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Museum of Failure Speaking of Hard Core Ironies of Attitudes

Museum of Failure is a collection of interesting innovation failures. The majority of all innovation projects fail and the museum showcases these failures to provide visitors a fascinating learning experience. The collection  of media dragons ;-) ...


Get inspired by this Museum of Failure The just opened Museum Of Failure in Helsinborg, Sweden does just that, showcasing gadgets that were consigned to the bin

The “I’m Back And You’re Fired” board game from 2004 looks like Monopoly, but players use “T” branded pieces and the paper notes are adorned with Trump’s image.

“It’s a boring version of Monopoly. It’s simplified so stupid people can play it, but it’s also horribly boring,” West says.

The Museum of Failure is also home to some high-tech devices, including Google’s Glass headset with augmented reality display and in-built camera.

Sweden's Museum of Failures pays homage to products that flopped

Anyone remember the marketing catastrophe that wasBic for Her? Or what about the Ford Edsel, which lost so much money that the name “Edsel” became synonymous with failure? These are among the gems featured at Sweden’s newly-opened Museum of Failures, a shrine for mankind’s most spectacular product flops.

Curated by 43-year-old clinical psychologist Samuel West, the museum sits in the Swedish city of Helsingborg where it displays 51 products that were meant to innovate, but failed to do so.

While it’s easy to cluck at terrible products like the $200 TwitterPeek (a device which could only access Twitter), West’s intention with the museum is purely altruistic. “We know that 80 to 90 percent of innovation projects, they fail and you never read about them,” he says, “And if there’s anything we can do from these failures, is learn from them.”

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