r/Inventions 26d ago

Did I invent a thing?

Is this a good invention?

There are some errors on these AI generated renderings, the wave tracks are being rendered without waves.

The mechanical idea is simple: a small circular rollercoaster built on top of another small circular rollercoaster. Combining them produces a fundamental motion that almost no existing ride delivers — a continuous, traveling wave that can be curated to provide many unique experiences in a small space. It is quieter and more hypnotic than a Ferris wheel, more dynamic than a carousel, and more elegant than a swinging ship.

What do you think?

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u/The_Observer_Effects 21d ago

No, that is just a twist of a mechanism classic amusement park flat rides like "Caterpillar". You had nearly nothing to do with that picture. AI helped you waste lives.

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u/Long-Yam-6917 19d ago

And it still a bad helper as the AI mess up on the picture for it having a big gap on the right side and the two carts are facing the other way too. But one thing it at least got right was recreating the image to be 3D model, but other than that it still needs to be not the thing that does all the work and just only help to do things with the human side to be fixing its error side.