Design Degree Show 2019

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INTRODUCTION

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DEGREE SHOW COMMITTEE

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LOUGHBOROUGH DESIGN SCHOOL

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U N D E RG R A D UAT E CO U R S E S

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P O STG R A D UAT E TA U G H T O P P O RT U N I T I E S

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AWARD WINNING ALUMNI

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ONE YEAR ON

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INDUSTRY ENGAGEMENT

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INDUSTRY PLACEMENTS

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STUDENT PROFILES

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STUDENT WORK

P RO F E SS O R CEES DE BONT _ I’m excited to be here for this year’s Degree Show 2019, my first Degree Show since joining the School as new Dean in 2018. Here the academic work from our 2019 graduating year is revealed. _ Loughborough Design School has its own unique character and every student in the School has their own individual approach to design.

Something that unites all of our graduating students is their ability to demonstrate a very mature understanding of industry environments.

This teamed with their highly developed practical skills and knowledge creates future designers who are highly sought after by industry. _ For our students, it’s not just about making products for people to consume, these students are creating the next products, services and solutions that are relevant to society today and for tomorrow. They can have a commercial side, but the starting point is not always business, it’s about adding to the quality of the lives of people, and improving the world we live in. _ Many of the projects have a personal touch and engage with people.

Our students look for ways to improve the condition of humankind in many different areas. These students have a central focus on improving the wellbeing of people through harnessing the potential of new technologies and coming up with concrete solutions to make real improvements. _ With design, you can innovate aesthetically, innovate with functionality the ease to use, and you can innovate in terms of meaning. You only get a new meaning when you understand the end user well. All of our students can demonstrate a deep understanding of the end user. With this they’re able to come up with something new that fits seamlessly into people’s lives, adds to their understanding and their meaning of the world, allowing them to benefit from this innovation that can be embedded in how they live and operate. It’s this depth of understanding that all our students demonstrate which I’m truly proud of. _ Under the theme of “Revealed” which was chosen for this year’s showcase, we will show you more than just the skills our students have refined during their time at Loughborough Design School. We will give you an insight into the dedication, passion, inspiration, and the personalities behind the innovative ideas and designs. _ Please join me in congratulating our 2019 graduating year on their achievements and wishing them every success in their future endeavours.

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1ST IN THE UK FOR CREATING THE MOST EMPLOYABLE DESIGN GRADUATES DESIGN SCHOOL SURVEY 2015 AND 2017 – BRITISH INDUSTRIAL DESIGN ASSOCIATION (this was a survey of over 1000 design practitioners in the UK)

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DEGREE SHOW COMMITTEE

DEGREE S H OW CO M M I T T E E _Every year a team of final year students volunteer to work with the Design School to curate the D e g re e e x h i b i t i o n . _ T h e e n t i re e x h i b i t i o n a n d p u b l i c i t y m a t e r i a l s a re o rg a n i s e d a n d c re a t e d b y t h i s t e a m , a l o n g s i d e a t h e m e w h i c h t h e y f e e l re f l e c t s t h e i r t i m e a t t h e L o u g h b o ro u g h D e s i g n S c h o o l . _ T h e d e g re e s h o w i s a l w a y s a b o u t m o re t h a n t h e s t u d e n t s’ f i n a l p ro j e c t s . I t ’ s a c u l m i n a t i o n o f t h e i r e n t i re t i m e a t t h e S c h o o l .

I t ’ s a b o u t t h e p ro c e s s a n d j o u r n e y t h e y ’ v e t a ke n t o b e c o m e t h e d e s i g n e r s t h e y a re t o d a y. I t ’ s t h e p e r s o n a l i t i e s , t h e i r u n i q u e a p p ro a c h e s t o d e s i g n , w h i c h m a ke s u p t h e y e a r o f 2 0 1 9 . T h i s y e a r, i t ’ s t h e s e s t o r i e s a n d i n s i g h t s , w e ’re re v e a l i n g a l o n g s i d e t h e i r f i n a l p ro j e c t s .

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T h e D e g re e S h o w C o m m i t t e e a re p ro u d t o re v e a l the year of 2019.

To p ro w f ro m l e f t : S h a m e e l B a t a v i a , J o h n D o y l e , Chris Dennis, Sean Chimbani, Jack Strachan, B i s h C l o w, H a r r y M o o r m a n , B e c k y V i c ke r y, E l i a s Ruiz-Monserrat, Danielle Kettle, Bethan Obrien, Sarah England, Annabelle Stoate

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LOUGHBOROUGH DESIGN SCHOOL

LOUGHBOROUGH DESIGN SCHOOL _ Residing in the heart of the UK, Loughborough Design School is housed within a modern £21 million development. _ Revealed behind the School’s iconic, modern façade is an inspirational working environment containing facilities of the highest quality, including numerous state-ofthe-art workshops and, nearby, a fully equipped environmental ergonomics laboratory. _ Knowledge and skills advancement are at the centre of everything we do here, pushing innovation and creativity to its highest potential. _ The School is internationally renowned and is also recognised as one of the leading design schools in the country. Here you will find a unique practical and digital approach to design, where hands-on experience and up-to-date digital skills create highly sought design and ergonomic graduates. _ By combining the highest quality of teaching, world leading research and the School’s excellent industry links, students are well prepared to provide ground breaking solutions to a variety of complex problems within a wide range of industries.

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UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

U N D E RG R A D UAT E CO U R S E S SPECIALISING IN THE CREATIVE FORM AND AESTHETICS BA (Hons) INDUSTRIAL DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY

_ The Industrial Design and Technology BA specialises in the development of skills and ability in the design and communication of ideas, interactions and user experiences, with a focus on threedimensional design, product styling and form, user research, materials, manufacturing processes and the production of prototypes and finished artefacts. It concentrates on the creative form and aesthetics of contemporary and future manufactured products, emphasising the ways that products are experienced by users. Throughout the course, students are expected to apply their understanding of branding, futures concepting and the circular economy to the design of future product-service systems.

“The most rewarding part has been the relationships I have built with my peers and tutors. The unfailing advice, support and sense of community is something that is very u n i q u e t o t h e D e s i g n S c h o o l .�

Hannah Rayner Industrial Design and Technology

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“Product design and technology is about making useful and functional products. The electronics and mechanics skills that you will learn ensure those ideas you had early o n b e c o m e a r e a l i t y .“ Bish Clow Product Design and Technology

SPECIALISING IN THE TECHNICAL ASPECT OF DESIGN BSc (Hons) PRODUCT DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY

_ The Product Design and Technology BSc course specialises in the technical aspect of the design process through the study of both electronics and mechanics. The emphasis of the course targets product functionality through the innovative application of technology and the delivery of a range of working prototypes and artifacts for the evaluation of highly technical solutions, materials, manufacture and aesthetics.

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UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

FOCUSING ON HUMAN INTERACTION W I T H A P R O D U C T, SYSTEM OR ENVIRONMENT

BSc (Hons) ERGONOMICS (HUMAN FACTORS DESIGN)

_ The Ergonomics (Human Factors Design) BSc course focuses on the physical and the psychological interaction between a human and a product, system or environment. The course develops graduates who can apply a range of multidisciplinary ergonomic principles to complex situations to ensure that the solution is always developed with the human in mind.

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“For me, Design Ergonomics is the perfect hybrid between Industrial Design and Ergonomics. The course is very practical and applicable to i n d u st r y, a n d t h e s k i ll s I ’ ve le a r n t have helped prepare me for a career i n e i t h e r d i s c i p l i n e .“ William Jephcote Design Ergonomics

BSc (Hons) DESIGN ERGONOMICS

_ The Design Ergonomics BSc course focuses on the understanding of designing with a particular attention to physiological and psychological human needs. Students are equipped in a wide range of conceptual, practical and professional skills. The unique mix of modules students are exposed to has allowed them to develop their creative and scientific abilities simultaneously.

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POSTGRADUATE TAUGHT OPPORTUNITIES

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POSTGRADUATE TAUGHT OPPORTUNITIES 2019 USER EXPERIENCE DESIGN MA INDUSTRIAL DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY MA E R G O N O M I C S ( H U M A N FA C T O R S ) M S C / D I P / C E R T E R G O N O M I C S I N H E A LT H A N D C O M M U N I T Y C A R E M S C / D I P / C E R T H U M A N FA C T O R S I N T R A N S P O R T M S C / D I P / C E R T H U M A N FA C T O R S F O R I N C L U S I V E D E S I G N M S C / D I P / C E R T H U M A N FA C T O R S A N D E R G O N O M I C S F O R P AT I E N T S A F E T Y M S C / D I P / C E R T

2020 USER EXPERIENCE DESIGN MA I N T E G R AT E D I N D U S T R I A L D E S I G N M S C E R G O N O M I C S H U M A N FA C T O R S D E S I G N M S C / D I P / C E R T H U M A N FA C T O R S A N D E R G O N O M I C S F O R P AT I E N T S A F E T Y C E R T

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AWARD WINNING ALUMNI

AWARD WINNING ALUMNI ROBIN SPICER Red Dot Award Winner 2019 International Symbol of Outstanding Design Quality

_ Design School Alumnus Robin Spicer’s final year product wins the prestigious international RedDot award. _ Robin, who graduated in 2015 with a BA in Industrial Design and Technology, designed the award winning Armis Helmet in his final year at Loughborough Design School. _ “The Armis Polo Helmet has had its fair share of success in the polo industry, but my background is heavily involved in design,” explains Robin “so to be recognised by the design industry is huge, and for it to be on the biggest industry stage is really humbling.” _ In a sport where falling, being knocked unconscious and returning to the game shortly after is common, the helmet aims to reduce potentially long-term stress and neck injuries.

_ Robin’s product won the 2019 RedDot Award for Product Design after being launched onto the market in 2017. His design beat off over 5,500 other submissions from 55 countries. _ “Loughborough Design School has a fantastic framework to grow new talented designers.

The comprehensive range of areas taught, teamed with the learning environment and industries connections produce well considered designs and have helped launch this product into production and grow it into the business it is today.” _ And his advice for this year’s graduates? “Use your final year product as your personal job advert or take it into production, you have spent a year of development on it which real world companies cannot afford to do on every project, so make this investment count!”.

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“Loughborough Design School provides a challenging, yet supportive environment, which helps nurture the award-winning designers o f t h e f u t u r e .”

ROBIN SPICER Design School Alumnus

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ONE YEAR ON

ONE YEAR ON _ Every year fourteen final year students are selected to exhibit their work at London’s New Designers. _ At New Designers 2018 the Design School’s students scooped prestigious awards, cementing their position as national leaders in new design thinking. _ One year on, Charlotte Wilton, who won the Runner-Up Designer of the year award and the Virgin Atlantic Award, at New Designers 2018, reveals her journey since graduating.

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“In order to be a successful st a r t - u p yo u m u st a lw a ys ke e p t h e user at the heart of every decision and t o t e st yo u r i d e a s … m u c h l i ke the design process does with p r o t o t y p e s a n d i t e r a t i o n s .”

“The way we have been taught to analyse situations is i n c re d i b ly t r a n s f e r a b l e .”

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ONE YEAR ON

ONE YEAR ON CHARLOTTE WILTON BSc (Hons) Product Design and Technology

What was your experience like at New Designers? _ The whole Loughborough New Designers team were so supportive. When I won my awards It was a completely surreal experience getting taken to the press room to be interviewed, photographed also and to get to chat to the industry Judges. It felt amazing to be able to stand next to and present a design that I had put so much work into. _ It was a great opportunity to chat with everyone from school students to companies and experts in the field, along with meeting so many other talented graduates along the way.

How have things developed with b since you graduated? _ Since graduating b has developed into its own organisation; ‘b our bridge’, which is aiming to empower rough sleepers through cashless donations which can only be redeemed responsibly (e.g. food, shelter, education).

Also through the platform you are able to learn a small amount about the person to encourage you to interact and break down the isolation barrier that is currently being experienced if you are sleeping on the streets. _ I have been lucky enough to join the NatWest Accelerator program as well as Loughborough University’s own program ‘The Studio’ which has been a huge help in getting me to where I am today. Currently I am in the process of building an app to launch a pilot scheme which, if successful, will provide me with a strong foundation to go into my first funding round.

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What has life been like since you graduated in 2018? _ Life has been a real adventure. The NatWest Program has allowed me to get involved in conferences like Women Mean Business where I had the pleasure of meeting incredible people such as Pip Jaimeson (The Dots), Mary Portas (Net a Porta), Touker Suleyman (Dragons Den) and even Clare Balding (Sports Commentator). Equally at The Studio I had the honour of joining a roundtable with Andrew Fisher, previous CEO of Shazam and Loughborough alumni allowing us to get some in-depth guidance into starting a successful organisation.

What are the things, that you learnt at Loughborough Design School, that you now use? _ The most significant thing was my work ethic and learning to balance multiple projects at once. I am the CEO, marketing and social media, finance manager, designer, logistics, you name it, I’m doing it. The skills I’ve learnt throughout my Loughborough life have equipped me for this adventure. _ The design process itself has a direct correlation to the start up journey. In order to be a successful start-up you must always keep the user at the heart of every decision and to test your ideas with your customers at every step, much like the design process does with prototypes and iterations. The way we have been taught to analyse situations is incredibly transferable.

What advice would you give to design school students graduating this year? _ My advice is always be passionate, in everything you are doing. Care about the problem you are trying to solve.

Really care. It makes such a difference and it will shine out of everything you do. As a designer, you need to be able to communicate your idea as effectively as possible, and we have a wide range of tools to do so. But those tools involve a passion, without it, no one else is going to buy into your dream.

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Charlotte’s product _ b is a hand-held device that uses Bluetooth and a mobile app to connect rough sleepers and passers by. It looks to empower rough sleepers through a cashless donation system which encourages one-to-one interactions to bridge the societal gap. It also has an alarm to improve personal safety on the streets.

STUDENTS WHO WILL BE REPRESENTING LOUGHBOROUGH DESIGN SCHOOL AT NEW DESIGNERS 2019 WILL BE ANNOUNCED DURING THIS YEAR’S DEGREE SHOW

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INDUSTRY ENGAGEMENT

I N D U ST R Y E N GAG E M E N T _ The Design School engages with industry in many ways to provide our students with exciting opportunities to develop their understanding of the commercial world.

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Guest Lectures and Seminars – offering our students a direct insight into specific industries.

Industry Placements – offering a real experience of industry employment.

_ We host personal lectures, workshops, presentations and meetings, given by experienced industry professionals. Our students get a truly valuable and unique insight into different professions, cultures and businesses, and our visitors get to work with the latest emerging talent within the School.

_ At the end of their 2nd year of study, our students can experience a year in industry; working for a business as part of their staff. This handson experience is beneficial to both student and business; utilising one another’s expertise and developing a relationship with the School. Students are supported by tutors and the placements officer within the School and can work on live commercial projects within their chosen industry.

Our students are highly sought after for placement positions, and their placement experience is invaluable to future graduate employment.

Live Projects – an exciting opportunity for students to receive a real design brief as part of their studies. _ Students are set a brief, which is provided by leading companies in various industries. Students choose from a selection of design briefs from which they are asked to develop an innovative design solution within a specific time. It is a rigorous test of our students’ abilities to showcase their skills and apply their learning to a realistic industry brief.

Competitions – a chance to engage with business. _ Different businesses set competitions that our students can enter. These are usually out of the usual curriculum, and have various briefs, designs and prizes.

Visiting alumni – aspiration from Design School graduates. _ We have a close connection with our alumni, and we always encourage formal and informal visits to the School. It is motivational for current students to see the successes of our graduated students, as our alumni continue their relationship with the School as visiting speakers, hosting workshops or setting competitions, as well as employing graduates and placement students.

Exhibitions – a showcase of project work to potential employers. _ Each graduating year can reveal their project work at the end of year Degree Show. With special events for friends and family, schools, the general public and industry, the Degree Show is a significant finale to the year and a chance for every student to show off all their hard work. The industry event is a key opportunity for companies to meet our emerging designers face to face, and regularly provides the basis for interviews and employment.

Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (RSA) Competition

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_ Each year Loughborough Design School selects RSA Student Design Awards briefs from the Industrial Design Studies final year module as a vehicle to empower students to tackle pressing social, environmental and economic issues through design thinking. It challenges students to open up further the potential of design to benefit society, to stretch boundaries and think differently about design; finding innovative, commercially viable, practical solutions to global social problems.

We have a long history of winning competition briefs through this module, including multiple RSA competition wins and special commendations.

INDUSTRY PLACEMENT

I N D U ST R Y P L AC E M E N T _ Between Years 2 and 3, all design students are able to undertake either a year in industry (leading to the award of Diploma in Professional Studies) or 6 months in industry together with 6 months at an international partner university (leading to the award of Diploma in International Studies). Industry placements provide students with ‘real world’ experience. They work on live commercial projects often engaging with clients and vendors as well as colleagues in marketing or engineering functions. This is beneficial throughout the final year, and adds significantly to students’ employment prospects upon graduation. _ The importance that the School places on industrial experience is demonstrated by the support given to students when applying for placement positions. All students are supported by a dedicated member of staff who acts as a point of contact for employers looking to recruit from the school. This member of staff is also able to provide support and advice regarding, for example, CVs, interviews and negotiation of contracts. Second year Industrial Design and Product Design students undertake a compulsory module requiring the creation of a design portfolio, and throughout Semester 2 the School runs ‘portfolio surgeries’ where students receive critical feedback from staff with previous experience of hiring placement students. As a result of this support over 90% of school students are successful in securing placements.

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‘ L o u g h b o ro u g h D e s i g n S c h o o l s t u d e n t s a re h i g h ly s o u g h t a f t e r f o r p l a c e m e n t p o s i t i o n s , w i t h m a n y e m p l o y e r s re t u r n i n g a n n u a l ly t o re c r u i t e x c l u s i v e ly f ro m t h e S c h o o l . S t u d e n t s w o r k i n b o t h i n - h o u s e a n d c o n s u l t a n c y ro l e s , i n i n d u s t r y s e c t o r s a s d i v e r s e a s a u t o m o t i v e , c o n s u m e r e l e c t ro n i c s , m e d i a , o i l a n d g a s , s p o r t s , FMCG, toys, point of sale and packaging branding, UX and many o t h e r s . Re c e n t p l a c e m e n t d e s t i n a t i o n s i n c l u d e – A d i d a s , A s t o n M a r t i n L a g o n d a , C a m b r i d g e C o n s u l t a n t s , D C A , D i s n e y, Fa c t o r y D e s i g n , Fo o l p ro o f, H o r n b y H o b b i e s , I B M , J a g u a r L a n d Ro v e r, J o s e p h J o s e p h , K i n n e i r D u f o r t , M i c ro s o f t X b o x , M o n d e l e z , N e s t l e , N i s s a n , P r i n c e s s Ya c h t s , Re d B u l l R a c i n g , S e b a s t i a n C o n r a n , S e y m o u r P o w e l l , S m a l l f y a n d U n i l e v e r.’

94% IN EMPLOYMENT OR FURTHER STUDY WITHIN 6 MONTHS OF GRADUATION (DLHE 2017 GRADUATES, FULL TIME AND PART TIME FIRST DEGREE STUDENTS AVAILABLE FOR WORK OR STUDY)

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ELIAS R U I Z - M O N S E R R AT

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ISABEL WU

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BA (Hons) INDUSTRIAL DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY BSc (Hons) PRODUCT DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY BSc (Hons) DESIGN ERGONOMICS

_ P ro v i d i n g a n a l l - e n c o m p a s s i n g education in design covering everything f ro m t r a d i t i o n a l w o r ks h o p s k i l l s t o t h e l a t e s t d i g i t a l d e s i g n s o f t w a re i n a p u r p o s e b u i l t e n v i ro n m e n t .

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Insomnia affects approximately 700 million people worldwide and is estimated to cost the US economy alone $63 billion a year in lost productivity. Current mainstream solutions are sleeping pills which have a range of negative health effects and are not intended for long term use. My product provides a non-invasive, non-addictive method for improving the sleep quality and duration of sleep for sufferers of Insomnia. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / t - a b b o t - d a v i e s 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N An evaluation of the viability of ceramics to replace synthetic polymers in Industrial Design applications

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Slim Design - Design Intern ‘17 Jacob Jensen Design - Design Intern ‘17 EAR Yoshino - Design Intern

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01 / My final year project was a device that aids Insomniacs in falling asleep using a range of visual and audio stimuli.

02 / The device projects a shape on the ceiling that expands and contracts at the ideal breathing rate for sleep.

04 / It uses A.I. to assist its user in daily tasks such as to arrange meetings, automate the household and search the web.

03 / Vera is an Intelligent Personal Assistant that can manipulate copper plated pins to interact with its user in a visual way.

‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘16 Student Starpack - Gold

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TO M A B B OT- DAV I E S BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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Creative teams within large organisations are under a huge pressure to produce emotionally engaging consumer experiences; fundamentally, emotion is what drives the success of any human made product. Utilising EEG technology, emotive consumer insights can be gathered with more accuracy than ever before. With an approachable and intuitive product-service any untrained individual within a creative team can integrate the solution into their user testing process. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / o - a ld o u s

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01 / EEG Headset final concept. An approachable look and feel with a highly adaptable fit helps remove the problematic discomfort of wearing the headset for long periods of user testing.

02 / UI development using Arduino and EEG sensors for abstract interpretation of emotive dynamics in real time.

03 / EEG Headset concept ideation.

D I S S E R TAT I O N Investigating the feasibility of unmanned aerial vehicle technology for the optimisation of emergency vehicle extrication

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Bosch - Industrial design & UX intern ‘17 Design School - Peer Mentor Coordinator ‘16 Product Design & Technology - Programme representative

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in International Studies ‘15 Gold crest award

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OLIVER ALDOUS

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There are lots of playing fields scattered around Loughborough University, many of those are open to the public. Therefore, there is a need for a safe way of keeping players’ valuables safe whilst they’re playing.

This product is a locking backpack for athletes, with a secure hard shell so they can relax and play sport knowing their equipment is safe at the side of the pitch. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / j - a l s o p

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Investigation into the challenges faced in the use of Additive Manufacturing for Personal Body Armour

01 / Many footballers and athletes at University feel unsafe about leaving their valuables at the side of the field they play on. This product will tackle that uncertainty.

02 / The backpack has various ways of storing the user’s equipment, allowing the players to quickly grab and go when they want to play.

03 / The device has two secure methods of locking the device down, and deterring any potential criminals from stealing the backpack.

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Monitoring the birth, death and movements of every cow in the UK is a legal requirement, however, book keeping and recording is an arduous process for most farmers. The product consists of an electronic ear tag that contains GPS and a microcomputer to automatically update and record what information needs to be stored regarding the cow’s location, as well as an applicator gun for insertion. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / a - a s h le y

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01 / The applicator and ear tag side by side. During use, the tag is positioned in the spring-loaded applicator before it is cocked, placed around the cow’s ear, and fired.

02 / The tag, yellow to mimic the existing tags, contains a GPS module, microcomputer, and a rechargeable coin cell in order to frequently update data regarding the cow’s location.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N The Effectiveness of Integrated Predictive Forward Collision Warnings in Modern Vehicle Design

EXPERIENCE ‘10-’16 Vintage2Versace - Visual Merchandiser Commissioned artwork

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03 / The applicator uses a spring-loaded mechanism to pierce the cow’s ear and apply the tag in one motion after the trigger has been pulled.

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Hair removal has become increasingly popular and part of everyday life for many women. In a recent study, it was found that 86% of women do not get their desired results after hair removal and experience various skin problems including ingrown hairs, bumps and irritations. DermGlow Pro aims to reduce the side effects of hair removal by moisturising, heating, exfoliating and massaging the skin. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / d - b a d i e i - k h o rs a n d

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D I S S E R TAT I O N To what extent does the packaging of makeup products influence women’s online purchase behaviour

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Standard Machine - Graphic Design Intern ‘17 Pierre Frey - Showroom Assistant Intern

01 / The brush head gently sweeps away impurities and dead skin cells to prevent ingrown-hairs; while the massage head improves blood circulation and helps the skin repair quicker after hair removal.

02 / The brush and the massage head can be moved up and down to alter the abrasiveness of the brush in order to tailor to specific body parts with different skin thickness.

03 / maichai. is an automated tea brewing machine that enables people from various age groups with different abilities and disabilities to engage in the activity of making and brewing tea together.

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Currently, only 18% of seniors use online banking with 4.2million having never used the internet.

Radical digitalisation of banking has left many seniors excluded from their benefits, creating a digital divide and an increased vulnerability to financial scamming. Afraid to ‘go online’ due to data insecurities, seniors utilise traditional banking methods, however most of these methods are becoming obsolete, creating opportunity to bridge the gap. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / r- b a i n e s 01/

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01 / Seniors need the financial empowerment they deserve and with a core aim to increase transaction transparency, this device helps users gain financial confidence as well as helping to mitigate scamming.

02 / An on-demand statement printer increases financial transparency and allows for a greater understanding of their transactions. With a scam alert system, direct contact can be made with the bank helpline.

03 / Postnatal Depression in fathers is widely unrecognised but should not go unnoticed, as 1 in 5 are affected. Peer is a peerto-peer service designed to reduce loneliness in new fathers.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N The relationship between smart home energy technology and sustainable behaviour

EXPERIENCE ‘19 Jaguar Land Rover - UI/UX Design Intern ‘18 Kinneir Dufort - Design Intern ‘13 Dyson - Research, Design, Development Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Shortlisted by LDS for RSA Awards ‘18 Diploma in International Studies ‘16 Student Starpack - Commended

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04 / Peer operates through smart jewellery and an app, where the user can talk anonymously about their mental/physical health, and arrange meet-ups and socials, increasing connectivity and relationships with likewise fathers.

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Perceived risk is a measure of how dangerous a person believes something to be, regardless of how dangerous it actually is. Cyclists experience high levels of perceived risk, as cycling can be an intimidating experience. By providing users with a greater situational awareness, it is possible to reduce the perceived risk and make cycling a less daunting prospect.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Designing Consumer Focused Circular Economy Systems

EXPERIENCE ‘18 LUMA-iD - Product Designer

01 / The display system is built into the helmet, with the images displayed onto the visor. The functional components are removable in the event that the helmet is damaged.

02 / Developing a functional prototype was crucial for verifying the core premise and identifying potential issues, such as brightness, suitability for different users and eye fatigue.

03 / Live video footage of the road behind is provided by a wireless camera, although the display also offers the possibility to display other information such as map or location data.

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Fractures to the Anterior Cruciate Ligament are among the most common and costly disabling injuries in sport.

Every injury is unique and requires a personalised recovery process, which can put pressure on the physiotherapist, especially if the patient does not follow through. The goal of this project is to empower the patient to take part in their recovery and improve adherence to their rehabilitation. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / a - b a r ra g a n 01/

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01 / The knee brace and knee sleeve offer the necessary support at the different stages of the recovery process as well as reassurance when performing sports.

02 / It offers IMU technology that tracks the user’s activity and Range of Motion throughout the full recovery process, ultimately improving the “DoctorPatient” relationship with better data collection, adherence and support.

03 / SAFNAV - an IoT product that enhances the motorcycling community experience by warning fellow riders of hazardous road conditions and sends an emergency signal in case of an accident.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N An insight into how working conditions affect the perception of productivity

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Crux Product Design - Product Designer ‘17 Studio F.A.Porsche - Product Design Intern ‘16 Design School - Student Committee

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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04 / Mist - a sustainable and user friendly solution to ironing in humid areas.

It combines the technology of a dehumidifier and a steamer to provide an easy ironing experience.

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CBD is used by patients to treat their anxiety without the added ‘high’.

Anxiety affects 1 in 10 people in the UK and the demand for CBD is growing. Being a natural medication, it helps users to calm their thoughts and regain their focus.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Can Instagram influencers positively effect sustainable consumer behaviour?

EXPERIENCE ’19 Design School - Degree Show Team ‘18 Ticketmaster UK - UX & UI Designer ’18 Designjunction - Event Volunteer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘16 Student Starpack - Silver

01 / Kaya is an adjustable CBD delivery system to aid on-the-go usage and support the user’s gradual medication increase over time.

02 / A touch of light to replicate a meditation breathing count; for the user to focus on the breath, allowing the flow of oxygen back into the body.

03 / Asana is a home diffuser designed to encourage elderly users to embrace the three doshas (air, fire and water) needed to live a balanced Ayurvedic lifestyle.

04 / A streaming platform designed to provide users with an enjoyable listening experience. A clean aesthetic approach was taken to embody the artist and the visual identity behind the music.

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SHAMEEL BATAV I A BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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With response times often being directly linked to the severity of a patient’s condition, the need for a product that can search and respond to patients in a fraction of the time is significant. The solution is a specialist drone that can both respond to known locations with basic aid, as well as carry out reconnaissance for unknown locations.

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01 / Nomad - a fully bespoke search and rescue drone that can both locate patients in unknown locations, as well as deliver medical equipment to patients in known locations.

02 / 02GO - a portable and fully battery powered respiratory mask that provides 100% medical oxygen to patients. Making use of oxygen concentrator technology in an innovative and compact product.

03 / Passenger - A fully electric motorbike that not only reduces emissions in heavily polluted areas, but improves the safety for both users and the general public in urban areas.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N An exploration into how design and regulation have impacted progression and safety within Formula One

EXPERIENCE ‘18 JCB - Industrial Designer ‘16 Collingwood Bayne Designs - Interior Designer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘16 Student Starpack - Silver

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04 / With two easily interchangeable batteries, Passenger makes use of a charge and replace system spread throughout the city, allowing the user to swap their battery for a fully charged unit.

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Exercise product for elderly users that incorporates Tai chi and standardised therapy techniques to improve overall strength to prevent falls. Reducing sedentary behaviour through gamification of exercise and music as a stimulus to motivate.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Motivating the elderly to exercise, which design strategies are appropriate and most effective?

EXPERIENCE ‘18 LEGO - Design Intern

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01 / Core guides the elderly user through slow exercises in the comfort of their own home. Slowly improving strength and balance through regular exercise customised to the user’s needs.

02 / Secondary use as a speaker ensures a positive association to combat the common negative feelings towards exercise products.

Nostalgic music can evoke memories, encourage movement and improve quality of life.

03 / Interactive lamp and companion. Ensuring better social connections for new university students, to improve their university experience and reduce chances of experiencing loneliness.

‘19 Nominee for RSA Design Awards ‘16 Student Starpack - Silver

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LIAM BEMBRIDGE BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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A smart network of guidance beacons that utilises audio and visual feedback to guide members of the public towards safety.

Controlled by emergency services, the device aims to guide members of the public toward designated zones, whilst clearing emergency response routes, allowing for emergency services to perform their job safely and effectively.

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01 / The safety device gives visual and audio cues to alert members of the public that they need to remove themselves from the area.

02 / The device utilises an on board microprocessor to communicate different stimuli based on the signals received from the control room.

03 / A modular cooking station for the ever growing micro-home environment.

The device allows the user to modify the size of the cooking station according to their needs and available space.

04 / An electro-mechanical system designed to produce a variety of different coffee options based upon the user interaction at a graphic control interface.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Investigation into the role of designers and their preparedness for design within the circular economy

EXPERIENCE ‘18 3D Designer - Creative Idea ‘17 Project Manager - Creative Idea

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma Professional Studies ‘17 WFTG Agrotech Design Contest (3rd)

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05 / A work-space solutions app that links young professionals and work spaces in order to foster collaboration and networking.

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Over 90% of the world’s coral reefs will die by 2050, with half already being lost within the last 30 years.

The system facilitates at home coral regeneration, growing coral fragments into a substantial size using a process called microfragmenting. The product works in conjunction with a service that replants the coral back onto the reef, generating an efficient way to replenish the worlds coral reefs. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / m - b e n n i n g - b a t st o n e 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Does an individual’s emotional attachment with a product create brand loyalty

EXPERIENCE ‘18 The LEGO Group - Design Intern ‘17 TU Delft, Netherlands - Erasmus Exchange

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in International Studies

01 / The system provides the optimal environment for growing coral fragments to the required size, the coral is then sent away by the user and replanted onto the dead coral reefs.

02 / A simple to use fully self contained product allows the everyday person to help save our reefs, with water monitoring and simple coral removal no expertise knowledge is required.

04 / Safe Water is a personal home swimming pool monitor, keeping track of your pool data to keep both the pool and the users safe.

03 / Designed to be a focal point of the room, the product gives the user sense of fulfilment that they are a part of something bigger and are helping save our planet.

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DRY-SPELL is a product designed to help optimise plant growth in greenhouses while reducing the time and commitment required by the owner. The solar powered device replaces a panel where it then harvests water through atmospheric water generation and rainfall whilst also controlling the internal airflow and humidity. The water is automatically distributed to the plants when moisture sensors in the soil suggest, limiting waste. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / a - b ly t h e n 01/

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01 / Solar powered automatic watering device for greenhouses. Collecting water through atmospheric water generation and rain water while also controlling humidity levels and airflow.

Water is distributed automatically when needed.

02 / TODO consists of an array of fingerprint touch points assigned to specific tasks in the kitchen. The devices delegate cycled tasks to each family member. Incorporating a points and reward system provides an incentive subsequently reducing tension between family members .

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Can the implementation of alternative audio feedback in autonomous vehicles improve passengers and pedestrians experiences?

EXPERIENCE ‘17 Design Reality - Design Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Nominee for RSA Design Awards ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘17 BPMA Awards - Shortlisted

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03 / Promotional bottle opener that fits onto the bottom of a bottle doubling up as a coaster to protect surfaces. Designed and manufactured for injection moulding.

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Treatment adherence rates have been recorded as low as 36% in some nebulisers. This product aims to improve the user experience of 18-30 year olds by addressing the ease of set up, portability and challenging the traditional medical aesthetic.

It aims to encourage users to adhere to their treatment whilst reducing its burden and, ultimately, prolonging their lifespan.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N The potential harmful psycho-social impact of virtual reality gaming

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Team Consulting - Design Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

01 / The nebuliser allows the user to prepare medication cartridges before leaving the house for a quick and easy set up for treatment wherever they may be.

02 / The nebuliser and medication cartridges are stored in a stylish, portable and discrete manner. The products are designed with a sporting theme to reduce stigma and encourage healthy living.

04 / Beeco. is a monitoring system and educational package for adults and children. It encourages endangered bees to visit and nest in the users garden to aid conservation.

03 / The app monitors adherence levels and enables the users to set goals through a variety of charity sporting events and personal bespoke goals to provide motivation to adhere to treatment.

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Adalimumab is an immunosuppressant biologic drug used to treat a variety of different illnesses from Crohn’s Disease to Arthritis. Administered at home, the responsibility is upon the user, of which there are over 1 million worldwide. The product solution aims to address challenges of storage requirements and disposal, focusing on the use of packaging to encourage compliance and create an improved system and experience. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / r- b ra d le y 01/

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01 / Ada is a refrigerated Adalimumab pen dispenser and disposer working as part of a system to keep the user’s medication secure and all in one place.

02 / Tailoring to user needs through its interface and app, Ada encourages compliance, confidence and experience by setting reminders for dates and notifying optimal administration temperatures.

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03 / Gaze is an immersive projector providing visual and auditory stimulation for those confined to sedentary lifestyles. By bringing the outside environment in, Gaze reduces feelings of claustrophobia, boredom and helplessness.

04 / Flo is a personalised, liquid absorbing ostomy bag utilising polyacrylamide gel crystals with the aim of reducing the adjustment period faced by non-elective ostomates.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Wayfinding design approaches to reduce barriers faced by the visually impaired in train stations

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Endpoint - Design Intern ‘18 Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall - Freelance

AWARDS ‘19 LDS Nominee for RSA Design Awards ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘17 O2 UX ‘Smart Cities’ Shortlist

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05 / Leaks are the most common problem ostomates face and fear. By removing this, Flo regains ostomates trust in self and product reducing risks of mental health and body image issues.

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The project aims to reconnect users with their music which is being bought, stored and played through digital means. I have created a new method of listening to music which emulates the experience of searching, handling and playing a traditional physical form of music like vinyl, appropriate for the modern music trends. Promoting a more social, tactile and enjoyable listening experience. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / a - b ro w n 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Innovation in the music industry: What role has the Designer played in changing listening habits

EXPERIENCE ‘17 Loughborough Marketing Team - Student Ambassador ‘17 McLaren Automotive - Work Experience

01 / The final product follows a contemporary Scandinavian design which emulates the traditional record players but also embraces modern design influences, supporting the product goal of reimagining traditional music formats.

02 / The functional model demonstrates the working functions of the device, allowing users to experience the new innovative way of listening to their digital music libraries without requiring a digital device.

03 / Creating visually stimulating, highly tactile and innovative physical representations of the users digital music, develops a stronger emotional connection to their music improving the overall listening experience.

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As a generation shaped by digital technology, Millennials are now more connected than ever.

But where do we draw the line in knowing when to switch off? This project challenges the default settings of users’ digital behaviour, creating a product experience that encourages them to become more mindful of their screen use, develop more balanced smartphone habits and enable them to feel more present. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / t - b r ya n t 01/

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01 / The product ecosystem is designed to facilitate separation, supported by basic necessities that promote a more tranquil, smartphonefree home environment in which to relax and unwind.

03 / Providing minimal cooking facilities for small space apartments in Hong Kong, challenging the need for kitchens. Integrated greenery acts as a bioindicator to functionally and aesthetically uplift the living space.

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04 / The persistent use of smartphones has led to digital natives’ development of unhealthy traits; feeding off their constant need for visual stimulation, instant gratification and relentlessly craving more content.

D I S S E R TAT I O N Exploring consumer perceptions of Vehicle to Grid systems

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Viewport Studio - Design Intern ‘17 Dare - Experience Design Intern ‘16 VHR - Graphic Design Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘16 Student StarPack - Bronze ‘16 Certificate of Recognition - WorldStar Student

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02 / Utilising autonomous drone technology and AI to create a smart vineyard assistant. Allowing viticulturists to remotely assess their crop, future forecast yields and detect issues as soon as they arise.

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Many people purchase fruit from supermarkets, meaning excess plastic waste, and harsh chemicals, used in the farming process to promote plant growth, are released into the environment. However, an abundance of wild foods are on our doorstep and they can be harvested freely. These tools provide the necessary equipment to safely locate, harvest, and store wild berries, advocating a unique and environmentally friendly solution. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / h - b r z e z i n ka

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D I S S E R TAT I O N The attitudes of elderly people to online shopping, and the exploration of web design methods

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Inn Gear Ltd - Project Manager

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

01 / Quick access to all tools means berry picking can be carried out easily and efficiently, with a curated aesthetic selected by experienced foragers, the holster/bag should appeal to foraging beginners.

02 / Each tool carries out its job precisely, aiding the user in their harvesting and allowing them to monitor freshness remotely, preventing food waste.

03 / Seasonal Affective Disorder affects much of the working population, with Winter darkness causing depressive symptoms. An outdoor atmosphere can be replicated through a bright sunlight replicating lamp and scenic imagery.

04 / Melo is a portable device and system which can be attached to a monitor and controlled via the app, additionally providing office employees with meditative techniques and a personal counsellor.

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The ability to get up from a chair is an important component in maintaining independence for elderly persons living at home.

Once an elderly person has risen from a chair, their balance may be skewed resulting in falling or tripping over. This assistive device can reduce the fear of falling through building confidence to rise from a chair safely and independently.

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01 / The device aims to encourage a safer sit-tostand motion through the products functionality and aids the user throughout the day due to its portability.

02 / An Electro-Mechanical device designed, fabricated and tested in order to automate the AeroPress coffee-making process.

Engineered through utilising skills in mechanics and embedded electronics.

03 / The product’s form aims to reduce stigma surrounding assistive devices having a ‘hospital’ aesthetic, and encourages continued usage from the elderly user.

D I S S E R TAT I O N Users personification of Home Virtual Assistants and their perceived intelligence of the system

EXPERIENCE ‘17 Sand&Birch - Design Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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With our population increasingly ageing and the diagnosis rate of dementia rising to one person every three minutes, the cost of dementia care in the UK has risen to £26 billion a year. The proposed connected system aims to reduce such societal strain - enabling individuals with dementia to extend their personal independence and safety in the home for longer.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N A study of voice artificial intelligence products and their potential to aid individuals with dementia in the domestic home

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Blond - Design Intern ‘16 New Designers - Exhibition Intern ‘16 The London Design Festival - Volunteer

AWARDS ‘19 Leics Live - Young Innovator of the Year - Winner ‘19 RSA Student Design Awards - Shortlisted ‘17 ASSET Inclusive Design Competition - Winner

01 / The Anno routine hub visualises tasks which need to be completed in a minimal and time-based manner, along with a prerecorded voice message from a relative or carer.

02 / The mobile app, controlled by either a relative or carer, enables personal routines to be managed remotely, as well as view the individual’s adherence to their routine over time.

04 / Connected sensors and wearable are used to further track the user’s routine compliance over time, to indicate cognitive decline or to identify whether care support is needed.

03 / Tap Dash is a double award-winning inclusive sports game for visually impaired and physically disabled. The concept has recently been professionally manufactured as part of the ASSET Inclusive Design Award.

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Meet the world’s first dual-axis ski binding mechanism that connects via spring loaded ball joints.

Designed to complement the skier’s experience, whilst ensuring safety specific requirements are standardised throughout.

Precision engineering has been carefully considered to provide a unique opportunity that significantly reduces the likelihood of sustaining an ACL, MCL or PCL injury, regardless of speed, weight, height and direction. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / j - c a m e ro n 01/

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01 / Alpine bindings were specifically made to lower the risk of leg breaks/ fractures. Whilst achieving this, knee related ski injuries have dramatically increased over the years, due to outdated designs.

02 / With more than 9 million people (UK) suffering from loneliness & 42% affected in the workplace, Synchronised is designed to tackle this dilemma by encouraging social interaction, without jeopardising productivity.

03 / An inside view of a luxury gun box drawer At ‘Cheshire Gun Boxes’ each individual piece is meticulously detailed, with a genuine desire to create an unmatched user experience.

D I S S E R TAT I O N Opportunities & Challenges Artificial Intelligence Faces in Future Manufacturing

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Cheshire Gun Boxes - Product Designer ‘18 Get Em’ Tiger - Product Design Engineer ‘18 JAC Design Founder

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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A cochlear implant is a hearing device for those with profound deafness. Users find existing sports helmets difficult to wear due to the position of the implant on the head. They typically buy helmets that are too big, or modify them in ways that render them unsafe. The solution is a modular sports helmet using smart materials enabling a customised fit for each user.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Role of industrial design in the development of more effective and efficient CNC machine tools

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Makino (Tokyo, Japan) - Industrial Designer ‘13 Griffin Designs - Design Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘18 UXathon ‘Pixeled Eggs Award’ - Best Prototype

01 / The styling is consistent with other mainstream helmets, providing social camouflage as well as a properly fitting helmet which safely accommodates the cochlear implant.

02 / The modular hexagonal inserts are made of smart materials which highlight the location of the cochlear implant. The user can then remove the correct inserts for a secure fit.

04 / A number of different methods were used in the design development.

This included a variety of sketching techniques, CAD, low and high-fidelity prototypes and user testing.

03 / The structure of the helmet has been optimised for feasible manufacture.

Careful consideration has been given to how each part fits together, ensuring efficient production and assembly.

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JEREMY CA N E BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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Patients of Breast Cancer and Lymphedema get a build up of lymphatic fluid in the limbs as of a lack of lymph nodes.

This product aims to reduce the swelling through massaging of the skin by a roller moving the fluid from the hand down to the arm, down the torso and into the groin which is the expulsion point for the lymphatic fluid.

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01 / Two different types of roller - one to treat patients of Breast Cancer, the other - to treat patients of Lymphedema.

02 / BIOME captures excess methane emitted via livestock. The methane is filtrated through compression, turning it into liquid methane to act as a sustainable fuel for farmers.

03 / HARVESTER. promotes active gardening within the internet of things. It records the users crop status and reports back for when they are ripe to pick.

D I S S E R TAT I O N Has the evolution of golf equipment changed the nature of the game?

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Bryanston School - Placement

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma of Professional Studies

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CO I N N E AC H CA R M I C H A E L

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In the developed world, an emerging ageing population is an issue that presents both problems as well as new opportunities. The utilisation of an intuitive hand-held game and puzzle platform for the elderly would help to increase sociability and continue to challenge the brain, leading to a more healthy and active elderly community.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Exploring whether the application of design leadership techniques can increase the survivability of start-up businesses

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Diageo - Visualisation Intern ‘13 We Are Snook - Youth Ambassador

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

01 / Developed around reduced dexterity and overall simplicity, this device has been created to encourage interaction and cognitive engagement amongst the elderly population.

02 / Throughout the product, the use of light, colour and haptic feedback has been used to increase the familiarity and usability of the device for less “tech savvy” users.

04 / A hybrid interface system allows users to navigate the device using the multimedia-knob and capacitive buttons, or with conventional touch screen technology.

03 / The focal point of the device is the multimediaknob mechanism. A rotating scroll mechanism, 2 axis push-switch and centre select functionality allows for full interface navigation through a single thumb.

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M AT T H E W CA R R BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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Awareness surrounding the negative impacts of consumer products has increased, however the skincare industry lacks sustainability and still uses harmful ingredients despite this. Therefore the device aims to provide an alternative solution, allowing users to create their own skincare within the home. The device works with natural ingredients and emollients and can be tailored to meet the user’s specific needs, providing sustainable and healthier alternatives. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / k- c a r r u t h e rs 01/

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01 / A Home Skincare device allowing for a variety of natural emollients, ranging from face masks to body oils to be produced and stored sustainably.

02 / An accompanying App to the Home Skincare device, builds data on the users skin type/condition and can recommend recipes and routines tailored to enhance their well being.

03 / A Modular temperature regulator for sustainable and comfortable living, modernising the way wellbeing in spaces is achieved without waste.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N An investigation into the current impact of intelligent assistants and our future with the technology

EXPERIENCE ‘17 Pavegen - Design Intern ‘15 Oasis Relief - UX Designer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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04 / A Multi-functional Hob for shared space living, providing an individual work-space for users to better utilise the available space.

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Weightlifting sports have been prominent athletic disciplines for decades and are increasing in popularity.

Due to the nature of these sports, there are common reoccurring cases of lower back injuries due to incorrect technique.

The product solution simultaneously supports the bracing of the core and monitors spinal positioning during lifts, then delivers active and progressive feedback to aid the user in developing better technique. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / o - c h ev a ll i e r

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Exploring how the application of Persuasive UX design in social-media affects the psychology of Millennials

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Part C Product Design Course Rep ‘17 E3Design - Junior Designer Intern ‘16 Label Magazine - Head of Illustration

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01 / FYDP project Interactive aesthetic prototype. This model utilised rapid prototyping and textiles methods. The assembly of these parts reflects upon ergonomics and DFM considerations.

02 / Digital perspective sketch render of the product during the concept development stage.

03 / SolidWorks was used to contextualise the product in 3D. In addition to this, it allowed for detailed development of the assembly and design for manufacture.

04 / The product helps build proprioception by tracking the percentage of lifts performed with correct back-position. It sends progress to the app and informs them when to safely increase their weight.

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It has been found that most students have a value-action gap when it comes to their energy consumption behaviour.

The system tracks individual’s energy usage in a shared accommodation and displays that data to others. This gamifies their energy consumption habits and allows for a fairer way to split bills as they would be paying for what they use instead of splitting it equally. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / c - c h i e w h a w a n 01/

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01 / The system consists of a base-unit which displays individual’s energy consumption and a light bulb socket adaptor which contains environmental sensors which helps track people’s energy consumption.

02 / The system will talk to the smart meter infrastructure to gain accurate billing and relay the information to a smartphone app for better insights.

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03 / Students would rent out the system by paying a deposit and a small service fee on top of their energy bill which they will individually pay through the app.

04 / Memor enables people living in tiny homes to better store their memories in a more meaningful and physical way and let them relive their oldest memory.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N The effects of additive manufacturing in the film industry

EXPERIENCE ‘18 EDMI Europe - Product Design Freelancer ‘17 EDMI Europe - Product Design Intern ‘16 Design School - Student Committee

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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05 / A fully functional electro-mechanical AeroPress machine designed and fabricated from the ground up. It allows the user to have a variable brew time in one second increments and automatic stirring.

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Osteoarthritis is often prevalent in young adults. Predominantly the joints of the hands. Diagnosis at this age impacts how often these individuals partake in physical activity. At this point patients lack motivation to exercise without the therapist support. As a result many fail to commit to their exercise program often prescribed to them.

Opportunity: To encourage people to be more compliant with their exercise regimen. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / s - c h i m b a n i 01/

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EXPERIENCE ‘18 Designworks Windsor - Industrial Design Intern ‘19 Design School - Degree Show Team ‘16 Design School Committee

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01 / GRIP is designed to be the everyday helpful companion, that is to remind, support and challenge you with different hand exercises throughout the day

02 / GRIP is accompanied with case, a stylish extension of your grip exercising devices that is to be protective, grippy, easy to secure so you can take your exercise devices anywhere. Engineered to be waterproof and drop proof, the case can also provide charging to keep you going at all times.

03 / VERA is an early stage therapy assistant for agoraphobia individuals.

It allows users to selfmanage anxiety through virtual reality whilst offering a comforting experience.

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SEAN C H I M BA N I BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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With the current strain on the earth’s natural resources, food waste has become a major problem worldwide.

Due to a significant amount of this waste coming from uneaten items being thrown away, this kitchen appliance is designed to help users reduce the amount of food they are wasting. It encourages users to re-purpose excess and undesirable fruit into more appetising and long-lasting consumables. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / j - c h o u d h a r y

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01 / Users prepare the fruit and dehydrate them in the trays to remove moisture.

These are then combined with other ingredients in the blending chamber and dispensed, resulting in healthy snacks.

02 / The kitchen appliance works with an app that allows users to keep track of their produce as well as helping them identify which fruits are safe to use and consume.

03 / Ensemble is an app and wearable that aims to minimize loneliness in international students by involving them in a cooking activity that reduces cultural barriers and helps them form friendships.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Exploring the Role of Gender Stereotypes in the Packaging Design of Health and Beauty Products.

EXPERIENCE ‘17 Crosshead - Junior Design Intern ‘16 Home Tandoors - UX Designer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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04 / Designed for users in India, Saaf washes raw fruits and vegetable through an automated and sustainable process helping them remove harmful chemicals, dirt and insects with minimal water wastage.

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1.5 Million children die annually from vaccine-preventable diseases. Of the further 20 million at risk, many live in the poorest countries where access is hindered by ‘The Last Mile Problem’, especially in remote/ rural areas.

Challenges include; poor road conditions, difficult terrains and lack of infrastructure. The solution: an airborne product that enables life-saving vaccines to reach difficult-to-access areas where they are needed the most. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / r- c h u n g 01/

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EXPERIENCE ‘18 BOSCH User Experience Studio - Design Intern

AWARDS ‘19 RSA Design Awards - Design School Nominee ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘15 Design Council - 70 Ones to Watch

01 / Drone delivery reduces the time taken to deliver life-saving vaccines, with an 8 hour round trip in a vehicle on poor roads, reduced to a fraction of the time.

02 / The product-service is flexible to user’s needs, with the ability to deliver large quantities through accumulated deliveries.

This is because, unlike a health worker, the product does not ‘tire out’.

03 / A low cost water purification product for developing countries. Using a simple ceramic filter, this small device joins two water bottles together to provide the poorest with safe drinking water.

04 / Improving emergency medical care through circular design principles: The Emergency Mental Health Paramedic.

Experience prototyping activities were conducted with relevant stakeholders to ensure the proposed solution met users’ needs.

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Many people live with a condition requiring medicines that must be kept cold for them to remain effective.

Individuals are left feeling like prisoners of their own medication as requiring access to a fridge limits their spontaneity.

As a system, the product looks to keep user’s drugs at the correct temperature wherever they are.

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01 / The portable wallet helps users by keeping their medication cold on the go, so they can focus on doing the things they love.

02 / A variety of design tools from sketching to prototyping were used to explore form, interaction and functionality.

03 / The insulated pouch can store a wide range of temperature sensitive medications inside, giving users access to their drugs wherever they are.

D I S S E R TAT I O N How designing Blockchain enabled peer-to-peer systems and services could create opportunity within the energy sector

EXPERIENCE ‘19 Design School - Degree Show Team ‘18 Nic Joly Ltd - Junior Designer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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The current “Donning & Doffing” experience for Knee Braces is dictated by straps, Velcro and belts. There is a need to develop a faster and easier solution. My final year project explored creating a solution that allowed users to simply step into a jig or dock based solution in order to fix the brace to their leg using both a safe and medically correct method.

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EXPERIENCE ‘18 Bristol Robotics Laboratory - R&D Intern ‘17 NTNU, Norway - ERASMUS Exchange Student

01 / EMBRACE is a new dock and brace solution for the Osteoarthritis market.

By stepping into the floor based dock, users can have their brace fitted to the leg automatically.

02 / HORNET is a safe and rugged scooter for children.

This particular design gained wide attention and publicity on multiple design websites when it was completed in 2016.

03 / SENSAIR is an IOT enabled respiratory mask for use in pollutant prone areas. An accompanying app also notifies users of when there is a need to wear the mask.

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in International Studies ‘19 Leics Live - Young Innovator Shortlist

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LEYLAND C LOW S L E Y BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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Ironing is ranked the UK’s most disliked chore and for many business professionals travelling frequently, ironing shirts at hotels can prove inconvenient. The designed solution improves the user-experience with a suitcase that functions as a shirt steamer for use in hotel rooms while travelling for work. The suitcase also fits within standard cabin-size restrictions, making it suitable for air travel. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / m a r i a - co ll i n s

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01 / Steam rises through the handle and steams the shirt from the inside.

The design was developed to provide a premium experience and minimise time and effort while travelling.

02 / To optimise the effective use of the product, fewer components were used which reduces weight and simplifies manufacture.

03 / A fully functioning prototype was created to test the quality of steaming.

Further prototypes were created to test interactions and develop usability.

D I S S E R TAT I O N An investigation into the difference in semantic responses between genders to exterior automotive design

EXPERIENCE ‘17 Bristan - Design Engineer ‘17 Heritage Bathrooms - Design Engineer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘16 Student Starpack - Commendation ‘15 Designing for the Future - Winner

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An automated pill dispensing device designed to tackle the problems associated with people suffering from early on set dementia and how the disease effects their current taking of medication. The product’s main features are derived from extensive primary research and observing human interaction with existing pill dispensers, identifying downfalls as well as points of potential human error. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / e - co t t e re ll

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D I S S E R TAT I O N How has protective sports equipment in contact sports developed throughout the 20th and 21st century?

EXPERIENCE ‘17 Hytex - exhibition stand design

01 / The device’s aesthetics ensure the user keeps the device out in their home, acting as a visual stimulant for taking medication.

Combining technology and ergonomics results in low human interaction.

02 / A clear user interface ensures only the most important information is presented to the user. The product’s companion app allows monitoring of pill dispensation by a carer or loved one.

03 / A completely new mechanism was designed and fabricated focusing on reducing and removing human error in the pill insertion process, commonly found in existing pill dispensers.

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E DWA R D COT T E R E L L BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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Juniper allows people to experiment and create unique gin flavours in quick succession.

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01 / Juniper rapidly infuses gin with the user’s choice of botanicals. The process involves a container being pressurised with nitrous oxide which infuses the spirit with the chosen botanical flavours.

02 / The functional prototype demonstrates the key interactions within the assembly, including the gas dispersal, visual feedback and stirring motor mechanism which aids infusion.

03 / Juniper has a free app and an optional side purchase accessory pack which would enhance the experience when infusing.

Alternatively Juniper can function as a stand-alone product.

D I S S E R TAT I O N To what extent drivers self-modify their behaviour when interacting with an in-vehicle display

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Bergische Universitaet Wuppertal - Erasmus ‘18 MotionTag - Visual Designer ‘18 PlanBlue - Freelance Designer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in International Studies ‘17 Loughborough University Development Trust Prize

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SELENA COX

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Spinal injuries obtained in swimming pool environments can result in full body paralysis.

Ensuring minimal spinal cord deformation is of paramount importance. Designed for use with existing spinal rescue methodology, the board’s design focuses on restricting further motion of the spine, thus reducing risk of paralysis.

This extraction board also reduces both the number of lifeguards required and extraction time. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / p - c ro m p t o n 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N How can CGI be used to enhance the communication of design?

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Staverton (UK) - Assistant Product Designer ‘13 Rolls Royce - Design Engineering Internship

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘17 Mechanics Squash Ball Launcher Competition Winner

01 / Housing a gasoperated ballast system for accurate buoyancy control.

The extraction board can float up and under the casualty, reducing the risk of spinal cord distortion and further paralysis.

02 / Malleable neoprene matting is used to increase comfort and eliminate compression sores. A bendable head support provides immediate and effective cervical spine support, lowering the risk of quadriplegia.

04 / Assistant Product Designer at Staverton. Involved in conceptualisation, design development and presentation of a variety of office workspace solutions.

SL bench workstation shown © Staverton (UK) Ltd.

03 / An innovative single point strapping mechanism has been designed to decrease extraction time and provides a higher degree of immobilisation over traditional offerings.

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PAT R I C K C RO M PTO N B S c ( H O N S ) P RO D U CT D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

C R E AT I N G A N E W O P T I M I S E D S O C I A L M E D I A BY U N D E R STA N D I N G T H E F E AT U R E S / A S P E CTS OF CURRENT SOCIAL MEDIAS As part of a real passion and business idea of mine that I will be pursuing after my studies I wanted to take the opportunity to propose a optimised social media by researching into the key aspects and heuristics of current social media so that I can implement what I find into my own idea.

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Current users of social media bounce between different platforms to perform different uses as some media seems to be preferred than others due to being inundated with features that don’t necessarily add to a user’s experience. What people don’t realise is that there are huge contributions in social psychology and user experience design that attribute to the adoption of social medias.

Method Numerous research methods were used to discover the necessary information that would be needed to create the new app, such as consumer and expert interviews alongside a large survey sample to understand the current state of the media that is already available to us. UX wire-framing was then used to display the idea that will be then pursued after my studies.

By creating an optimised platform to focus on the key aspects/interests among all the medias would increase user engagement and sociability.

Conclusion For intellectual property reasons i won’t be disclosing what information i found as I am beginning to develop the app in order to bring the idea to market.

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Aim The aim of this research is to discover the key features and aspects of current social media by using different research methods so that an optimized form of an app can be created to inform the researchers work after the research submission.

EXPERIENCE ‘17 OBH Digital - Paris ‘18 The & Partnership - London

BSc (HONS) DESIGN ERGONOMICS

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CHARLES C RO O K

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The device helps diabetic patients with severe Hypoglycemia feel more secure in their everyday life.

If their blood sugar drops significantly and they cannot act on it, the injector will signal to people around, informing them of the patient’s condition and making sure they provide the necessary help. The steps are broken down into segments to allow easy administration of the medication. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / r- d a n c h ev a 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Exploration of Product Semantics Perception Between Different Cultures

EXPERIENCE ‘18 The LEGO Group - Design Intern ‘16 Archio Ltd Bulgaria - Interior Design Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma of Professional Studies ‘16 Student Starpack - Commended

01 / The device is connected to a continuous glucose monitor, attached to the patient. When the monitor detects their blood sugar is too low, it sends a signal to the injector.

02 / The injector uses text, light and audio guidance to help any user administer the drug into the patient successfully, even if they do not have any previous medical experience.

04 / The device consists of the main rechargeable body part, which can be attached to the single-use medication parts.

03 / The mechanism of the device helps reduce the steps to a minimum, combining several functions into one, in order to simplify use.

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Navigation in unfamiliar environments can be challenging for the visually impaired.

Using haptic feedback the project aims to reduce the need for route knowledge and a cognitive map hopefully increasing confidence and independent navigation.

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01 / The product uses vibrotactile motors at each wrist to guide the user through buildings by denoting left and right turns.

02 / A wireless mouse redesign project utilising advanced surface modelling techniques and Grasshopper to optimise the design for additive manufacture and increased functionality.

03 / The MotionLab bag takes all the weight off the user’s shoulders using a suspension system. The design also improves posture and ventilation. ©MotionLab Ltd.

D I S S E R TAT I O N Cross-cultural study of way finding strategy and efficiency of the pedestrian.

EXPERIENCE ‘17 Idea Reality Ltd. - Product Designer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘18 Creativepool Annual Gold Award (Product/Industrial) ‘17 Squash Ball Launcher Competition Winner

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Using soft robotics as a method for delivering a baby safely and effectively.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Exploration of the need to foster slow fashion practices and whether social media could help

EXPERIENCE ‘18 SplicedStudios Ltd - Junior Designer ‘17 - ‘18 BPnO - Joinery ‘16 Peer mentor

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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01 / Stork uses soft robotic technology to gain traction, and provide an equal distribution of force rather than in one or 2 spots like some of the current tools.

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02 / Stork allows obstetricians to perform both normal delivery and rotational delivery in one product, a feature which has not yet been seen in an assisted birthing product.

03 / Using simple technology to avoid unnecessary product failure at such critical times.

04 / Artificially intelligent doctors assistant or AiDA for short uses Semiautomated supply chain management, smart packaging and augmented reality to improve the efficiency and reduce stress of workers in the NHS. 05 / A circular IOT device designed to enrich the outdoor experience for families with autism spectrum children, by planning a bespoke sensory experience to help promote feelings of safety and wellbeing.

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Temperatures of 40°C have been recorded within the London Underground network. These high temperatures arise from heat generated by the break mechanisms, as well as the body heat produced by passengers. Consequently, there are reports of increased levels of passenger discomfort during warm weather conditions. This provides an opportunity for the application of wearable technology to be developed to reduce levels of discomfort amongst commuters. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / c - d e n n i s 01/

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01 / Applies localised cooling directly onto the user’s medial lower and mid back, using a combination of ventilation and phase changing material technology to evaporate sweat and improve personal thermal comfort.

02 / Highlighting the areas of the torso that have the greatest sensitivity to warm wetness. This can inform the application and positioning of a wearable device to improve thermal comfort levels.

03 / Multiple prototype iterations were evaluated and improved as a result of extensive testing with target users.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N How is warm wetness sensitivity distributed across the torso of young males?

EXPERIENCE ‘19 Design School - Degree Show Team ‘18 NPW Gifts - Design Intern ‘16 -‘17 Design School - Student Committee

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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04 / Designed to be unobtrusive and discreet, the device seamlessly integrates into the lifestyle of a daily commuter.

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As photo albums are passed down, personal stories and context surrounding the photographs and era are lost.

Recall encourages individuals to start recording their own stories and their family’s stories surrounding photographs from their life. Preserving their memories and personality for more intimate future viewing and for future generations to better understand and connect with their family’s history. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / t - d i b b le

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EXPERIENCE ‘18 FSW Design - Undergraduate designer

01 / The aim for recall was to use tactile interactions reminiscent of the film era to evoke nostalgia and create a physical connection between the users and their forgotten photographs.

02 / Each family member has a physical area, which their photographs and stories are saved to. When multiple areas are docked together, photographs containing the individuals together are projected.

03 / The microphone module records and links the individual’s stories to their physical or digital photographs, they are saved to their area and backedup by the service to ensure their preservation.

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Improving safety and enjoyment on dives, by allowing both emergency and casual messages to be sent to fellow divers. A product aimed at groups of inexperienced divers led by guides, to be used in the event of a diver becoming lost, or simply to get the attention of another diver looking in the wrong direction.

The system boosts diver confidence, without being too intrusive. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / c - d o d d s 01/

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01 / The system comprises of one surface unit for positioning, and both a wrist worn and cylindermounted unit for all divers.

Users can send messages, or observe positions of other divers.

02 / Relying on ultrasonic communications also used in remote underwater vehicles, divers can share points of interest, and have an emergency tool for situations such as night dives and low-visibility.

03 / GPme is a smart-city app which streamlines the process of booking GP appointments as a temporary patient. The scope of the app spans from recommending practices, to storing medical records.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Using Design Methods to Improve Compliance with Healthy Behaviours

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Smallfry - Junior Designer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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04 / Stem is a productservice system which encourages responsible farm fertiliser management, reducing environmental damage.

Infrared spectroscopy is used to scan soil samples, which are then analysed by the software.

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Within the martial arts community, washing and maintaining your uniform or “kimono” is an essential part of the etiquette. The aim of this project was to create a product which could reduce the drying time for martial arts kimonos. Aiming to reduce the drying time from 24 hours to 12 hours, so that the user can train more frequently without having to own multiple kimonos. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / j - d o g g a r t 01/

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EXPERIENCE ‘17 -’18 Marcon Fit-Out - Design Technician

01 / The design aims to be a functional addition in every martial artist’s home. Using a combination of dehumidifier and air circulation technology the overall drying time was halved.

02 / Creating a product which embodies the martial arts lifestyle was critical to the success of this project.

Through sketching, many iterations were generated to produce an empathic and sculptural design.

03 / During placement, I was tasked with recording and translating the traditional construction process. This was achieved by producing a detailed and informative CAD drawing alongside the updated McDonald’s branding.

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘17 Shortlisted for the Cisco Switchup Challenge

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The device is a food waste shredder that allows for the consumer to dispose of their food waste in a more sustainable way. This then combined with a design for service element ensures that their food waste is taken away and composted, whilst leaving the consumer with a bag compost and seeds to reward them.

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01 / Core - With food waste becoming an ever growing issue, Core seeks to promote sustainable food waste management through a food waste shredder that is incorporated in a design for service solution.

02 / Wonder Vision - A fully rendered scene that was completed whilst working at Wonder Vision. It was created and rendered in 3DS Max, using V-Ray.

03 / Aer - An air purification device designed for a small space in Hong-Kong, with an on-the-go portable air purifier that the consumer can bring with them when commuting.

D I S S E R TAT I O N The exploration of alternative body-worn technology options for Tag and Trace systems in the warm zone

EXPERIENCE ‘19 Design School - Degree Show Team ‘17 Wonder Vision - Junior 3D Artist ‘16 Warehouse Assistant - John J Doyle

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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Using a camping stove inside a tent presents the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning and a fire hazard. 97% of 118 campers surveyed were aware of these risks, despite this 20% still admitted to cooking inside a tent mainly due to inclement weather.

This product provides a safer option to cook a meal for four while camping, either inside or outside of the tent.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N An Investigation into the Effects, Perceptions and Guidelines Surrounding Children’s use of Screen-time Devices

EXPERIENCE ‘19 Design School - Degree Show Team ‘18 Brett Martin Daylight Systems - Design Placement ‘17 Tutoring A-level Product Design

01 / The solution is based on a contained gas stove that is connected to pods placed outside the tent, one which draws in air and another that vents the exhaust gases.

02 / The product incorporates several safety features such as a pan shut off valve and a flame supervision device to ensure butane would not be wasted and vented into the tent.

03 / This Aeropress group project required the design and fabrication of an automatic, fully-functional, electro-mechanical prototype. Coding in C to a micro-controller and manufacturing was undertaken over a 6 week period.

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Those who are elderly and visually impaired don’t have the confidence to travel by themselves, but crave for independence and good health. This lack of confidence comes from the fear of falling which can lead to an inactive and isolated lifestyle. A smart walker can combat this issue by providing a way for the user to travel confidently and independently by alerting them to any potential hazards. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / r- ev a n s 01/

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01 / A smart walker that can reduce the risk of falls in the elderly and visually impaired by alerting the user to potential fall hazards while they travel.

02 / The most important aspect of designing is understanding who you are designing for. User interviews and evaluations were essential in improving the walker’s design to meet user group’s need.

03 / The prototype was used to test the electronic feasibility of the smart walker’s design. Sensors detect predefined hazards and create haptic feedback as an alert through coin vibration motors in the handles.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Should Wearable Simulations, as an Empathy Research Method for Designers, be more widely taught?

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Nemaura Pharma - Design Intern ‘17 Design School - Peer Mentor ‘14 Nicky Murray Designs - Design Intern

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04 / A six week Electronic and Mechanics project to make a fully functional coffee machine artefact.

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Bridging the gap between digital and traditional sketching methods by providing interactive, visual guides through paper.

Visual, as opposed to physical guides allow the development of muscle memory. Many design students are not confident sketching, this product aims to improve traditional pen on paper sketching, leading to the quick and successfully capture and communication of ideas. This skill will prove invaluable throughout a design career. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / n - fa i rc lo u g h 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N How to maximise the potential of applying biomimicry to materials in the design process.

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Inca Creative - Junior Designer ‘17 Design School - Student Committee

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

01 / The screen shines guides such as ellipse or perspective guides through the paper to assist with sketching. The user can easily adjust the guides with the touchscreen as well as the brightness with the slider.

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02 / The two screens pack away for improved portability. It can be used with A3 or A4 sheets of paper, or sketchbooks.

03 / A collaborative project to automate using an AeroPress. A linear actuator pushes coffee into a mug which then rotates to be topped up with a shot of Baileys.

04 / A project from placement year at Inca Creative. Assisted with the technical design of a 12 meter high rose wall installation for John Lewis.

05 / Another project from placement year at Inca Creative. Development of a wooden framed visual merchandising plot for the John Lewis Homeware department.

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On average, 13 seniors in the UK die every day after having a fall. hear aims to reduce the risks associated with falls by using a smart hearing aid with built-in fall detection technology.

Reminders can be set by the user for important tasks, such as taking medication.

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01 / Connectivity between the smart hearing aid and charging dock allows for reminders to instantly feedback to the user.

02 / Fall detection technology picks up the moment the user falls and immediately sends out alerts to family members so an urgent response can be provided.

03 / Redesign of a men’s electric shaver using surface modelling and 3D scanning techniques to incorporate a custom grip for improved comfort during use.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N An investigation into how automotive companies influence consumer purchasing behaviour

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Princess Yachts - Designer ‘14 Hugo Design Lighting ‘13 Bentley Designs (Furniture)

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04 / 50% of paramedics suffer from musculoskeletal back pain on a regular basis. Vertebra is a smart stretcher that uses an automatic levelling system to ensure the stretcher is kept flat.

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Runners often do not know when the correct time is to replace their running shoes because they are unable to detect midsole wear. Midsoles are the most important part of a shoe for absorbing impact forces, therefore when a runner runs in a worn out shoe they become more susceptible to injuries.

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EXPERIENCE ‘18 Chargedup - Creative Design Intern

01 / Run Mat my final year design project helping runners replace their running shoes before injuries occur. Shoe wear data is collected from the doormat and displayed in an app.

02 / Oego Water Proof Portable Speaker 03 / Uplift a Smart City App For Locating Street Art

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With more than 384,000km of fishing line sent to landfill each year in the UK alone, the ReCycline system aims to reduce this environmental burden by providing a communal method of easily harvesting the unwanted line from a reel and replacing it with brand new line bought in store. The discarded line is then emptied, shredded and recycled back into new supply spools.

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01 / Used in a shop environment, ReCycline encourages anglers to be more environmentally responsible with their unwanted line, whilst providing a faster and easier solution to an otherwise laborious task.

02 / The product provides a hands-free method of ‘stripping’ the old line from the mounted spool in a matter of seconds, rather than doing it tediously by hand.

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03 / The new line is purchased, loaded and then automatically wound evenly onto the spool at the touch of a button, allowing the user to fill it to the desired level.

04 / Heiro helps injured parties in low-severity emergency situations by exploiting existing smartphone car-hailing schemes to deliver local first-aid, basic medical supplies and rapid transportation to an appropriate healthcare facility.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Visitor experience of an augmented reality companion app: a case study

EXPERIENCE ‘18 DCI Artform - Assembly Operative ‘17 Nemaura Pharma Ltd - Design Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Design School Shortlist for RSA Awards ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘16 Student Starpack - Bronze

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05 / Veneutral is a smartphone-compatible diagnostic and treatment device for helping snakebite victims. It can detect successful envenomation and species type in realtime and administer a single-use, neutralising antivenom ‘shot’.

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Designed for music festivals where resources are limited, this is ideal for those who bring pre-bought drinks into their campsite. Users benefit from enjoying cold drinks on hot days, not having to wait more than a few minutes for a refreshment, and saving money at the bars.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Investigating the development of mobility as a service usability through personal devices

EXPERIENCE ‘17 Knibbs Creative Agency - Junior Designer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

01 / Using Peltier technology, cold water circulates in an insulated drinks chamber. For quicker results it rapidly spins the can, cooling it within minutes and without fizzing the drink.

02 / A sustainable pod to throw in the washing machine which collects loose microfibres, reducing water pollution. It also prompts users to wash on lower temperatures to save money and energy.

04 / A hob designed for small kitchen spaces.

It saves users money and valuable storage space, whilst providing an improved culinary experience by eliminating common pain points and hazards when cooking.

03 / Using personal data, this game creates engaging personal narratives that results in uplifting “stories” to share, which is an alternative experience to mainstream social medias that may damage mental health.

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7.3 million tonnes of UK food waste was found in landfill in 2017. This product allows users to cultivate herbs and small produce from the decomposition of household organic surplus. Aimed at urban dwellers with limited outdoor space, one can utilise the product which minimises overall organic wastage in a productive and circular way.

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01 / A food digester lies inside an aesthetic planting container to directly connect the fertilising liquid produced from decomposing waste to the soil where produce is growing.

02 / Utilising the Bokashi method, users mix Bokashi bran with waste in order to product leachate which enriches soil to help nourish plants and herbs.

03 / According to Cancer Research UK, 86% of melanoma’s are preventable. Noma helps users identify danger areas in the comfort of their home, feeding it back to the accompanying app.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Unforgettable Experiences: Memorability and Enjoyment in Cultural Places

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Area, The Fourfront Group - Design Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘16 Student Starpack - Highly Commended

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04 / Eve provides a platform for women to share locations and predetermined destinations with others discretely.

Using footfall, Eve creates the safest route for the user to feel the most confident.

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Using pressure sensors embedded within a mat to increase user awareness of weight distribution when practising yoga and Pilates, reducing the risk of injury caused by bad posture and placement.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N How can social media sites be designed to facilitate youth civic engagement?

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Moulton Bicycles - Design Placement Student ‘17 DTR VMS - Freelance Product Rendering

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

01 / A pressure sensitive mat contains a matrix of over 2000 sensors to measure the user’s weight distribution and feed it back to the user via a connected app.

02 / The mat is designed to be rolled up for easier storage and can be operated when rolled as the interaction points are at the ends of the electronics casing.

04 / A customisable, interactive lighting design inspired by modular Sonobe unit origami. The lamp can be assembled and displayed in multiple ways to create different lighting effects and shadows.

03 / A clothes peg storage solution that dispenses pegs from the bottom, reducing strain on the user’s shoulders compared to conventional peg storage and encouraging sustainable laundry drying methods.

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The current police toolkit for roadside screening of alcohol and narcotics is extensive. Multiple devices, single use disposables, swabs and numerous test kits are required to cover the ever increasing spectrum of illegal substances.

The project proposal utilises photoplethysmogram signals in a new approach to screening capable of combining both alcohol and narcotic detection into a single, compact and portable platform. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / j - h a d le y 01/

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01 / The solution encapsulates the sensory technology within a compact handheld platform. Users are screened with a scan of the wrist providing instant and reliable feedback on blood alcohol/narcotic levels.

02 / The core elements of the device are protected by durable, low form factor hard case. The case focuses on quick and intuitive deployment whilst not compromising device protection.

03 / The device interface is navigated by a simple 3 button arrangement. All of the controls and interaction points are operable with one hand to ensure situational control at all times.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Exploring variables of the brand/consumer relationship within social media platforms

EXPERIENCE ‘17 Detekt Design - Design Intern ‘16 Design School Committee - Chair

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma In Professional Studies

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04 / A selection of initial concept work. Various directions were explored en route to a final design solution.

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Hypertension is known as the silent killer as it’s often undetectable but can cause serious conditions such as heart disease or strokes. The product aim is to improve the lives of patients suffering from hypertension by helping them to manage their treatment for the disease and enable them and their GP to monitor their progress so that they can be more in control.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N What impact will E-textiles have on the environment using the fashion industry as an exemplar

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Prestige Homeseeker - Production Design Intern ‘18 Design Junction - Volunteer

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01 / The solution is a cuffless blood pressure monitor and medication dispenser.

It monitors results and reports progress to their GP in the background to avoid ‘white coat’ results.

02 / Design skills from sketching to prototyping were used to explore and develop the product.

03 / An accompanying app allows the user to monitor and keep up to date with their progress and access help from their GP and other health services.

04 / This connected compost bin has been designed around the user.

It incorporates a weight assisted method of mixing; simple transfer of compost to bucket and help transporting around the garden.

‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘18 UXathon ‘16 Student Starpack - Bronze

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N A N CY H A L L A DAY BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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Reusable menstrual cups and pads have the potential to improve the sustainability, economy and overall experience of period management. However, currently no convenient solutions exist for dealing with used pads. This product enables women to discreetly transport both clean and used pads.

Immediately soaking the pads reduces washing effort and a removable pouch facilitates hygienic handling. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / a - h a t c h 01/

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01 / This product enables sustainable period management. Usage is simple and reliable, empowering women to have confidence and autonomy during their menstrual cycle.

02 / The water chamber is filled via a hinged funnel port. The soaking mechanism meters two doses to wet each pad independently. IP66 sealing reliably prevent odour and water leakage.

03 / The product can hold two spare pads, which enables changing every three hours for user comfort. Soaking the fabric pad prevents stains, and allows effective machine washing.

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An Investigation into the Psychological Effects of Using Facebook for Public Social Networking

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Cambridge Consultants - Product Design Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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A fully automated timing system for water sports, including rowing, does not exist in the market today.

Instead times are taken on stopwatches and calculated on spreadsheets leading to an inaccurate and frustrating results process. This camera module and racing app provides spectators with live and accurate results as well as reducing the number of volunteers needed to time the event. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / m - h e a r n d e n 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Musculoskeletal disorders of commercial gym staff: Risks, reasons and preventions for work related injuries

EXPERIENCE ‘18 ESP Fitness - 3D Concept Designer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

01 / Regatta Line, Start/ Finish Camera module with tripod mount. Designed to set the standard for automatic race timing for multiple watersports.

02 / Fully functional electro-mechanical coffee press with embedded system to perform the coffee making process with an AeroPress device.

04 / Various prototyping methods were used to produce a functional prototype using Open CV on the Raspberry Pi and a secondary user interaction prototype.

03 / Wireless athlete activity tracker and heartrate wearable T.R.A.C

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Personalisation is a growing trend to counteract the fast-fashion industry. However, existing customisation methods fail to truly build upon denim’s most unique characteristic: fade marks left by indigo dye as it breaks away from cotton fibres. Therefore, this project enables users to personalise their denim through the creation of precision fade marks and will encourage an extended utilisation period of the garment. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / g - h i ll 01/

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01 / Localised clamping and an electro-mechanical abrasion mechanism provides the user with a method of creating precise fade marks on their denim textiles.

02 / The tool enables users to personalise their denim through a contemporary method of customisation: fade-art. This has only been possible before through automated, impersonal, and expensive, laser etching technology.

03 / Tactile controls ensure the tool can be manually adjusted and fine-tuned, empowering users to experiment with fading denim and achieve their desired result.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Evaluating the role of design registration in modern industrial design practice

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Bubblegum Stuff - Product Developer ‘18 Unilever - Packaging Designer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘17 BPMA Competition - Winner ‘16 Student Starpack - Bronze

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04 / The tool can be safely used freehand on any flat work surface.

Intuitive interaction design facilitates users of any ability to quickly learn the basics and start producing fade-art.

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Despite being the most frequently occurring set piece in football, only one Premier League goal was scored as a direct consequence of a throw-in in 2017-18. This suite of connected products allows analysis of throwing technique and in-game performance. A complementary app teaches players to throw further and more precisely, leading to more goalscoring chances and improved possession retention. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / l - h o p le y

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Investigating the impact of automated ticketing on workers in the UK rail industry

EXPERIENCE ‘19 WoW Magazine - Head Designer ‘18 Paperhat Creative - Junior Designer ‘17 Label Magazine - Head of Design

AWARDS ‘19 Design School Nominee for RSA Awards ‘18 Student Starpack - Bronze ‘16 Design School Academic Excellence Award

01 / The sleeve: worn in training and during matches to monitor throwing performance.

Metrics are collected by a network of Inertial Measurement Units.

02 / The camera: used during training to record throwing technique using structured light and depth sensors. Results and recommendations are displayed using a companion app.

03 / WoW: spreads designed and illustrated for WoW Magazine, which has been entered for the SPA’s ‘Best Magazine Design’ award.

Used with permission from Loughborough Students’ Athletic Union.

04 / Bayard’s Travelling Barbershop: a novel service which tackles loneliness amongst young, LGBT+ men. The chore of having a haircut is transformed into an opportunity for meaningful social interaction.

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Individuals travelling frequently for business have significantly different requirements from their luggage to those travelling for leisure. Efficiency for these users is crucial. By maintaining maximum functionality, and improving access to essential items such as documents, laptops and chargers, the efficiency of their travelling experience can be improved greatly from luggage solutions currently on the market. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / j - h u d s o n 01/

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01 / Compass Luggage - The case provides an innovative and effective use of space, increasing the efficiency of the user experience during users journey.

02 / One week live project for DCA - A wall mounted shower unit that reduces the need for single-use plastics bottles, while simultaneously reducing clutter in the bathroom.

03 / Project involved with for FactoryDesign Ltd - Work was specialised designing innovative aircraft interior and seating solutions for multiple top tier airlines.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Investigating the relationship between brand and desirability in kitchen products

EXPERIENCE ‘18 FactoryDesign Ltd - 12 Months ‘14 Marc Newson Ltd - 1 Week ‘14 Wieden + Kennedy - 1 Week

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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04 / Compass Luggage - Integrated laptop and document storage solution, providing maximum protection with uncompromised access.

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Every year in the UK thousands of people are thought to be victims of drink spiking, where drugs are added to their drink without them knowing, this can lead to horrific crimes being committed against victims. For my final year project a smart drinking probe has been designed, that helps detect for a range of chemicals alerting the user to any change in their drink. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / s - h u m p h re y

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EXPERIENCE ‘18 Bulletproof London - Structural Design intern

01 / The probe: placed in the glass by the bartender, testing for hidden chemical substances placed by perpetrators in the victims drink.

02 / The mechanism and cartridge: pushed down into the drink to test the fluid for narcotics, showing a positive result via an LED screen to the user.

03 / Layer is an enhanced sleeping environment for those in emergency accommodation. The collapsible canopy provides privacy and security in the tight sleeping conditions from others within the space.

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in International Studies ‘18 Jersey Telecoms bursary recipient

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SUSANNAH HUMPHREY BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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Approximately 25% of driving accidents are caused by distractions to the driver, with children being the main cause. To minimise distractions, children need to be entertained throughout a journey.

The car seat is designed to release activities on a timely basis, ensuring the child is engaged for longer.

The added benefit of an intuitive adjustability system also increases safety for the child. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / k- h u t c h i n g s 01/

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01 / A render showcasing the intuitive adjustability system of the child seat for increased user safety, as well as the integrated timed-release entertainment drawer, all contained within a luxury aesthetic.

02 / A wall mounted dehumidifier with builtin living moss wall to increase air quality and overall comfort for young professionals living alone in small spaces within first world cities.

03 / A render of a desk headphone stand and headphones. Model was created and rendered as part of a personal project in 3DS Max and Vray.

04 / An adjustable table and seating system to ease kitchen use for multigenerational families living within small spaces.

The system increases useable floor space alongside catering for different family situations.

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EXPERIENCE ‘18 Wonder Vision - CGI Artist Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘16 IOM3 Student Starpack - Silver

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05 / An interior render of a hallway scene inspired by a photograph. Model was created and rendered as part of a personal project in 3DS Max and Vray.

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More digital platforms offering the ability to communicate, exist now than ever before.

However, many members of older generations are left in the wake of technology’s advancements which has led to them having less communication with their younger family members. The proposed solution provides a way for older and younger generations to connect more easily to help reduce the impact of digital isolation. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / k- h v a s s

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Exploring the foundations, principles and justifications behind gamifying education for students with dyslexia and/or dyscalculia

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Design4Retail - Design Intern ‘18 Dovebury Developments - Industrial Design Freelancer ‘14 Sunseeker Yachts - Design Intern

01 / Designed in the style of a radio, the ‘new’ technology is housed in a familiar analogue device as well as serving another function when not being used to communicate.

02 / The main product links to an application on the younger person’s phone. This solution crosses the communication barrier with ease, appealing to both users.

03 / Nadav is a product designed to aid and improve the journey through an airport for someone suffering from a hidden disability. Design features include heartbeat vibrations and fidget sections.

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘15 Sixth Form Rolls Royce Design Prize ‘14 Arkwright Scholarship for Design and Engineering

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KAMMA H VA S S BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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Kombucha is an ancient oriental fermented tea drink, enjoyed by an ever increasing global market.

The brewing set aims to increasing the aesthetics and functionality of brewing Kombucha at home compared to current methods. It provides experienced Kombucha brewers and enthusiasts with an opportunity to experiment with controlled measures and secondary fermentation flavours. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / m - j a c ks o n 01/

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01 / A Kombucha brewing set designed with inspiration from far East oriental tea ceremonies.

The process is key and part of the beauty of preparing and drinking the fermented tea.

02 / The set allows for continuous brewing and preparation of Kombucha.

Simultaneously the user can carry out the two stage process: one in each container.

03 / ‘HIDR8 360’ point of sale display for a fictitious water brand. Flat pack design allowing assembly in-store in under 10 minutes. The display has 360º branding. StarPack winning entry.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N How can the internet of things improve the feeling of homeliness?

EXPERIENCE ‘18 POS Designer - Smurfit Kappa ‘17 Design and Technology Technician - QEB

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘19 Silver Student POPAI ‘18 Student Starpack - Gold and Sponsor Winner

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04 / The heated bed allows for controlled and steady fermentation, allowing the user to tailor their taste preference. A built in strainer makes removing fruit from the second ferment easier.

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On average a van is broken into every 23 minutes. My design helps to enhance power tool security inside a work vehicle. This is achieved by creating a false floor permanently fixed within the vehicle; the power tool security unit can then be locked into place. The inconspicuous nature of the product will prevent opportunistic theft and its transportable design will improve user interaction. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / t - j a cq u e s 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Increasing user interaction with adaptive cruise control systems to improve travel efficiency

EXPERIENCE ‘17 Placement - Woodpecker Joinery (UK) LTD

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘17 Design School Shortlisted Video Portfolio

01 / The hexagonal shape allows tessellation sheets to be formed, optimizing limited vehicle space. This further provides optimal fastening points when securing away the unit.

02 / ‘Structural Foam Moulding’ is utilised in manufacture to create a tough and durable unit.

Thus, allowing for further tool protection upon removal of the unit from the false floor.

04 / The miniature modular greenhouse promotes agricultural activities for those with limited outdoor space. It further promotes a healthier lifestyle and allows users to monitor growing conditions to optimise plant yields.

03 / A surface modelled re-design of the ‘Nintendo Wii Steering Wheel’, focusing on enhancing user experience by producing unique custom manufactured grips, moulded around the user’s hand.

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TO M JACQ U E S BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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As symptoms are difficult to detect, nearly 2/3rds of women with ovarian cancer are diagnosed with advanced cancer which requires intensive treatment. During recovery from treatment women have to monitor their health.

Full blood count (FBC) is used to indicate how well the patient is recovering and determine the timing of their next treatment.

However, these blood tests involve numerous inconvenient and tiring hospital visits. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / h - j e n n i n g s 01/

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01 / A home-based blood count device that enables women with ovarian cancer to monitor their full blood count from the comfort of their own home during recovery from treatment.

02 / Digital imaging technology is used to determine FBC from one blood drop collected on a test strip. The results are sent to the healthcare provider to aid patient treatment decisions.

03 / The device works with an app that helps women to manage their care and support their emotional wellbeing by logging their FBC results, visualising progression and finding the right support.

D I S S E R TAT I O N How can design for behaviour change methods be implemented in mHealth apps to improve adherence?

EXPERIENCE ‘17 TTP - Product Design Intern ‘17 PICS - Picture & Imaging Intern ‘14 Laing O’Rourke - Design Engineer Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘17 W’Innovate One to Watch Award ‘13 Arkwright Engineering Scholarship

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In collisions involving a bicycle and another vehicle, the most common key contributory factor recorded by police is ‘failed to look properly’ by the driver of the car. This product allows the driver of the car to easily see and assess their blind spots allowing them to make the right judgement on the next move to make.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Investigating the design evolution of the golf club and its effect on the game

01 / The dashboard hub to feedback blind-spot information detected by the wireless sensor.

02 / The wireless sensor that detects the oncoming obstacles.

03 / The electronics for the system.

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Pavegen - Product Design Engineer

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The fireplace was the home’s centre of attention, but nowadays there is a disconnect with our heating systems and energy usage has become intangible. Increasing automation will only make this worse, so this alternate approach focuses on user engagement and behaviour change. Energy usage is mirrored in a persistent world game, where the user’s behaviour effects game development. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / w - j e p h co t e 01/

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01 / Temperature of each room can be controlled directly from each radiator thermostat or using an app.

This allows zonal control, heating the space needed rather than the whole house.

02 / The physical display shows when a radiator is on, off, or being neglected by the user. The device allows visualisation of energy usage, and also reacts to bad habits.

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04 / Your next posture is your best posture.

This device helps users improve sitting habits with 3D motion sensing.

It communicates with the user’s smartphone providing information, reminders, and more.

05 / An electrostatic duster that allows users to dust their home simply by hovering the device over surfaces, perfect for those who hate to tidy their clutter.

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AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘17 Academic Excellence award ‘16 Academic Excellence award

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03 / Many water scarce areas do not have 24/7 supply. This product allows users to control their home water storage from anywhere, relieving the anxiety of running out of water.

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Cooking on a hob can be a dangerous task for visually impaired people resulting in burns.

Many users avoid hob cooking, reducing their independence within their own home. This bespoke design involves tactile feedback and sensory cues to allow blind users to cook with confidence. The design is focused around aiding visually impaired users without highlighting their disability. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / a - ke lly

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01 / The monochrome design can fit into any home and be used by anyone, it aids visually impaired users without highlighting their disability with bulky controls and yellow features.

02 / The hob has high contrast, tactile bumps so that users who have retained some sight are able to use their sight to navigate the product.

03 / Bespoke pans with a groove on the base allows the user to easily position it on the hob. Haptic feedback notifies them when the pan is in the wrong orientation.

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_ C o v e r i n g t h e a re a o f b i o m e c h a n i c s , h u m a n b i o l o g y, d e s i g n , p s y c h o l o g y, anatomy and physiology; the course is taught by experts in the field of e rg o n o m i c s , h u m a n f a c t o r s a n d re l a t e d d i s c i p l i n e s .

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E VA LUAT I N G T H E U S E O F A N E W H U M A N FACTO R S A N A LY S I S TO O L I N T H E D O M A I N O F N U C L E A R MAINTENANCE Human Factors analysis methods are fundamental components in safely managing the human contribution within a complex and safety critical socio-technical industry such as nuclear. This project provided an evaluation of an incident analysis tool, recently developed for the nuclear domain, to determine its potential applicability based on its theoretical underpinnings and varying usage characteristics.

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A multitude of techniques are currently used across the nuclear domain that aim to understand and assess the potential for human error and determine underlying causal factors that contribute to an incident. However, the applicability and effectiveness of existing Human Factors (HF) safety assessment techniques is often argued among researchers and practitioners, particularly within the nuclear domain.

Recently, a HF tool has been developed for use in the nuclear industry, aiming to identify and classify error conditions and determine causal factors that contribute to incidents at nuclear power plants, but lacks extensive validation.

Aim The purpose of this study is to provide a disciplined experimental approach to consider whether the new HF tool could be implemented into OE analysis within the safety critical domain of nuclear maintenance. By evaluating the tool under specific conditions determined by nuclear safety experts, it was hoped this study would determine whether the tool has potential for integration into the industry and provide a basis for improvements or validation that can be addressed with further work.

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Method The study recruited five nuclear safety experts to participate in interviews in an effort to gather information associated with how HF methods are applied in practice. This information,

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coupled with findings from literature, was compiled to create an evaluative framework that aimed to assess both the theoretical underpinnings and preferred usage characteristics of safety practitioners in the nuclear industry. The HF tool, alongside two more popular methods, FRAM and HFACS, was applied in the analysis of two incident reports, whereby providing a context in which to evaluate the tool against the framework.

Conclusion The study presented an evaluation of a new HF tool in the specific context of the nuclear industry, alongside a comparison against two contemporary analysis methods. The evaluation suggests that, despite some issues associated with taxonomic causality analysis, the new HF tool may be best utilised to identify causality trends over multiple incidents to facilitate the identification of data-driven safety interventions. It was recommended that, if applied in the nuclear industry, the taxonomy is further modified, validated and continually revisited to maintain its applicability and value for identifying incident causality trends at nuclear power stations.

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EXPERIENCE ‘17 Arup - Assistant Human Factors Consultant

AWARDS ‘18 Diploma in Professional Studies

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A N I N V E ST I GAT I O N I N TO H OW R AC E D R I V E R S D E A L W I T H T H E I D E N T I F I E D H E AT ST R E S S E S I N M OTO R S P O RT Heat stress in motor-racing has been a big problem for driver performance and safety. This is because historically, the primary goal in motor-sport has been on improving the mechanical performance of the race-car; making the vehicle more aerodynamic, lighter and faster. As a result, the driver has become the secondary focus with little understanding into the type of physiological strains that they are being presented.

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The aim of my investigation was to find out if there were significiant performance differences between race driving in hot and cold environments. By collecting real time data from the cockpit of a British GT Championship winning car, the Barwell Motorsport Lamborghini Huracan I was equipped with accurate and representative cockpit conditions that drivers are being subject to. This enabled my study to efficiently simulate race conditions in order to collect quantifiable data on driving performance in varying environments. As technology has progressed to where it is today, we can now quantify with use of selected equipment the need for a development in a system to measure and control cockpit temperature as well as the driver’s internal core temperature.

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Bloom Design - London ‘18 Infinity Creative Media - London Barwell Motorsport - Surrey

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T H E E F F E CT S O F CA F F E I N E O N S L E E P Q UA L I T Y A N D S U B S E Q U E N T M O R N I N G D R I V I N G P E R FO R M A N C E Fatigue has been regularly cited as one of the leading causes of road traffic accidents, namely due to increasing pressures and higher demands within modern society. Caffeine use is often promoted as a stimulant to tackle fatigue, however its role in reducing sleep quality through evening use is regularly overlooked, alongside its effect on subsequent morning commuter driving.

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Many studies have identified negative effects of caffeine on sleep ability, alongside effects of sleep deprivation on driving performance. However, there is a lack of literature which explores these various factors interrelations and to what extent they affect one another; which this study aims to do within a realistic situation. This study will analyse reaction rate changes, driving performance, sleep quality alongside subjective sleepiness to asses the prevalence of fatigued driving in response to a habitual caffeinated beverage before bed.

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Ergonomics Consultant (Placement year)

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A N I N V E ST I GAT I O N TO D E T E R M I N E I F CYC L I STS CA N P E RC E I V E A D I F F E R E N C E B E T W E E N T WO G E A R I N G CO M B I N AT I O N S O F T H E S A M E M E C H A N I CA L A DVA N TAG E Human perception is loosely described as the recognition, understanding and interpretation of sensory information from detectable changes in the environment. The aim of this study is to determine if cyclists can perceive a difference between two gear combinations of the same mechanical advantage.

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Road cycling is a sport of marginal gains, manufacturers push the boundaries of design to create the lightest, most aerodynamic and most efficient bicycles. However, a large part of cycling is in the psychology of a rider.

Feel or effort perception is one determining factor in which gear a cyclist chooses when climbing, descending or cycling into a headwind.

This study investigates human perception between gears that are of an identical mechanical advantage.

Aim This study aimed to identify if there is a detectable difference between two gear combinations (36x12 and 51x17) of the same mechanical advantage (78.9 Inch gear). This study aimed to identify if a cyclist could detect a difference based on feel alone, and also if visual stimuli played a role in any perceivable difference between the two gear combinations.

Method 10 participants cycled on a static bike at 80rpm with a resistance of 200watts for a 5-minute session in each of the two aforementioned gear combinations. This was carried out under two experimental conditions.

Blindfolded and Not blindfolded. Perceived exertion values were collected every minute of the 5-minute sessions. These were

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combined together with heart rate to determine if there was a perceivable difference and a simple physiological difference between the gearing combinations.

Participants were also asked to identify which of the two gear combinations they felt was the more difficult within each experimental condition, and could they identify which of the two gearing combinations involved using the bigger chain ring (51tooth).

Conclusion There was no statistically significant difference between heart rate or perceived exertion values between the two gear combinations, both within and between the experimental conditions.

Suggesting there is no perceivable difference.

However, when asked 8 participants perceived one of the gears to be more difficult than the other and 2 identified that the gears felt the same.

This was also the case in the non blindfolded condition.

3 participants were unable to identify which gear was the bigger chain ring when blindfolded. In conclusion a greater sample size is needed in further study to further understand any significant perceptual differences between gears.

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EXPERIENCE ‘18 Year in industry - JLR Production Ergonomics Team

I N V E ST I GAT I N G T H E E F F E CTS O F W I N D V E LO C I T Y A N D C LOT H I N G O N E N E RGY E X P E N D I T U R E Wind can be seen as a resistive or assistive force exerted on an individual, which requires energy to overcome. The broad aims of this project were to explore the interaction of wind velocity on energy expenditure and whether clothing type has an impact on this interaction.

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There is surprisingly limited literature on the impact of wind velocity on energy expenditure in individuals, with previous studies indicating a curve linear relationship between energy expenditure and wind velocity in steady state treadmill exercise. However, the force of the wind (or Dynamic Pressure) exerted on an individual is determined by their projected area and geometric shape, both of which can be influenced by clothing. It is well established that clothing, particularly personal protective clothing, influences individuals energy expenditure due to the additional weight and restricted movement, which can decrease time to fatigue and cause potential heat stress. If personal protective clothing causes further increases to energy expenditure due to it increasing the force exerted by the wind on an individual, then these effects need to be quantified to better understand the impacts.

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Aim The aim of the research project was to investigate the effects of headwinds and tailwinds on energy expenditure in individuals during steady state treadmill walking and whether this effect is different depending on the type of clothing ensemble. Additionally, the study also aimed to explore whether individuals with a larger projected area or fitness level effects the changes in energy expenditure observed due to the effects of wind.

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Method The study employed 10 participants that walked in four experimental wind conditions (no wind, 4 m/s and 8 m/s headwind, and 8 m/s tailwind) in two different clothing ensembles; a light clothing ensemble and a large bulky cold weather clothing ensemble. Participants energy expenditure from each experimental condition was measured through analysis of expired air. Energy expenditure in all wind conditions in the light clothing ensemble was then compared to the energy expenditure in all wind conditions in the cold weather clothing ensemble.

Conclusion Overall, in addition to the effects of the increased clothing weight and restricted movement relative to the light clothing, it was concluded that the larger projected area caused by the cold weather clothing ensemble increased energy expenditure in increasing headwind.

Conversely, in the tailwind direction, the cold weather increased the assistive properties of the wind which masked the additional energy expenditure caused by the clothing weight and restricted movement.

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EXPERIENCE ‘17 Atkins - Human Factors Industrial Placement

AWARDS ‘16 -‘17 Academic Excellence Prize - Ergonomics ‘15 -‘16 Academic Excellence Prize - Ergonomics

PAT R I C K ELLIS B S c ( H O N S ) E R G O N O M I C S ( H U M A N FA C T O R S D E S I G N )

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Cyclists are currently the most at-risk vulnerable road users. The future is holding some significant changes in vehicle autonomy, and so the aims of this project were to explore the need for developing a methodology to code cyclist behaviour on the road to aid the development of Autonomous Vehicles.

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Cyclists are currently the most at-risk vulnerable road users with over 18,000 casualties sustained in 2017 alone. Research shows they are most susceptible to injury at intersections when attempting to carry out right turns. With the UK’s recent drive towards vehicle autonomy, autonomous vehicles pose a threat to cyclists before they have entered production.

Aim The aim of this research project was to generate a methodology that codes the reasonably foreseeable behaviour of cyclists, with the view to aid the development of Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) and ensure cyclists remain safe on the road. It would also propose a minimum standard AVs should pass before being viable on the road.

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Method The study conducted 20 naturalistic observations of right turn manoeuvres using YouTube and were analysed using the legal principles of reasonability and foreseeable harm, alongside enforceable rules outlined in the Highway Code. Coding criteria was created via an iterative process throughout the observations to determine whether each scenario was reasonable and reasonably foreseeable. This produced a final code showing the relationship between the two variables:

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• Unreasonable (R-) and

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• Unreasonable (R-) and

Reasonably Unforeseeable (RF-) (Violations)

Conclusion Of the 20 scenarios, 45% exhibited actions which were neither acceptable behaviour nor violations of the road laws yet fell somewhere between the two: the grey area. It was concluded that these behaviours should be accepted as they are a result of oversights in the road design and misinformation

about cyclists’ road rights, and would produce a real world data set for AV computer programmers.

Fully autonomous vehicles have been announced to grace our roads in as little as 2 years, but the reality is if they cannot seamlessly integrate themselves into the UK’s road network at a matched or similar level to current human drivers, then the furthest point of vehicle autonomy will be developing vehicle-tovehicle (V2V) communication and dialogue with infrastructure. This would be the most futuristic possibility reached to maintain the structure of the road network and hopefully address and ensure the current and future safety of cyclists.

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Ergonomics Placement Student @ QEHB ‘18 Student Secretariat @ Ergonomics Conference

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A U D I E N C E E X P E R I E N C E : T H E U S E O F CA M E R A P H O N E S W I T H I N L I V E CO N C E RT S PAC E S If the enduring image of concert-going in the 1960s was enthusiastic attendees waving their lighters in approval of an acoustic guitar set, in the 2000s, the prevalent view of live music has changed to a sea of audience members with their mobile phones raised to capture a photo or video.

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It is no exaggeration to suggest that today’s generation is defined by the smart phone. The last ten years have seen an exponential growth in both the capability and use of mobile phones, and the area in which those changes have brought most change is that of social connectivity.

People are now more and more often, more intensely, more colourfully, than they have ever been at any other point in human history. For the younger half of society in the developed world, social connectivity through handheld devices has become the norm. Little wonder then that concert audiences with the will and the means to share their experience routinely capture music events and concerts; providing them with the opportunity to instantly share the footage on social media platforms. However, this change in the behavioural norms of the concert goer, brought about by an overreliance on technology and addiction to social media platforms, influencing the audiences need to video concerts; in turn affecting the live experience.

Aim The aim of this dissertation is to explore the experiences of members of the audience at past events, questioning their incentives behind camera phone use during a live performance, as well as the extent to which this behaviour affects their audience experience.

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Method Two studies were undertaken (i) 74 participants completed an online survey to determine the motivations and use of mobile phones at concerts (ii) 10 participants completed an interview to further expand on the findings from the survey, further directing the research towards audience experience.

Conclusion This is the first study to understand the motivations behind the urge to film during a concert performance and how this behaviour can impact the audience experience.

From the results it is evident that the main motivation is to produce memories subconsciously influenced by the use of social media outlets.

EXPERIENCE ‘17 Menzies Aviation: Group Health and Safety Intern

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ELLE H U N T E R - COT TO N B S c ( H O N S ) E R G O N O M I C S ( H U M A N FA C T O R S D E S I G N )

ACC E S S I B I L I T Y E VA LUAT I O N O F U S E R I N T E R FAC E D E S I G N O N D I G I TA L P L AT FO R M S FO R V I S UA L LY I M PA I R E D A N D DY S L E X I C U S E R S It is widely recognised by UX and UI Designers that user interface design styles do not have standards that have progressed alongside the new styles. The broad aim of this project is to investigate whether new UI styles concerning typography and iconography are accessible to users with visual impairments and dyslexia.

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Method The study featured three experiments: 1. An investigation of how font style affects reading speed, fixation location, fixation duration and regressions on single sentence reading in users with and without dyslexia and astigmatism compare to control.

2. An investigation of how font styles affects users’ focus in an environment with visual distractions in a full web page view

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Conclusion The results show that several Font Styles such as ‘Roboto’ and ‘Ubuntu’ are as accessible for users with Dyslexia and VI as font styles specially developed for Dyslexics and allow for greater focus on text material even when presented with distractors. It was also found that Glyph Icons correlated with longer search time in visual search tasks.

3. An investigation of how icon styles affects gaze position during visual search tasks on a mobile app when icons were presented with text.

This study used GazePoint Eye tracking and Analysis software to monitor gaze positions and measure fixations on the screens for individual users.

EXPERIENCE ‘17 -’18 - Yell - Undergraduate UX Designer ‘18 -’19 - Yell - Junior UX Designer

AWARDS ‘17 Diploma in Professional Studies

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O CC U PA N T S A F E T Y I N T H E V E H I C L E S O F TO DAY A N D TO M O R ROW As an ergonomist working in vehicle safety, my focus is on understanding and improving the protection of occupants during crash scenarios. While conducting legislative tests during my placement year, it became evident safety testing does not encompass natural human behaviour and has little consideration for the future.

This project investigates the influences on young drivers’ safety in future autonomous vehicles.

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As an Ergonomist working as a Safety Test Engineer, it was immediately evident that there were shortcomings across the safety sector. This leaves the entirety of the intended population inadequately protected. Particular attention should be given to individuals’ behaviours, namely amongst younger members of the driving population, and the associated connections with advances in technology. It is widely known that hand-held devices can cause significant distractions amongst vehicle drivers. This is of increased importance for the younger driver group due to their familiarity with hand-held technology, as well as their susceptibility to distractions and peer pressures. With the move towards autonomous driving, is there an increased risk of younger drivers decreasing their safety in cars through how they entertain themselves during journeys?

Aim This study aims to investigate some of the influencing factors on the safety of the young driver population within autonomous vehicles.

Through the behaviours of individuals during a simulated autonomous vehicle journey, conclusions and recommendations can be made on areas of safety interest for younger drivers.

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Research An autonomous vehicle visualiser was set up in the Loughborough Design School Vehicle Safety Lab, comprising of a vehicle set-up and projected imagery providing a view from the windscreen.

Trials were conducted with a total of 16 young drivers. The

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investigation had three main focuses: - Effects of social influences on paired and unpaired passengers - Effects of motorway vs inner-city roads - Effects of vehicular interior design and driver controls The participants were recorded and their actions during the journey were analysed. Comparisons were made between subjects across the three main areas being investigated. Statistical analysis was conducted to show significance between trends, and conclusions were made on observations recorded during the investigation.

Implications Autonomous vehicles bring a whole new approach to driving. Observations made in this investigation show that people react in an entirely different way to when they are in charge of a vehicle. This was observed particularly in the case of paired occupants where there was the tendency to behave irresponsibly.

Autonomous vehicles bring a wide range of uses, which provides a whole new realm of safety considerations for human factors engineers to tackle.

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Millbrook Proving Ground - Undergraduate Safety Engineer

AWARDS ‘18 Diploma in Professional Studies

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M O N I TO R I N G T H E CO G N I T I V E R E S P O N S E O F D R I V E R S O F A U TO N O M O U S V E H I C L E S I N H A Z A R D O U S S I T UAT I O N S Drivers’ of Autonomous Vehicles will still be required to reengage and control the vehicle at a moment’s notice. At some point, a situation will develop on the roads that Autonomous Systems can’t efficiently cope with, whether this be an ethical decision or simply a miscalculation. At this point, human intervention will be imperative.

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The development of new Autonomous technologies will lead to these vehicles becoming a more common sight on the roads. Human Factors issues will likely be experienced by all users of autonomous vehicles throughout the ownership period, particularly as consumer trust increases in the product. It’s likely that complacency will lead to slower reengagement times, particularly as passive fatigue becomes a contributing factor.

Aim The aim of this research To research potential Human Factors issues and the contributing factors with driver reengagement in hazardous situations without warning in autonomous vehicles.

This is supplemented with a comparison of the effects of duration of time exposed to the driving task with reengagement times in the event of a hazardous situation.

Method The study employed 16 participants acquired through convenience sampling, and later divided them into two groups of 8. Using a visualiser, each participant was asked to monitor the drive as they would if they were in an autonomous vehicle and asked to only intervene if they felt the system couldn’t cope with a road situation. Participants in Group 1 were shown footage of a 2-minute drive, culminating in a hazardous

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event in the final seconds.

Group 2 participants were shown a 20-minute drive before the same hazardous event occurred.

Conclusion Overall, the study confirmed that reaction (and therefore re-engagement) times were increased once participants had been driving for a prolonged period of time (20 minutes); this correlation was found to be statistically significant. This delayed reaction was inevitably caused by passive fatigue, an issue which is caused by cognitive under-load and declines in task engagement. Whilst autonomous vehicles may be a thing of the future, the Human Factors issues should be addressed now. This will give adequate foresight into the potential effects of Level 4 Autonomous Vehicles within society and on human cognition whilst driving said vehicles. Increased understanding of contributory factors to slow driver reengagement will hopefully allow for further development of more comprehensive driver monitoring systems and methods for retaining driver attention. Further exploration could be carried out researching the effects of passive fatigue over longer periods of time, whilst greater vehicle familiarisation will better replicate Autonomous Vehicle ownership.

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A N E VA LUAT I O N O F T H E R M A L R E S I L I E N C E T E C H N I Q U E S U S E D BY M U LT I P L E S C L E RO S I S PAT I E N TS Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune neurodegenerative disease. Around 100,000 people in the UK suffer with MS. Patients experience a range of sensory, motor and cognitive symptoms due to lesion formation in the central nervous system which is caused by demyelination of nerve cells. MS symptoms can be temporality exacerbated with elevations or decreases in body temperature.

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Background Temperature sensitivity is caused primarily by the slowing, or complete blocking, of neural conduction within the central nervous system .

This is caused by changes in body core temperature and potentially skin temperature.

The extent of demyelination and the degree of change in body temperature both effect the magnitude of symptom worsening.

Temperature sensitivity As one of the many side effects of MS, patients can experience temperature sensitivity issues, which can aggravate existing symptoms.

With up to 80% of patient’s experiencing temperature sensitivity – either heat sensitivity, cold sensitivity or both. There is currently no pharmacological intervention that can lessen the burden of temperature sensitivity.

Several methods of coping with temperature sensitivity have been developed (e.g. using cooling vests for heat or using hot water bottles for cold) yet there is little knowledge on how practical and beneficial these strategies are, and how they impact on patients in their day to day living. There is also little literature guidance available online or provided by medical professionals for patients to follow in regard to temperature sensitivity which can make its management disheartening.

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Aim The aim of the research project has been to evaluate methods (both product and non-product based) used by MS patients to combat their temperature sensitivity. The gathered information has been used to inform practical patient centred approaches to reduce the burden of temperature sensitivity in the MS clinical population to improve quality of life and disease management.

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Method This research project included an online survey with a sample size of 454 participants, followed up by two focus groups of 6 and 5 participants respectively.

Conclusion Overall it was found that patients would appreciate better streamlined guidelines on how to deal with their temperature sensitivity.

A range of product based suggestion where also noted by participants many of which are currently available and are deemed to work for ameliorating patient symptoms.

EXPERIENCE ‘17 Year in Industry - Mylan Pharma UK

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T H E I M PACT O F S LOW D E E P B R E AT H I N G O N S U B M A X I M A L E X E RC I S E A N D STAT E A N X I E T Y AT E X T R E M E A LT I T U D E I N M O D E R AT E T R A I T ANXIOUS FEMALES Slow deep breathing has been performed in ‘mind-body’ practices for centuries and is believed to bring mental health benefits. Due to the emergence of mental health as a public health concern, slow deep breathing is becoming more widely used in western society. Literature is growing in this area. Recent studies have shown that it can be used as an autonomic way to control physiological functions.

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The aim of this research was to investigate the effects of slow deep breathing at extreme altitude in moderate trait anxious females.

A repeated measures experimental design was used whereby participants performed submaximal exercise in a normobaric chamber set at 10% oxygen (5800m altitude). During exercise, anxiety was induced in the form of a mental maths test and falsely being informed that altitude was increasing. Prior to exercise, either slow deep breathing (six breaths per minute) or normal breathing took place in the chamber.

Cardiopulmonary activity, subjective anxiety scores and exercise duration were recorded. It was found that in the slow deep breathing trial, minute ventilation and oxygen saturation significantly increased. There was a mean increase in exercise duration following slow deep breathing. However, this

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difference was insignificant.

There was a bigger difference between exercise duration in those who had higher trait anxiety and baseline state anxiety. Those who had higher trait and state anxiety had a bigger increase in exercise following slow deep breathing compared to normal breathing. This implies that slow deep breathing is more effective at extreme altitude for those who are more anxious. This research suggests that slow deep breathing could significantly improve submaximal exercise performance at extreme altitude in high trait anxious females.

EXPERIENCE ‘19 User Experience Researcher at Philips Lighting

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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BA (Hons) INDUSTRIAL DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY BSc (Hons) PRODUCT DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY BSc (Hons) DESIGN ERGONOMICS

_ P ro v i d i n g a n a l l - e n c o m p a s s i n g education in design covering everything f ro m t r a d i t i o n a l w o r ks h o p s k i l l s t o t h e l a t e s t d i g i t a l d e s i g n s o f t w a re i n a p u r p o s e b u i l t e n v i ro n m e n t .

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The non-compliance of personal protective equipment (PPE) regulation in the construction industry is a dangerous problem which creates an unsafe working environment and can result in the injury and sometimes even death of construction workers worldwide. This project aims to design a way to encourage PPE compliance and therefore eliminate the dangers caused by not wearing it. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / d - ke t t le 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N The opportunities for smart clothing in high street fashion: consumer opinions

EXPERIENCE ‘19 Design School - Degree Show Team ‘17 The Walt Disney Company - Design Intern ‘16 Halls of Accommodation - Stash Rep

01 / The device can detect dangers in the surrounding environment and alerts the user.

02 / Corresponding app, connected to the device using bluetooth, which allows supervisors more control.

03 / UX project, designing and prototyping an app to enhance the experience of running in a polluted city using smart city technology.

Runair maps out the quietest and cleanest route.

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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DA N I E L L E KETTLE B S c ( H O N S ) P RO D U CT D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

D E S I G N A S U STA I N A B L E W E T R A ZO R T H AT O V E RCO M E S I S S U E S A SS O C I AT E D W I T H FAC I A L S H AV I N G FO R T H E WO R K I N G M A N W H E N T R AV E L L I N G A B ROA D Images 01 / 02

Male grooming is a multi-billion pound industry expanding at an exponential rate due to the influx of young males being increasingly appearance concerned. There is a need for a more sustainable shaving solution with an estimated 2 billion razors thrown away in the US every year. With the all-in-one design, the device allows for the frequent traveller to shave conveniently wherever he may be. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / e - k i d d 01/

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01 / Blazor innovatively combines a blade, shaving brush and shaving cream in a compact casing to ensure that the user shaving routine isn’t compromised when away from home.

02 / Blazor is sustainably designed to last significantly longer than the average disposable razor, with the selfsharpening blade ensuring a professional shave with every shave.

03 / Ai is a natural and technological air purifier aiming to reconnect humanity with nature. Ai forms an awareness of the importance of a healthy environment in improving indoor air quality.

04 / Fused takes advantage of the active nature of many young adults and uses kinetic energy collected via a wearable to power a fruit infuser.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Investigation into whether monetary gain from Vehicle-to-Grid is sufficient to prompt behavioural routine changes

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Princess Yachts - Designer ‘18 CERN Switzerland - Innovator ‘16 Sherpa Marketing - Marketing Executive

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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E M I LY KIDD

05 / Avlo is a body recognition recording camera that attaches to any mirror to aid accuracy and coordination within group dance. The device recognises individuals and distinguishes irregularity within movements.

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Chest binding, most commonly done by transgender men and non-binary people, is the process of flattening one’s breasts using tight garments, bandages or even tape to appear more masculine. 97.2% of users experience health problems including rib fractures and back pain. Breathe is a variable compression garment enabled by smart materials that helps users to take discreet breaks, radically improving the daily experience of binding. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / m - k i l b u r n 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N A critical analysis of the incorporation of emotional durability design principles within the EDD-nine tool

EXPERIENCE ‘19 BIDA - Digital Marketing Designer ‘18 Smallfry - Junior Designer

AWARDS ‘19 RSA Design Awards - Design School Nominee ‘17 Worldstar - Certficate of Merit (Top 13) ‘17 Student Starpack - Highly Commended

01 / The compressive strength of Breathe can be altered to take discreet breaks without removing one’s clothing. The garment is also movement sensitive so users can safely engage with sporting activities.

02 / Breathe is a community engaged project with input from over 130 individuals within the transgender community. Co-design workshops played an essential role in creating an inclusive, user centred design.

03 / Breathe is a controller operated product which allows users to intuitively alter the compression of the garment. Aesthetic developments focused on creating a discreet design that included elements of personality.

04 / Re-imagining the Prison System: A service design proposal and educational framework for Officers involved in Prisoner resettlement and rehabilitation, aiming to improve outcomes for individuals leaving the prison system.

05 / An emergency-aid package that provides life-saving aid and temporary shelter without compromising on weight or size.

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MILES KILBURN

BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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Off-piste skiing has significant additional risks to that of resort skiing. No route or hazard markings means that it is the skiers’ responsibility to navigate through the unpredictable terrain themselves. Navigational errors are often made, leading to accidents. The product aims to reduce the chance of becoming disoriented by providing on-screen AR directional and hazard information about specific off-piste routes. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / t - k i r b y 01/

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01 / In addition to the navigational AR display, the product offers hazard warnings and directional information via the LED ring system and is also equipped with an Emergency Personal Location Beacon.

02 / Ember, a personal wearable device, aims to reduce the impact of loneliness by connecting loved ones in the form of symbolic, meaningful glows.

04 / Peak, a surf technique analyser, aims to improve a surfer’s ability by teaching the correct movements and stances, from the information gained via the camera sensors.

D I S S E R TAT I O N A user-centred evaluation of extremity thermal protection clothing in amateur surfing

03 / Level, a 3-axis camera gimble, uses three brushless motors that simultaneously keep the camera steady. A c++ code was written to control the camera’s angle via a joystick.

BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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THOMAS K I R BY

A S A F E S O LU T I O N FO R D E F E N D I N G AGA I N ST M O S Q U I TO E S O U T D O O R S BY H A R N E S S I N G T H E P OW E R O F A I R Images 01 / 02

Mosquitoes are a health risk and source of irritation for people living in tropical and subtropical regions.

With a focus on safety, this portable device enables outdoor goers to actively eliminate attacking mosquitoes without having to employ chemicals and high voltages. When targeted, mosquitoes are guided by the generated airflow into a sticky collection chamber, which can be ejected to clean out the captured insects. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / h - k w o k 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N An investigation into the impact of culture upon market preferences and design for Chinese smartphones

EXPERIENCE ‘18 PDD (London) - Technical Design Intern ‘15 HKAD - Tutor for hearing-impaired children

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01 / Mosquitoes can be eliminated by swinging the device on target like a conventional zapper racket.

However, it is considerably safer as it does not employ high voltages across exposed meshes.

02 / Air expelled by a fast-spinning impeller attracts mosquitoes to the target surface through the Coanda effect. The device’s aerodynamics has been tested through numerous iterations of CFD and physical prototyping.

03 / Appotek is an intelligent smartphoneconnected pill dispenser that tracks and streamlines the managing, taking, and restocking processes of medications. It features a water dispenser, audio reminders, and fingerprintsecured inventory access.

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HO YIN K WO K B S c ( H O N S ) P RO D U CT D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

P O RTA B L E CO O L I N G D E V I C E FO R T U B E F E E D I N G FO R M U L A TO P R E V E N T I T S P O I L I N G T H RO U G H O U T T H E DAY Images 01 / 02 / 03

Users highlighted that tube feeding formula can spoil when it gets too warm and could potentially cause their line to block. Once set up, the product can be inserted into a bag of the users’ choice. It then uses airflow to control the internal temperature to keep it between 2 °C - 8 °C while they are out of the house.

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01 / Tube feeding device.

Decorative venting is used to minimise the medial appearance in order to detract attention from the users’ condition.

02 / The carry handle makes it easier to manoeuvre around so they can quickly leave the house.

03 / As the generations change the recipe, the 3D texture changes from a flat tile to a heavily defined texture. This is achieved using shape memory alloys, hidden under elasticated fabric.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Does the type of workplace influence a person’s outlook and design actions towards circular economy?

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Gtech - Product Development Intern ‘17 VanBerlo - Industrial Design Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘16 Andrew Simpson Sports Enabling Trust Competition (Runner-up)

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AMY LEES

04 / Helping diverse generations prepare meals together. This digital family recipe collection displays the legacy of the recipe and family heritage in an adaptable physical form using tiles on the wall.

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With space at a premium for motorcyclists, comprising on luggage has always been an issue.

The product provides a flexible and protective solution that allows for easy and secure attachment and transportation.

The user can utilise the bespoke commuter bag designed directly with working professionals in mind or retracting the sheath to allow for larger generic luggage to be secured and protected. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / s - le s l i e 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N An investigation into the role of urban design in effecting student working environments

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Designworks Windsor - Design Intern ‘18 Vibrant Studio - Design Intern

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01 / The comprehensive base is a non-bike specific retro-fit solution, capable of securely fastening via the pillion seat, capable of transporting essential work items or a larger item of luggage. Product ideation and development sketches exploring key features and user interaction.

02 / A surface modelled electric razor built in Solidworks with seamless G2 surfacing and the addition of a custom holster utilising AM technologies.

03 / A minimalist keyboard aimed at keeping the user feeling clean and productive at work via the addition of a UV sterilising module and low energy fan.

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S COT T LESLIE BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

I M P ROV I N G T H E Q UA L I T Y A N D CO M FO RT O F U LT R A S O U N D S CA N S FO R PAT I E N TS W I T H A RT H R I T I C H A N D S Images 01 / 02 / 03

A water-filled tank with ultrasound transducer that takes automatic video scans, from the wrist to the fingertips, dynamic scans of joints, and standard ultrasound scans without causing the patient further discomfort.

The transducer can be manipulated by the clinician, via remote control, to be positioned above the relevant scan area.

The patient can relax their hand, and there is no painful contact with their skin. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / r- lloyd - j o n e s 01/

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01 / The ultrasound tank is filled with water to eliminate acoustic impedance. The patient places their arm inside and the transducer is manipulated by the clinician to produce the required scan.

02 / Functional model of the ultrasound tank using a series of servo motors and other electronic components to move a mock ultrasound transducer to demonstrate the scanning process.

03 / The remote control allows the clinician to tilt the transducer to stay at 90° to the patient’s skin, rotate between longitudinal and transverse scanning planes and alter the scan path.

D I S S E R TAT I O N Would teaching enhanced communication skills improve design students’ client/employer interactions?

EXPERIENCE ‘17 Allumer London - Design Intern ‘17 Ideology Design - Design Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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Women need a way to safely and hygienically dispose of used sanitary waste when in public places, for example in business environments and commercial premises. This product will improve the experience of dealing with a period in public and will allow women to dispose of their waste without being subjected to infections, visually dirty bins, and foul smells.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N An investigation into personalisation and its effect on the product life cycle and replacement

EXPERIENCE ‘17 Prod Designs - Designer

01 / A more hygienic sanitary bin which does not rely on an external service to be managed and emptied, meaning that it will not overflow.

02 / All waste is individually sealed, creating a chain of packaged waste. This stops the user from being able to see any waste and reduces the likelihood of any odours.

03 / This product is more visually appealing than existing sanitary bins and requires less effort to use.

Using a sensor to open it reduces possible contact with potentially harmful waste.

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘17 UX O2 Shortlisted Project

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CO U RT E N E Y LO C K L E Y BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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Ankylosing Spondylitis is a chronic arthritic condition primarily affecting the spine. The main symptoms are pain, stiffness and inflammation of the lower back area. The device is aimed at working professionals to help them manage their symptoms whilst in the workplace without heavily distracting the user from their work or drawing attention to relief being administered.

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01 / Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy is a complementary treatment to those already clinically diagnosed with Ankylosing Spondylitis. Low frequency electromagnetic pulses penetrate through the skin and encourage natural tissue repair.

02 / The wireless controller allows for discrete control of the relief settings of the device without the user having to reach around to their back.

03 / Idleness can worsen Ankylosing Spondylitis symptoms so regular movement should be encouraged. The device tracks movement and provides vibrations after periods of idleness to prompt the user to move.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Composite materials and their impact on badminton racket performance

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Foster Refrigerator - Design Engineer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘17 O2 UX ‘Smart Cities’ Shortlist

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SOPHIE LO N S DA L E

04 / simulAID is a virtual reality projection device paired with augmented reality glasses used to give an immersive and interactive experience to students learning first aid.

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Home winemaking, inspired by the craft food & drink revolution, is increasing in popularity with the sales of winemaking kits having risen by a third in the past few years. Dolce reimagines the home winemaking process, aiding the user through the traditional art of winemaking in a small compact unit, and encouraging winemakers to experiment with different fruits and fermentation methods. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / m - l u t k i n 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Why do we check social media?

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Calomax Ltd - Junior Design Engineer

AWARDS ‘19 Design School Nominee for RSA Awards ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘16 Student Starpack - Commended

01 / Dolce aids winemakers through a temperature controlled heating chamber, ensuring a stable fermentation climate.

Automatic mechanical stirring ensures the full flavour of the fruit comes out in the wine.

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02 / Six bottles can be produced at once.

Fermentation and bottling are handled by the single unit. Whilst one bottle is fermenting, Dolce can still be used to produce more wine.

03 / The dedicated app allows for winemakers to be guided through preparation procedures and explore new recipes, maximising their palate and ability to create new fruity craft wines.

04 / Spark is a blue sky project which aims to reduce commuter loneliness

through changing the solitary dynamic of train platforms.

Commuters are paired through common interests and ice-breaking games.

05 / Penna is a modern chicken coop, encourages families to spend time outdoors by rearing chickens.

Smart technologies make maintenance and protection easier whilst gameification encourages children to partake in their upkeep.

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MAX LU T K I N

BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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The product uses specially designed features to guide visually impaired people when they are cooking.

Users can also customise their hobs by adding different parts. It enables visually impaired people to prepare their daily meals more efficiently and safely.

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04/ 01 / The magnets and the guard around the heating area help VI users locate and align the pan instantly, providing an easy way for users to transfer the ingredients.

02 / The modular hob provides users with a more flexible and convenient experience. Users can add one more hob if needed.

04 / A selection of development sketches from the induction hob concept - exploring the form and detailing.

03 / An Internet of Things device which helps users create and edit their music through the app and the prodcut, as well as providing a communication platform to enhance their professional skills.

05 / Epao Pad is a foldable treadmill which is designed for university students in China. It enables users to jog in cramped university accommodation.

BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

Investigation into the use of gamification in user experience design process to increase user engagement

EXPERIENCE ‘17 Lboro Chinese Society CSSA - Graphic Designer

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YIXIN MA

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Smoke inhalation is major source of casualty in fires in high-rise commercial buildings.

Upon activation, this installation on every storey infuses water into masks, allowing occupants to protect themselves from the chemical and physical impacts of smoke and heat within the critical time frame for escape. Each device receives live information from a centralised system to display the safest escape route using image projection. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / g - m a 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Trends reflected by UK Industrial/Product Design final year projects

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Fraction Design Studio - Product&Furniture Designer ‘17 Semicolon Works - Leather Workshop Assistant ‘15 TRIS Mural - Director

01 / When the top pusher is pressed, the guard slides open. The wetted masks and escape route projection maximise the critical escape time for a large population of occupants.

02 / Mini-farm enriches the bustling HK city life by setting up farms on building rooftops. The app encourages users to remotely interact with the farm, from planning to irrigation until harvest.

03 / OMO is a precise induction scanner. Users can monitor their oral health by analysing the number and progression of cavities and gum diseases at home and virtually communicate with a dentist through the app.

AWARDS ‘18 Deloitte Digital Award Best of Best ‘19 Ford Sustainable Community Challenge - Winner ‘17 Red Dot Design Award Shortlisted

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GIYEUN MA B S c ( H O N S ) P RO D U CT D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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With 37% of returns occurring because of sizing issues, online shoppers are finding it increasingly difficult to buy suitably fitting garments online. Using omni-channel methods, the 3D body scanning system provides a way for users to confidently browse clothes online. The system provides a way to increase customer satisfaction and reduce online shopping associated returns. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / j - m a c m i ll a n 01/

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01 / The system uses 3D scanning technology to capture user’s body dimensions. These dimensions are used to filter online clothes, showing the user only garments that fit.

02 / The system uses a depth sensing and RGB camera to quickly capture the user’s body. Specific measurements, relating to cloth-tailoring, are interpreted from the scan using body land-marking software.

03 / A companion iPad app guides the user through the scanning process, acting as a familiar interaction point for users.

BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

D I S S E R TAT I O N The gap between value propositions and the reality of usage within Smart Home Technology

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Priestmangoode - Junior Designer ‘16 Micheal Grubb Studio - Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘18 RSA Student Design Award Commendation ‘17 Lord Mayor’s Luminaire Competition - 1st Prize

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04 / A turntable rotates the user whilst the scan is being taken, allowing the scanning unit to stitch together associated geometry.

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Creative teams in start-ups and small/medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) often find their work flow and management techniques to be disorganised and confusing. These small teams often lack a fully resolved solution to project management, task briefing/allocation and billing effectively, on both a macro and micro level.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N An evaluation of UI design principles and best practices in relation to video game usability

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Eton Digital - Digital/Web Designer ‘18 Pavegen - Lead Designer ‘17 Pavegen - Junior Designer

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01 / ACE allows team members to more easily visualise their workload.

The projector system presents a live display that indicates progress towards project objectives and task goals.

02 / ACE has been designed to enhance project briefing, billable hour tracking as well as individual task organisation.

03 / ACE pulls task data from a supporting application. The product touch-points are engaging for the user.

04 / TANDEM is a shortlisted response to a live brief set by O2 CX design team. The solution is a responsive mobile app to navigate cyclists through unpredictable urban spaces.

‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘17 O2 CX Design - Shortlisted

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M AT T MALINDINE BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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Filming extreme sports, specifically skateboarding is difficult, repetitive and cuts into skateboarding time.

The footage is valuable, it can be used to analyse faults and share progress with friends. This device replaces the need for a camera operator altogether by tracking the rider and filming alongside them.

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01 / The spherical shape protects the camera from damage. To turn it swings a weighted internal pendulum to one side.

02 / This electromechanical device automates the use of an aeropress to make a cup of coffee. It was programmed using a PIC microcontroller.

03 / This desk lamp was inspired by the work of Charles and Ray Eames.

The form was achieved by wrapping, compressing and gluing multiple layers of plywood around a complex jig.

D I S S E R TAT I O N Disaster architecture: Analysing and improving the design of accommodation for disaster relief victims and refugees

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Delft University of Technology - Advanced Prototyping ‘18 University of Technology Sydney - Smart Design ‘15 SBFI - Hailsham Workstation Design and Manufacture

AWARDS ‘18 Diploma in International Studies

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DOUG M A R R I OT T

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Over 1 million instruments are stolen each year with less than 3% being recovered. This product system helps newly touring musicians by increasing the security of their cherished instruments. Preventing the instruments from being stolen before, during or after the performance to increase the users’ ease of mind and focus while in this unpredictable industry.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Design students and their understanding of plagiarism - why this matters to the evolution of design thinking

EXPERIENCE ‘17 -’18 Aceo Limited - Creative Assistant

01 / A three way communication system between a smart phone app, guitar stand and the tracker on the instrument.

Utilises Bluetooth and radio frequency transmission technologies.

02 / Design week project set by Panasonic. A smart projector providing access to the internet through a product that inspires and aids teaching of the younger generation in India.

03 / A brand design project I was assigned during my placement year at a Whisky Broker. See more projects like this on my behance and website.

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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Many sufferers of incomplete spinal cord injuries that can walk unassisted have little to no natural bladder function as a result of their injury. Most current forms of bladder management involve the use of invasive equipment which can cause serious infections. Vie is a bladder stimulator device that replaces the need for this equipment while giving sufferers better control over their condition. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / s - m a r t i n e ll i 01/

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01 / VIE uses a variety of vibration modes and intensities to stimulate natural bladder function without any catheter equipment. It is used intermittently, so does not interrupt daily activities.

02 / VIE aims to improve voiding success rate whilst increasing comfort during use. The stylish design means it can be used discreetly in any public or private restroom without embarrassment.

03 / FLUO is a drain catcher solution that reduces blockages whilst making the task of cleaning out drain waste much more pleasant. It encourages frequent cleaning to avoid arguments between residents.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Reducing resistance towards owning and using assistive walking technology for the elderly through inclusive design

EXPERIENCE ‘18 ViewRanger - Graphic Design Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘17 ASSET Inclusive Product Design Competition - Runner-Up

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04 / FLUO catches sink waste and compacts it to reduce how often it needs to be emptied. The slider on the front enables touch free emptying so that users never have to come into contact with the waste.

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A compact product that is designed to be placed around the calf to reduce symptoms of DVT during long-haul plane journeys.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N An investigation into the failure and misuse of medical devices

EXPERIENCE ‘17 Product Design Intern - Medical Brands ‘18 Secretary - Loughborough Snowsports

AWARDS ‘18 Diploma in International Studies

01 / A device designed to increase the user’s blood flow through their leg by utilising heat and air compression. These factors are known to reduce the risk of blood clot development.

02 / ‘Colin’ provides users living within small spaces the opportunity to grow fresh vegetables. Making use of waste cooking water and an efficient drip irrigation system, ‘Colin’ prevents unnecessary water wastage.

04 / This camper van re-design enables users with physical disabilities better access and mobility, through the use of a rail system. This was achieved through the meticulous review of anthropometric data.

03 / A collaborative project to automate an AeroPress coffee maker. Embedded and mechanical systems were designed, fabricated and tested in order to produce a fully functioning coffee machine.

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M AT T H E W MASON B S c ( H O N S ) P RO D U CT D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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An alternative navigation device for guide dog users to increase their confidence when navigating in unfamiliar environments. The handle utilises haptic vibration patterns which convey turn-by-turn instructions through an array of vibrating motors which are housed within the handle element.

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01 / The handle carries the form of many existing guide dog handles whilst an array of motors within the handle receive turn-by-turn instructions from a paired smartphone.

02 / A functional prototype enabled the development and testing of the haptic feedback patterns with guide dogs and their owners.

03 / A range of feedback can be provided through the motor array tracing the proposed path that the user should take at the appropriate intervals.

04 / A spot cleaning device for jeans that encourages users to reduce the amount that they wash their jeans thus prolonging the jeans service life.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N An investigation into how consumer product relationships affect the products’ end of service life

EXPERIENCE ‘18 redLoop - Design Intern ‘18 All Things Code - Design Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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TO M MASSEY

05 / A product designed to allow women in less affluent areas of India to confidentially share their experiences with each other.

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Purchasing new balls is the largest expense tennis coaches face. Once the balls are removed from the pressurised tin, the internal air pressure starts to leak out. After 6-8 weeks they must be replaced as the balls no longer bounce to the required height. The basket allows balls to be stored back in a pressurised environment between sessions to prevent the loss of bounce. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / t - m i c h e l m o re 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N What impact would self-service beverage systems have on customer and staff experience in bars

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Avon Protection - Asosiate Design Engeneer ‘14 Reveal Media - Product Development Intern

01 / With the push of a button the built in air compressor takes the basket up to pressure, significantly reducing the coaches yearly expenditure on tennis balls.

02 / A luxury tasting experience, introducing consumers to exotic lab grown meats.

03 / An innovative spray bottle designed to reduce packaging foot print via ergonomic space saving form and multi-use bottles.

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘16 Student Starpack - Bronze

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TO M MICHELMORE BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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Last year the number of wildfires has been well above average, with increasing risk and fatalities globally.

This proposal aims to connect rural communities with environmental data sourced at a local level in order to better predict and track wildfire risks. The product family provides a robust communication network, enabling people to remain connected, locatable and safe during the event of a wildfire. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / s - m i d d le t o n

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01 / The system of products is centralised around the in-home emergency hub.

Here the local wildfire risk is relayed live through the LED ‘risk ring’, noise alerts and a visual map.

03 / Environmental data is collected through a system of outdoor sensors building a map of when and where there is a high wildfire risk, route of fire travel and safe locations.

02 / The hub contains emergency beacon devices and smoke masks. These beacons create a mesh network of communication to guide users to safe locations, with an SOS feature for urgent response.

04 / Eden is a smart indoor vertical garden enhanced through the use of technology to purify the air within its surroundings, connecting people living in urban environments to natural processes.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Exploring the impact of household composition upon the use and attitudes of Voice Assistant Speakers.

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Layer - Design Intern ‘17 Light IQ - Design Intern ‘17 Apple - Specialist

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05 / HeartSense aims to improve out of hospital response to cardiac arrests for high-risk patients.

Utilising electrocardiogram technology and AI to intervene within the first minutes of the chain of survival.

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Open-angle glaucoma is a chronic condition affecting over 60 million people worldwide. When poorly managed, glaucoma can cause irreversible blindness through progressive vision loss. Eyedrops are prescribed to manage the condition, but patient adherence is low due to incorrect use, forgetfulness and misuse. Drop improves the patient experience by regulating dose sizes, tracking device use and offering adherence reminders for the self-administration of glaucoma medication. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / h - m o o r m a n 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Investigating the methods used by industrial designers to elicit desired emotional responses in users

EXPERIENCE ‘19 Design School - Degree Show Team ‘18 Cambridge Consultants - Industrial Design Intern

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01 / Drop tracks device use to populate patient specific adherence profiles, removing ambiguity regarding medication efficacy. Users can easily position their medication above the eye and administer a consistently sized dose.

02 / The device maintains medication sterility for up to eight weeks, allowing preservativefree medication to be prescribed. The dock offers adherence reminders and prompts the replacement of medication upon expiry.

03 / Aalto is a family of injection devices that demonstrate how through the creation of a compelling design language, a harmonious patient experience can be delivered. © Cambridge Consultants

‘18 Young Designer of the Year, Finalist ‘18 iF Award, Cambridge Consultants ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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HARRY MOORMAN BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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A customisable tool set which provides the user with the essentials for developing their style on the go.

Each replaceable tool head is adjustable to suit the flexible needs of the modern artist. The modular set aims to reduce the amount of brushes, pens and other mediums/tools each person owns. Owning lots of different tools can be extremely wasteful, expensive and creates unnecessary clutter. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / d - m o r r i s 01/

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01 / The tools encourage tangible artistic explorations to allow the user to create works with an effortless and changeable system. They provide a focus and a reliability for producing your masterpiece.

02 / Making a novelty pasta portion tool through the injection moulding process.

The tool is designed to come as a promotional addition to packs of pasta.

03 / Rena is a personal washing machine which uses environmentally friendly processes. It signals when load is full and can be activated and monitored through an app on your phone.

D I S S E R TAT I O N Sonically inclusive soundscapes within Charnwood Museum & its impact on visitor experiences

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Artist’s Apprentice ‘17 Pavegen - Design Intern

AWARDS ‘15 UAL Foundation Diploma

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DOMINIC MORRIS

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Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a condition that causes pain, swelling and stiffness in a person’s joints.

It usually develops as a progressive disease, getting more aggressive over time. The functional brace aims to reduce some of these symptoms in the hands and wrists of sufferers who are still at an early stage of the syndrome.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Are benefits of vehicle system interfaces being outweighed by driver distractions and associated safety risks

EXPERIENCE ‘18 3T RPD - Additive CAD Engineer ‘17 Loughborough Design School Committee - Treasurer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘15 BMS Product Design Academic Award

01 / The brace provides a therapeutic method of pain reduction through heat and vibration treatment and encourages movement within the joint to help reduce stiffness and regain joint capabilities.

02 / Using a combination of air purifying and cooling technologies, Hava creates a pleasant environment within a vehicle, tackling both increasingly polluted air as well as high oppressive temperatures in India.

03 / An amalgamation of mechanics, electronics and programming produced an automated electromechanical coffee machine capable of dosing granules, pumping water and brewing a range of user selected strengths of coffee.

04 / Mito is a bedside IoT hub which monitors breathing, wheezing and coughing throughout the night for users with respiratory problems.

Complete with a detachable spirometer and app.

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Children with visual impairments/blindness struggle to naturally develop motor skills and require specialist training. However, current training lacks effectiveness due to the absence of engagement that motivates the children. The proposed system provides gamification of body movements in time with rhythm. The solution aims to make training more enjoyable and engaging, making a positive impact on their physical abilities and future independence. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / a - n a z a r i o 01/

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01 / Using motion-tracking technology, a sound is selected and played through the wearables when a particular motion is performed by the child, these sounds and movements are performed to a rhythm.

02 / Tactile achievement board enables the child to track their progress, view previous accomplishments and set motivational goals.

Through rewards, the child perseveres and develops confidence in their own abilities.

03 / 50% of heart attack sufferers wait at least 2 hours before seeking help due to fear and uncertainty.

EHD is a personal diagnostic device given to those at risk.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Investigation on the impact of cognitive empathy training on designers

EXPERIENCE ‘18 IBM, Extreme Blue - UX Designer ‘18 Red Ninja - UX Designer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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04 / ‘Counselling is for people with a mental health problem’ - Babble is a de-stigmatising & highly accessible university talking service. Encouraging students to speak out about their problems.

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There are tasks within the kitchen that the visually impaired struggle with, due to their loss of sight. The product allows the user to become independent and gain valuable skills within the kitchen setting, the user can cook without the assistance of a carer or family member, limiting the risk of previous hazards such as burning themselves within a normal kitchen environment. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / r- n e we ll 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Can design have an influence on mental well-being and emotions?

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01 / KOKKUR is a cooking aid that allows the visually impaired to cook food safely through the cooking methods; steaming, frying and boiling in their own independent environment.

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02 / The device has tactile knobs and switches, with vocal and visual feedback that allows the user to learn and become independent in the cooking process without assistance.

04 / AROMA is a product that simulates the cooking process for an absent family member that is away due to incarceration, through virtual reality and capturing essences.

03 / The device is designed to fit on the average size counter-top of the kitchen work surface. It does not replace the existing hobs as it needs to be removable.

05 / 7.3% of the UK toilet waste is tampons, applicators and panty liners. flo is a hygienic and reusable method for collecting menstrual fluid and emptying, reducing waste into the oceans.

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R AC H E L NEWELL BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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It is estimated that 1.5 million adults in the UK have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Commonly, these adults fundamentally struggle to understand the passage of time. Difficulties in reading, gauging, measuring and placing themselves in time, inhibit successful time management. This project focuses on providing a solution for University students, aiding their transition to independent living. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / b - o b r i e n 01/

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01 / Using light, digital interface, sound and movement, the solution realises time for the ADHD brain. By visually tethering it to activity, time is managed in two contexts, through synced devices.

02 / Whilst the baseclock gives users a holistic view of their day, the portable time-piece allows for the pacing of activity throughout.

Carefully considered userinteractions aid successful time management for students.

03 / A selection of commercial work completed on placement at JC3DP Colourform.

Designed for manufacture moulded wood pulp fibre packaging for Ora and Organic Mondays. Used with permission of Colourform.

D I S S E R TAT I O N An exploration into encouraging sustainable post purchase consumer behaviour through packaging design and materials

EXPERIENCE ‘19 Design School - Degree Show Team ‘18 JC3DP Colourform - Packaging Design Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘18 Deloitte Digital UXathon1 Best Concept Award ‘14 Technology Design and Innovation Challenge Finalist

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BETHAN O’BRIEN

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Blind/VI parents with sighted children often struggle to assist them with certain areas of their education where vision is of crucial importance. The device focuses on handwriting, allowing children to progress in their ability whilst providing parents a level of involvement which would otherwise have been inaccessible.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N How sound design can influence consumer experience within physical retail environments

01 / Targeting high frequency words taught in early developmental stages of a child’s learning, the device enables users to select specific words to practise, progressing ability and building confidence.

02 / Concept development incorporates elements of form familiar to users, creating an intuitive user experience allowing greater focus to be given to the task.

03 / The device utilises a pin matrix to translate handwritten words and letters into comprehensible tactile graphics.

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R U WA N S A M PAT H O PAT H A BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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This device is to be used after exercising in cold and/or dry conditions to gradually warm and hydrate the airways before entering a warmer environment to prevent the onset of EIA symptoms. The use of this device enhances the experience of exercising outdoors for athletes with EIA as it enables them to train more consistently, with increased confidence and reduces the need of prescribed medication. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / s - p a r ke s 01/

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01 / EIA is the narrowing of the airways triggered by exercise, affecting 15% of the population. It is usually exacerbated during winter due to high aerobic demand in a cold/dry environment.

02 / The portability of the product enables air to be purified, heated and humidified on location, ready for the user to inhale directly after participating in exercise.

03 / The sporty and contemporary aesthetic aids in eradicating the stigma of asthma and the use of inhalers. The user feels assured to treat their condition without feeling self conscious.

D I S S E R TAT I O N How injury prevention for athletes may be improved by the utilisation of wearable technology

EXPERIENCE ‘18 designjunction - Design Intern

AWARDS ‘17 Deloitte Digital UXathon - Overall Winner ‘17 Deloitte Digital UXathon - Best Communication

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SOPHIE PA R K E S

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Every year in the UK six thousand people lose a lower limb. Currently more than forty-five thousand people nationwide rely on a prosthetic every day. Existing NHS prosthetics and physio services are failing to provide the personalised and long term care that many amputee patients require to fully recover.

Stride is a prosthetic that aims to fill the gap in recovery care for transtibial amputees. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / m - p e e rs 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Design approaches to creating more successful crowdfunding projects: a review

EXPERIENCE ‘18 PriestmanGoode - Junior Designer (DPS) ‘15 Siemens UK - Intern

AWARDS ‘17 WPO WorldStar Certificate of Recognition ‘16 IOM3 Student Starpack - Silver ‘19 RSA Design Awards - Shortlisted

01 / Stride incorporates a system of gyroscopes and accelerometers to monitor and record amputee ambulation ensuring they adopt and maintain a correct walking gait during treatment and adjustment to their prosthetic.

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02 / Stride enables physiotherapists to provide personalised and targeted treatment to better enable amputees to achieve their desired level of movement and prevent them developing bad habits and chronic pain conditions.

03 / Pulse is a stress prevention product and service for overburdened ambulance staff. Pulse combines with a paramedic service that utilises underused community spaces to provide a localised urgent care solution.

04 / Vista is a trio of connected smart products designed to aid mental well being and alleviate claustrophobia in small space living by utilising scent, sound and wide angle surface projections.

05 / A combination of compact projectors, scent diffusers, and surround speakers enable users to alter their environment, however small, to better suit their emotional needs making them feel more at home.

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As the population increases, so does the number of families living within flats.

Many families have little to no access to outdoor space and natural lighting. This proposes the challenge of educating children about the growth of the food they eat.

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01 / Using an hydroponic system and smart LED lighting this product encourages children to eat healthily by allowing them to easily produce satisfying yields of vegetation within a home environment.

02 / Through the experience of seeing plants grow, children will understand the process in which healthy food is produced and want to try the yield they have worked towards.

03 / Combining mechanical and electrical knowledge creating the Baileys AeroPress Machine utilising the AeroPress method of production for coffee with as little user interaction as possible.

D I S S E R TAT I O N The addictive design features within video games and how to implement these into educational games

EXPERIENCE ‘17 Troax Lee Manufacturing Ltd. - R&D ‘16 Design School - Peer Mentor

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘17 Squash Ball Launcher Competition Winner

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NICHOLAS PHELPS

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Improving accuracy and user experience of home urinalysis to empower patients to better monitor and manage their condition daily. Dipstick reactive strips remain the medical standard for testing urine with doctors using expensive scanners to interpret results. Improving the accuracy of results interpretation and reducing direct urine contact of current home testing methods influenced the proposed design solution. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / a - p h i ll i p s

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D I S S E R TAT I O N A UX/UI evaluation of the online British Sound Library Archive

EXPERIENCE ‘18 L’Oréal Luxury Division - Digital Marketing Intern ‘14 Collier Pickard - Digital Marketing Apprentice

01 / The outer ring rotates the loaded urine cup until its angle drips the correct amount of urine onto the internal urine strips which are scanned for colour change.

02 / A wall mounted design, with back lit detailing aids optimum nighttime collection and reminds the user to test their condition daily.

03 / Results are sent to a corresponding app to track and monitor the designated condition

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ALEXANDER PHILLIPS BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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Java facilitates the use of green coffee beans allowing users to affordably produce the freshest, tastiest and most sustainable cup of coffee possible. The device allows for full customisation of the brewing process enabling users to experiment with different bean varieties and tastes.

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01 / Java allows users to personalise their coffee by controlling the roast, grind and the brew using an array of different beans from sustainable global sources.

02 / Flo is an IOT enabled spray gun for sustainable and responsible domestic watering. It aims to reduce the water waste caused by using a conventional hosepipe.

03 / Mosaic aims to reduce social isolation in the elderly generation by allowing friends and family to send them photographs that arrive in the form of an interactive digital puzzle.

D I S S E R TAT I O N An investigation into why consumers would have a need for the latest in smartphone technology

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Willson & Brown - Development Designer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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CRAIG PRICE

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Approximately 15% of people with a tattoo experience complications after being tattooed.

One of the biggest issues is allowing a fresh tattoo to dry out. Drying damages the appearance of the tattoo and can lead to infections which cause skin and health issues. INK is a four stage aftercare kit, which promotes fast healthy healing of a fresh tattoo, preventing drying and infection. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / s - p r i ce

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Can biomimicry change the future of adapted swimming?

EXPERIENCE ‘17 Loughborough University - Design & Marketing Intern ‘17 Freelance Design Work - Y&O Cleaning ‘17 Freelance Design Work - Gurkha Kitchen

01 / INK conveys information on a touch screen display to guide, assist and remind the user to manage their tattoo each day, until a period of one month when healed.

02 / Functions: Storage for antiseptic wipes, moisturiser, silicone gel and an ultrasound device, which leads to speeding up the healing process. UV-C light is used to sterilise the aftercare device after every use.

03 / Due to experience gained from University, I have been able to freelance as a web designer. My clients have given me excellent feedback and report an upturn in business.

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SAMUEL PRICE BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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The demands of emerging adulthood often mean that diabetes patients are unprepared for the task of effectively managing their blood glucose levels. A lack of discipline, and a general disconnect with existing medical equipment identifies the need for a new system. Providing users with positive reinforcement and a more tailored product experience, the kit seamlessly integrates glycemic management into their existing lifestyle. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / m - p u t m a n

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01 / The compact design improves the usability of the product, by allowing for discreet operation, within a public setting.

02 / By sliding the lancet downwards, used needles are automatically moved into the waste compartment. This feature prevents users from touching contaminated materials, improving overall sanitation compared to conventional solutions.

03 / A brief capture of glucose management is presented when docking the unit. This action helps to reinforce self-reflection and provides a visible location for the kit within the home.

D I S S E R TAT I O N Attitudes towards services designed for a sharing economy

EXPERIENCE ‘18 IBM - User Experience Designer ‘18 Asia Pacific Innovation Academy

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘18 Toyota Logistics Design Competition - 1st Prize

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Often swimming analysis tools are only accessible to swimmers performing at a national to professional level.

This device helps to improve the quality and accessibility of swimming analysis tools to swimmers at an intermediate level and higher, providing feedback on swimming technique, form and performance to the coach and the swimmer.

This in turn helps to prevent poor technique, bad habits and injuries from developing. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / n - p y n e 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N The future of generative design within the automotive industry

EXPERIENCE ‘17 GSM Automotive - Design Engineer Intern ‘16 GSM Automotive - 4 Month Internship

01 / Coaches have the ability to monitor a swimmer’s performance in real time through the application. Swimmers can be recorded swimming and their footage compared side-by-side to professional level swimmers’ footage.

02 / With this device and the application, coaches are able to assess what a swimmer is doing specifically below the surface of the water, and convey this back to the swimmer.

03 / A surface model of an electric razor, produced using top-down modelling in SolidWorks. This was then redesigned for additive manufacturing with a Voronoi pattern added using grasshopper to improve grip.

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In typically milder climates such as northern Europe, conventional air-conditioning is unsuitable for domestic applications. With heatwave frequency and intensity expected to rise, people are increasingly reliant on plug-in, electric devices (i.e. fans) to keep themselves cool. Breeze is a consumer product which utilises evaporative cooling a sustainable method of refrigeration; to provide basic cooling aid to those most vulnerable. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / o - ra v i l i o u s 01/

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01 / Dehydration is a major risk factor for heat-related illness; the design draws inspiration from traditional methods (such as the Spanish Botijo) to provide cool, fresh drinking water.

02 / The demographic most vulnerable during extreme heat are older adults living alone, with those aged 75+ at greatest risk; this group has been highlighted as the primary target user.

03 / Live project from Panasonic - a sustainable home backup power solution for the urban Indian market.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N To what extent does UX/UI design influence users’ acceptance of autonomous vehicles?

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Mormedi, Spain - Industrial Design Intern ‘18 TU Delft, Netherlands - Erasmus Exchange

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in International Studies ‘17 BPMA Student Design Award Finalist ‘16 IOM3 Student Starpack - Bronze

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04 / Going Places - an autonomous ride sharing service for young expats, to encourage social interaction and engagement with surroundings during the daily commute.

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Despite the widespread implementation of local authorities giving away fire detectors in the UK, studies have proven that they have little-to-no benefit unless alarm installation and maintenance is assured at the time of issue.

This is particularly applicable for single-person households or residents over the age of 60. AlarmClock improves fire safety in households by guiding the alarm installation process and prompting regular testing. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / h - ra y n e r 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Can Blockchain-enabled information improve sustainable consumption in the fast-fashion industry?

EXPERIENCE ‘18 IBM - User Experience Designer

AWARDS ‘19 RSA Design Awards - Shortlisted ‘18 Winner of Toyota Logistic Design Competition ‘17 Design School Scholarship for Academic Excellence

01 / Testing on a weeklybasis is recommended.

PDLC technology increases the opacity of the clock face every 7th day, triggering a user-response which simultaneously clears the glass and tests the alarm.

02 / Installing the correct type of alarm in the right place has been ensured through packaging design thus avoiding false alarms or failures caused by incorrect installation.

04 / The multi-functional aspect and improved user-experience builds a satisfying interrelationship between the user and the device, ensuring permanence in the home.

03 / Encouraged weekly product engagement has the additional benefit of keeping safety at the forefront of the user’s mind and prompts other behaviours such as planning escape routes and clearing exits.

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Utilising sensor fusion of MMwave radar, day and night camera optics and an object recognition algorithm enables SENSO to track critical information regarding vehicles behind the cyclist. This data is used to display speed, distance, vehicle type and quantity to the cyclist. Haptic grips alert the cyclist of critical information and enables indicating direction whilst remaining in full control of the bicycle. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / j - re g a n 01/

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01 / SENSO - Integrated indicator switches within the grips allow the user to indicate, therefore removing stability issues when indicating. Integral haptic feedback within the grips alerts the cyclist of safetycritical information.

03 / Team designed exhibition stand for Design4Retail. Taking the ethos of the company and expressing it through creative exploration of a physical structure.

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02 / Safety is paramount when it comes to cycling.

SENSO’s rear device comprises of a reactive light flashing sequence that intensifies as vehicles approach improving cyclist’s visibility to vehicles behind.

04 / Mould tool created to enable mass manufacture of a promotional widget through the use of Injection moulding. The chosen design had increased complexity due to a two-shot process.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Exploring the use of technology within vehicles to understand its implication to designers.

EXPERIENCE ‘18 D4R - Design Intern ‘15 Hardiflon Ltd - Design Engineer ‘12 Fortec Motorsport (WSR) - Apprentice Mechanic

AWARDS ‘19 Design School Nominee - RSA Design Awards ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘16 IOM3 Student Starpack - Commended

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05 / Co-designed a hightemperature lightweight press for sealing conveyor belts for the food industry.

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People often are not confident in performing CPR, even if they are trained. Many people though, are not trained in this lifesaving skill. Correct CPR is a vital step in aiding someone’s survival if they have become unconscious and stopped breathing. Physical contact, especially when providing breaths, is often a sticking point and can be a reason why people do not want to perform CPR. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / s - re i d 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N To what extent should artificial sounds be present in electric cars

EXPERIENCE ‘17 Ideaworks - Design Work Placement

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘16 IOM3 Student Starpack - Commended

01 / The device aims to assist an untrained person to administer CPR by providing artificial breaths to the casualty via an air pump and mask, before an AED arrives.

02 / A one-call button for the ambulance service is provided, along with a microphone and speaker, enabling easy two-way communication between the rescuer and the emergency services.

04 / A shaver was reverse engineered by surface modelling using Solidworks. G2 curvature continuity was maintained, where appropriate, with the use of Non-Uniform Rational B-Splines on Class A Surfaces.

03 / It is a low-cost wallmounted product that would be available on every floor in an office building. It would complement an AED that may already be present in the office.

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Cinematic design of a personal jet suit powered by five turbojet engines. The system is designed from the ground up for metal and polymer additive manufacture processes. The jet suit has been tested up to 74 km/h at the time of writing. Designed by Sam Rogers for Gravity Industries.

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01 / The Jet Suit prototype worn by the pilot prior to flight testing. Five turbojet engines provide the thrust required to propel the pilot into the air.

02 / The Jet Suit arm mounts transfer thrust load from the turbine engines to the pilots palm. The pilot’s controls are situated within the grip handles.

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03 / Flying at speed over water. The arm mount engine geometries have been adjusted and refined in a rigorous test series to allow low pilot muscle stress and ease of manoeuvring.

04 / The turbine bypass housing entrains cool air from the surroundings, flowing it across the engine nozzle providing effective cooling. These are DMLS 3D printed in aluminium with integrated support geometry.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Investigating the use of metal additive manufacture in mass produced products

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Jet Suit Designer at Gravity Industries ‘17 Applications Engineer at 3T RPD ‘17 Professional Licensed Commercial Drone Pilot

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma In Professional Studies

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05 / A premium tandem mobility solution for two, affluently adorned with sensational luminance emission devices for both notoriety and safety.

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Offsetting carbon has become imperative. The cooking hubs create social areas in national parks that allow users to sequester carbon and contribute to a circular system through cooking. The system supports regenerating soils, rewilding areas and utilises the park as a carbon sink. The created biochar from each product accumulates and is buried, removing it from the carbon cycle. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / w - ro l p h 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Exploring and overcoming the challenges of assessing creativity within higher education

EXPERIENCE ‘18 adidas - Creative Direction Intern ‘17 Two Fields Zakros - Co-founder

01 / The device utilises pyrolysis to create stable carbon allowing it to be buried, removing it from the carbon cycle.

02 / Through collective use of the hubs, park users can create positive environmental change.

03 / A device helping spiritual practice and creating real human connection through Vipassana meditation, technology and engaging the senses. Designed for Indian millennials to share their practice together even when apart.

04 / A community rooftop farming service for future cities. Reconnecting urban residents with the environment through a focus on education, growing food and creating clean air and energy.

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WILLIAM RO L P H BA ( H O N S ) I N D U ST R I A L D E S I G N A N D T E C H N O LO GY

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Pioneered by Constable and fundamental to Impressionism, painting En Plein Air (out of doors) has remained a well-established practice among artists. Despite continual enthusiasm from painters, much of the equipment has changed little since the 1800s and new solutions fail to meet core needs of the modern user. Blending modern materials and manufacture techniques, the easel offers painters a new approach to a long-romanticised design. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / s - ro w b o t h a m 01/

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01 / Without having to compromise on usability, weight or functionality, the modern design maintains an emotional connection to the heritage of easels used by the likes of Monet, Pissarro and Renoir.

02 / Introducing a new way to store and interact with the painter’s equipment, the product provides a solution that can be tailored to the user’s individual needs.

03 / A lightweight and compact method of transport ensures that painters can reach their desired location unhindered and, with an efficient setup, put paint to paper in a matter of minutes.

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EXPERIENCE ‘18 SinnerSchrader Swipe Berlin - Design Intern ‘17 NTNU Trondheim - ERASMUS Exchange Student ‘16 ACK Aviation - Mod Kit Manufacturer

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A modular and easy to use programmable robot for the classroom based on the Raspberry Pi, which allows for a modular and adaptable device that can cater for a wide range of student abilities. The physical coding blocks - used to program the robot - gives younger children an introduction to computer science and the fundamentals of coding.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N An investigation of the role of UX/UI design in the development of open source software

EXPERIENCE ‘18 SMAL GmbH, Munich - UX/UI Design Intern ‘18 Asia Pacific Innovation Academy ‘15 CocaCola, Spain - Online Content Contributor

01 / Physical coding blocks allow any one from the age of 4 to get introduced to computer programming, no literacy or other skills required.

02 / Should the pupil have more advanced skills, the built in Raspberry Pi opens the doors for a world of options and modules which can be programming on Scratch or Python.

03 / digitalsweetness.com A modern and visual modern bookmarking service built for creative individuals. Front-end built on Vue.js, HTML and CSS and backend on Node.js and Firebase.

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘18 Ede and Ravenscroft Prize fund scholarship ‘18 Student Starpack - Highly Commended

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½ million tonnes of plastic microfibres enter the ocean every year and significantly contribute to the increasing plastic pollution levels. One of the most prevalent ways microfibres are shed is through washing textiles in conventional washing machines. This product reduces the need to wash clothes as frequently by providing domestic users with an alternative way of freshening up their clothes with reduced environmental impact. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / e - r u s s e ll 01/

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01 / An environmentallyfriendly clothes-refresh solution that is compact and designed for a bedroom environment.

02 / Users select what time they would like their clothes to be ready and the cleaning cycle begins by heating water to produce steam.

03 / Internal technology both cleans and dries the clothes. A closed system, that recycles water, reduces water use-an issue prevalent with conventional clothes cleaning methods.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N An investigation into the relationship between Loughborough University Undergraduate Students and single-use plastics

EXPERIENCE ‘18 V2 Studios - Product Designer ‘18 Vitamin - Product Designer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘17 O2 - UX Concept - Shortlisted ‘14 United Learning Design Technology Award

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04 / Steam removes odours, dirt and freshens items between wears, whilst preventing microfibres from being produced due to the lack of clothing agitation within the product.

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Challenging unethical and exploitative tactics found in social media and digital news, providing critique on the state of journalism over recent years. Rising anxiety in what people can trust has intensified polarisation in the political system and now trust in government and media is at an all-time low. It’s time to take back control from the phone and provide an engaging experience with responsible technology. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / j - r y l a n d 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Vehicle noise: how the future of transport will impact the public

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Adidas - Creative Direction Design Intern ‘18 Puma - Accessories Design Intern

AWARDS ‘17 WorldStar Packaging Top 13 Internationally ‘16 Student Starpack Packaging Award

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01 / Incentivises time for reflection and consideration by introducing friction in the news reading process, helping to make decisions based on fact rather than emotion.

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02 / Restoring a lost sense of exploration and study to excite and gain knowledge.

Areas of interest are prioritised over media outlets, allowing for all sides of a story.

04 / With a focus on tactility and interaction to provoke the brain, people are encouraged to take a break from their day, to find a distraction free moment to think.

03 / Concentrating on service design, Revive revolutionises public access defibrillators, prioritising an accessible low monthly cost and intelligent device management, with an aim to achieve a circular design system.

05 / Personal outcome of a project looking into the design process at Adidas, covering aspects such as sketching, prototyping, briefing and sample creation.

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In an ever-changing environment, live information is key in allowing decisions to be made quickly.

Tracking a firefighter’s location within the incident enables a more precise plan of attack to be co-ordinated.

This system gives firefighters the functionality of highlighting the location of potential hazards or points of interest to the entry control officer, who can use the information to make more informed decisions. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / d - s c a r f f 01/

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01 / The beacons and GPS wearable work together with a companion app to produce a building visual that displays complex information in an intuitive format, that is easy to understand.

02 / Beacons are set up to map out the parameters of a building helping to form a 3D visual. These beacons then create a localised GPS network, unique to that building.

03 / A wearable mounted to the firefighters breathing apparatus emits radio signals, allowing the beacons to pinpoint the firefighter’s location.

Hazard locations are then logged via the button on the wearable.

04 / High quality surface model of a kickboard redesign, featuring flexible rubber grips. This model has been optimised for a multi-material additive manufacturing process.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Wearable fitness technology: Internet of Things Fad or Meaningful Design Innovation?

EXPERIENCE ‘17 ESP Fitness - Product Design Engineer ‘16 Design School - Course Representative

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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05 / Using embedded electronics and mechanical analysis, this automatic coffee machine prototype features an integrated sensor system to ensure the safety of the user and quality of coffee output.

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Many electronic music producers strive to create a unique sound that allows them to express themselves and their experiences. This design enables the user to monitor, record and use their emotional state to organically control parameters of music production software and hardware. This subsequently creates a distinctive and life-like sound by incorporating an element of uncertainty and uncontrollability that directly expresses the users personal experiences. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / h - s co t t 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N The influence of sustainable awareness on product design

EXPERIENCE ‘18 SharkNinja - Design Intern ‘16 Instinct Laboratory - Research/Creative Assistant

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

01 / The wearable uses four biometric sensors to determine the emotional state of the user. The desktop device subsequently stores, manipulates and communicates the data to music production software and hardware.

02 / An electronic prototype was constructed that converts the biometric sensor data into analog voltages. These voltages can then be adjusted and used to control parameters of modular synthesisers.

03 / The user can uniquely integrate their experiences into music productions by using the wearables back log record function to capture their emotional response to spontaneous experiences.

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79% of the British population are underhydrated. This water bottle attempts to tackle this issue through improving the overall user experience. This is done by providing the option of on-demand flavour changes and portable carbonation.

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01 / The aim of this bottle is to be an eye catching fashion statement that people want to carry around with them, rather than something they have to.

03 / Using a small CO 2 cartridge, the user is able to carbonate the water on the move at anytime, preventing the boredom of drinking plain water.

02 / By filling different compartments with different flavoured granules the user has the ability to switch from one flavour to the next, without contaminating the main body of water.

04 / Pul is a product which aims to better the wellbeing of brides in India. This is done by improving the connection between them and their family once they leave the family home.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Hydration: The exposure firefighters have to the hydration guidelines and the affect it has on their performance.

EXPERIENCE ‘19 M Integrated Solutions - Junior Designer ‘18 Pavegen Systems Ltd - Design Intern

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05 / Halo 3D is a personal learning aid for dyslexic students. It uses cutting edge technology to create an immersive, multisensory learning experience to optimise the users attention and retention.

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The Glance project was designed to increase productivity and focus in the desk-based work environment. Thorough technology landscaping identified electroencephalography (EEG) as a potential method to measure concentration patterns.

Using pre-existing EEG headsets, Glance records brain activity allowing users to measure their focus level in real-time, and trigger alerts when focus drops. Glance increases awareness of a user’s mental state to help people work smarter. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / h - s m i t h

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D I S S E R TAT I O N The effects of spatial layout of workplaces on academic productivity

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Designed in Colour - Creative Design Intern ‘17 Inn Gear - Project Manager Intern ‘15 Sagentia Consulting - Design Intern

01 / Glance’s innovative text-less display informs and helps users to refocus in a graphical and distraction-free way. The display’s graphics are customisable to suit the user’s preferences.

02 / Glance can integrate music player functions to prevent distractions from mobile phones – a major source of de-focussing.

03 / The integrated Glance system supports a high level of focus: The Glance pebble is unique in controlling the user environment and giving real-time feedback; the Glance app logs focus scores.

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The product is designed to evoke memories in users through smell. The game allows users to interact with each other by encouraging them to share their memories and experiences related to the released scent. Multiple scents can be used in the product.

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01 / A fan is used to evaporate the fragrance oil infused in a sponge, releasing the scent to the users.

02 / Scents come in cartridges to be used with the product and can be replaced.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N An investigation into drivers’ level of trust in adaptive cruise control systems

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03 / Perfume bottle created using surface modelling in SolidWorks

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Providing classic cars with modern capabilities present in current vehicles, whilst maintaining the design elements present in the 1970’s. The retrofitted device mounted on the dashboard would enhance the driver’s experience by displaying key information on the touchscreen display. The incorporation of toggle switches provides similar interactions to what is already in the vehicle, ensuring a consistent feel between the device and the car. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / j - s n e ll 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Will the introduction of autonomous vehicles have an impact in reducing driver distraction related crashes?

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01 / Customisability to the exterior detailing, at the point of purchase, ensures each device is tailored to match the interior design present in the owner’s classic vehicle.

02 / A touchscreen display, styled to match the auxiliary gauges present in the classic car, provides the user with features ranging from navigation to music, enhanced by the integrated speakers.

04 / A smart food storage device using thermoelectric cooling to regulate the internal temperature, that also provides outdoor excursions with ambient lighting and sound when linked to a smartphone.

03 / An injection moulded acetal y-strainer with a stainless-steel cylindrical mesh that filters a water supply passing through.

A 5/16”outlet connection offers customers a metric or imperial solution.

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Raynaud’s is a common condition considerably impacting 5% of the population’s daily lives.

Current solutions are limited, and coping methods are ineffective. In some cases, taking the user up to 60 minutes to regain circulation in their hands. Encouraging blood flow through key pressure points and supplying far-infrared (FIR) waves to the extremities reduces the frequency and length of attacks. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / a - st o a t e 01/

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01 / The product uses responsive textile ‘Celliant’ to convert heat and UV light into FIR. A proven solution to reducing the severity and length of Raynaud’s attacks.

02 / Stimulating the wrists’ pressure points increases blood flow to the extremities, further reducing the length of an attack.

03 / Winnie the Pooh Toddler Backpack with Rein, teach your child to walk and wander, whilst helping with balance and confidence. Used with permission of LittleLife. On sale nationwide.

D I S S E R TAT I O N Capturing users’ practices when it comes to babywearing

EXPERIENCE ‘19 Design School, Degree Show Team ‘18 Lifemarque – Product Designer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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Welcoming new life into the world is a miracle, but it can also be an incredibly complicated and unnerving time for first-time parents that can miss out on up to 44 days of sleep within the first 12 months, impacting their overall wellbeing. ‘sleepspace’ is a holistic sleep solution for new and expecting families that improves their quality of sleep by syncing their sleep cycles and automating their smart home. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / j - st ra c h a n

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Understanding how consumers perceive the immediate value of vehicle-to-grid technology

EXPERIENCE ‘18 IBM Extreme Blue - User Experience Design ‘18 Bosch Power Tools - User Experience Design ‘17 Loughborough University - Academic Research

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01 / Nothing to wear: sleepspace monitors the sleep cycles of each member of the family with small module placed inside each of their pillows. These modules enable in-depth insights into their sleep quality and haptic alarms to improve their quality of sleep.

02 / One at a time: if baby starts to wake, or stops breathing, the parent in the lightest stage of sleep is woken through gentle haptic feedback under their pillow, this feedback is optimised for each parent and can be changed depending on preference.

03 / Sleep smarter: sleepspace creates home automation scenarios with IFTTT in response to each member of the families sleep cycles. If a parent is up to tend to their baby, devices that control temperature and lighting are able to responds to their needs.

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Improving confidence by enhancing posture and core stability could reduce the risk of falls, an accident which is one of the most frequent and serious in older people. The champion user is people with osteoarthritis, a condition affecting a third of people aged 45 years and older, who have significant discomfort when engaging in posture-enhancing exercises.

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01 / Throughout each stretch the device vibrates and heats, applying manual therapy to the back to reduce discomfort. An alert informs the user when to move onto the next stretch.

02 / The app reminds the user to engage, educates them in how to conduct the stretches, provides the opportunity to participate in community challenges and gives awards for continued use.

03 / Travel-ease, a system that enables independent use of public transport for young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders. The system will make public transport more accessible and usable for all.’

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D I S S E R TAT I O N A comparative study to evaluate laboratory and synchronous remote approaches to usability testing of websites

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Orange Bus - Junior UX Designer ‘17 Energy Finder - Social Media Coordinator ‘16 Design School - Programme Representative

AWARDS ‘19 RSA Design Awards - Shortlisted ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘16 Student Starpack - Commended

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04 / A service to enable the general public to supply their local area, growing from leftover vegetables and fruit. The tracker analyses the environment to inform the retailer of growth time.

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Braillers are used by Visually Impaired students to ‘type out’ braille onto paper, working in a similar way to traditional typewriters. Like typewriters, most Braillers are heavy, bulky and expensive. This enhanced Brailler combats these flaws and prints a visual character in any chosen language on the same piece of paper. This enables non-Braille literate teachers to mark Visually Impaired students’ work in integrated schools. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / t - s w a n n e ll 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N How can overcrowding on the UK rail network be solved through industrial design solutions?

EXPERIENCE ‘19 Design School - Design and Marketing Placement ‘15 Photographer - XtraTime Magazine

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘18 Diploma of International Studies ‘16 Student Starpack - Bronze Award

01 / The enhanced brailler is much lighter and smaller than traditional options, enabling schoolchildren and students to transport the device from home to school with ease.

02 / The device prints both Braille and any visual language, allowing nonbraille literate teachers to read the work produced.

This negates the expense/ time currently required to translate Braille text.

04 / Silent operation allows Visually Impaired students to produce notes in quiet situations such as lectures and presentations. Current braille products are loud in operation due to their mechanical operation.

03 / Interchangeable keys allow the user to customise their typing experience as they grow up, allowing the device to adapt to the user throughout their school years.

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There are many video games in the world that people who are visually impaired are missing out on.

This project was aimed at bridging this gap so that both sighted and non sighted people could experience and enjoy video games more equally. The product uses image recognition and tracking technology to relay the visual information to the user through physical and tactile interaction. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / p - t a y lo r 01/

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01 / Howl. The dog toy that calls if lost from the pack.

Dogs often lose toys while on a walk, but Howl lets you track your pooch’s pride and joy.

02 / A detailed SolidWorks CAD surface modelling project in which surface quality and control was expected. Additional knowledge was gained about 3D printing through a ‘manufacture by 3D printing’ redesign assignment.

03 / Warden uses LIDAR technology to scan and monitor the movements of animals in your garden. It then uses audio spotlighting to pinpoint and deter unwanted visitors without disturbing your neighbours.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N How can the design of video games be optimised to appeal to older adults?

EXPERIENCE ‘18 uPRAX Microsolutions, Netherlands - Design Engineer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma of International Studies ‘16 Student StarPack - Commendation

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04 / Visually impaired people struggle to interact in a meaningful way with video games. My FYDP project aims to give the visually impaired a chance to experience the joys of gaming.

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3.5 million people in the UK struggle to conceive, with pregnancy tests currently being single-use, it is not only unsustainable but also a costly investment for women struggling to conceive. Cycle is a reusable pregnancy test and fertility monitor, it enhances the journey of trying to conceive for this user group and encourages sustainable behaviour around testing where possible. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / c - t h o m p s o n 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N The circular economy: consumers’ attitudes towards product leasing over product ownership

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Kerry Foods - Junior Packaging Designer

AWARDS ‘19 RSA Design Awards - Design School Nominee ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘18 WPO WorldStar Certificate of Recognition

01 / The device comes with ovulation and pregnancy strips which can be inserted into the device at the time of testing. The strips can be ejected after use and are flushable.

02 / Cycle appreciates that pregnancy can be life changing. Cycle allows the results to be revealed, so they only display when the user is ready, adding more sensitivity to the process.

04 / This device is costeffective and sustainable for women struggling to conceive as it incorporates both pregnancy testing and fertility monitoring in one device.

03 / The Cycle app allows the fertility results to be stored and tracked to enhance the chances of successfully conceiving.

The app provides insights about the user’s cycle.

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Bruxism, more commonly known as teeth grinding, is the involuntary grinding or clenching of teeth, which could result in muscle strain, disrupted sleep and permanent damage to teeth. While most people are unaware of the condition’s occurrence, the device aims to break teeth grinding habits by reminding the user whenever a bruxism-related activity is sensed.

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01 / Morah is a device that identifies bruxism-related activity through sensing jaw muscle movements. It then notifies the user to relax the muscle and stop further grinding.

02 / Data recorded by the device can be synced with the app to help keep track of the habit-breaking progress.

03 / The device maximizes its stability, performance and ease of use with reference to anthropometric data and user testing results.

04 / Endorfan is a costeffective solution to the unbearably high temperature in subdivided housing units.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Implementation of Biofeedback in Consumer Medical Devices

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Mabu Design, Hong Kong - Intern ‘18 Ooni, UK - Product Design Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘18 UXathon Best Prototype Award

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05 / The device optimises its efficiency through the use of heat sink and ice to produce cool air more efficiently.

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A device capable of housing various camera systems underwater whilst retaining full interaction functionality between the user and their equipment. Interaction is enabled through a unique inverted mittens mechanism. The product incorporates an embedded electronic leak alarm system, and a future-proof form to protect it from obsolescence as new camera systems are released. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / e - t o w le r 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N How critical are different design factors in creating difficulties for older people grocery shopping online?

EXPERIENCE ‘19 EDTalks Organiser / Founder ‘17 Industrial Designer at Urbis Schréder Ltd ‘16 Design School Committee

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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01 / The device facilitates underwater photography without having to invest in a bespoke underwater housing system. This lets users upgrade their camera systems without needing to upgrade their housing.

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02 / An embedded electronics system checks for leaks, alerting the user if water enters the device.

The system also indicates when it is active, and if the battery is low.

03 / ‘Recall’ - An easyto-use compact camera that constantly records and subsequently deletes footage unless the user opts to save it. Recall ultimately lets users capture unexpected events.

04 / ‘Moby’ - A form driven, designer mobile speaker with standard internal components. Surface modelled in SolidWorks.

05 / A luxury customised transportation solution for two. Frivolous embellishments empower and complement the plussized frame. The vehicle’s visibility, and ergo safety, is drastically improved through calculated placement of illuminating accents.

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A device which directly removes oil-based pollutants from marina waters. Oil contaminants are filtered out and physically removed from the surrounding water. The product is comprised of two key factors, the pump which draws in the pollutants, and the absorbents which absorb the pollutants allowing the treated water to pass through. Within the marina, the product will be positioned alongside floating pontoons in the water. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / c - t u r n e r

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01 / The design considers two key needs; reducing the environmental impact of fuel spills and making the environment more safe for the marina users.

02 / A compact multi cooking platform which allows young professionals in Hong Kong’s co-share apartments to comfortably cook in the limited space they have access to.

03 / Once the absorbent material is fully saturated the product alerts the user, from this the user is then able to remove and replace the cartridge safely.

D I S S E R TAT I O N An investigation into plastic waste surrounding domestic desktop 3D-printing

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Avon Protection - Student Design Engineer ‘16 MWC - CAD Designer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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Chemicals such as chlorine are the main cause of eczema breakouts, drying out the skin. Using dried citrus fruit to absorb chlorine from bath water, the child’s skin will become more hydrated. This will help relieve the symptoms of eczema for new born children, hopefully reducing the effects and strengthening the skin barriers and in turn helping in later life.

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01 / Clean water flowing from the filter enters the bath in an exciting way that enhances the experience for the child.

02 / This baby bath doesn’t simply reduce the effects of eczema, it also stimulates the baby’s senses, and enhances their early development.

03 / Shaped perfectly to fit the child as it grows, the bath is designed to support all shapes and sizes from birth to 12 months.

‘18 Rigid Containers - Structural Designer ‘18 Design Junction - Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘18 UXathon

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Maintaining the range of motion and strength in the hands is important for patients with arthritis or post operation, to allow them to perform everyday tasks. This device provides feedback to the user on a range of hand exercises, enabling them to track their progress over time. It also provides light thermotherapy for when the joints are painful or inflamed.

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01 / Clear markings and controls along with the supporting app allow the user to easily operate the device. The reversible design allows both hands to be exercised using the same apparatus.

02 / The location of the loops can be altered allowing the user to perform different exercise motions. The movement of the loops also accommodates for a range of hand sizes.

03 / Co-founder and designer of ‘Winch Monkey’.

Professional sailing gear with a creative twist.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N The importance of the accessibility of computer and web-based systems for visually impaired individuals

EXPERIENCE ‘19 Winch Monkey - Designer ‘19 Design School - Degree Show Team ‘18 Graphic Packaging - Conceptual Designer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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04 / ‘Eve’ is a smartphone app helping women feel safer whilst travelling alone. Providing the user with a better sense of their surroundings through smart map guidance and tracking of friends.

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In the UK, only 2% of the homeless population are registered to vote. The existing process for registering to vote for individuals without a fixed address is complex and requires access to systems that those individuals are unlikely to have.

My device aims to bridge this gap by allowing charities to register individuals using a new form of identification, biometrics.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N An investigation into interfaces of artificially intelligent systems and their design

EXPERIENCE ‘18 IBM - Extreme Blue UX Designer ‘18 Ticketmaster - UX Design Intern ‘16 Front Page - Graphic Design Student

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘16 Student Starpack Award - Commended

01 / The device uses two-factor biometric identification in order to add individuals to the electoral register. A finger print reading is taken followed by a facial scan.

02 / The device can be mounted in a stand or taken onto the streets with the help of the accompanying holster. On election day, it will sit in the polling station.

04 / Pillowtalk is an AI companion for students to combat the growing problem of loneliness in young people.

03 / An interactive garden game that encourages children to get involved in garden maintenance, and allows parents to track the health of their plants.

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A modular product line maximising water collection for allotments and gardens, to be efficiently distributed through smart solar-powered irrigation. The design takes inspiration from bromeliad plants, using convex hydrophobic leaves to direct rainwater and dew droplets to a central tank. A smart controller assesses soil moisture levels via Bluetooth-enabled probes and delivers stored water to thirsty plant zones. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / l - we b b 01/

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01 / The Thrive product family allows users to create bespoke watering systems for their unique requirements, with concentrated irrigation zones and various water collector and tank sizes.

02 / The irrigation system switches on until the correct amount of water is delivered to each plant zone, maximising efficiency and eliminating the human error of overwatering.

03 / Graphic illustrations of family pets for personalised gifts, which can be printed as framed pictures, puzzles and more.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N How store design can complement consumer navigation methods

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Dixons Carphone - Design Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

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04 / Logo and packaging design as part of placement work at Dixons Carphone.

A new line of gaming accessories was proposed to underpin the company’s exclusive pre-existing brand, Goji.

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Exploring the use of additional peripherals to improve upon the standard human-computer interaction experience. With a focus on high end users such as designers, video editors, and gamers. The project swiftly moved to including the feet in operating the computer. This resulted in the creation of a new peripheral; the foot operated peripheral, or FOP for short.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N Investigation into the effect of advancements in physical human-computer interaction technologies on the design process

EXPERIENCE ‘18 thinkstep UK - Intern ‘17 CloudApps - Intern

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies

01 / Final Year Design Practice project, a programmable foot operated peripheral. Using a modular design allowing chaining the device with additional FOPs to increase functionality.

02 / Mobile speaker designed for manufacture.

The main body designed to be injection moulded and other parts to snap fit, leaving a flush finished product.

04 / One-in-All, a device that enables users to have a desktop experience from their phone.

Targeting the Indian market as smartphone sales massively outweigh personal computer sales.

03 / Screen layouts for Charge ‘n’ Go, a charging point finder app for travellers who need to charge their devices on the go.

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A solar panel and extractor fan fitted to an adaptive clamp, leading to a battery pack and removable lantern.

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01 / 700 million people in India rely on solid fuel for cooking which is used in rooms with poor ventilation, causing respiratory diseases. A low cost fan could minimise this problem.

02 / The solar panel / fan unit being installed on a corrugated roof.

03 / An early model which was used to test to the functionality of the clamp.

D I S S E R TAT I O N How to create safer ride hailing experiences for both rider and driver

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Pixeled Eggs ‘18 Property Wizz ‘18 Roundabout

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘16 Student Starpack - Bronze

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Up to 80% of communicable diseases are transferred by touch. 51% of adults don’t wash their hands after using the toilet and 33% don’t use soap. Proper hand washing can reduce absenteeism due to gastrointestinal illness in schoolchildren by up to 57%. The project aims to enable teachers of young children to successfully implement an effective hand hygiene routine which will become a lifelong habit. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / j - w h i t e fo o t 01/

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D I S S E R TAT I O N An investigation into the opportunities for additive manufacturing in tabletop wargaming

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Simple Design Works - Industrial Designer ‘17 Loughborough Design School - Programme President ‘17 Whitefoot 3D - Owner

AWARDS ‘16 Outstanding First Year Student Prize ‘16 Student Starpack - Commended ‘15 The MTA’s TDI Challenge - Third

01 / The innovative soap dispenser and supporting products enable teachers to create and reinforce an effective hand hygiene routine for young schoolchildren, reducing illness and absenteeism.

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02 / The fun, interactive features, memorable narrative and character design of the products and supporting materials help to reinforce an effective hand hygiene routine, that becomes a lifelong habit.

04 / Whitefoot 3D is a design and 3D printing service which started as a personal project and is now the largest provider of bespoke trophies for wargaming tournaments in the UK.

03 / A drill, reverse engineered and redesigned for additive manufacturing to allow hobbyists and professionals to personalise and manufacture their own drill casing; increasing the product life-cycle, customisation opportunities and usability.

05 / Triton Pod provides pond owners with a simple, convenient and efficient way to grow their own herbs and leafy vegetables using aquaponics, which requires 90% less water than conventional agriculture.

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Exploring the use of advanced lighting system to reduce roadside danger for emergency and recovery services whilst increasing user confidence when responding to emergency incidents. Developed to increase driver awareness of emergency responders and reduce fatalities.

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01 / Major Project - Smart Beacon & Handset visual assembly models with integrated functional electronics.

02 / Surface modelling shaving trimmer project with additive manufacture based redesign to enable customers to purchase a personalised product.

Customised grip textures created using Voronoi patterns within Rhino 3D.

03 / Major Project Exploded assembly view of Beam Systems showcasing design for manufacture considerations and internal electronic control systems

D I S S E R TAT I O N Investigating causes of concussion in rugby and how protective headgear can be improved to reduce injuries

EXPERIENCE ‘15 - ‘18 Pioneer Pump - Design Engineer

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘18 Pioneer Pump Ltd - Design Engineer

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More than 80% of people living in urban areas are exposed to air quality levels that exceed safety limits.

This device provides a natural way to purifying the indoor air we breathe. It creates a clean and healthy home environment, therefore improving people’s mental and physical heath.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N The emotional response to personalised and non-personalised products

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Rutland Plastics - Design Engineer ‘14 Mouchel - Architectural Department

01 / The aim is to create a symbiotic relationship between humans and plants. This will reduce humidity and pollution while increasing oxygen levels.

02 / It being self-watering makes it low maintenance and easy to use. It provides feedback which shows how dirty the air was to start with, to how clean it is currently.

03 / Design skills from sketching to prototyping were used to explore and develop this area.

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Cleaning at home is a major threat to aging in place for older people with arthritis.

This vacuum cleaner aims to provide a comfortable, manageable experience for home cleaning that reduces sedentary behaviour and promotes independence and emotional wellbeing. It reduces load and strain whilst enabling effective cleaning through a more ergonomic user interaction. d e s i g n s h o w. l b o ro . a c . u k / a - w o r t h i n g t o n 01/

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01 / The lightweight design enables frequent, short vacuuming session, improving user independence. The dock acts as a charger for the cordless vacuum and deposit for the dust, streamlining the user experience.

02 / The only backpack in the world that takes 100% of the weight off your shoulders. Developed at Idea Reality, designing the innovative structure through to product launch. © Motionlab Ltd. 03 / Cat scratcher designed at Idea Reality for Catipilla’s high quality, contemporary cat furniture range. © Catipilla.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N An investigation into how sustainable marketing influences purchasing decisions for recycled products

EXPERIENCE ‘18 Freelance - Graphic Designer ‘18 Idea Reality Ltd - Product Designer

AWARDS ‘19 RSA Design Awards - Design School Nominee ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘18 Creativepool Annual Gold Award (Product/Industrial)

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04 / Loneliness is a prevalent issue for students starting university.

Uni Buddy tailors the experience for individuals through machine learning, providing relevant information and better opportunities to make more meaningful connections.

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Little infrastructure and information exists regarding the safe disposal of used cooking oils on a domestic scale. The majority of the UK population place it in the general waste bin or pour it down the drain. This presents the need for a new system that finds value in the by-product of cooking where it can be recycled and used as the raw material.

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D I S S E R TAT I O N The effect of cultural values on consumers’ adoption of electric vehicles: a cross cultural analysis

EXPERIENCE ‘18 ITO Design - Industrial Design Intern ‘18 CERN Switzerland - LDS Representative ‘17 Grohe AG - Design Intern

01 / Fats, Oils and Grease (FOGs) are the largest contributor to the 6.7 million drains blocked every year in the UK. Annually, 18 million litres of oil flows through these drains.

02 / The artisan product aims to revive a traditional craft and method of soap making, by bringing a new style to an old technique.

03 / A solution aimed at reducing complexity, whilst increasing safety and ease of the natural soap making experience.

AWARDS ‘19 Diploma in Professional Studies ‘17 UX O2 Shortlisted Project

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EDITORS _ David Bramley _ Leonie Woodfield Loughborough Design School Loughborough University Leicestershire LE11 3TU, UK +44(0) 1509 226 900 dsoffice@lboro.ac.uk

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PRINT _ Offset Lithographic _ 4 Colour Process

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