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What inspired the leak-proof design mentioned in the text?

  • Plastic components in the existing bottles
  • Rubber seals used in other products
  • Flat design of traditional bottles
  • Brass receptacles in stainless steel taps (correct)

    • How does the taper in stainless steel taps contribute to the leak-proof feature?

  • By allowing the brass receptacle to slide out
  • By using rubber seals
  • By locking due to the taper shape (correct)
  • By creating a flat surface

    • What made the bottle design 15% more expensive than the current bottle?

  • Incorporating a dual chamber (correct)
  • Implementing a patented design
  • Adding a brass receptacle
  • Using rubber seals for waterproofing

    • Why did the client want to get a patent for the dual-chambered bottle?

    <p>To prevent competitors from copying</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What material was significantly highlighted as extremely low cost in the text?

    <p>Plastic</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary reason mentioned in the text for the challenge of achieving a leak-proof design?

    <p>Incorporating a tapered locking mechanism like in stainless steel taps</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary function of the tapered design mentioned in the text?

    <p>To create a secure and leak-proof seal when the bottle is locked</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary reason mentioned in the text for the client wanting to obtain a patent for the dual-chambered bottle design?

    <p>To protect the innovative design from being copied by competitors</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the key benefit of the dual-chambered bottle design mentioned in the text?

    <p>It allows the contents of the two chambers to be mixed easily</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main reason mentioned in the text for the 15% increase in the cost of the new bottle design compared to the current bottle?

    <p>The innovative design features were the primary driver of the increased cost</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the significance of the statement in the text that the plastic piece was "extremely low cost"?

    <p>It suggests the overall cost of the bottle was kept low despite the innovative design</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main reason mentioned in the text for the inspiration behind the leak-proof design?

    <p>Observing the design of stainless steel taps with a tapered locking mechanism</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary implication of the statement in the text that the client "was wanted to get a patent"?

    <p>The client was focused on protecting the innovative design from being copied</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main reason mentioned in the text for the client's uncertainty about the status of the product after the patent was obtained?

    <p>The client was unsure whether the bottle had actually been manufactured and released</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary implication of the statement in the text that the bottle design was "just 15% more expensive than the current bottle"?

    <p>The innovative features were not a significant driver of the increased cost</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Collaborative Model for Innovation

    • The collaborative model for innovation is a culmination of design, technology, and innovation.
    • The model was developed through a research project that involved real case studies from industry partners.

    Case Studies

    • The first case study was the design of a next-generation bicycle for Hero Cycles.
      • The objective was to design a low-cost bicycle that could compete with Chinese imports.
      • The team consisted of a student, a guide, and a co-guide from IIT Delhi, and a team from Hero Cycles.
      • The SAPLAP (Situation, Actor, and Process; Learning, Action, and Performance) framework was used to assess the case study.
    • The second case study was the design of a dual chambered bottle for a beverage company.
      • The objective was to design a bottle that could hold two liquids and mix them only when the consumer wanted to drink.
      • The team used creative analogies to generate ideas, including inspiration from camera shutters, dispensers, and soda bottles.
      • The final design was a shutter-based mechanism that was patented by the company.
    • Other case studies included the design of a petrol pump for Midco and the redesign of a lock product for Godrej.

    Key Learnings

    • The interaction with the team of experts was iterative in nature.
    • The concept development happened with experts from the manufacturing sector in sheet metal.
    • The solution to the existing design problem lay in a new paradigm, in this case, car manufacturing.
    • The selection of special partners, such as experts in deep drawing and alloying, was critical to the success of the project.
    • The form factor and material properties were important considerations in the design process.
    • The learning from the case study was that solutions to existing design problems will lie in new paradigms.

    Framework

    • The SAPLAP framework was used to assess the case studies.
    • The framework consists of:
      • Situation: understanding the context of the problem
      • Actor: identifying the key stakeholders and their roles
      • Process: developing the solution
      • Learning: what was learned from the process
      • Action: implementing the solution
      • Performance: evaluating the outcome of the solution### Collaborative Model for Innovation
    • The collaborative model for innovation is a culmination of design, technology, and innovation.
    • The model was developed through a research project that involved real case studies from industry partners.

    Case Studies

    • The first case study was the design of a next-generation bicycle for Hero Cycles.
      • The objective was to design a low-cost bicycle that could compete with Chinese imports.
      • The team consisted of a student, a guide, and a co-guide from IIT Delhi, and a team from Hero Cycles.
      • The SAPLAP (Situation, Actor, and Process; Learning, Action, and Performance) framework was used to assess the case study.
    • The second case study was the design of a dual chambered bottle for a beverage company.
      • The objective was to design a bottle that could hold two liquids and mix them only when the consumer wanted to drink.
      • The team used creative analogies to generate ideas, including inspiration from camera shutters, dispensers, and soda bottles.
      • The final design was a shutter-based mechanism that was patented by the company.
    • Other case studies included the design of a petrol pump for Midco and the redesign of a lock product for Godrej.

    Key Learnings

    • The interaction with the team of experts was iterative in nature.
    • The concept development happened with experts from the manufacturing sector in sheet metal.
    • The solution to the existing design problem lay in a new paradigm, in this case, car manufacturing.
    • The selection of special partners, such as experts in deep drawing and alloying, was critical to the success of the project.
    • The form factor and material properties were important considerations in the design process.
    • The learning from the case study was that solutions to existing design problems will lie in new paradigms.

    Framework

    • The SAPLAP framework was used to assess the case studies.
    • The framework consists of:
      • Situation: understanding the context of the problem
      • Actor: identifying the key stakeholders and their roles
      • Process: developing the solution
      • Learning: what was learned from the process
      • Action: implementing the solution
      • Performance: evaluating the outcome of the solution

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    Test your knowledge on the collaborative model for innovation, which combines design, technology, and innovation. Explore how this model can be developed through research projects and industry experience to drive innovation. The quiz covers key concepts and skills required for successful innovation.

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