Kodak, Nokia, Tamagotchi, etc. – Many brands that were once influential and successful have now lost their relevance. They failed to keep up with technological or social developments, did not recognize new needs, or simply lost touch with the times. In this course, we take a look at such brands and their products, place them in a new context, and rethink them.
The students independently selected a brand that is no longer relevant or, in their view, offers hidden innovation potential. First, they examined why the brand and its products are no longer relevant today. Then they identified the brand’s core – the actual idea or emotional meaning behind the brand’s origins.
Based on this core, students developed new product ideas that add value in today’s social, technological, and ecological context, solve current problems, and at the same time reinterpret the character of the brand.
support creative freelancers in staying focused and in flow state while effortlessly capturing and structuring their ideas?
Target Group
Freelance designers between the ages 20 and 35 who primarily work digitally and often move between home office, co-working spaces and client meetings.
They work on a project basis, often handling multiple assignments at the same time, and need to be both creative and well-organized.
palm pilot
The new iteration of the iconic palm pilot captures ideas and meetings via voice memo, transcribes them automatically and sorts them project based.