This document outlines three techniques for ideating new product designs: shape-borrowing which involves borrowing shapes from other objects, SCAMPER which is a mnemonic for ways to modify ideas such as combining or modifying attributes, and attribute listing to brainstorm changes to attributes like wheels, style, handles, and materials of a product. It provides examples of applying these techniques such as modifying a hand sketch to show size and use, and listing potential attribute changes for wheels, style, handles, and materials. The goal is to use these techniques to develop a final new product idea.

1. Shape-borrowing + SCAMPER + Attribute listing

2. 1. Shape-borrowing
Source:
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6. 2. SCAMPER - Combine
Include sketch of hand to show
the size in relation to the
product and how it is to be
used in

7. 2. SCAMPER - Modify

8. 3. Attribute Listing
Attribute Changes
Wheels Rubber/Plastic/Metal
Style Cool/Classic looking/Modern
Handle With braking mechanism/With horn/With light
Finish Natural/textured/coloured
Material Mixture of material/environmental
friendly/waterproof

9. Final idea