This weeks Crowd-Funded Project of the week is The Blue Lace Project found on Kickstarter.com
I like the message and the approach - count me in for a pair!
Link to the project on Kickstarter: http://kck.st/1dSXyB8
I believe that projects are everywhere, ubiquitous, and that it is in the thousands of projects I see everyday that I can have the greatest impact. I work to be a constant source of positive reinforcement and encouragement to everyone working on projects, posting six days a week to share good news, good thoughts, and great projects with my project peers.
Showing posts with label Crowd-funded. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crowd-funded. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
InStove - Clean Water for Ndola, Zambia
This week's Crowd-Funded Project of the Week is from Indiegogo.com:
This project provides an efficient water purifier for a village where people drink untreated water from the river. This is a project that saves lives!
This project provides an efficient water purifier for a village where people drink untreated water from the river. This is a project that saves lives!
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Crowd-Funded Project of the Week
This week's crowd-funded project of the week is NOMAD. An indiegogo.com project that delivers a manufactured micro home. I've followed the tiny house movement for months and welcome a new manufacturer.
I like the floating structure (no "foundation") and love the tree house example. It will be interesting to see if a one-size fits all micro home can work.
Link to the project on Indiegogo.com: http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/nomad-micro-home-easily-assembled-under-30k
I like the floating structure (no "foundation") and love the tree house example. It will be interesting to see if a one-size fits all micro home can work.
Link to the project on Indiegogo.com: http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/nomad-micro-home-easily-assembled-under-30k
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Crowd-Funded Project of the Week - REBIscan
This week's Crowd-Funded Project of the Week is REBIScan, a Fundable.com project that increases accuracy and reduces costs of early vision screening for amblyopia (AKA Lazy Eye).
Link to project on Fundable.com: http://www.fundable.com/rebiscan
This disease effects 1 in twenty worldwide, and current screening technology is just 55% effective. This means that we spend way too much on treatment, and in almost half the cases we treat the wrong child.
This is a great example of a team changing the world for the better by addressing an opportunity that I had not realized existing.
Well done!
Link to project on Fundable.com: http://www.fundable.com/rebiscan
This disease effects 1 in twenty worldwide, and current screening technology is just 55% effective. This means that we spend way too much on treatment, and in almost half the cases we treat the wrong child.
This is a great example of a team changing the world for the better by addressing an opportunity that I had not realized existing.
Well done!
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Crowd-Funded Project of the Week - Sylvia's Water Color Bot
This week's Crowd-Funded project of the Week is "Super Awesome Sylvia's Water Color Bot." The folks from Evil Mad Scientist labs sponsor this Kickstarter.com project. This is to be a kit version of a plotter designed to use standard water color paints (with a water dish for wetting and cleaning brushes).
Check out the Video:
Great kids project. I'm trying to figure out how to justify this for myself! It would be fun to use this to create posters that appear to be hand-painted :)
Link to the Kickstarter Project: http://kck.st/10XXagg
Check out the Video:
Great kids project. I'm trying to figure out how to justify this for myself! It would be fun to use this to create posters that appear to be hand-painted :)
Link to the Kickstarter Project: http://kck.st/10XXagg
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Crowd-Funded Project of the Week - NeoLucida
I find crowd-funded projects fascinating! In this first installment of a weekly series I highlight an interesting current crown-funded project.
NeoLucida is an optics product and the project to deliver it. An artist looks into the prism and sees both his subject, and the paper and pencil or brush. This is an ancient concept, but only available with antiques or very expensive custom builds - until now . . .
I'm funding this one at the $40 level and hope to receive a NeoLucida in exchange. My creative daughter should get a kick out of this.
Note how heavily this is funded with just a few days of active campaign! Click through to see that Pablo and Golan have planned for this over-funding - very impressive project planning and risk assessment (yes, in a kickstarter - too much funding is a risk).
Let me know if you like the idea of "Crowd-Funded Project of the Week"
NeoLucida is an optics product and the project to deliver it. An artist looks into the prism and sees both his subject, and the paper and pencil or brush. This is an ancient concept, but only available with antiques or very expensive custom builds - until now . . .
I'm funding this one at the $40 level and hope to receive a NeoLucida in exchange. My creative daughter should get a kick out of this.
Note how heavily this is funded with just a few days of active campaign! Click through to see that Pablo and Golan have planned for this over-funding - very impressive project planning and risk assessment (yes, in a kickstarter - too much funding is a risk).
Let me know if you like the idea of "Crowd-Funded Project of the Week"
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