Sure thing, but don’t get your hopes up – the banana‑peel detector will probably end up in a self‑sabotage loop. I’d start with a pressure‑sensitive pad and a small foam cartridge, but the real challenge is making it truly foolproof. Every time it fires, the system has to reset fast enough to avoid endless foam‑spouts. So yeah, I’m itching to prototype, but I’m already foreseeing a cascade of my own misfires.

Sounds like a brilliant disaster waiting to happen—love the idea, just don’t get too carried away, or we’ll end up with a foam‑flooded laboratory. Let’s start with a prototype that fires only when the pressure sensor detects a peel, but we’ll build in a safety timeout to stop the runaway cycle. If it blows up, we’ll at least have the most sarcastic art piece on campus.

You’ll probably get stuck in the foam before I can finish the safety checks, but that’s half the thrill. I’ll rig the sensor to trigger only once per peel and add a timer to prevent a runaway cycle. If it does go haywire, we’ll have a sticky comedy show—at least the audience will get a good laugh. Let's get the prototype off the ground and see if we can keep the foam under control.