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Fujifilm D isposable Camera

Fujifilm D isposable Camera . 7/12/13 Fujifilm Stock holders Edesign 100 The Crew Tyler Eline , Jason C atanach , Caz Kelly. Summary/Abstract . Problem/Goal To create a disposable camera that is more sustainable, and still economically feasible Methods Design process Result

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Fujifilm D isposable Camera

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  1. Fujifilm Disposable Camera 7/12/13 Fujifilm Stock holders Edesign100 The Crew Tyler Eline, Jason Catanach, Caz Kelly

  2. Summary/Abstract • Problem/Goal • To create a disposable camera that is more sustainable, and still economically feasible • Methods • Design process • Result • Easily recyclable, cost efficient, and improved ergonomics

  3. Table of Contents • Introduction • Concept Development • Detailed Concept Development • Conclusions • References

  4. Introduction • Problem/Opportunity • We were given a camera that we had to improve and still make money for our stock holders • Operation • Over the course of the last 2 weeks we used the design process to create a more sustainable camera for the fujifilm company • In order to do so we used sketches, surveys, brainstorming, and research • Schedule • Over the course of the past 2 weeks we divvied up the work and scheduled accordingly • Tyler did surveys, in order to gain feedback • Caz researched batteries and plastic • Jason design and sketched

  5. Introduction (continued) • Design process • Recognize Opportunity • Define Problem Space/Gather Info • Specifications (restraints) • Brainstorm • Evaluate • Analysis • Test & Prototype Construction • Communicate Design Solution (this PowerPoint) • Sustainability • Delivering the best performance or result for the least cost while meeting the current and future human needs without compromising the environment. • Social • Environmental • Economic • Technical

  6. Specifications • Environmentally Friendly • Cheaper • Fits Customer Needs and Expectations • Able to Function Properly • Energy Efficient

  7. Concept Development • Camera is made up of: • Plastic shell • Flash components • Battery • Film components • Circuit Board • Other plastic components

  8. Concepts • Better Plastics • Will be more environmentally friendly • Cheaper • Durability • Recyclable Drop-Off Program • Stronger Plastic • Replaceable Film • Larger Battery for More Pictures • Ergonomically Improved Design • Ease of Use

  9. Concept Development • We were able to use a Concept Development Screening Chart in order to screen or filter our concepts and to weed out the concepts that did not work and to further develop the concepts that we thought would work

  10. Final Ideas • We decided we would use more environmentally friendly plastic. • May cost more, but would ultimately help protect the environment • HDPE plastic • We would use a recyclable program • Gain buyers • Increase revenue to make up for Plastic • Elaborate

  11. Conclusions • We were able to develop a concept in order to gain revenue and protect the environment. • People are more likely to buy this product • May keep the disposable cameras in business, as opposed to other digital cameras which are prevalent today.

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