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talents in hardware design and aesthetic creativity leads
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This design study was developed for SportCount's redesign of their SportCount sports watch worn on your finger. Design studies like this allow the client to visualize a design before committing money towards physical prototypes or tooling. | ||||||||
| This is another of many design studies for SportCount. An example of the one of final versions can be seen here |  |
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Again, this is one of many design studies for SportCount. An example of the one of final versions can be seen here | ||||||||
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| This is a design for a gondola for a type of Farris Wheel called an Expo Wheel. This design replaced the original design and allowed for flexible seating arrangements and more passengers. |  |
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The Environbottle was
intended to help reduce waste by remaining useful after
the product it contained was used.The rendering on the
left is photo realistic the rendering on the right is a
solid rendering. |
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On
the left is a design prototype of a Light Visor created by
Norwood Designs for BioBrite,
Inc. The hand built prototype housing led to the
wire-frame and rendering on the right. The mechanical
design was done by MacLean-Blevins
& Associates, Inc. This product is used to treat
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) and was worn by the
character Walt Kupfer (Moultrie Patten) in Northern
Exposure, episode 5-17, titled Una Volta in
L'Inverno. Northern Exposure is copyright © Universal Studios |
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| I created the housing and performed the human factors engineering for Sportcount, Inc. This swimmer's lap counter is waterproof and is worn of the index finger of the athlete. Although originally intended for swimmers, it can be used by any one who's training involves laps and lap time. The first image is one of many suggested designs including physical models and graphic representations. The second image is the final design. The last image is one provided to the sports outfitter as an idea for a promotional item. You can purchase the latest version of the SportCount at http://www.sportcount.com. | |||||||||
| I
proposed this folding light box for treatment of
Seasonal Affective Disorder. It was designed to be a
small easy to carry briefcase sized device. I designed
it to replace the original SunRay by
SunBox. |
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This rendering was part of a design proposal for a digital version of the SunRise Clock™ by BioBrite. The clocks can be found at http://www.biobrite.com. | ||||||||
| Norwood Designs was responsible for the design of the housing and key pad for the "Abaco Joe" frozen drink machine. MacLean-Blevins & Associates, Inc. was responsible for the layout and mechanical design. |  |
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