Ford working with design firm Ideo on the commute of the future
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ON a brisk October day in Chicago, a few employees from the design firm Ideo left their office and headed to Knife & Tine, a restaurant about 6km away. The goal, besides lunch, was to complete the journey within 45 minutes, on a budget of US$10 for the whole group, all while carrying bulky shopping bags.
This was not a party game, but the kind of immersive research that defines the work of Ideo, a global design firm whose clients have included Samsung, 3M, Anheuser-Busch and, on this day, Ford.
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