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State your room number as the subject. Jot down the group's thoughts to decide if the ideas on this slide are innovations. Please do explain!

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They all seem like innovations.

An innovation does not have to be a complicated product. It just needs to be able to solve a problem.

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All 4 are innovation that brings convenience/ make life easier.

Innovation need not be fanciful (wow factor), can focus on design thinking/process.

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Yes. More useful innovation. Slide 1 more useful.

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(Slide 1)Top left: Improvisation more than Innovation. Innovation is a process, not just one person solving an issue. It goes beyond that. Innovation it has to be user friendly.

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As compared to slide 1, the products in slide 2 appear to use existing products but use them in a different form. E.g. Using the fan and attaching it to the chopsticks to cool the noodle down.

they also seem like products of innovation but they do not seem to be as effective in solving the problems.

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Both slides show products of innovation. But on Slide 1, it shows more useful innovation, it value-adds to the user's experience, is practical and beneficial.

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Can be innovation but need not be necessary.

Umbrella for shoes and fan for cooling noodles do not seem necessary.

Butter stick is useful, and it brings convenience to user.

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Slide 1 - Yes they are as they are new ideas leading to a new product.  A new way of doing things.  Idea of upcycling

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Slide 2 - Creation of new products to help in everyday tasks.

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The group considers all examples as innovations. However, we do think that some innovations are more beneficial than others.

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Innovation helps to solve problems and shouldn't create more problems for people.
The shoes with umbrella seems to hamper the walking and the fan from the chopsticks seems heavy. The butter stick is innovative as it's looks more compact and easy to carry around but hopefully it doesn't melt in the bag or dirty the clothes

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They are innovations because they solve problems/improve/improvise on current existing solutions

Eg. SCAMPER, re-purposing an object.

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All seems to be innovation as they provide convenience for people and make life easier.

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All the pictures look like innovation.

It is a new way of doing things / solving problems.

The question is how useful the product is.

Does it solve an existing problem?
Does it ease the lives of people?

Innovation does not need to be a "BIG idea".

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Can see that it is trying to solve a problem that is wide spread. 2) There is a use of existing solutions to the context of the problem that is being addressed.

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Yes. But not so useful or appropriate. The Butter stick looks like a Glue Stick. Which may put off the user due to its resemblance.
Slide 2 can be considered as novelties. Not really useful innovation

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Not innovative because the solution does not solve the problem, and/or it brings another set of problems

Eg. the fan on the chopstick might be too heavy, the umbrella on the shoe doesnt not help to shelter the shoe from water when it comes into contact with water on the ground etc

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They are all interesting forms of innovations that may require further development to improve user-friendliness (i.e. ergonomics, convenience for users)