"In relation to a product you have used, discuss how the designer has addressed environmental and technological challenges"
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- "In relation to a product you have used, discuss how the designer has addressed environmental and technological challenges"
- The breville toaster has been developed to its modern day form from a market pull of 'Emerging food trends' such as eating a bigger variety of foreign breads and the larger portion size from that originally built in
- Good design Australia.com : The original '74 from past entries
- The breville toaster has been developed to its modern day form from a market pull of 'Emerging food trends' such as eating a bigger variety of foreign breads and the larger portion size from that originally built in
- Technological challenges for a Breville Toaster
- Environmental challenges for a Breville Toaster
- Product Life-cycle
- Transport to shops
- Manufacturing process
- Sourcing of materials and extraction
- Disposal
- Does it meet the 6 R's?
- Refuse
- Reuse
- Renew
- Rethink
- Reduce
- Recycle
- Sustainability
- Impact on the environment
- Maintaining a balance between the manufacturing process and the consideration of the environment and people in the area
- PLC
- Disposal
- Product Life-cycle
- Hygiene
- Must be easy to clean
- Appealing to a global market
- Electrical element- must have a global voltage
- Heat-proof
- Designers cannot build in defects to products to increase their sales. This will affect their reputation and is illegal
- Must be able to fit a range of different-sized modern breads
- Must be able to cut the bread as well as toast it
- Must not rust (prevent oxidization)
- Has to be hot enough
- Timings- how the consumer can see it's hot enough and time it takes to warm up/cool down
- Non- stick
- Don't want the food to burn and then damage product
- Fit many types of bread
- Environmental challenges for a Breville Toaster
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