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Flybuster
Year
2016
An extendable fly trap
The fly trap requires sufficient volume to include its special liquid which attracts the flies as well enough empty space.
The studio re-designed this blockbuster product with the intention to reduce production and logistics cost and improve retail presentation.
The final product presented a design with a new expanding container which is shipped and sold in compact configuration and opened in time for out-doors use.
FlyBuster’s open configuration multiplies it’s “catch” volume by 3 times trapping hundreds of annoying flies…
- Product
Services Provided
- Industrial design, Packaging design
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