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Smart Things That Will Save the World | ideo.com
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Today's products were designed for the industrial era. It's time to rethink that model.
Smart Things That Will Save the World Say hello Smart Things That Will Save the World Today's products were designed for the industrial era. It's time to rethink that model. Read time: Published: April 25, 2017 What do you do with your stinky, worn out sneakers? How about that empty lipstick case? If you answered, “Toss it in the trash, of course!” you’d be completely normal. What other choice do we have? Today’s products were designed for the industrial era of browsing store aisles and making choices based on packaging. But now that we’re largely buying stuff online, it’s time to rethink that
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