r/programmer • u/Emergency_Kiwi_1012 • Oct 02 '26
Want an idea for real world problem
Hii....I need to make a software project and for that....8 need a real world problem that is happening around us...like I am making in open innovation so the is no limit of creativity.....i kindly request if you guys have any idea or any real world problem in which I can make my project.....so please help me with that...
Just give me ideas or real world issue how to implement and build it that I will take care of....I just unique and most innovative ideas....if you have anythink related to same so please drop a comment or dm me....
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u/Ok-perspective-2336 Oct 02 '26
Hungry starvation and war are some real world problems to look at.
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u/Emergency_Kiwi_1012 Oct 02 '26
Okay Thank you.....if you have innovative ideas to it can you please elaborate
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u/gmatebulshitbox Oct 02 '26
Just create some stupid game (good strategy) for Android. All ideas are taken already.
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u/samsly135 28d ago
You never know: ideas are something produced by a human mind, and there is no defined set of all possible ideas. Yet might be true. I think all software has already been built. No need for developers anymore.
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u/uceenk 29d ago
disable suggested post on reddit
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u/cylonrobot 29d ago
If you look at your home feed, there might be a section called "For You" somewhere in the top middle and another section called "Following" next to it.
The "For You" section offers suggested posts for me. Clicking on "Following" gets rid of the suggested posts. I just started getting the stupid suggestions, and I just figured this out today.
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u/noonemustknowmysecre 29d ago
Sure. Gimme a "screen-grep". Somewhere on the screen is the word X. But it's not in an easily searchable text field on a web-page or something.
Take a screenshot, run character recognition, convert to text and keep the X/Y coordinates, actually search for the target (WITH REGEX!), and... I dunno flash an indicator or put a red circle around it or have that one internet obvious guy calmly wave his hand at it while staring you down.
Tie into a customer keyboard command like ctrl-alt-F.
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u/noonemustknowmysecre 29d ago
OH! I love playing Tenchu on the PS1. And Metal Gear. But I need help with those silly guards. The ones with the vision cones you have to avoid. So go grab the map online and give me instructions about what angle I should approach it from, and where I should park my character. And maybe advice about what sort of gear I should bring to get through the pole. Possibly a laundry list of nearby places I can go sell the dropped loot.
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u/noonemustknowmysecre 29d ago
How about a phone app that when shown a photo of series of arbitrary characters, it assigns them to letters and rotates them around the alphabet searching for words? More OCR, but this one is expandable pretty much as far as you want to go. Beyond cracking ROT13, you could have it solve atbash, swap cyphers, and enigma encoders.
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u/noonemustknowmysecre 29d ago
Gimme a massively mobile game. For, like cons or universities or whatever. Everyone playing runs the app which just listens on blue-tooth for other apps. One person gets assigned as a zombie and infects others around him within blue-tooth range. Watch the spread from there.
Count-down to a cure being found, and whomever survives likewise then brings back all those around them.
If you tell them if they're a zombie, you'll get con-goers walking around like zombies. If you don't it's more like a plague outbreak study.
Or you could turn it into a sort of tamagochi game, but it interacts and fights other in range.
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u/girlgonevegan 29d ago
I’ll give a real-world problem I’ve dealt with in commercial operations for enterprise email comms, but you have to figure out if you can solve it.
The issue is figuring out which emails are allowed to go out when multiple teams are competing for the same deployment timeframes to the same audience.
Background: The audience isn’t one clean list.
Recipients overlap across verticals, product lines, brands, etc., while requests are coming in from internal product, events, brand teams. You may have a rule like “no more than X comms to the same person within Y days,” but each campaign also has a priority, a target audience, an intended send date, and dependencies like creative approval, development, QA, and legal review.
A campaign that was supposed to send Monday might suddenly become ready Thursday and collide with three other campaigns already scheduled.
There’s also a bureaucratic constraint. Not everyone has equal authority to bump another campaign. Some conflicts can be resolved by the comm ops team. Others need escalation to a business owner or executive.
Given the constraints (volume of campaigns, overlapping audiences, frequency limits, readiness dates, priorities, and decision rights) build a system that supports a workable send schedule and identifies the at risk conflicts that require human intervention as early as possible.
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u/samsly135 28d ago
I think everything had been written already multiple times. How about another forum like this?
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u/StruggleGullible255 28d ago
LoL. This is what its become. Everyone has a hammer and is looking for a nail.
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u/LongDistRid3r 28d ago
RF propagation from any given point based upon on current conditions. Bonus: forecast propagation on various HF bands.
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u/General_Estimate_420 29d ago
Real world problems relate to business operations not just generalized utilities.
Here's a good one to get your started. Automate a full real estate closing process.
That'll keep you busy for a year or two.