Monday, 28 July 2014
Red Dot Museum( Ryan, Fabian, Carlin, Minh)
SCAMPER
Combine: It combines a torch light and a SOS alarm.
Adapt: A modern looking chair.
Modify: A fan without blades.
Eliminate: The blade was removed.
Put into other use: A tree decoration used as a lighting.
Rearrange: Change the lighting of the phone to suit up the phone style.
Name one thing that you have learnt from the designs that you have seen in the Red Dot Museum.
It is simple but yet hard to make these ideas come through a person's mind.
Take a picture of the design(s) that your group likes most and explain how it relates to the project that your group will be working on.
We are currently working on the security of bicycles and this product covers the locks as well as how does it help to improve the security of the bicycles. This locks are small, portable, light and strong to prevent future thieves from stealing the bikes again.
Red Dot Museum( Joshua, Abel, Justin, Sasank)
SCAMPER
Substitute: Plastic cups for a forest
Combine: different shapes of containers to make trees etc.
Adapt:Made smaller and is a coffee and oven to fit in small houses.
Rearrange:The oven and coffee maker are rearranged in this metal box.
Rearrange:The oven and coffee maker are rearranged in this metal box.
Eliminate: Eliminate space and resources to
support the motocycle.
Put to other use: Plastic is constructed to support motocycle.
We like this the most as it has a lot of functions and is well thought of. We are making a locker to contain stuff when in the toilet and i think this will be our concept; to have many compartments in a single basic metal box.
Put to other use: Plastic is constructed to support motocycle.
We like this the most as it has a lot of functions and is well thought of. We are making a locker to contain stuff when in the toilet and i think this will be our concept; to have many compartments in a single basic metal box.
Red Dot Museum ( Erica, Chelsea, Karen, Ao shen)
Can you find examples of SCAMPER from the exhibits ( Represent each alphabet of SCAMPER with photographs as evidence) ?
Substitute- Slider instead of light switch
Combine- Oven and coffee Machine
Adapt- Motorcycle
Modify- Umbrella for stroller
Put to other use- Food containers Used to make a forest instead of containing food
Eliminate- Eliminate the shades
Rearrange- 'Branches' Can be rearranged to persons liking.
Name one thing that you have learnt from the designs that you have seen in the Red Dot Museum.
Simple designs can be beautiful
Take a picture of the design(s) that your group likes most and explain how it relates to the project that your group will be working on.
Prevents Motorcycle from falling to the side or rolling down a hill when not looked after. Our concept of the Portable Road bump is that it slows down vehicles so there is a bigger time frame for the child to move out of the vehicles way.
Substitute- Slider instead of light switch
Combine- Oven and coffee Machine
Adapt- Motorcycle
Modify- Umbrella for stroller
Put to other use- Food containers Used to make a forest instead of containing food
Eliminate- Eliminate the shades
Rearrange- 'Branches' Can be rearranged to persons liking.
Name one thing that you have learnt from the designs that you have seen in the Red Dot Museum.
Simple designs can be beautiful
Take a picture of the design(s) that your group likes most and explain how it relates to the project that your group will be working on.
Prevents Motorcycle from falling to the side or rolling down a hill when not looked after. Our concept of the Portable Road bump is that it slows down vehicles so there is a bigger time frame for the child to move out of the vehicles way.
Sunday, 27 July 2014
Red Dot Museum (Marcus, Morgan, Chia Wei , Wayne)
Red Dot Museum Questions
Can you find examples of SCAMPER from the exhibits (represent each alphabet of SCAMPER with photographs as evidence)?
S (Substitute)
C(Combine)
A (Adapt)
M(Modify)
P(Put to other use)
E(Eliminate)
R(Rearrange)
2.Name one thing that you have learnt from the designs that you have seen in Red Dot Museum
It is ok to be unconventional but the products must be easy to use and functional
Q3. Take a picture of the design(s) That your group likes most and explain how it relates to the project that your group will be working on.
S (Substitute)
C(Combine)
A (Adapt)
M(Modify)
P(Put to other use)
E(Eliminate)
R(Rearrange)
P: Put to other use
The PVC bottles are used to create a forest and a art piece instead of their function of holding food
S:Substitute
The lamp stand in this case has been substituted by the paper structure
E:Eliminate
The clock hands has been eliminated by the flashing alphabets
Combine & Modify
The chair can be combined with the stool to form a lounge chair and can be detached to form a high rise chair.It is combined with the shape of the diamond. It is a one piece chair(one chasis) instead of many other chairs.
Modify.
It is slightly curved to enhance the look of privacy and security
A:Adapt
The lights has adapted the shape of the trees
R : Rearrange
This is a baby washing tub. The tub lines are curved and bent and the support is at the bottom instead of the top.
2.Name one thing that you have learnt from the designs that you have seen in Red Dot Museum
It is ok to be unconventional but the products must be easy to use and functional
Q3. Take a picture of the design(s) That your group likes most and explain how it relates to the project that your group will be working on.
The chair's shape enhances privacy and is functional and user friendly. This is a great platform for us to work on as our problem overlaps the coverage of privacy and security
Monday, 21 July 2014
Wednesday, 16 July 2014
Sunday, 13 July 2014
Friday, 11 July 2014
Sunday, 29 June 2014
Happenings in Sem 2
A) Important Events to remember
1) Exploring Entrepreneurs Camp @ Ngee Ann Polytechnic
Dates: 10th & 11th Sept (Wed, Thurs)
Time: 8am - 5pm
Venue: Ngee Ann Polytechnic
2) Social Innovation Challenge in Term 4 W4 Presentation
( Note: End of Year Exam is in Term 4 W2-3)
3) IE Bazaar in Term 4 W4
B) Recap of Problem Statements
WIBGI - <Outcome>
WIBNI
HCW
C) Research on Social Problem Related to Safety
1) Exploring Entrepreneurs Camp @ Ngee Ann Polytechnic
Dates: 10th & 11th Sept (Wed, Thurs)
Time: 8am - 5pm
Venue: Ngee Ann Polytechnic
2) Social Innovation Challenge in Term 4 W4 Presentation
( Note: End of Year Exam is in Term 4 W2-3)
3) IE Bazaar in Term 4 W4
B) Recap of Problem Statements
WIBGI - <Outcome>
WIBNI
HCW
C) Research on Social Problem Related to Safety
d) Problem statements
Thursday, 27 March 2014
Wednesday, 26 March 2014
Wednesday, 19 February 2014
Innovation and Entrepreneurship Generating and Focusing Tool (Term 1 Week 6)
Name: ng meng tao___________________________ Class: Sec 1 05 brainstorming Activity 1
Generate as many ideas as you can for the use of rubber bands (at least 30).
Number each of your idea.
1. 1.Weapon
2. 2.To shoot at smeone
3. 3to strangle someone
4. to block blood from entering your blood vessels
5. to use as a bungee cord
6. to use as a lasso
7. to use the rubber to make an eraser
8. to use the rubber to make tires
9. to burn the rubber to make a really lame stink bomb 10.to use the stink and smoke to bass people
11.to secure something
12.to workout
13.make and elastic “something”
14.Make rubber chickens
15.Make rubber ducks
16.Make synthetic rubber
17.chicken substitute
18.pork substitute
19.beef substitute
20.clothing
21.as a sling shot
22.assemble stuff to make other stuff
23.mutton substitue
24.wires
25.Insulation
26.Math
27.Communication
2. 2.To shoot at smeone
3. 3to strangle someone
4. to block blood from entering your blood vessels
5. to use as a bungee cord
6. to use as a lasso
7. to use the rubber to make an eraser
8. to use the rubber to make tires
9. to burn the rubber to make a really lame stink bomb 10.to use the stink and smoke to bass people
11.to secure something
12.to workout
13.make and elastic “something”
14.Make rubber chickens
15.Make rubber ducks
16.Make synthetic rubber
17.chicken substitute
18.pork substitute
19.beef substitute
20.clothing
21.as a sling shot
22.assemble stuff to make other stuff
23.mutton substitue
24.wires
25.Insulation
26.Math
27.Communication
Paired Comparison Analysis Activity 1Pick the top 4 ideas based on the criterion of innovativeness (different, most
original, unique, feasible)
substitute
B.Wires
C.assembling stuff
D.weapon
A vs B > Winner 1 = Wires C vs D > Winner 2 =Assembling stuff Winner 1 vs
Winner 2 = Wires
where do your top 4 ideas come from? Are they ideas from the beginning, middle or end,
or all over?
Towards the end.
Towards the end.
What gives you those ideas?
My Ideas
Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Generating and Focusing Tool (Term 1 Week 6)
Name: _Padala Sasank Ganesh__Class: Sec 1_-05____
Brainstorming Activity 1
Generate as many ideas as you can for the use of rubber bands (at least 30). Number each of your idea.
1.For cutting board
2.Use as a bookmark
3.For kitchen cabinets
4.A weapon
5.Keep thread from tangling
6.Chairs
7.Toy
8.An eraser
9.Handle Grip
10.A poster scroll
11.Pencil
12.A part of a machine
13.A ruler
14.For experiments
15.A food substitute
16.A ball
17.Wires
18.Sculpture
Paired Comparison Analysis Activity 1
Pick the top 4 ideas based on the criterion of innovativeness (different, most original, unique, feasible)
A.Use as a bookmark
B.Handle Grip
C.A food substitute
D.Sculpture
A vs B > Winner 1 = B C vs D > Winner 2 = D Winner 1 vs Winner 2 = B
Where do your top 4 ideas come from? Are they ideas from the beginning, middle or end, or all over?
Ans:All over.
What gives you those ideas?
Ans:It is based on the usefulness,creativity,design and how long it can last.
Here are my uses for rubber bands:
Weapon
To shoot at someone
to strangle someone
to block blood from entering your blood vessels
to use as a bungee cord
to use as a lasso
to use the rubber to make an eraser
to use the rubber to make tires
to burn the rubber to make a really lame stink bomb
to use the stink and smoke to bass people
to secure something
to workout
make and elastic “something”
Make rubber chickens
Make rubber ducks
Make synthetic rubber
chicken substitute
pork substitute
beef substitute
clothing
as a sling shot
assemble stuff to make other stuff
mutton substitue
wires
Insulation
Math
Communication
Chua Xue Yi, Chelsea I&E
Name:Chua Xue Yi, Chelsea
Class: S1-05
Brainstorming Activity 1
Generate as many ideas as you can for the use of rubber bands (at least 30). Number each of your idea.
1. Ammo
2. Instrument
3. Weapon
4. Accessory
5. Rope
6. Trap
7. Figurine
8. Hoop
9. Tie things
10. Food
11. Trick
12. Rain
Paired Comparison Analysis Activity 1
Pick the top 4 ideas based on the criterion of innovativeness (different, most original, unique, feasible)
A. Accessory
B. Trap
C. Rain
D. Rope
A vs B > Winner 1 = Trap C vs D > Winner 2 = Rain Winner 1 vs Winner 2 = Trap
Where do your top 4 ideas come from? Are they ideas from the beginning, middle or end, or all over?
They are from the middle.
What gives you those ideas?
Ancient temples, games, tricks involving rubber bands and archery.
My ideas on rubber bands
Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Generating and Focusing Tool (Term 1 Week 6)
Name: _Fabian Heng__________________________ Class: Sec 1 -05___
Brainstorming Activity 1
Generate as many ideas as you can for the use of rubber bands (at least 30). Number each of your idea.
1. A bullet
2. Spring
3. Use the material for eraser
4. Toys
5. Use as part of a system
6. A string
7. As a thread
8. Tie things up
9. Hairband
10. Mini File
11. Mouse traps
12. Art tool
13. Necklaces
14. Ring
15. Car fuel
16. Rubber toys
17. Waterproof sheet
18. Pencil
19. Eraser
20. Rope
21. Rubber
22. Clothes
23. Spectacles
24. Waterproof suits
25. Phone covering
26. Computer covering
27. Artificial plants
28. Part of a machine
29. Chairs
30. Tables
Paired Comparison Analysis Activity 1
Pick the top 4 ideas based on the criterion of innovativeness (different, most original, unique, feasible)
A. Mouse traps
B. Waterproof suits
C. Phone covering
D. Mini file
A vs B > Winner 1 = Waterproof suits C vs D > Winner 2 = Mini file Winner 1 vs Winner 2 = Mini file
Where do your top 4 ideas come from? Are they ideas from the beginning, middle or end, or all over?
All over.
What gives you those ideas?
My experiences and knowledge.
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