TS-075528 — Flying-disc activities are enjoyed across sports, recreation, pet training, and adaptive athletics, yet participants often rely on a second person to provide consistent throws. This limits opportunities for independent practice, recreational play, and accessibility for individuals with mobility li…

TS-074942 — Youth pitching development today relies heavily on static nets or coach-observed drills that provide limited, delayed, or subjective feedback. These approaches often fail to sustain engagement, leading to repetitive training sessions and decreased motivation among young athletes. Additionally, mos…

TS-074924 — Swim training today largely relies on retrospective pacing feedback via stopwatches or pace clocks, which limits a swimmer’s ability to adjust performance in real time. Existing solutions that provide continuous pacing feedback are often expensive, time-consuming to install, and incompatible wit…

TS-074872 — Collectors of trading cards face a tradeoff between storage capacity and display functionality. Conventional solutions, such as binders, boxes, and static display cases, either allow efficient storage or visual presentation, but not both simultaneously. Showcasing a large collection requires manua…

TS-071692 — The Need Modern smart home systems often lack contextual awareness and actionable intelligence, limiting their usefulness in daily home management. Consumers are seeking more intuitive, proactive solutions that go beyond simple automation to offer real-time insights, task generation, and physical in…

TS-071056 — The Need Food waste remains a significant global issue, with the average American discarding over 100 pounds of food annually, amounting to nearly $2,800 in losses per household. A substantial portion of this waste results from premature spoilage due to microbial contamination and suboptimal storage…