An exhibition wasn’t exactly required for a product like mine. I kind of expected that the maximum views would go to the handicraft products & I was right. But the views & feedback I got was colourful in its own right. Not many figured out the function of the RoToCo without me explaining. Srishti students made enquiries about construction & areas they viewed as potential flaws. Kids were least bothered about function, they just gave it a spin & left. Faculty gave the best feedback, not so much our own but more so the Aditi faculty. A handful of visitors were fascinated by the concept & were really eager for med to test it & let them know of its effectiveness.
Being the only one managing the exhibit I missed interacting with a handful of visitors due to my absence forcing others to chip in & send out frantic calls to me . I felt like kicking myself on those occasions. Aargh.......
I assume I’ll get maximum information once the prototype is installed. Hopefully by the time you read this it will be so, so keep a eye on this space.
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