INTEGRATION

1. 1 Mono system Bi system Poly system Property 13 INTEGRATION INTEGRATION 1. introduction | 2. value | 3. resources | 4. nine windows | 5. analogy | 6. patents | 7. properties | 8.conflicts | 9. product dna | 10. appendix

2. 2 Property 13 INTEGRATION Light up tweezers to inspect Multi scissors to cut Ready mix containers to reduce time Magazine on a bottle to appeal Swiss knife to operate Watch with a whistle to measure Double mixer to mix

3. 3 Property 13 INTEGRATION Bed and coach to store Razor with trimmer to cut Multiy function knives to operate Mosquito repellent clothing to disperse Wi-Fi pen to detect Baby bottle with dispenser to disperse USB rechargeable batteries to operate Extension cables to connect

4. 4 Property 13 INTEGRATION Antivirus tissues to kill germs Inflight Trainings to learn Asthma snorkel to operate Rice that carries cholera vaccine to disperse Clean & protect plasters to heal

5. 5 Mono system Bi system Poly system Property 13 INTEGRATION Tree terminator Thistree terminatordoes it all in one: Felling, stripping and cutting to length.

6. 6 Benefits of INTEGRATION Increase magnitude of useful effect Reduce size Reduce complexity integration Create opposite function Reduce processing time Decrease range of movement Increase control precision Add an intermediary useful function Improve aesthetic appearance Add an intermediary useful function Add an existing technology Integration of other functions Increase surface coverage Create a more modular or stackable component Allow it to be more improvisational or spontaneous Increase system functionality

7. 7 Property 13 INTEGRATION integration Product • Automatic rifle/machine gun • Bi-focal lens spectacles • Strips of staples • Catamaran/trimaran • Combine harvester • Manufacture cells • Mixer taps • Sandwiches • Lasagne/ravioli/etc • Multi-grain bread products • Multi-vitamin tablets • Jelly-belly’s • Meal Kits, Sandwich Kits (including drink and crisps). • Multi-chocolate bars- e.g. Cadbury’s Top Deck (White and Milk Chocolate). • Ready-made meals • Cook-in sauces • Confectionery products merged with ice cream (e.g. ice cream Mars) Process • Multi-colour ink cartridges • Multi-blade razors • Double/triple glazing • Grass collector on a lawn-mower • Serve sandwiches in restaurants with choice of relishes and crisps etc. • Pizza counters in supermarkets, make your own pizza. • Grill inside microwave oven • Combine minimal processing methods- e.g. modified atmosphere and chilling, Irradiation and modified atmosphere. • Blends intoxicating Ice Cream- Merges alcohol with ice cream. • Micro waveable Pizza packaging that increases Pizza ‘crunchiness’???

8. 8 Similar components Component and negative component Different components Property 14 COMPONENTS COMPONENTS

9. 9 Property 14 COMPONENTS Breakaway connector to break Soda can top to close Paint tray in lid to increase convenience ForkSpoon to operate Pencil with eraser to undo Afterlife: Add-onSpout to reuase Shoes with wheels to glide

10. 10 Property 14 COMPONENTS Heated ice scraper to defrost Adjustable hot sauce to customize Filter water bottle to clean Bottle with grinder to operate Hammer and Nail remover to add/remove Retractable snow studs to grip Vacuum cleaner with dustbuster to store

11. 11 BENEFITS of COMPONENTS Increase control precision Reduce complexity Reduce size components Create opposite function Increase magnitude of useful effect Decrease range of movement Reduce processing time Add an intermediary useful function Improve aesthetic appearance Add an existing technology Integration of other functions Add an intermediary useful function Increase surface coverage Create a more modular or stackable component Allow it to be more improvisational or spontaneous Increase system functionality

12. 12 Property 14 COMPONENTS • Products • Pencils: Colored pencils • Pencil with eraser • Geometry set • Hammer: Ball-pen • Mallet • Claw-hammer • Tool set different sizes, etc components

13. 13 13 Product Service Experience Property 15 MARKET MARKET

14. 14 Property 15 MARKET Order in virtual - Pizza’s can be ordered directly from game console while playing Climate Change Chocolate bar is meant to educate while tasting great. It comes in a wrapper with 15 tips for lightening your environmental impact. Mass customisation – Heinze ketchup labels can be made to cusomer specifications iPhone Starbucks Ordering Beer for women Personalized beer labels

15. 15 Property 15 MARKET • Add services to products • At Avis you can rent cars with a driver • Carpisa offers insurance plan with suitcase • Total assistance Starbucks & iTunes Free music with coffee Toothbrush Replacement Service

16. 16 BENEFITS of MARKET EVOLUTION increase user feedback increase user involvement make it appeal to one sex improve users convenience reduce user effort increase user convenience Product help to achieve effective use of resources adapt to multiple user requirements reduce cost decrease user involvement make environmentally friendly improve compatability with 'real world' effects Service increase sensual immersion create possibility of mass customization improve tie-in with customer make it appeal to one market group increase emphasis on quality create the ability for more customization Experience increase the customers desire for more of the product fulfil customer expectations

17. 17 Property 15 MARKET Market Product • Basic washing machine Advanced ‘Clean Clothes’(lease machine) Clean clothes in the wardrobe • Compressor Air conditioning ‘Air management’ Process • Meat, hamburger Fast food Fast food with hats, gifts, etc 'Life changing‘ • Fast food restaurants 10 years ago Today • Jet Engine Power-by-the-hour • Weights Gym equipment ‘Keep-fit classes’ ‘Life at the Gym’ Personal trainer

18. 18 18 Direct control Control throughintermediary Addition of feedback Property 16 INFORMATION INFORMATION

19. 19 Property 16 INFORMATION Ripesense Information The next few years will see the development of many new forms of intelligent packaging, capable of far more than the labelling and branding roles packaging has served until now. Intelligent packaging that changes colour to indicate the ripeness of fruit it contains is destined for our supermarket shelves this year. Developed in New Zealand, ripeSense packaging technology is expected to bring significant efficiencies to the fresh fruit industry, reducing wastage and forever eradicating the old selling process of selling loose, usually unripe, fruit into bins, where it is bruised, squeezed and prodded to determine its ripeness

20. 20 Property 16 INFORMATION Thermometer pacifier to measure Speed vest to protect UV sun bands to indicate Calorie counting chocolate to measure Adjustable caps to control Colour changing lid to warn Flashing toothpaste cap to inform

21. 21 Property 16 INFORMATION Colour changing spoon to warn Angled measuring cup to measure Egg-perfect timer to indicate Freshness meter to inform Battery power check to measure Colour picker pen to detect Colour changing egg symbol to inform Colour match products to assist

22. 22 Property 16 INFORMATION Glaucoma test in a contact lens to monitor Online helpdesk to assist Posture reminder to alert Smart pill to inform

23. 23 BENEFITS of INFORMATION Reduce user effort Improve user safety Information Add ability to become self-controlling Adapt to different use circumstances Decrease user involvement Increase user convenience Improve interaction control Increase accuracy Create opportunities for self-function, self-correction, self-repairs or self-adapting systems Increase user feedback Increase controllability Adapt to multiple user requirements Reduce likelihood of error or catastrophic failure

24. 24 Property 16 INFORMATION • Process • Automatic volume control in audio circuits • Signal from gyrocompass is used to control simple aircraft autopilots • Thermostat controls temperature • Engine management system regulates timing according to emission measurements • Statistical Process Control • Monitor speakers assist singer during amplified performance • operating requirements or conditions • Change sensitivity of an autopilot when within 5 miles of an airport • Change sensitivity of a thermostat when cooling vs. heating, since it uses energy less efficiently when cooling • Use proportional, integral and/or differential control algorithm combinations Information

25. 25 Property 16 INFORMATION • Process • Thermo-chromic product labeling informs user when temperature is correct • Thermo-chromic containers inform the user when the product has been properly heated through • Thermochromic paint on egg informs user when the egg has soft, medium or hard- boiled (I think we should patent this one!) • Lids of pre-cooked foods detach when product is heated through (this also helps to control the browning process and eliminate the tendency to burn the topping) • Use odour to inform user when food is cooked • Kettle whistles when water is boiling • Thermo-chromic advertising (i.e. when temp drops to a certain level- “it’s cold why not pop into starbucks and buy a hot coffee, when the temp increases to a certain level- “it’s hot, why not pop into starbucks and by a nice iced tea) • Introduce increasingly sensitive sensors in order to better understand a food process. • Introduce intelligent sensors and control methods. Sensors and controls that monitor production hall temps and change operating temps accordingly. Information