Project Intent

Through a series of interviews and research, identify problem areas stakeholders encounter when using baby monitoring technology

Initial Research

In-person interviews with 8 stakeholders to identify consistencies in their unique baby monitoring processes. Audit of the baby product market.

Problem Spaces

Camera Placement

Difficulty finding optimal mounting position for camera in unfamiliar settings

Obtrusive Vital Trackers

Benefits of vital tracking technology is desired, but solutions are inadequate

Difficulty Soothing Baby

Lacking the personalized products from home, bedtime routine gets interrupted

Opportunity

Optimize compatibility between gear to promote ease of use

Portable Crib & Camera

Sleep Sack & Vital Trackers

Tech-Forward

Open to new ideas, optimistic, and trusting

Stakeholders

Bridge the gap between two contrasting consumers by designing “basic tech”

Back to Basics

Skeptical, intuitive, and minimal

User Flow

Task Analysis

Concept #1

Prioritizing ease of use and familiar systems

Concept #2

Prioritizing travel compatibility and intuitive systems

Concept #3

Prioritizing security and safety

Survey Results

Data collected from survey results of 26 participants shown 3 distinct travel baby-monitor concepts to narrow in on preferred product combinations and key findings

Travel Camera

Remotely controlled magnetic crib-attachment camera

Monitor & Vital Tracking Sleep Sack

Bluetooth vital tracking device, sleep sack with baby-proof tracker pocket, and collapsable monitor

Light/Speaker

Collapsable light/speaker with nightlight and tabletop modes

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