Scott Amron's Heatswell Coffee Cup Seems Like an Alien Experiment
Meghan Young — March 31, 2010 — Eco
References: heatswell & fastcompany
When I first took in Scott Amron's Heatswell coffee cup prototype, I thought that is was an interesting idea that must be inconceivably expensive to produce. Boy was I wrong. In fact, you may not believe it after watching the video, but it's actually cheaper than existing coffee cups and sleeves out there today.
The Scott Amron's Heatswell is ingenious beyond its price point, however. It essentially features a built-in coffee sleeve that reacts to heat, bloating up to protect your hands from burning. Pretty neat, right?
The Scott Amron's Heatswell is ingenious beyond its price point, however. It essentially features a built-in coffee sleeve that reacts to heat, bloating up to protect your hands from burning. Pretty neat, right?
Trend Themes
1. Heat-responsive Cups - There is an opportunity for innovation in the development of heat-responsive cups that protect hands from burning.
2. Cost-effective Packaging - The success of Scott Amron's Heatswell coffee cup demonstrates the potential for cost-effective packaging solutions in the market.
3. Innovative Beverage Containers - The Heatswell coffee cup showcases the potential for disruptive innovation in the design and functionality of beverage containers.
Industry Implications
1. Food Packaging - The heat-responsive technology used in Scott Amron's Heatswell cup presents a disruptive innovation opportunity in the food packaging industry.
2. Coffee Retail - The development of cost-effective cups with built-in sleeves could revolutionize the coffee retail industry by enhancing customer experience and reducing costs.
3. Beverage Manufacturing - The Heatswell cup's innovative design may inspire beverage manufacturers to rethink their product packaging and explore new possibilities.
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