Morris Workstations designs a foldable ski wax station that solves problems for ski racers. It decreases the space needed by folding up for easy transport. As a single, complete station it makes waxing easier. Its modularity allows it to perform well across different terrain situations and tasks. It has advantages over competitors by being all-in-one for easy carrying, made in America rather than Europe, and adaptable through modularity.

1. Morris Workstations
Foldable Ski Wax Station

2. Problem
Ski racers have an interesting waxing problem: they must be able to wax their skis wherever they race and often
on the slopes of the mountain itself. This means that power is often difficult to come by and that the terrain for
ski waxing is often sloped and awkward.

3. Solution
My solution solves the problems in three ways: transportability, completeness, and adaptability. First, it decreases
the total space needed by allowing the system to fold up, which makes it much easier to transport. Secondly,
having a single waxing station makes the whole experience much easier. Thirdly, modularity allows for
significantly improved performance across a variety of situations.

4. Market
My product has three major advantages over other competitors. First, its all-in one nature makes it much easier to
justify carrying. In contrast, most other ski waxing platforms are sold and transported as individual components.
Second, my product is made in America, as opposed to Europe by my competitors. Third, its modularity lets it
adapt to a variety of tasks.

5. Prototype