- Problem Statement: Design a product that maintains stabilization of an object while the user is using their able hand for another task.
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- Suction cups on the cutting board with a wall to secure the food
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- Magnet embedded into the counter to secure metal pots and pans
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- Clamps with rubberized grips to help secure items on the counter
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- A frame with wiring that food is placed in and can be cut
- Problem Statement: Design a product that guarantees safety in everyday tasks that may otherwise pose danger to someone not able bodied.
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- Adjustable ends on a cutting board that hold the food for stable cutting
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- A frame with wiring that food is placed in and can be cut
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- Cutting frame that holds food and pushes it forward automatically with each cut.
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- Dextile glove that prevents burns and cuts
- Problem Statement: Design containers that are flexible enough to not explode and make a mess if put under a large amount of pressure.
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- After taking the lid off, instead of peeling off the sealant label, have it unlatch and act more like a cork
Make things into sturdier materials when normally flexible
- Problem Statement: Develop a solution that would be comfortable and not ergonomically challenge our user.
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- Have grips on handles to help the stress on the hand
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- Strap over your shoulder with a carabiner attached to it to allow you to support a heavy pan on both sides.
- Problem Statement: Create a solution that is designed to be easily completed with one able hand.
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- A pot with a drain in the bottom of it that can be unscrewed and drained similar to a water cooler.
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- Motorized scooper that adjusts by sliding the button up and down.
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