Case Studies
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CASE STUDY: Re-homogenising 50 litre drum Cost effective solution Easy re-homogenisation of contained product Scale prototypes Optimised with 3D CAD iDi Pac was chosen by a major multi-national company to ideate on the development of a cost effective 50 litre drum and associated mechanisms to permit an easy re-homogenisation of the stratified product contained within. Our ideation process generated a range of ideas and a selection of concepts that were rapidly converted into scale model prototypes. From here they were further developed using CAD software to optimise the designs and to meet client specifications; transport legislation, client feedback and cost […]
CASE STUDY: Full Variable SKU Packaging Overhaul For a high performance car-parts company Significantly improved product protection Reduced customer confusion Provided Graphic Design of Packaging and Assets Provided pathway for future SKU introduction We were approached by a manufacturer of advanced and premium car parts that had grown exponentially; whose packaging had become their weakest business link, existing as an extremely simple solution. Charged to overhaul their entire suite of packaging solutions cost-effectively, as well as to provide greater simplicity for their clients to avoid commonly identified mistakes, we were able to develop both an aesthetically pleasing and highly functional […]
CASE STUDY: Highly Adaptive Packaging for Computers For a leading laptop refirbisher Premiumised packaging look and feel Provided extreme flexibility of pack for a variety of products Provided recyclability and biodegradability material options Developed stunning & memorable unboxing experiences Approached by a company that sold refurbished laptops, we were asked to help them provide a quality of packaging that reflected their expert refurbishing and restoring of old laptops for re-use. With recyclability & eco-friendliness as a core theme for us to work around, and in addition to providing a premium user unboxing experience, the primary challenge came from the fact […]
