7A Testing the hypothesis, part 1

1) The Opportunity I will choose is the problem with phones dying due to having low batteries. I think that phones with self-regenerating batteries would be a revolutionary innovation.
2)
·       The who: Everyone in the world who owns a phone
·       The what: Creating phones with self-regenerating batteries.
·       The why: Everyone faces the problem of phone battery dying
3)
·       Testing the who: Anyone in the world who has a phone
·       Testing the what: What are the boundaries of the need? The boundaries can be the technology that is currently lacking to develop a battery that regenerates
·       Testing the why: Anyone who has a phone emphasizes the value of their phones. Most of the times, phones are essential for people to do their homework, contacting people, and just simple daily tasks.

4)

Vanessa Chan
1.     How many times(hours) do you use your phone each day? About four hours a day
2.     Would you say that your phone is essential in completing your daily tasks? Yes
3.     If it is why is it important My google calendar, reminders, communications
4.     Do you know of anyone who does not have a phone? Not that I know of
5.     Has the phone ever died on you due to low battery? Never
6.     If so, how did you handle the situation? If it did die, ask someone for the charger
7.     What type of ignorances did that bring you? You can't contact people when it is important
8.     Would you like the idea of self-regenerating phone? Yes

Christy Ma
9.     How many times(hours) do you use your phone each day? 2hr and 36minutes
10.  Would you say that your phone is essential in completing you daily tasks? Yea
11.  If it is why is it important? Homework, contacting people for assistance, canvas
12.  Do you know of anyone who does not have a phone? Had a friend that didn’t have a phone until senior year of high school

13.  Has the phone ever died on you due to low battery?  Twice in your life.
14.  If so, how did you handle the situation? Bring a portable charger
15.  What type of ignorances did that bring you? I wasn’t able to contact anyone, cant use map and got lost
16.  Would you like the idea of self-battery generating phone Yes

Stephanie Chang
17.  How many times(hours) do you use your phone each day? Two hours
18.  Would you say that your phone is essential in completing your daily tasks? Yes
19.  If it is why is it important? Alarm, GPS, text, and call, everything
20.  Do you know of anyone who does not have a phone? Nah

21.  Has the phone ever died on you due to low battery? Yes
22.  If so, how did you handle the situation? You didn’t and got in a lot of trouble because parents could not contact me.
23.  What type of ignorances did that bring you? I couldn’t contact anyone
24.  Would you like the idea of self-regenerating phone?  Yes

Elizabeth

25.  How many times(hours) do you use your phone each day? 6hours
26.  Would you say that your phone is essential in completing your daily tasks?
27.  If it is why is it important music
28.  Do you know of anyone who does not have a phone? no
29.  What do you do with you phone
30.  Has the phone ever died on you due to low battery Yes
31.  If so, how did you handle the situation? I asked around for chargers
32.  What type of ignorances did that bring you? Couldn’t check my bank account, no snapshot
33.  Would you like the idea of self-regenerating phone? Yes

Briana Ng

34.  How many times(hours) do you use your phone each day? 6 hours
35.  Would you say that your phone is essential to complete your daily tasks? Yes
36.  If it is why is it important? Play games, check calendar, music, videos
37.  Do you know of anyone who does not have a phone? No
38.  Has the phone ever died on you due to low battery? Yes
39.  If so, how did you handle the situation? Always have my charger with me
40.  Is that annoying? Not really
41.  What type of ignorances did that bring you? Couldn’t check the time or see if anyone messaged me, can't see when the bud is coming, no music
42.  Would you like the idea of self regenerating phone? Yes


5)  

Most people did feel that having self-regenerating batteries was a good idea. However, most people also didn’t mind having to carry portable batteries or their chargers with them to prevent their phones from dying. I realized that although the technology for the regenerating battery is innovative, the price cannot be incredibly phone or it will lose appeal.

Comments

  1. Hi,

    I do agree with you that phone batteries are such a widespread inconvenience in today's modern society. Millions of people everyday rely on their phone to communicate with others, check up on social media, and countless other reasons. I think a self-regenerating battery is a wonderful idea. I do think some will value it more than others when comparing demographics. I think many people would prefer a re-generating battery over having to carry a portable charger around if given the option to.

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  2. Hey Seokmin,

    I believe a lot of people say they don't mind carrying a portable charger around because well, they have never had a self-regenerating battery phone. I've learned that people don't appreciate products they feel they don't need until they actually buy it or have the product. The product is a great idea and although it may be pricey people will buy it and appreciate it.

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