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I am an Electrical Engineer. None of my public projects have been electrically based, though. My first Kickstarter was for rubber band guns and my current project is a 20-sided laser engraved globe: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1862357036/icosa-world-laser-engraved-globe?ref=sc699y

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Audio Technition, loooooove the music.

I clean fish tanks during the day and design them at night. I've designed an aquarium that houses a TV as the backdrop. My passion project is the IQUARIUM, a miniaturized version of the bigger "TV tanks". Instead of a TV, it uses a 9.7 inch tablet like an Ipad. Check out my teaser video. I'm still in pre-launch mode.
www.iquarium.us

Also there was a powerful newspaper article that was published about my tank at my boy's special ed school.
http://www.journaltribune.com/news/2017 ... arium.html

Cheers,
Eddie

My day job:

I worked as an agricultural scientist the last 14 years and developed some methods to optimize organic farming. In my last University project I was looking for some soy bean alternatives for animal feeding that we can handle here in Germany under our climatic conditions. Last year I decided to get out and try something new, so i founded together with my wife and my parents a Food manufacture.

My passion project:

We want to tell the story behind Food manufacturing.
We have a Little farm and produce now handmade Food like bread, vegetables, eggs, noodles and jam. I started a less successful Project at Kickstarter only in german language and made a lot of mistakes, of course. But: they have been very helpful because I have developed a completely new business model for our jam: You choose, we produce! It is a new Kickstarter Project, you can see it following the link in my signature.

Studied and got a degree. It convinced me that doing the normal thing and getting a job just wasn't for me. Been grinding it out as an entrepreneur ever since.

Things are a bit complicated lately, but I have a degree in Foreign Languages and Literatures, an MA in Multimedia Production and for years I've worked as Photojournalist. Currently, I work as freelance graphic designer for my small graphic studio.

My passion project is called Escuro Bicycle Bag and it's a project designed and fully created here in Italy by me, my husband who's a graphic designer and my father in law, who's a professional tailor.

We live in Turin, a city where people, fortunately, love riding their bikes and we just wanted to combine style, minimalist design, functionality and create a bike bag that can hold a notebook, tablet, work/school documents and other daily stuff. We just wanted to find the right solution to get rid off those uncomfy backpacks or messenger bags that are difficult to hold while riding.

We think we have found the solution with the project we have also launched about a couple of days ago on Kickstarter. Here's the link http://bit.ly/escurobicyclebag

We really believe in our project and we have received many compliments from designers and bike producers, but we really don't see things are moving so good. True, there are only two days passed since we have launched it, but we only have 2 backers.

If you have any feedback, please, feel free to let me know!

Alina wrote:Things are a bit complicated lately, but I have a degree in Foreign Languages and Literatures, an MA in Multimedia Production and for years I've worked as Photojournalist. Currently, I work as freelance graphic designer for my small graphic studio.

My passion project is called Escuro Bicycle Bag and it's a project designed and fully created here in Italy by me, my husband who's a graphic designer and my father in law, who's a professional tailor.

We live in Turin, a city where people, fortunately, love riding their bikes and we just wanted to combine style, minimalist design, functionality and create a bike bag that can hold a notebook, tablet, work/school documents and other daily stuff. We just wanted to find the right solution to get rid off those uncomfy backpacks or messenger bags that are difficult to hold while riding.

We think we have found the solution with the project we have also launched about a couple of days ago on Kickstarter. Here's the link http://bit.ly/escurobicyclebag

We really believe in our project and we have received many compliments from designers and bike producers, but we really don't see things are moving so good. True, there are only two days passed since we have launched it, but we only have 2 backers.

If you have any feedback, please, feel free to let me know!

i think the problem is with your product is the price point. how do you want to aim for bicycle users? do you have your own audience yet?

go through my post : 1 years 7 months marketing research compiled. that will help you.

lowkey wrote:

Alina wrote:Things are a bit complicated lately, but I have a degree in Foreign Languages and Literatures, an MA in Multimedia Production and for years I've worked as Photojournalist. Currently, I work as freelance graphic designer for my small graphic studio.

My passion project is called Escuro Bicycle Bag and it's a project designed and fully created here in Italy by me, my husband who's a graphic designer and my father in law, who's a professional tailor.

We live in Turin, a city where people, fortunately, love riding their bikes and we just wanted to combine style, minimalist design, functionality and create a bike bag that can hold a notebook, tablet, work/school documents and other daily stuff. We just wanted to find the right solution to get rid off those uncomfy backpacks or messenger bags that are difficult to hold while riding.

We think we have found the solution with the project we have also launched about a couple of days ago on Kickstarter. Here's the link http://bit.ly/escurobicyclebag

We really believe in our project and we have received many compliments from designers and bike producers, but we really don't see things are moving so good. True, there are only two days passed since we have launched it, but we only have 2 backers.

If you have any feedback, please, feel free to let me know!

i think the problem is with your product is the price point. how do you want to aim for bicycle users? do you have your own audience yet?

go through my post : 1 years 7 months marketing research compiled. that will help you.[/quote

do you think the price point is wrong?

Hello sailors!

We at Blood Red continues to find ways to innovate sailing gears. Our latest project is https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/58 ... ze-harness INTEGRA which is the first TWO-IN-ONE BUOYANCY HARNESS. We would like to ask for your support and help FUND us to make INTEGRA happen.