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Packaging for the post-Amazon world: Case Study Part IV – PatternFox DesignKit
This is our fourth and final installment of a case study developed to highlight PatternFox’s Biologically Inspired Design (BID) methodology while pursuing the design question: What can nature teach us about designing transport packaging for a decentralized delivery system? If you are new to this blog series, or need a refresher, you can find all…
Read MorePackaging for the post-Amazon world: Case Study Part III – PatternFox MatchKit
PatternFox, has been developing a BID case study to illustrate how we apply a rigorous design method, as well as to learn about one particular important problem we believe can be addressed using biology: What can nature teach us about designing transport packaging for a decentralized delivery system? Part I of our case study introduced…
Read MorePackaging for the post-Amazon world: Case Study Part II – PatternFox ProblemKit…continued
In this Part II of our case study, we continue to pursue the answer to the question, What can nature teach us about designing transport packaging for a decentralized delivery system? Part I of our case study focused on understanding the current system in which the problem exists and why the problem is a problem. …
Read MorePackaging for the post-Amazon world: Case Study Part I – PatternFox ProblemKit
I don’t feel like I’m exaggerating when I say that e-commerce has changed the way every one of us shops. From browsing and vetting products before in-store purchases to buying and shipping direct to our homes, the way we buy goods has changed. In 2017, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) online sales accounted for 7% of…
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