The idea behind the Flexible 'FR' Refrigerator is that the manufacturer should not decide your frozen to chilled food ratio. Instead of purchasing an appliance that holds a half of the amount of freezer goods compared to lightly cooled items, this concept would invite you to choose the size of the compartments yourself.
A partitioning system would enable the consumer to arrange shelves freely within the FR Refrigerator. Most importantly, the placement of a divider between the cold and colder sections determines the functionality of the product. Slide it in wherever you like, making either the freezer or the fridge larger. Linked doors will then form accordingly to enable access into either one chamber or the other.
Flexible Partitioning Fridges
The FR Refrigerator Can Be Reconstructed According to Your Stock
Trend Themes
1. Customizable Appliances - The trend of customizable appliances presents disruptive innovation opportunities by allowing consumers to tailor products to their specific needs and preferences.
2. Modular Design - The trend of modular design offers disruptive innovation opportunities by allowing consumers to rearrange and customize the components of a product to better suit their needs.
3. User-driven Configuration - The trend of user-driven configuration provides disruptive innovation opportunities by allowing consumers to have control over the functionality and layout of a product.
Industry Implications
1. Appliances - The appliance industry can explore disruptive innovation opportunities by developing customizable products that allow consumers to personalize the functionality and layout.
2. Kitchen Equipment - The kitchen equipment industry can tap into disruptive innovation opportunities by incorporating modular design principles that enable consumers to rearrange and customize their appliances.
3. Home Appliances Retail - The home appliances retail industry can capitalize on disruptive innovation opportunities by offering customizable and user-configurable products to cater to the unique needs and preferences of consumers.