Examples of Innovative Product that is Frugal

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SUMMARY

The forum discussion centers on the theme of "Frugal Innovation," emphasizing the need for a marketable product that addresses societal issues such as traffic, pollution, and crime. Participants are encouraged to brainstorm innovative ideas that have not yet been invented. The focus is on creating solutions that utilize minimal resources while maximizing impact, aligning with the principles of frugal innovation. The discussion highlights the importance of relevance to societal problems in the product development process.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of frugal innovation principles
  • Knowledge of market analysis techniques
  • Familiarity with societal challenges (e.g., traffic, pollution, crime)
  • Basic skills in product design and development
NEXT STEPS
  • Research case studies on successful frugal innovations
  • Explore methods for conducting feasibility studies
  • Investigate tools for market validation of new products
  • Learn about design thinking methodologies for problem-solving
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This discussion is beneficial for entrepreneurs, product developers, and students engaged in innovation projects, particularly those focused on creating socially relevant solutions with limited resources.

Erish
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Hi! we are currently conducting our feasibility study and we're given a theme: FRUGAL INNOVATION (Doing more with less resources). we needed a product that is marketable but also have a relevance to the society (can help solve problems often faced by people e.g. traffic, pollution, crime, etc..). we are having a hard time deciding on what product we will do so please give us some of your ideas.

A lot of thanks!

NOTE: the product must haven't been invented yet.
 
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Erish said:
Hi! we are currently conducting our feasibility study and we're given a theme: FRUGAL INNOVATION (Doing more with less resources). we needed a product that is marketable but also have a relevance to the society (can help solve problems often faced by people e.g. traffic, pollution, crime, etc..). we are having a hard time deciding on what product we will do so please give us some of your ideas.

A lot of thanks!

NOTE: the product must haven't been invented yet.
Since this is your schoolwork project, please tell us some of the ideas you have been exploring. What ideas have you and your group brainstormed so far? :smile:
 
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If you are having problems deciding that suggests you already have a lot of equally good ideas?
 

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