Survey Analysis

 As mentioned in one of our previous posts, we have published a poster that includes a survey link and the blog's link which helped us form results and analyze how desperately people want new inventions to regulate and minimize the rates of decrease in their drinks.  

In this question, participants were requested to answer about the time limit it takes for a drink to cool down and not being able to drink it anymore. 46.2% of participants mentioned that it takes them about 10-20 minutes for their drinks to cool down. 30.8% of participants mentioned that it takes about 25-40 minutes for their drink to cool down and become undrinkable. 15.4% of participants mentioned that it takes over an hour for their drinks to cool down. Lastly, 7.7% of participants mentioned that it takes 5-10 minutes for their drink to cool down. This graph demonstrates how the majority of people's hot drinks don't need a lot of time to cool down which might be considered as a frustrating thing.

In this questions, participants were requested to feed us back about when they're getting hot drinks in winter but they end up getting cold right away. 71.4% of participants have agreed with our point of view about the situation which means majority of the people that performed the survey really struggle with this problem. Meanwhile 28.6% of participants didn't agree and thought that their drinks are fine when purchased in winter.

This questions discusses the fact that there should be a new invention or a method to keep and regulate temperatures of drinks for a longer period of time. Thankfully, all participants agree with this point, meaning not all struggle with heat conservation but they don't mind having a better mechanism.

In this question, most participants (78.6%) said yes which indicates that they do need an invention that could help them in keeping the heat, and enjoy their drink. 

Here is this question, all voted yes which shows that they are suffering and dislike the fact that the time they order their drinks it becomes cold and not enjoyable.

On this question above, most of the participants (72.7%) chose metal which tells us that starlite (our solution) isn't known much since it is a better conductor. It also indicates that most of them don't know what starlite is which means what we chose for our solution is unique.

Here in this question, 63.6% said that their drinks taste differs depending on the taste. Others (36.4%) have said yes which shows that drink tastes changes. However we don't want your drink taste to change when it cools down whether it is all the time or most of the time. Our goal is to make your drink keep its temperature and not change its taste in anyway.

In this question, 36.4% have agreed to the fact that a covering around their drink would keep it hot, and 54.5% said that maybe it would which still however shows that they still think that a covering could be a solution.

We asked participants for their opinions of needing a heat holding cup. 90.9% said that they did need one so of course our solution would be a great fit for their needs and desires.