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Faraday in a nutshell

Faraday*

*Interpreting Academia, Inspiring Industry

*Interpreting Academia, Inspiring Industry

Faraday is a technical consultancy that supports innovation in the consumer goods industry.

Dr. Cathy BarnesFaraday Director

Faraday*

Faraday is owned by the University of Leeds, one of the UK’s leading research universities.

Faraday*|Uniquely Positioned

Winning products

Faraday*|Perfectly Placed

Emerging Technologies

Unique Consumer

Insight Tools

Academic Research

Faraday’s ability to translate these specialist views into ideas that could transform your products makes us unique in the marketplace.

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Emerging Technologies

Nanotoxicology

Nanotechnology

Bio-polymers

Plastic Electronics

Coatings & Barriers

Design-Led Research

New Materials

Biomimetics

Tactile Design

Faraday*|Expertise

Emotional Design

Integrity & Reputation

Consumer Goods Focus

Evidenced Based

Research

Leading Academic Expertise

Experts in Academic

Interpretation

Impartial, Independent

Advice

Faraday

Faraday*|Being A Trusted Partner

Knowledge is power. Faraday’s aim is to take the risk out of innovation to enable you to launch winning products more often.

Faraday*|Benefits

Faraday*|Services

Consultancy MembershipA bespoke service

delivering immediate requirements for

individual knowledge

Direct access to the knowledge you

need to innovate

Faraday*

Faraday’s consultancy services deliver the information and understanding you need to underpin your business decisions.

Faraday*|Bespoke Consultancy

Our membership package is simple & flexible.

We build a partnership with you to deliver the relevant knowledge to help support and drive the front end of

innovation.

A Bespoke Consultation Workshop

A Dedicated Knowledge Expert

Two Free Annual Members' Events

Monthly Alert Bulletin

Faraday*|Membership

Access to the knowledge and connections you need to innovate

Nail the Problem Our client wanted to identify ways of keeping bathroom products clean and in perfect condition for daily use.

Find the Brains A scoping study was conducted that included patent searches, academic interviews and current researches

Present the Facts

A bespoke review covering:• a list of commercially available solutions• an overview of potential solutions • expert research groups that would be able to help develop a bespoke solution.

The Outcomes

The insight and knowledge acquired was used to inform our client’s 5 year strategic NPD plan. The study was scoped and delivered quickly: within 3 weeks and inexpensively exceeding our client’s expectations

Consultancy Case Study:Developing Dirt-Free Surfaces

Nail the Problem Reckitt Benckiser wanted to identify the next generation packaging device for air care – Air Wick

Find the Brains Design Perspectives: Faraday’s design-led consumer research service

Present the Facts

A bespoke research solution delivering:

•A list of prioritised consumer requirements relating to air care devices

•Benchmarking against competitor packaging designs

•A set of actionable design guidelines for device and spray optimisation

The Outcomes A new eco-friendly device that stands out on shelves and delivers the ultimate user experience. The client saw 40% increased consumption which led to 30% category growth.

Consultancy Case Study:Optimising Air Care

Before After

Nail the Problem Our client wanted to develop packaging with a more natural feel. The solution was to measure a number of different surfaces based on how we actually feel them.

Find the Brains Faraday has close links to a research project that’s developed the worlds most accurate artificial finger for measuring human touch

Present the Facts Faraday undertook testing of a number of materials for a range of different measurements and presented the results in a short report.

The Outcomes

•The client received a set of surface characteristics based on how the brain measures surfaces •The materials testing and results were completed in under 2 weeksexceeding our client’s expectations•These results are now being used to develop new packaging surfaces

Consultancy Case Study:Surface Characterisation

Nail the Problem Our client wanted to gain a better understanding of how it could make its male oriented drinks product appeal to women.

Find the Brains Faraday’s in-house design-led consumer research service and our sensory design expert

Present the Facts

A bespoke research solution and presentation delivering:•Consumer research to understand which design elements in their existing packaging needed to change to increase female appeal •A set of recommendations on the key design cues most likely to influence female appeal

The Outcomes The findings from our research reinforced other work by the client and shaped a brainstorm to move the project forwards

Consultancy Case Study:Female Pack Appeal

Andrew Revel

+44 (0)7817 863726

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www.faradayknowledge.com

*Interpreting Academia, Inspiring Industry

Faraday*

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