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Redesigning a shower gel container Duration: 05:34 An explanation of how an existing product is redesigned and its performance improved, looking at the example of a plastic shower gel bottle. |
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Pricing a product - how much should it cost? Duration: 04:26 How does a manufacturer decide how much to charge for a product? Dyed scarves are used as an example. |
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Meeting the needs of the user and generating ideas Duration: 02:34 Successful product designers describe how they generate ideas to meet the needs of the user. |
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Make an Advert for the Brussel Sprout Duration: 02:23 A history of advertising and the different techniques used by advertising agencies to promote their product – in this case, the Brussel sprout. |
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The importance of food presentation Duration: 00:21 Animated sketch looking at how we judge food by its appearance. |
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Beauty vs practicality: sports car design Duration: 02:07 It's a beautiful piece of product design, but can anyone work out how to start the engine in this sports car? |
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The iconic Ford GT40 car gets a makeover Duration: 07:37 The new Ford GT40 is taken for a test drive and impresses with the improvements to its design and interior features. |
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The products of photosynthesis Duration: 02:26 An explanation of the uses of photosynthesis products for plants and humans. |
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Testing mobile phones Duration: 00:41 From endurance tests to 'trouser' tests, mobile phone handsets are really put through their paces before hitting the market. |
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Designing and manufacturing mountain bikes Duration: 06:39 The main stages in the design and manufacture of mountain bikes are outlined. |
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Reactants and products Duration: 01:19 An introduction to reactants and products in a chemical reaction. Baking a cake is used as an analogy to describe the differences between mixing and chemically combining substances. |
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