Birds seem to always be in a rush to get to the next place, which is why artist Brian Wolter designed the Fly Thru. This hilarious item has all the same convenience that people are used to getting at a fast food restaurant, but is designed for our feathered friends.
The Fly Thru is only a prototype but was designed to look like a miniature version of the well-know fast food chain Burger King. This quirky bird feeder was built from recycled wood and 3D printed objects. It even has solar panels that work to illuminate the Burger King sign, so little birdies can spot the feeder late at night.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Eco-friendly Bird Feeders
- Companies could innovate by creating sustainable and design-forward bird feeders made from eco-friendly materials, like recycled plastic.
- Smart Bird Feeders
- Developing a line of smart bird feeders that are equipped with cameras and sensors to monitor bird activity and collect data would be a disruptive innovation in the bird feeder industry.
- Bird Feeder Subscription Services
- Introducing a subscription service that delivers different types of bird feeders each month to customers could be a disruptive innovation in the bird feeder space.
Sectors Adopting This
- Sustainable Product Design
- The Fly Thru prototype showcases the potential for eco-friendly and recycled materials to be incorporated into modern bird feeder designs.
- Iot (internet of Things) Technology
- Incorporating IoT technology into bird feeders has the potential to create new data-driven insights on bird feeding habits and preferences.
- Subscription Services
- Expanding subscription services to include bird feeders could offer a new avenue for revenue growth in the outdoor and nature industry.
