1. By: Whitney Tarchinski Aaron Nye Adrienne Crivaro Nicole Condran

2. Problem and Need Disposal Practices How the Camera Works Modification Ideas Hardware Decisions Consumers Questions

3. Make the disposable camera more sustainable and more marketable. Need The camera is designed for a single use and has not being marketed to the right consumers. Problem

4. Shutter Film

5. Flash Capacitor Battery Lens

6. Film Developed Batteries Recycled Camera Shell Packed and shipped back to Kodak All parts shipped back to Kodak Recycling since 1990 1,500,000 Cameras

7. Electronic waste (e-waste): any obsolete, broken or unwanted electronic equipment

10. BuildSellUseDevelop FilmDisassemble

11. Selling disposable cameras Medium technology advancements Digital cameras not cost efficient Easy technology Large middle- low middle class Low income levels

12. Combination Pack Redesign the Back Stronger Parts

13. A Design to Disassemble B Market in Semi- Developed Countries C Reusable Camera Materials+0- Disposal+0+ Cost0++ Packaging0+- Social+++ Waste+0+ Net332 Rank113 Proceed?Combine

14. Front ViewRear View

15.  Battery: Easily accessible Rechargeable No internal modifications  Film Cartridge: Easily accessible Purchased individually Slight internal modifications

16.  Access Panels protected by plastic snap-in covers Access to Battery Access to Film Cartridge

20.  Top Gear: Detachable Mounted inside camera Standard on purchased Film Cartridge

22.  http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq- path=4213&pq-locale=en_US http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq- path=4213&pq-locale=en_US  CVS employee  Definition from http://www.kdheks.gov/waste/GCR/ewastefactsheet. pdf  Fuji camera http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/fuji/finepix_s700- review/camera-front.jpg  Kodak http://img.interstore.com/181/35353231363932_0.jpg http://img.interstore.com/181/35353231363932_0.jpg  http://www.ewastecenter.com/