LIFE AFTER LOCKDOWN

DESIGN FOR THE NEW NORMAL

SUBMITTED BY
UNMESHA PAL
SUBASH VUPPALA
Migrant workers, farmers
(Keeping labor and supply chain
intact)

Human response to virus

(social distancing and hygiene)

FOCUS
AREAS
Lifestyle, groceries
& shopping.

Automobile, Travel &

Restraunts
 PROBLEMS OF STUDY

Social distancing is not

a choice in regions like Loss of trust and fear
Mumbai and Dharavi amid virus outbreak on
which are heavily hotels and restaurants
densely populated.

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With 100% countries

having travel restrictions Decrease of footfall in
Farmers are struggling
and 70% countries shopping malls amid
to find labor and buy
closing international fear of touching & trials
seeds amid lockdown
boundaries, tourism is for the products.
most affected.

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 PROPOSED TECHNOLOGICAL SOLUTIONS
AI based Mirrors & trial rooms in
shopping malls to be fitted. These
mirrors should display the product
code scanned for trial, thereby
creating a touchless shopping
experience.
Technology to create trust in
Restraunts where there should be
hygiene levels displayed on all
the touchable items like tables,
spoon & the food to be served
with the help AI systems.
Create cost affective tour
packages with small sizes and
encourage tourists by identifying
new attractions & nature spots
rather than crowded cities.
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Developing electronic smart
watches that gives info on
nearest hand sanitizing
stations & high risk virus
infected persons around.
Developing hand tissues
that have alcohol/sanitizing
property
Local commute like buses to
be ensured with social
distancing by upgrading
automatic closable doors with
algorithms that will auto shut
after the capacity is full.
PROPOSED GOVERNANCE
BASED SOLUTIONS
 DHARAVI : WHERE SOCIAL
DISTANCING IS IMPOSSIBLE

Places where social distancing is

not a choice anymore. With high
density populations & lack of
awareness about the contagious
spread, we should look into plans
where distancing is automatically
brought. Create communities that
will control sanitizing robots & earn
as they work for cleanliness and
hygiene of slum. Create work & earn
models with the help of slum
dwellers there.

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 MIGRANT WORKERS : KEEPING
LABOUR & SUPPLY CHAIN INTACT

As the lockdown opens to a new

normal, migrant workers need to find
new jobs with new norms as social
distancing will be prevalent even
after the lockdown. Government
policies should bring migrant
workers under one umbrella and
collect data about their safety and
willingness to join back their works.
After which, they are put on a
platform /app on their availability for
various kinds of work. This will
ensure the supply chain will work as
effectively as it was before.
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THANK YOU