The Vote From Home Booth Recreates the Voting Experience
Grace Mahas — February 2, 2021 — Pop Culture
References: youtube & shop.unnecessaryinventions
Unnecessary Inventions, the brand launched by quirky investor Matty Benedetto, launched the Vote From Home Booth 2020 for those who desired to receive the "full voting experience" without having to leave their house. The new product allows users to complete their mail in ballot in full privacy with the pop up voting booth that can be set up anywhere.
The Vote From Home Booth 2020 consists of a white voting booth that is adorned with American flags, four commemorative pencils, and two pencil sharpeners. The unique box will help consumers remember the turbulent year and time in a quirky and unusual way.
The Vote From Home Booth 2020 was sold on the Unnecessary Inventions platform for $19.00 USD.
Image Credit: Unnecessary Inventions
The Vote From Home Booth 2020 consists of a white voting booth that is adorned with American flags, four commemorative pencils, and two pencil sharpeners. The unique box will help consumers remember the turbulent year and time in a quirky and unusual way.
The Vote From Home Booth 2020 was sold on the Unnecessary Inventions platform for $19.00 USD.
Image Credit: Unnecessary Inventions
Trend Themes
1. At-home Voting Experience - With the shift towards mail-in voting, creating at-home voting experiences like the Vote From Home Booth 2020 presents opportunities for disruptive innovation in the election industry.
2. Novelty Nostalgic Products - Novelty products that capitalize on nostalgia, especially during uncertain times, have seen a rise in interest and presents opportunities for disruption in the retail industry.
3. Do-it-yourself (DIY) Voting Kits - DIY voting kits can be a way for people to participate in an engaging and interactive way and could present opportunities for disruptive innovation in the event planning industry.
Industry Implications
1. Election - The shift towards mail-in voting and desire for at-home voting experiences presents opportunities for disruptive innovation in the election industry.
2. Retail - The rise in interest for nostalgia-driven novelty products presents opportunities for disruptive innovation in the retail industry.
3. Event Planning - DIY voting kits can be a way for people to engage in events and could present opportunities for disruptive innovation in the event planning industry.
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