Aerodrums - app/kit for drummers (using Playstation 3 camera)
This was on the UK Dragons Den and I thought it was a neat use of existing technology (Playstation 3 camera which you can buy for about £10 now). So they basically wrote the software and created a product around that - which they sell at a pretty nice £155
I reckon if they dropped the price they could sell a lot more.
Anybody else have cool ideas using things like a Playstation camera?
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