Yeah the one me and my wife talked about was hey we could track our kids and know if they truly were going to the movies, or if they were at a friends house! Then my left brain starts going, yeah but what if they exclude you so you can't see it?

The one thing they talked about was the girl here from Poway who was taken and killed, it made a big impact on them. They said that the phone actually starts to accumulate data about you as you go about your life, they found tht 75% of the things we do everyday are repetitive and the Nunchi starts to know that. Like if you go running everyday for 5 miles and you tell it okay I'm running starting right now, and then all of a sudden it shows you stopped and there is no reason why, the emergency contact gets notified and they know exactly where you are at right at that moment. This brought up another question of what if you just fell or something and you didn;t really have an accident. The answer was well, what is the first thing you do when you drop your phone? you pick it up and push buttons to make sure it still works right? And then Cocumelli rightly pointed out, wouldn't you want to err on the right side of that equation versus the other possible outcome?

This could be so big for Law enforcement, hospitals, military, business. The one that made us laugh was when he said it could be used to track sales guys who before the only way you knew if they were not doing there job was if they came back to the office with popcorn in their teeth!