project description

The idea is a self water plant pot

how does it work: it works with Wick System we are gonna use ropes (microfiber rope cotton rope or capillary mat) that will help in water transfer to the plant helping it secure water inside the plant

The problem

The problem is most people forget to water there plants and the plants dies

the solution

how does it work: it works with Wick System we are gonna use ropes that will help in water transfer to the plant helping it secure water inside the plant

؜Project specialist

self plant watering

easy to use and simple

low cost

Sketch

Prototype

Research and Precedent Analysis

As we can see here this chart provide alot of useful information about best ropes and ropes tiers

we can see the best ropes is Cotton Rope Microfiber Rope and Capillary Mats

Analysis

in this chart we can see the best length we can use for best water transfer efficiency

Analysis

and in this chart we have 3 different ropes and rope length for water transfer efficiency

we have Cotton Rope Microfiber and Capillary Mat

Analysis

In this chart we can see the most country that uses plants in homes works etc

Analysis

in this slide we can know the best wick thicknees for pots and water transfer per hour

Analysis

in this chart we can see the most used plants in home we can see every plant need diffrent rope thickness

In this chart we can see most of the plants wicks needed as we can see theres 3 diffrent type of plants Low water plants Meduim water plant and finally High water plants

and in here we can see the manufacturing cost with suggested selling prices plus profit

every 1k units selling the estimated profit is 5k money

Rhino 7 work and desigin

Product catalog

"OMELIOS Company Story & Sales Journey"

"It started with one dying plant… and a forgotten watering can.""We realized people don’t kill plants because they don’t care…

They just forget.""That’s why we created OMELIOS™ — a self-watering rope system that’s easy, cheap, and reliable."

Cost to make? $1.70.

Selling price? $5.00

Profit? Over $2 per unit – clean, no leaks.""I’m asking for $150,000 for 10% of OMELIOS.

Let’s save plants – one sip at a time."

Final project