The White Space Product Development Challenge is a midwest inter-university competition created to strengthen students’ knowledge of design methodologies in product development and provide opportunities to interact with companies and industry professionals
Professor Brown and Steve Jambor introduce what it means to design and solve the root cause of the problem. They go through the competitions guidelines and expectations.
Dr. Brown defines the “white space” and talks about the product development timeline. He discusses his background discusses the difference between design and practice projects.
Dr. Brown defines the “white space” and talks about the product development timeline. He discusses his background discusses the difference between design and practice projects. Lecture 2 uses the same slides as lecture 1.
Professor Brown goes into the details and specifics of patent research and why it is so important. He offers important tips and skills that are useful beyond this challenge.
During Design Day the participants had the chance to test out several peelers and try the designs on each one. They were able to meet other participants and actively immerse themselves into the design world.
