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Date:
January 1998
Purpose: Stanford University Product Design Project
Description:
To explore and define innovative needs for refrigerators.
This
concept explores a common alternate use for refrigerators which is to
store female beauty products, film, and batteries. Currently, each person
invents their own system for this need.
The
rapid concept design addresses this need in general for all refrigerators,
and specifically for the SubZero brand which tailors towards an affluent
market and has standard door shelving dimension across all brands. The
added benefits are:
- Convenient:
contents are easily viewable and removable bins
- Safe:
out of reach of children
- Compartmentalize:
film & batteries are < 2.5 in. and medicine and nail polish are
> 3 in.
Stats:
-- Approximately
100,000 refrigerator sold per year in the U.S.
Links:
-- Project
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