The final version of my product is the O-Lock, a city proof bike/scooter lock that features an alarm system consisting of: A flashing strobe light A speaker for the alarm The choice of 4 digit combination code or key locking An app that notifies you if there was an attempt to disarm your lock A charging port to eliminate the need for batteries The lock … Continue reading Final Product – The O-Lock
To validate my problem, I interviewed my partner Alan under the guise of being curious about having a helmet as someone that doesn’t ride bikes and doesn’t own a helmet. I then presented my idea as a design that I “found” on Indiegogo, which is not out of the ordinary as I often browse sites like those. After interviewing my partner, I discovered that the … Continue reading Validating My Problem
Assumption 1: Customers will value a helmet that takes up less space but is also multifunctional. This assumption is critical as I imagine producing this item will be costly, and I’d like to verify this assumption before further investing time and money. To me, the creator of the concept that is closely observing an individual with the problem, the idea seems like a great solution … Continue reading Collapsible Helmet Assumptions
For this weeks assignment, I studied my partner Alan who rides CitiBikes and an e-scooter, but hates carrying around his helmet after his ride. Over the past year, I’ve heard him express frustration around having to fit his helmet into his backpack or hold it when not carrying a bag. When the weather is nice, he prefers to ride a bike or scooter to/from home, … Continue reading Assignment 2: Collapsible Helmet Bag
For this assignment, I decided to recreate a stuffed lion that I was given by my dad as a kid. This was the only stuffed animal I ever cherished and reminds me of my happiest years living in Tobago. Continue reading Tinkercad Mini Assignment
