Easy Eat

Part 1: Drawing key lessons

• The team has done well to identify pain points of those suffering from osteoarthritis, pinpointing the requirements for their final prototype.

• The final solution will be very useful as it can be applied to existing utensils. A likely use case would be at a public eatery where the users can adapt common utensils with the prototype.

Areas of improvement:

• "Existing solutions" should come after identifying the problem statement and should have been tools specific for users with arthritis.

• The team could have done more research on solutions specific to arthritis aids.

Part 2: Exploring Possibilities

• Students could look at gaps in the current market for arthritis aids and see where they could innovate to produce something users could want.