- LEED DYNAMIC PLAQUE FOR U.S. GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL.
- THE FUTURE KITCHEN FOR IKEA.
- LEVI'S COMMUTER TRUCKER JACKET WITH JACQUARD.
- BABY FOOD PACKAGING FOR PLUM ORGANICS.
- SIMPLISAFE SECURITY SYSTEM.
- THE WEARABLE BREAST PUMP FOR WILLOW.
- B2B VERTICAL FARM UNITS FOR INFARM.
- PILLPACK.
Why is IDEO famous for?
IDEO is a design company known for its human-centered, interdisciplinary approach. As early leaders in the practice of design thinking, we create positive impact through design by applying our creative mindsets and skills, and by teaching others to do the same.
What is IDEO and what is its purpose?
IDEO creates human-centered products, services, spaces, and organizations that empower communities, cities, and even countries.
What has IDEO design?
From designing the first manufacturable mouse for Apple to advancing the practice of human-centered design, IDEO has long been at the forefront of creating change through design. See some of the highlights from our decades of history.
What makes IDEO different?
"Leading design firm IDEO is rewriting the rules of business creativity through a culture of continuous innovation—and teaching others to do the same."
What has IDEO done?
IDEO has worked on projects in the consumer food and beverage, retail, computer, medical, educational, furniture, office, and automotive industries. Some examples include Apple's first mouse, the Palm V PDA, and Steelcase's Leap chair.
What made IDEO?
IDEO was formed in 1991 by a merger of David Kelley Design (founded by Stanford University professor David Kelley in 1978), London-based Moggridge Associates and San Francisco's ID Two (both founded by British-born Bill Moggridge, in 1969 and 1979, respectively), and Matrix Product Design (founded by Mike Nuttall in
When was IDEO started?
1991
Who acquired IDEO?
the Kyu collective
How much is IDEO worth?
He founded IDEO in Palo Alto in 1978 and built it into a global operation with 600 employees and $130 million in revenue (he declines to divulge profits). IDEO brings a human-centered approach to products, services, and organizational concepts for the likes of Samsung, Eli Lilly (LLY), and Bank of America (BAC).11 Apr 2013