The Immobilizer
Alex Covert — September 22, 2007 — Unique
References: securitysafetyspy & popgadget.net
Anybody can be a spy these days with all the electronic gear that is cleverly disguised as everyday items. Take this gizmo for example. It's a cell phone, right? WRONG! This bad boy (the Immobilizer) is a stun gun that can pack 900,000 volts of juice right to the juggler of Mr. Grabby. Then, you can turn on the LED flashlight function to find your real cell phone.
Implications - The widespread consumption of portable mobile devices in modern society has served as an outlet for other tech-oriented innovations to rise to mass consumption. Gadgets that incorporate the use of cellular devices -- usually by adding extra features or increasing a cell phone's capabilities -- are a hot market, as many consumers are regularly on the lookout for new and fresh technologies.
Implications - The widespread consumption of portable mobile devices in modern society has served as an outlet for other tech-oriented innovations to rise to mass consumption. Gadgets that incorporate the use of cellular devices -- usually by adding extra features or increasing a cell phone's capabilities -- are a hot market, as many consumers are regularly on the lookout for new and fresh technologies.
Trend Themes
1. Disguised Weaponry - Incorporating weapons into everyday objects is a growing trend that offers disruptive innovation opportunities for companies in the personal safety and security industry.
2. Smartphone Add-ons - The trend of adding extra features or capabilities to smartphones presents disruptive innovation opportunities for tech companies catering to mobile device users.
3. Spy Gadgets - The trend of disguising spy gadgets as everyday objects offers disruptive innovation opportunities for companies in the surveillance and security industry.
Industry Implications
1. Personal Safety and Security - Companies in this industry can create innovative products that incorporate disguised weapons for self-defense, tapping into the growing trend of personal safety.
2. Tech - Tech companies can develop and market smartphone add-ons that enhance users' experiences with their mobile devices, offering a disruptive innovation opportunity.
3. Surveillance and Security - Companies in the surveillance and security industry can create hidden spy gadgets that blend into everyday objects for covert operations, disrupting the traditional methods of espionage.
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