I have been working on a logo for my invention
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TaraDeS — 3 months ago(December 12, 2025 11:03 AM)
Soul_Venom December 11, 2025 05:37 AM
Member since December 12, 2019
Specifically this is for the rodent trap. The BOA Trap. Some traps on the market can self-reset. No traps on the market can self-empty.
My trap not only self-resets it also self empties and kills via constriction. My CAD artist finished the mechanical drawings and I filed the provisional patent yesterday.
I think I have a good logo idea.
https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com:443/data.filmboards/images/upload/mZRUXMc.png
How long does it take for the rodent to die in your trap?
I always hated the poisoning campaigns. The animals die agonizing deaths from internal bleeding.
So, I think your idea is good, if it's done quickly.
The rat needs to look less cute.
I don't know how it is where you are, but here many people have pet rats.
Your logo-draft would cause a ****storm here.
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Soul_Venom — 3 months ago(December 12, 2025 08:21 PM)
Not only does the spring/belt system compress the rodent to achieve the constriction effect but the body is fed around various rollers at sharp angles this inflicts a degree of thorasic trauma. Between those 2 effects the AI calculated unconsciousness within 5-10 seconds and death within 15-20. I have opted for triple overage so the trap will hold the rodent 60 seconds before triggering the eject sequence.
Not sure i want to fight the AI to get the effect you want. It was hard enough to get this. In many versions it drew the BOA with a red tongue or drew the rat with canine fangs instead of chisel inincisors. Or the snake would be the wrong color or the rat would have a forked tongue etc. Etc. Etc. AI drawing is not near as advanced as the language model function.
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TaraDeS — 3 months ago(December 12, 2025 09:23 PM)
Soul_Venom December 12, 2025 09:21 PM
Member since December 12, 2019
Not only does the spring/belt system compress the rodent to achieve the constriction effect but the body is fed around various rollers at sharp angles this inflicts a degree of thorasic trauma. Between those 2 effects the AI calculated unconsciousness within 5-10 seconds and death within 15-20. I have opted for triple overage so the trap will hold the rodent 60 seconds before triggering the eject sequence.
Not sure i want to fight the AI to get the effect you want. It was hard enough to get this. In many versions it drew the BOA with a red tongue or drew the rat with canine fangs instead of chisel inincisors. Or the snake would be the wrong color or the rat would have a forked tongue etc. Etc. Etc. AI drawing is not near as advanced as the language model function.
Sold!
Will you get an international patent?
I've no idea how much an international patent costs in the USA (it's expensive here), but I strongly advise getting one. Many inventors lost much money because they didn't patent their good inventions internationally; some simply couldn't afford it. And BAM, their inventions were stolen. ☻
Needed to laugh about your
"rat with canine fangs"
…a rat-dog!
Just recently saw in an AI video a rabbit eating a carrot with orange nutria teeth.
How about showing the back of a rat, hanging out its fat tail?
Many people dislike rats because of their fat tails (stupid, but it works).
The Boa is great…and if this becomes your logo, then there should be no background.
Means, instead of green-brown just nothing or white.
That would also increase the contrast to the fantastic robot-boa.
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Soul_Venom — 3 months ago(December 12, 2025 11:42 PM)
Eventually.
My photo is just to serve as inspiration for whichever company licenses the design. The final version will be nowhere near as detailed. Thus I am not worried.
Not robot-boa. Cyborg BOA.
This will be mainly for areas with high rodent density. This, unfortunately will not be a cheap design. It will be one of the more expensive designs on the market. However, it will also be one of the more effective, efficient & durable designs.
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TaraDeS — 3 months ago(December 12, 2025 11:56 PM)
Soul_Venom December 13, 2025 12:42 AM
Member since December 12, 2019
Eventually.
My photo is just to serve as inspiration for whichever company licenses the design. The final version will be nowhere near as detailed. Thus I am not worried.
Not robot-boa. Cyborg BOA.
This will be mainly for areas with high rodent density. This, unfortunately will not be a cheap design. It will be one of the more expensive designs on the market. However, it will also be one of the more effective, efficient & durable designs.
If that works out as planned, you can become rich.
Most big cities have rat problems, Berlin too.
https://www.filmboards.com/board/p/22709419/permalink/#p22709419
An additional improvement would be if your
Cyborg BOA
distinguishes between 'good' and 'bad' rats.
We don't want the best mine detectors to get shredded.
