trek is a portable, modular medication storage product to assist in polypharmacy in outdoor sports. It contains modules for tablet, cream and inhaler medications, and was designed to be completely customisable in size, due to the users’ requirements.
trek included features such as textured buttons for added grip, easy to use mechanisms tested in a variety of conditions, as well as an OLED screen to programme a medication schedule, combined with a buzzer and light alarm system.
working prototype using 3D printed parts and silicone moulding, coded using arduino.
fizz was designed to reduce the use of single-use packaging within the soft drink industry, specifically within the largest contributor – Coca-Cola. It was a reusable subscriptions service that included an at-home dispensing machine as well as personalised, reusable cooling cans.
the dispensing machine, as well as all packaging and additional products were made from rPET, rHDPE, recycled aluminium and paperboard, in order to close the loop of manufacture and disposal and fit into the circular economy.
it was accompanied by an app to make managing and scheduling deliveries as simple as possible, as well as earning points through orders that could be spent in numerous different way and on different products.
A brief set by DCA for a at-home skin diagnosis tool for common dermatological conditions. This was inspired by the personalised skincare brand Skin+Me, and use AI machine learning technology, as well as PL, UV and RGB lenses to diagnose conditions such as eczema, psoriasis and dermatitis.
This was a project undertaken while on a year-long placement at Sarah Turner Eco Art and Design, where a sculpture was commissioned by Smol to advertise there move to being a completely plastic free laundry detergent company. A sculpture made using 3229 pieces of plastic washing packaging and installed in Birmingham city centre as a marketing campaign.
