In two overwhelming fruitful brainstorm sessions in café Esplanade we came to a lot of wild ideas, some very original, some very unrealistic, and some that already existed without us even knowing. Here’s a short list of ideas:
- an interface that makes dog owners choose: to get a discount on dog tax or to play a game and win pet prices. (makes collecting dog poop even more fun);
- a dog poop bin with a suction unit, like a vacuum cleaner, so that dog owners can clean poop without touching it; (makes collecting dog poop less filthy);
- a poop bag behind the dog’s ass (and yes, this one already existed, it is invented in Japan. See photo)
- not to provide a magnetic identification card to the owner, but instead to put a ID chip in the dog tax coin, because there’s many people that may walk the dog, but there’s only one dog;
- to get the SnoepDog sponsored by the pet industry (pet shops, pet food manufacturers, vets, insurance companies, etc.), which can use the display for branding and to communicate special offers;
- to have the dog poop collected to win phosphor from it, which – under current high world phosphor prices - could be make the SnoepDog economically and environmentally cost neutral.
- segmentation: to design three alternatives, the most expensive and luxurious with high tech features, to be called the SnoepDog Elite.
- the cheapest one, the SnoepDog Basic, has no display, just a small dog candy when the poop is disposed of.
- to use a dog whistle to lure dogs (the human ear cannot hear the sound because the frequency is too high)
- an interface that makes dog owners choose: to get a discount on dog tax or to play a game and win pet prices. (makes collecting dog poop even more fun);
- a dog poop bin with a suction unit, like a vacuum cleaner, so that dog owners can clean poop without touching it; (makes collecting dog poop less filthy);
- a poop bag behind the dog’s ass (and yes, this one already existed, it is invented in Japan. See photo)
- not to provide a magnetic identification card to the owner, but instead to put a ID chip in the dog tax coin, because there’s many people that may walk the dog, but there’s only one dog;
- to get the SnoepDog sponsored by the pet industry (pet shops, pet food manufacturers, vets, insurance companies, etc.), which can use the display for branding and to communicate special offers;
- to have the dog poop collected to win phosphor from it, which – under current high world phosphor prices - could be make the SnoepDog economically and environmentally cost neutral.
- segmentation: to design three alternatives, the most expensive and luxurious with high tech features, to be called the SnoepDog Elite.
- the cheapest one, the SnoepDog Basic, has no display, just a small dog candy when the poop is disposed of.
- to use a dog whistle to lure dogs (the human ear cannot hear the sound because the frequency is too high)
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