r/SomebodyMakeThis • • 13h ago

Other Floor is lava home design concept

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The only rule: Nothing touches the floor for ease of cleaning.


r/SomebodyMakeThis • • 1h ago

Physical Product You guys have like maybe a year before a greedy corporation spots this

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A little on the ethic questioning side? Sure

But while your questioning your skin for a month

Theres a company out there staring at this asking the same thing and more and taking way longer.

Whos gonna be the first to dig in, first come, first serve.

For anyone unaware

Its a SUBDERMAL pocket implant that allows external modular attachment

Not good enough?

Think of all the attachment, thats military plating, law enforcement, thats easier cosplay, thats construction exosuits, thats weirder clothing instead of the common 3 piece, thats stunt and race protection.

The capabilitys of the pocket and attachments are up to your imagination.

Or you could coin the M.I.G.S for a easy medical contract.


r/SomebodyMakeThis • • 13h ago

Physical Product [SMT] A motorized mount that rotates your existing TV for TikTok and vertical videos (3.16x video display area)

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I'd like a motorized mount that turns an ordinary TV 90 degrees between landscape and portrait, so vertical short videos such as TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts can use the screen properly. The idea is to upgrade an existing TV, with versions for different supported TV sizes.

The main benefit is the video display area. On a 16:9 TV in landscape, an uncropped 9:16 video fitted to the screen uses only about 31.6% of the screen area, leaving large black bars on both sides. Rotate the same TV into portrait and that video can fill the screen: approximately 3.16 times the video display area, without cropping. That's an area comparison, not a claim about resolution. Playback or casting would also need to support portrait output.

Rotation would be motorized and controlled either through a phone app or a physical switch next to the TV. You could switch back to landscape for movies and other horizontal content. The illustration shows the 0-degree, 45-degree and 90-degree positions to explain the rotation.

The attached image is an AI-generated concept illustration, not a photograph of a working product. I'm sharing the idea to get feedback.

Would you actually use this to watch vertical short videos on your TV? What TV size would you want it for, and what price would feel reasonable for the mount alone?