Solving The Problem

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8A 

My selected opportunity is the indication on the drying machine.

My product/service would be to install an LED indication on dryers to fix the opportunity. As a service, you can hook up the indication to an app on your smartphone to tell you when the lint catcher needs to be cleaned, also give a notification when your clothes are done drying.

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  1. Camila ParraFebruary 10, 2020 at 12:22 AM

    I love this idea! My dryer does not beep when the cycle is over, so sometimes I sit and wonder about it for an unnecessary amount of time because I am too lazy to get up and check. It would also be great for this app to have other features, such as stopping the dryer, adding more time, etc. I think the application aspect would be great, especially with so many advances in technology I think it would be feasible to connect the phone and dryer digitally.

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