THIS changed how I thought about INNOVATION in Design

This video talks about a way of thinking that designers use to innovate. In the video I show multiple examples of how this way of thinking leads to innovation, invention and figuring out all the details in a product's design.



The examples range from - how an innovation in crayons and a bike grip were used to innovate the OXO vegetable peeler, how the form and function of burrs were used to invent velcro, how a slaughterhouse inspired the innovation of the moving assembly line, and how sparks rising from a fire inspired the invention of the hot air balloon, to name a few. Some of the other examples I talk about are how analogies are used to help figure out the details in a product's design and how I've used analogies in my own design work. Analogies are especially useful when you work on a product where there is no real precedent.


If you have any questions, let me know in the comments.




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W H A T T O W A T C H N E X T:


GOOD DESIGN - ONE concept that can make all the difference
https://youtu.be/lBVjcn0uiuQ


FORM FOLLOWS FUNCTION - an example in Industrial Design
https://youtu.be/IiPHL0L2Vh8


HOW A DESIGNER LOOKS AT A PRODUCT | product analysis of Pulp storage
https://youtu.be/MjqzBEbytXQ



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“Flutterbee” Podington Bear
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tags:
Innovation in Products, Innovation in product design, product design, industrial design