With our bio-bag dispenser, Copenhageners have easier access to garbage bags to easily sort their food waste. The City of Copenhagen wants to collect as much food waste from citizens as possible so that it can be turned into biogas for electricity, heating, and gas. With our bio-bag dispenser, distributing bags for food waste has […]
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A grant from MUDP and a series of strong partners allow us to start developing a concept that will help clean used bricks at scale. Every time you demolish an old building, there’s the potential to recycle a lot of perfectly good bricks. In fact, they’re often highly prized for their patina and high quality.
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Ideas don’t just appear out of thin air; in our process, we systematically use both stakeholders and existing products to bring new concepts to life. In the initial ideation and research phase, we aim to develop three to six concepts. All concepts are illustrated in text, images, and rough, physical mock-ups. You can learn more
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User feedback is a cornerstone of our product development. We recently learnt that feedback can be hacked quickly and efficiently. Coordinating and planning user feedback sessions for our inventions usually involves a lot of work. The craftsmen and contractors we work with are always very willing to help, but finding gaps in their busy schedules
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The unique flip-bench we developed for Copenhagen Business School has made its mark despite its relatively limited user base. The CBS Bench is a unique piece of furniture developed for Copenhagen Business School (CBS). Its distinctive features and unique look make it a signature fixture at several of the school’s locations. Why? The bench is
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Slopesystem has not yet had the broad impact we had hoped for – but the system means a lot to a dedicated user base. When we develop new products, we always aim to make as big an impact on the market as possible. This was also the case with Slopesystem, a wire-based hoisting system that
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With a new video series, we try to effectively explain what makes our invention method unique. Find the series and learn more right here. We have just launched 5 videos in a series that describe all our stages in the development process: From need to finished product. The idea for the series came from a
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Jeebee is a relatively simple tool, but the usage scenarios are numerous, making the potential impact on the working environment huge. Jeebee is an all-terrain, self-propelled, multi-purpose, customisable trolley that covers every transport need on the construction site. For example, the trolley makes it easy to transport large panels, glass, windows, doors, painter’s tools, etc.
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Early versions of our inventions often consist of cardboard, cheap wood and 3D printing. Here, you can see some of our products early on – and learn why cardboard mockups make sense. If you have ever been involved in software development, you know how crucial mockups and MVPs are if you want to speed up
Our upcoming tool, Grindmaster, makes it easy and safe to remove toxic paint. With a grant from MUDP, it will now be fully automated. Removing old paint from a wall is a hassle. If you’re doing it in a building from the 70s, there’s a high risk that the paint is also toxic, making the
