Are you trying to find some outstanding instances of product innovation? Or about some illustrations of green innovation that contribute to improving the world? View this collection of thought-provoking innovations.
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landing on the moon’s dark side
China’s Chang’e-4 Yutu-2 is the first lander and rover in history to set foot on the moon’s dark side. Due to its location on the moon’s dark, airless side, which makes it perfect for scientific uses like radio astronomy, it made its landing in 2018.
oat-based milk
Oat milk became popular in the 1990s, although its origins may be traced back to the Swedish business Oatly, who were the pioneers in this field. They currently reside in twenty Asian and European nations. Oatly has produced a wide range of goods using the high-fiber, beneficial to the earth and human health oats. Their offerings include matcha lattes, milk, and custards.
Drone that carries passengers
This invention really gets people excited: The world’s first passenger-carrying drone was developed by the Chinese firm EHang as an environmentally friendly short- and medium-distance transportation option. Because it is equipped with autonomous flying technology, passengers won’t have to worry about operating the aircraft themselves. The drone is appropriate for urban transportation since it can land anywhere.
Suits without wrinkles
The Ludlow Traveler Suit by J Crew is a straightforward product meant to address a straightforward issue: it’s a suit that stays wrinkle-free when traveling, so the user can get to a meeting straight off the bus, train, or airplane without having to change. The suit has garnered incredible praise in GQ and is crafted from three-ply wool from Italy.
AR/VR
Scottish VR/AR manufacturer Holoxica creates Star Wars-style holographic technology, which is mostly utilized in the medical field. Holoxica, the first firm to create true 3D technology, wants to put an end to our daily “Zoom fatigue” by focusing solely on 2D communication.
Changing the business paradigm for the video industry
In 1997, Netflix launched as a DVD rental and delivery business, quickly taking over the video rental market. Since they didn’t have any physical locations, they were exempt from paying the same enormous operational costs as Blockbuster. When the firm introduced streaming in 2007, it further upended the video market and rendered DVDs obsolete.
Electric bubble vehicles
The Microlino is a compact electric bubble automobile that requires 50% less parts, 60% less energy to create, and 65% less energy to move its drivers than a typical car. Micro Mobility Systems, a Swiss startup that produces low-emission vehicles and scooters for urban residents, designed it. Designed using the same concepts as the Microlino, the Microletta is the scooter counterpart.
DNA coding accessible to all
One great example of open innovation in the medical profession is the United Genomes Project. In Africa, there is an open-source genomic database. Geoffrey Siwo came up with the theory that various medical advancements respond differently to various types of DNA, and that by making information available to the public, health care providers may provide more personalized goods.
Teaching hard skills
Using open innovation, General Assembly is an online and on-campus educational institution that transforms its curriculum to teach students the most cutting-edge skills available today while fostering a sense of community. They also serve as a bridge between hiring organizations and young professionals.
