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    1) The Biodesign Innovation Process document outlines a 5-day process for developing solutions to identified needs. It involves needs identification, concept generation and screening, prototyping, and pitching ideas. 2) Key steps include generating a needs statement, brainstorming concepts, screening concepts based on criteria, developing early prototypes, and creating a final pitch. 3) User research with personas and needs validations are incorporated through clinical immersion, interviewing stakeholders, and consulting experts.

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    1) The Biodesign Innovation Process document outlines a 5-day process for developing solutions to identified needs. It involves needs identification, concept generation and screening, prototyping, and pitching ideas. 2) Key steps include generating a needs statement, brainstorming concepts, screening concepts based on criteria, developing early prototypes, and creating a final pitch. 3) User research with personas and needs validations are incorporated through clinical immersion, interviewing stakeholders, and consulting experts.

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    BIODESIGN INNOVATION

    PROCESS
    Biodesign Innovation Process

    2
    Output
    Need
    Day 1: Needs Identification statement

    Day 3: Concept generation & screening Prototype

    Strategy
    Day 4: Implementation BMC

    Day 5: Pitch Pitch


    3
    Ariel
    PERSONA
    How can she achieve
    Occupation: Speaker early retirement
    Education: Ph.D. before the age of 55?
    Location: Bangkok

    Name: Ariel Attitude:


    Age: 30 Balanced and Mindful
    Status: Single

    Hobbies: Swimming,
    Motivation: Singing Not having a family
    Achievement Interests: Innovation Failure
    Growth Psychology
    Needs: Personal Growth
    Work-Life Balance
    NEED STATEMENT

    Clinical Need Need Need Need


    Immersion Statements Selection Criteria Validation
    Biodesign Innovation Process

    6
    Concept generation

    7
    Grouping ideas

    BRAINSTORMING
    Brainstorm ideas from the need statement
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    and need criteria
    Organizing ideas

    Generating concepts
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    Concept screening
    Concept screening
    Criteria

    Product Service

    Efficacy Deployable
    Safety Marketable
    Usability Feasible
    Cost Sustainable
    Concept screening

    Concept Intellectual Risk


    Brainstorming Prototyping
    Screening Property Assessments
    Concept screening

    Persona
    Interview Your Stakeholders

    Concept Intellectual Risk


    Brainstorming Prototyping
    Screening Property Assessments
    ACTIVITY I: THINK ABOUT MULTIPLE SOLUTIONS AND
    COME UP WITH THE FINAL SOLUTION (60 MINUTES)

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    PROTOTYPING
    Prototyping
    • Define
    • Requirement: User’s wants
    • Design: A way to meet requirement
    • Specification: How a design work
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    Early concept development tools


    • Concept sketch
    • Block diagram
    • Plot-driven prototyping

    Concept Intellectual Risk


    Brainstorming Prototyping
    Screening Property Assessments
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    ACTIVITY II: DRAW YOUR VISUALIZED PROTOTYPE (60
    MINUTES)

    15
    VALIDATION

    Interview Your Stakeholders Consultation

    16

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