Mesh, shared products at your service

Master thesis (2015)

Authors

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E. Giaccardi (mentor)
M. Schouwenaar (mentor)
Programme
Master of Science Design for Interaction (IDE) (TU Delft)
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11-09-2015

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Programme

Master of Science Design for Interaction

Abstract

In a world where resources are wasted as products are unused, it is time for a new way of sharing products. What if you don’t own a product but still have access to it? It’d be an ownerless product. This graduation project emphasises the best user experience of such a product and reimagines a new product-service system from the ground up, by examining the collaborative consumption context, exploring opportunities for ownerless products, and experimenting with designs for a new service to give access to products. All this forms the foundation for a set of guidelines on how to design an ownerless product. Building on the blueprint that’s been crafted in this report, Mesh is the new, sustainable, product service.

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