Tables are some of the most resource and cost consuming pieces of furniture, because of the sizes of pieces used, and space that is required for a table. I have designed a solution to this problem by creating a new way of combining a pool table and dining room table. Being made almost entirely of timber, pool tables and dining room tables consume large amounts of resources to create. But by combining the two, it allows these amounts to be halved.RequestWhat changes could be made for this to be more appealing to consumers?

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Yearly, around 7 million tonnes of building waste materials are sent to waste disposal. My product enables me to counter that, being a fashionable clothing accessory, that incorporates a bottle cap opener. This product could be manufactured with waste products, such as stone, metals or wood. As fashion goes through seasons, it incorporates a overhang, which can be used to take off beer bottle caps, which saves other products from being manufactured. It may also be an accessory which could be put on necklaces. Rings are also very easy to design, meaning new designs could be manufactered constantly. 

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My idea aims to increase the performance of rowers by providing helpful information via a device while rowing. This device provides the user with GPS location, stroke rate, heart rate, elapsed time and their 500m split, all while being waterproof and touchscreen. This product allows the user to view all of their data as if they were on an ergometer (rowing machine). This fixes the problem rowers face when going out onto the water, not knowing how far they have rowed and at what intensity.

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