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Product Name For Atomic-level Motion Detector

Posted by Anonymous on 7/10/2006 at 11:24 AM ET 1250 Points
We'd like ideas for a name for a product which measures movement at the atomic level. It would be more a name for the technology (such as Intel's "pentium") as the product is a device which would attach to other measurement apparatuses to detect motion at the sub-angstrom level (less than 1/10th of a nanometer).

Unlike existing technology, the device is very simple, inexpensive and measures digitally. The inventor would like a simple name as well, preferrably based on the angstrom word, (but not necessarily).

We have developed a few ideas, but the best naming submissions would ideally have some rationale included, like:

Anglice (in English)
Cimota (atomic spelled backwards)
Anion (a negatively charged ion)
Morts-GNA (Angstrom spelled backwards)
Cirtem (metric spelled backwards)

(Or)

(Derivitives of angstrom)
Ango (with follow-up products like Dango, Mango, Pango, Tango)
Angstriom
Angzone
Anglor
Angstor
Angstorm

We're looking for deep thought, not the first things to pop in mind, so answers will be accepted discriminately.

Thanks for your help!


BARQ

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  • Posted by Deremiah *CPE on 7/10/2006 at 2:04 PM Accepted
    Hey Barq,

    Hope you're having a great day!

    Here's my suggestion since we're naming the technology let's consider calling it any of the following. My suggestions are in the order of origination. As I thought about it more ideas began to flow. Feel free to join chime in with me. The last suggestions I love even better as I began to tie in some cross culture terminology in various combinations. Let me know what you think and don't forget to have a great day...


    Revealatomic

    Revelatom

    Appearatomic

    Ceatomic

    Ceatom

    Optomic

    Opatomic

    Opatomic Revelator


    Thanks for giving me the opportunity to offer some very relevant suggestions. I look forward to helping you in the future creation of ideas and name generation. Remember our only real problem in life is our failure to be more creative than we’ve ever been. If you “Invent” your opportunity YOU WILL most definitely create your future. Is there anything else I can do for you?

    Your Servant, Deremiah, *CPE (Customer Passion Evangelist)
  • Posted on 7/10/2006 at 8:44 PM Member
    Anguard
  • Posted by Frank Hurtte on 7/10/2006 at 10:50 PM Member
    angstrometric reader
    angstrotechnology
  • Posted by darcy.moen on 7/11/2006 at 3:05 AM Member
    Oooooh a brain teaser! Me like it!

    Angstrometer - I just hopt that isn't a name of the equipment that measures Angstroms...off to google it now.

    Darcy Moen
    Customer Loyalty Network
  • Posted by jwall on 7/11/2006 at 11:25 AM Member
    How about - Trackang
  • Posted by NovaHammer on 7/11/2006 at 10:29 PM Accepted
    As a non-science type Coiner I like words that have meanings that are pseudo-science sounding but based in reality.

    Small=Minutia or however you want to spell it.
    Significant=Major, used in anatomy and astronomy.

    "MinutiaMajor"
    or M2 (squared) for brevity after a while.
    Tiny but Significant event.

    or

    Mass = You know this one.
    Movement=Minuet, classical dance music.

    "Massuette" = Gentile Movement of Mass as in an
    elegant dance.

    Hope this helps.
  • Posted on 7/12/2006 at 5:29 AM Accepted
    Cipia - a considerable shortening of Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica, Isaac Newton's works which include his laws of motion forming.

    Kate

    UK
  • Posted by Mushfique Manzoor on 7/12/2006 at 9:10 AM Member
    hi BARQ

    since you can measure less than 1/10 of a nanometer how about naming it as

    "Deca" (meaning 10)
    "Decatek" (technology to measeure 1/10)
    "NanoDec"

    hope this helps

    cheers!!
  • Posted by MANSING on 7/12/2006 at 12:41 PM Member
    Hi There!

    Try this!


    • Nuclous
    • Moveatomo
    • Moleculo

    I hope this will help!

    Regards,

    M Bhor
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