New Product Commercialization - Aftermath!
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This presentation was delivered in "New Product Commercialization" class in University of Bridgeport to share my experience as an alumnus with the new students about transforming an idea that came up in the class to a project that lead to another idea that was patented at a later time.
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New Product Commercialization - Aftermath!
- 2. TRANSUIT HIBA, KHEM, REEM, TOM
- 3. TRANSUIT A fitness outfit made of multi-layer fabric and has embedded muscle stimulators.
- 5. TRANSUIT
- 13. ATHOS
- 15. SMART HELMET
- 17. PROBLEM
- 19. COLLISIONS
- 20. HAND SIGNALS
- 21. SMART HELMET
- 23. SMART HELMET Left Signal Right Signal Slow Down
- 24. SMART HELMET Straight Ahead Turn Left Turn Right
- 25. SMART HELMET Turn Right Straight Ahead Turn Left Other layout possibility
- 26. SMART HELMET – TURN RIGHT
- 27. SMART HELMET – TURN LEFT
- 32. PATENT PENDING
- 33. THANK YOU Q & A
Editor's Notes
- The fabric harnesses the body’s natural heat, which helps getting rid of excess body water and burning more calories. The muscle stimulators stimulate muscle contractions to improve performance and well-being.
- most motorcycle accidents occur because car and truck drivers do not see bikers. Many motorcycle accidents occur because small bikes are hidden in blind spots or because motorcycles are harder to detect at night or in poor weather conditions. Common Causes of Bicycle Accidents: • Bicycle rider using the wrong side of road • Auto driver making unsafe left or right turn • Bicyclist riding from driveway or sidewalk into path of car • Auto driver opening door as bicycle passes • Travel in the same direction with cars Bicycle rider weaving, leaving edge of road or bike lane • Bicyclist making unsafe left turn • Bicycle without headlight or reflectors
- http://bicyclesafe.com/
- To avoid Collisions: 1. Wear a helmet 2. Get a headlight 3. Back reflectors 4. Use hand signals
- http://www.extremesupply.com/product/BELLCUSTOM500SOLIDHELMETS.html#.U1PyR5UU9jo If you're riding at night, you absolutely should be using a front headlight. It's required by law, anyway. Even for daytime riding, a bright white light that has a flashing mode can make you more visible to motorists who might otherwise Right Cross you.
- http://www.miniinthebox.com/universal-comfortable-and-anti-skidding-sponge-cycling-bicycle-handlebar-grip_p450006.html