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• Nerf gun userstudy
  ... users were given more explanation as to why we were conducting the study. Users were not given instruction on how to use the gun. The data presented belo ...
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• Dishwasher
  ... roduct's purpose, function, inputs and outputs, major stakeholders, users, users' needs, and materials along with analyses in design for manufacture and as ... ... information, but also identified some problem areas with the device. Test users identified issues such as the dry feature and hose connections as areas th ...
  36 KB (5646 words) - 05:22, 9 October 2009
• Nerf gun redesign
  ... knesses of the current products on the market and the needs and desires of users. Market research, performance data, and user study information allowed th ... ... m the user study conducted in Report 1 ([[Nerf_gun_userstudy]]), where our users were not of the 6+ age group but rather of the 18+ age Group. To our supr ...
  47 KB (7945 words) - 14:23, 7 October 2009
• Keg tap redesign
  ... der to get responses from a representative sample of all potential keg tap users. The goals of the survey were to identify the target demographic, key comp ...
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• Paper towel dispenser redesign
  ... o gain some more insight about user preferences, user problems, and prices users are willing to pay for a paper towel dispenser. From our evidence, we foun ... ... spoke with maintenance workers, observed users in bathrooms, and surveyed users as well. Another note, is that we spoke to Facilities Management Services ...
  41 KB (6696 words) - 10:12, 7 December 2009
• Automatic pet feeder redesign
  Two human users (Allison Klee and Justin Lervin) and two dogs (Sly and Rigby) were studied ... The human users had a few needs they requested be met
  26 KB (4432 words) - 04:42, 7 October 2009
• Apple peeler redesign
  ... liced/non-sliced and peeled/non-peeled apples to accommodate wide range of users. A Gantt Chart is included to organize the future tasks and to better esti ... :1. interviewing users who have used the standard peeler and/or;
  25 KB (3776 words) - 04:01, 7 October 2009
• Rapid Fire Needler
  ... itable for home use. Testing of current Nerf products revealed that these users need a product that can shoot further, faster, and more accurately, while ... ... , to provide an aesthetic design interesting and appealing to the targeted users.
  59 KB (9613 words) - 15:44, 7 December 2009
• Low-foam keg tap
  ... der to get responses from a representative sample of all potential keg tap users. The goals of the survey were to identify the target demographic, key comp ... ... bled. Also, o-ring fatigue is one of the most likely causes of failure; if users are replacing o-rings somewhat regularly, it would be convenient to only o ...
  41 KB (6263 words) - 21:10, 7 December 2009
• Paper towel dispenser innovation
  ... the sheet of paper towel rolls back into the housing, out of reach to the users. Even with a turning knob on the side, the problem is not often fixed. W ... ... understand behaviors of users and causes of inconveniences, we observed 60 users and collected data from restrooms in Doherty hall first floor, Porter hall ...
  54 KB (8265 words) - 21:53, 13 December 2009
• Motorcycle throttle lock
  ... essen the chance of this or a replacement thumb push could be sold so that users could replaced an old and failing thumb push. ... selection could prevent this. Or a replacement part could be offered for users to replace their old thumb push after extended use.
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• Windshield wiper assembly 2
  ... oduct. Although the primary use of the product was intuitive to all of the users we observed, intermittent maintenance was often neglected by the user. ... rate the product correctly or operate the product in an unsafe manner. Two users were tested during this stage, one of our team members and someone without ...
  33 KB (4868 words) - 04:26, 8 February 2011
• Window blinds
  Major Post-production stakeholders include Customers, Users, Installers and Retailers. ... epending on where the blinds are installed, there could be 1 user or 1,000 users. A user will expect the blinds to be effective, sturdy and durable, and ea ...
  33 KB (5040 words) - 19:34, 4 February 2011
• Tire changing kit
  The primary post-production stakeholders include the users, retailers, freight carriers, and businesses.
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• Water gun
  ... ator water gun, there are two major consumers: adult (i.e parents) and the users -children and young adults. The needs and requirements of these two consum ... The users of the product are children and this categorey also include and are not li ...
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• Automatic card shuffler 2
  ... ilies and individuals are the main users for this product. As such, these users have the most and most well-defined needs in regard to a card shuffler. T ... ... how to use the product so that we could observe the thought process of how users approach such a product. This would also simulate the experience of actua ...
  38 KB (6068 words) - 21:45, 17 February 2011
• Ski rack
  ... k and freezes, preventing the lock from functioning. This sometimes leads users to not locking their rack which combined with the first failure mode can b ...
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• Umbrella 2
  ... air, we believe more efficient materials could be used in manufacturing as users could justify the increased cost paid as they saw associated life extensio ... ... eaning the product was a major issue. It was observed that after use, many users commonly shake off the excess water from the umbrella onto the floor of th ...
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• Mop wringer
  7) The weight of the product needs to be minimized so that all types of users are able to correctly use it 3) The weight of the product needs to be minimized so that all types of users are able to correctly use it
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• Door latch
  ... he product, we can begin to perform market research to find out what other users think of the doorknob in its current state.
  27 KB (4076 words) - 05:25, 13 February 2012
• Stethoscope
  #Would a visual representation of the frequency/input signal be desired by users?
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• Automatic card shuffler opportunity
  ... o automatic card shufflers to determine the types of improvements in which users would be interested. The four main types of market research that were don ... ... hnology and to make new innovations that would appeal toward the potential users.
  36 KB (5885 words) - 04:33, 22 February 2011
• Drink cooler
  ... t was realized that the lid did not open fully to 90 degrees and that some users may try to over open the lid causing damage to the connection between the ...
  32 KB (4851 words) - 22:50, 6 May 2012
• Laptop chill pad
  The primary consumers for chill pads are users who intensively use their laptops such as gamers and most college students ...
  26 KB (3917 words) - 15:14, 28 February 2012
• Folding chair
  ... sing the various models of folding chairs. Differences between how outside users operated the chairs and how the team members operated the chairs were mini ...
  24 KB (3686 words) - 14:00, 13 February 2012
• Folding table
  After reading some reviews and talking to users, we have gathered that some of the largest issues with other tables is tha ...
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• Snowboard opportunity
  ... s for improvement. These product opportunity gaps include the problem that users have when they try to skate with their board in the ski lift line, the lon ... ... nd by the lift still between the legs. This problem also affects the other users and ski resort owners as it increases queue time, as several lifts are was ...
  46 KB (7280 words) - 05:05, 28 February 2012
• Scooter opportunity
  ... om this interview, we were able to capture more detailed information about users' main concerns. Making the scooter more fun, useful, safe, and customizabl ... ... research, the current brake design has proved to be ineffective, and most users just ignore it and stop the scooter with their foot rather than the brake ...
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• Stethoscope opportunity
  ... index.php/Stethoscope previous report]) we interviewed several stethoscope users and preformed secondary research regarding the technology of the stethosco ... ... ound amplification or to help dampen ambient noise will not be accepted by users unless the overall durability and ergonomics of the original design are ma ...
  42 KB (6337 words) - 15:12, 28 February 2012
• Drink cooler opportunity
  ... l of noise during operation were some common concerns raised by the users. Users also complained about messy leakages of water from the device. ... dred design concepts for our drink cooler. Our survey, which revealed that users prefer having drinks cooled to 35F in a cooling time of less than 3 minute ...
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• Folding chair opportunity
  ... e - more portable than current chairs offer. Also, it was interesting that users preferred cloth folding chairs over metal chairs for sporting events, even ... ... However, our survey showed us that this idea is not very popular with most users, with only 33% of the respondents indicating that they would like to be ab ...
  29 KB (4704 words) - 15:12, 28 February 2012
• Folding Desk Chair Innovation
  [[Image:userstudy.jpg|thumb|center|350px]] ... product, and focus groups. We believe this accurately represents what our users, a student and the university, look for in a work station. Our results sho ...
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• Scooter innovation
  ... alysis and user feedback showed several problems with the existing design. Users liked our competitor, the Razor, because it was lightweight, portable, and ... ... second prototype illuminated were that the brake was not intuitive to use (users sometimes stepped on the wheel instead of the brake pedal), and the spring ...
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• Snowboard innovation
  ... he foldable snowboard that we discovered later included easier storage for users living in a small room and the possibility of carrying the board in two pi ... ... ith beginners putting more emphasis on aesthetics and cost, and experience users giving more importance to performance characteristics.
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• Drink Cooler Innovation
  ... s. User studies and interviews on our competitor’s product revealed that users felt inconvenienced by the need for ice to cool drinks in a purchased cool ... ... r competitor’s product. Nonetheless, a survey we conducted revealed that users value our product about 2-3 times as much as ice-based cooling products li ...
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• Hand crank radio
  | The knob is labeled to inform users which direction it can or cannot turn | The knob is labeled to inform users which direction it can or cannot turn
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• Bike pump
  ... lipped down to create the seal. This caused a little bit of confusion when users would try to pump up their bike tire, because they were unaccustomed to th ...
  27 KB (3924 words) - 23:05, 24 September 2012
• Retractable extension cord
  ... r tools and other electrical hardware. The positive reviews show that most users feel satisfied with the length of the cord and its relatively cheap pricin ... ... retractable cord reel in an automotive garage as well as a machine shop. Users of the retractable cord reel should exhibit caution when mounting the prod ...
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• Door damper
  *Safe for users and maintenance personnel
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• Power scrubber
  |Holds the sponge to the device head while allowing users to change the sponge ... interior subassemblies, provides waterproofing, and providing grip for the users
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• Retractable umbrella
  *'''Low cost: ''' as a product that users carry all day, umbrellas tend to be lost or forgotten often. A low cost de ...
  38 KB (5370 words) - 03:03, 25 September 2012
• Chain drive opportunity
  ... sight also made finding the position desired for the plates was hard. The users attempted to gauge position of the plate via number of turns on the turn b ... While the users were working it was clear that this was also a dirty project. While not a ...
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• Bike pump opportunity
  ... re adapting accessories to meet their particular needs. Additionally, bike users aim to find a bike with better performance as the number one factor. After ... ... ke. The purpose of having a GoPro-style iPhone mount would be to allow for users to safely and securely mount an iPhone to their bike handlebars and use th ...
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• Impulse sprinkler
  ... e. Additionally, by not selling them with the spikes, you could encourage users to reuse older spikes rather than tossing them out. Judging by the short ... ... ws were that the sprinkler often got stuck and stopped turning. Also, some users cited that the sprinkler and the spike are pretty fragile and don’t last ...
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• Hydraulic jack
  [[Image:userStudy.jpg|thumb|150px|upright|Unscrewing valve screw]] ... ended, then it is clearly the biggest source of CO2 emissions. However, if users rarely or never replace it, then CO2 emissions from the fluid will be on a ...
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• Card shuffler 3
  ... antage of its design as it allowed ample room on the playing table for the users and the game being played. Moreover, the simple design also meant that the ... ... ly loud which distracted players and interfered with conversations between users. When a single deck needed to be shuffled, the product was not very time e ...
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• Soda gun
  ::## Remove gun from holster and place handheld component in users hand, with the buttons facing up We found that the soda gun is optimized for multiple users to deliver a variety of soda drinks from the same location. In terms of f ...
  48 KB (7222 words) - 02:44, 4 February 2014
• Coffeemaker
  ... coffee. The user study outlined this fault in the current model since most users whom have never used a coffeemaker before found the design difficult to in ...
  66 KB (9868 words) - 18:51, 2 April 2014
• Bike lock
  Some users do not use the included clamp, as it may not fit around every bike. They m ... ... ents are not very reliable and that that is a main concern for users. Many users are looking for a better way to store their bike locks on their bikes. One ...
  59 KB (9048 words) - 19:12, 3 February 2014
• Crossbow
  ... 231; as this number is rising due to the versatility afforded to cross bow users in increment weather. Even with a properly used crossbow, there are a few issues that users may experience. In general, these are a few complaints that customers have ...
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• Grass trimmer
  ... 0 from Home Depot. From our own use of the product, comments from existing users, and online reviews we found that from a user’s perspective the electric ... === End Users ===
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• Soda gun opportunity
  ... tion was gathered by visiting bars and restaurants in the area, talking to users of the soda guns, observing the use of the device, interviewing companies ... One potential area we have examined as a key market opportunity is home users that may want to use a home soda gun or home soda dispensing system to ent ...
  38 KB (6042 words) - 03:28, 25 February 2014
• Impulse sprinkler opportunity
  The users were explaining what they were doing, what was their experience with the p ... *The users unscrew the tube (diffuser) to wash leaves and have a stronger water-shoot ...
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• Wine bottle opener opportunity
  ... d and use. We then spoke to wineries in California that are high frequency users and have the ability to purchase more expensive and intricate openers. The ... ... pening process easier. In generating ideas, we also kept in mind that most users will re-cork a bottle in order to preserve the wine, in the event that it ...
  44 KB (7617 words) - 14:44, 25 February 2014
• Coffeemaker opportunity
  ... nch around the body of the coffeemaker. This could be harmful for both the users and the coffeemaker. ... s this problem. One major factor for industrial coffee makers is that the users either recieve no training or manual and must figure out how to work the c ...
  41 KB (6476 words) - 14:41, 25 February 2014
• Bike lock opportunity
  ... uring phase one. We entered the market research phase taking a look at how users interact with their bikes and locks. Between the observational studies, st ... ... ht lock with a lighting package that helps both the cyclist and other road users.
  39 KB (6482 words) - 14:41, 25 February 2014
• Self-driving luggage opportunity
  To learn more about how users interacted with their luggage, members of our team spent time at Pittsburg ... ... pped users in wheelchairs. A common theme in these scenarios is that both users’ hands are being used and doing other tasks in the airport such as using ...
  31 KB (4761 words) - 14:40, 25 February 2014
• Pet bowl and indoor garden opportunities
  *Still allows users to enjoy the process of gardening *Sensors to alert users when plant needs attention
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