COFFEE CUP

Team TOESTorre Stangebye

Oana MihaiEmma ShulferSusie Murillo

Koberg and Bagnall: Design

Model1. Accept the Situation2. Analyze3. Define the Problem4. Ideate5. Select6. Implement7. Evaluate

Not designing a traditional

coffee cup with a cup, sleeve, lid

ect.

ACCEPT THE SITUATION

Spilled EasilyHard to keep warmCup being too HotDamaged really easyMobile in a backpackOnly can traditionally carry it in hand

Research & BrainstormANALYZE

Our visit to Caribou!

Research

Research

Research

1. Mobile to go cup2. Spill proof3. Throw it in your backpack

4. Reusable 5. Inexpensive

DEFINE THE PROBLEM

More portableUse a strawTemperature indicatorMicrowaveableHand grovesGogurt pouchSpill proof (twist top)Pouches for cream and sugarReusable

IDEATE

IDEATE

Have a cap that could store sugar, creamer, etc.

Have an attachable lid that can close tight

Grooved handles for better grip

Flexible

Could attach

to somethi

ngPortabl

e

We came up with:An affordable, flexible

and durable plastic like material that is reusable and portable.

Select

We decided our final prototype addressed most of the issues we had identified.

Spill Proof Portable Reusable Keeps things warm/cold Durable Affordable For people on the go

Select

IMPLEMENTprototype

Merriam-WebsterA first full-scale and usually functional form of a new type or design of a construction. (Merriam-Webster)

Describes prototyping as “the willingness to go ahead and try something by building it.”

Tim Brown’s Definition

Tim Brown: “prototyping generates results faster”

Helps refine ideas Leads to conclusion Final product= Success!!!

IMPORTANCE OF A PROTOTYPE

TEAM TOES FIRST PROTOTYPE

Plastic Cap

MATERIALS

Plastic

SheetsMetal HookThermal

FoilShoe Insert

Hook for hangingThermal bag for

hot/coldFolding

plastic=minimal space used

Sturdy hold up

Functions

Plastic not heat resistant Too many additional parts you have

to keep track of Leakage in the plastic material Cracks under cold pressures Soft, doesn’t quite sit right even with

the plastic insert Not easy to wash

FEEDBACK LOOP

FINAL PROTOTYPE

MATERIALS

Food Grade

RubberHook Strap

Silicon NozzlePlastic

Container

Hot liquid due to the rubber material

Really flexible Inexpensive Slip it in your pocket Roll/Fold it up Hook on backpack Able to stand up with

attachment Customize different shapes

Functions

EVALUATE

We had a group in class evaluate our prototype. We also evaluated our

product.

We decided that our idea was unique. It would be durable, affordable, portable, sustainable, and perfect for people on the go!