Another good idea that I believe will improve this case is that the case will have a built in mother board and have the capabilities to connect to guitars through a USB cable. Also, for security purposes the case will be equip with a built in key-pad pass word in order to improve the security aspect of the case. I believe that this will keep the musicians mind off their instruments and will keep their mind at ease.
In regards to the motherboard, it will consist of an on-board thermometer that will monitor the temp of not only the case but the guitar also just to insure that the guitar is properly treated in the correct temp. If the temp/humidity drops above/below a certain point the motherboard will send a relay message to the thermometer to correct both the temp/humidity. Overtime we could see technology improvement that will affect our design and maybe even improve it.
One may ask, "How is the case going to automatically know the exact temp of the guitar?". My answer to that is USB. Most high-end guitars are equip with USB ports. When plugged into the thermometer it will give whoever is using the guitar an exact numerical temp (F or C). With the USB capabilities the motherboard will monitor the temp/humidity 24/7.
Interesting post, well done. It looks like you've thought about hardware at the microlevel i.e., you've come up with a means to incorporate it into your guitar case. But, have you thought about at all how your business would leverage hardware? You'll likely need a web presence with a web server. You may also perhaps need a DB server to manage your inventory.
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