We have a new site for our Professional Practices business (Medical, Dental, Veterinary, Chiropractic etc.)

We here at Brave Boat Studios have been dazzled for a long time with the idea of 3D Printers.   Now finally, the new THING-O-MATIC has been released!  We love the idea of being able to literally make anything we can think of. On the spot.  These babies range from $1300 for self-assembly models to about $2,500 for fully-assembled ones.  We want one now!

The video is right when it says that  people who want a 3D Printer are probably those who are "thinking in the future." Hey, we're the famous Industrial Website Design Team.   How can we go on without a THING-O-MATIC?   Shouldn't somebody get us one? All DONATIONS accepted...

Someone we know went to cut a tree limb with a chainsaw and sliced his arm open in a nasty fashion.  Several hundred stitches later, (well, you know that tale...)

Now here's an Innovation from Worx JawSaw that keeps you safe while still tackling the tough cutting jobs.   And it's affordable too, at about $120 on up:

The Crew at Brave Boat Studios, authors of this estimable (and wildly popular!) blog, have been away for a month working on other technical stuff. But now we're back, bringing the most incredible Innovation we've seen yet.  If you want to own it, prices start at about $80,000 and that's probably for a stripped-down model.  This is the most amazing Innovation we've seen for a long time.  Please share this post with your family, friends and business partners because we want this blog to continue growing.  Enjoy the Seabreacher: 

Corning created an extraordinary video in this case, one which went viral quickly. It's an intelligent and creative ad which offers glass product ideas you've probably never thought of. Sit through it to the end and reset your sights on tomorrow, thanks to the vision and ingenuity of Corning:

A firm in Colorado offers an eco-friendly coffin called the "Ecoffin."  It is made of banana sheaves, bamboo or pandanus and it biodegrades along with the body, in a timeframe of 6 months to 2 years.

Has anybody in our large world of netizens actually purchased and used one of these?

We think this is so neat:   According to the manufacturer, Reflex Marine, the TORO is the latest evolution in crane assisted personnel transfer for the offshore industry. Building on design principles of existing devices, the 4 passenger TORO combines passenger protection, speed of entry and exit and a highly intuitive ride experience all at a very competitive price.   Really innovative!

Kind of scary to ride in it though, we suspect...