In a Design for Manufacturability course, I worked on a project to create a dual-function product combining air freshening and waste management. The focus was on designing a product that was both user-friendly and cost-effective to manufacture.

Research revealed a demand for affordable solutions that managed household odors without adding complexity to daily routines. Existing products often lacked integration or were costly to produce.

We created a dual-function product combining an air freshener and trash can, seamlessly integrating odor management into everyday use. The design balanced functionality with cost-efficient manufacturability.

The final design met production and cost goals, demonstrating scalability for mass manufacturing and potential for market adoption.