Ludwick Marishane: A bath without water

The transcript details the journey of a young entrepreneur from Limpopo who invented DryBath, a bath-substituting lotion, inspired by the lack of water and sanitation access. The narrative covers the initial idea, research, development challenges, and eventual commercialization. The product aims to save water and time, especially in rural areas, and has gained significant recognition. The inventor reflects on the impact and recognition received, highlighting the potential for innovation even with limited resources.

What inspired the speaker to think about creating a product like DryBath?

• A family tradition

• A documentary on water scarcity

• A school science project

• A conversation with a friend about avoiding baths

What was the primary tool used by the speaker to conduct research for DryBath?

• A library

• A university lab

• A personal computer

• A Nokia cell phone

How did the speaker initially write the business plan and patent for DryBath?

• In a notebook

• On a cell phone

• On a tablet

• On a laptop

What packaging strategy was used to make DryBath accessible to poor communities?

• Reusable containers

• Large bottles

• Innovative sachets

• Bulk packages

What is one of the key benefits of DryBath mentioned for rural children?

• Access to technology

• Improved nutrition

• More time for education

• Better sleep quality

What is the main value proposition of DryBath according to the speaker?

• Cleanliness and convenience

• Simplicity and efficiency

• Affordability and luxury

• Durability and style

What accolade did the speaker receive from Google?

• Best Innovator Award

• Top Entrepreneur

• Young Scientist of the Year

• Brightest Young Minds