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This research explores the design, usability, and environmental impact of bus-themed sippers for children. It aims to develop an innovative product that appeals to young users while promoting sustainable practices through the use of eco-friendly materials. Key Objectives: Design Innovation: Investigate design elements that make bus-themed sippers visually appealing and functional for children. Focus on ergonomics, safety features, and aesthetic aspects to enhance user experience and engagement. Material Selection: Explore the use of sustainable materials such as BPA-free plastics, stainless steel, or biodegradable materials. Assess the durability, safety, and environmental benefits of these materials. Usability Testing: Conduct usability studies with children to evaluate the ease of use, comfort, and appeal of different bus-themed sipper designs. Gather feedback to refine design features such as spouts, handles, and lid mechanisms. Environmental Impact: Perform a life cycle assessment (LCA) to evaluate the environmental impact of bus-themed sippers from production to disposal. Compare the sustainability of different material options and manufacturing processes. Market Analysis: Analyze market trends and consumer preferences regarding children's drinkware. Identify key factors that influence purchasing decisions, such as design appeal, safety, and environmental considerations. Educational Potential: Explore the potential of bus-themed sippers as educational tools. Investigate how the design can incorporate elements that teach children about sustainability, transportation, or other relevant themes. Methodology: Design Prototyping: Create prototypes of various bus-themed sipper designs. Use 3D modeling and printing to test different shapes, sizes, and features. Material Testing: Conduct laboratory tests to evaluate the safety, durability, and environmental impact of different materials used in sipper production. Usability Studies: Perform observational studies