Unconventional Innovations: GPS Dog Tracker and Motorized Couch

The video discusses two innovative ideas. First, a Japanese security firm offers a GPS tracking service for pet owners to locate lost dogs. The GPS device is lightweight and can be tracked via a website or cell phone, with an accuracy of 50 meters. Second, Clinton Cosi built a motorized couch for a friend's birthday, which can travel at 30 km/h. The couch features steering and acceleration controls in the recliner handle and a brake under the cushions. However, it was deemed an unregistered vehicle by the police, leading to its storage in a garage.

What is the weight of the GPS tracker offered by the Japanese security firm?

• 45 grams

• 60 grams

• 48 grams

• 50 grams

How can pet owners track their dogs using the GPS service?

• Via a website accessible by cell phone

• By calling a hotline

• Through a mobile app

• Using a dedicated GPS device

What was the purpose of building the motorized couch?

• To sell it commercially

• As a gift for a friend's birthday

• For a science project

• To enter a competition

Where are the steering and acceleration controls located on the motorized couch?

• On the armrest

• In the recliner handle

• Under the seat

• On the backrest

Why did Clinton park the motorized couch in his garage?

• It ran out of fuel

• He lost interest in it

• It was considered an unregistered vehicle by the police

• It broke down