Many people who use supermarket trolleys suffer from poor eyesight.
At the same time, packaging is increasingly covered with information at high density…some of it small-print essential to the purchase decision.
Today’s invention is a magnifying glass in the handle of a supermarket trolley (shown in pink). In fact the whole of the handle could be a cylindrical, perspex lens.
This would allow any package (orange) to be passed behind the handle so that minute text could be scrutinised effectively (via the red virtual image indicated).
Already done:
http://shopperjourney.culturalfuel.com/?p=422
“Without much effort, dm therewith again emphasizes its service proposition!” 😉 Looks like they stuck a magnifying glass on a trolley…not quite what I had in mind.