Brian Lanier I n d u s t r i a l
D e s i g n
Contents Backbone Sustainability Toy Bike Ivy
Outdoor softgoods design
CAD design
Medical Design
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Consumer Electronic redesign
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Backbone A multifunctional crashpad designed to adapt to the changing needs of the climbing experience
To climb is to hike
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How do you carry your Gear? Outdor rock climbing requires a wide range of equipment and safety gear is often bulky and difficult to carry long distances.
Portable
Opportunity
Focused Function
Multifunctional
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Durable
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Safety Comfort Versatility
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Packable
Portable
Removable Sling Storage Top loading compression straps
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600 Cordura Nylon Waterproof Material Light weight and compact Ergonomic velcro straps and Hip Belt
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Adaptable
Crashable
8’ sleep length Fits under standard 2 person tent Vestibule space
5” Closed Cell foam 5’x5’ Crash zone
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Crash all day. Crash all night. With 5 inches of outer closed cell foam and inner open cell foam, Backbone keeps you safe and comfortable so you can keep crashing all day and all night.
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Keep on climbing With an ergonomic backpack straps, a removable carry mat, and all the safety and comfort you could want on the crag, Backbone will keep you climbing as long as you can handle.
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Sustainability Sustainable product redesign of the AKAI APCmini, an electronic music instrument. Due to growing environmental pollution from product manufacturing, there is a serious need to rethink the design and manufacturing process.
Redesign a consumer electronic and packaging to reduce environmental impact while maintaining design functionality.
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Prepare for Impact Product analysis with the Okala Practitioner Ecodesign Strategy Wheel and Life Cycle Analysis
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Brake it to make it The AKAI APCmini is a compact digital music tool to play and arrange music for live audiences. Using the Okala Practitioner , I broke up the instrument to determine each parts impact to the environment in manufacturing, transportation, and end of life.
TOTAL IMPACT
IMPACT/HOUR MATERIALS PROCESSES END OF LIFE TRANSPORT
94.2244 0.0218 75.5096 6.3554 2.3804 9.9789
LIFETIME HOURS
WEAR OUT LIFE HOURS USED PER YEAR TOTAL HOURS USED
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Extend product life Reduce material Decrease impact
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Extend Flexible product Aluminum Casing
Reduce Keyboard integrated Bluetooth Outside sliders
Decrease Product as rental service Educational component Community centered
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20% Package designed to be part of the product and to extend its life
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Flexible PCB cast in silicone streamlines component manufacturing
Packaging minimized with web linked info for the consumer
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Extrusion and Casting reduce impact during material processing
Reduced number of components and streamlined manufacturing
10% Packaging designed for a 2nd life as a reusable case
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Which future are you planning for? Shrinking resoures
Traditional Manufacturing
Sustainable Design
Increase demand
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Play more music, save the planet
Throughout all my research, the most powerful way I found to reduce impact was through extending the life of the product and increase its use. So, play more music, and do your part to make our planet a healthier place to live.
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Toy Bike Designed for Green Toys, This toy is made from 100% recycled HDPE and manufactured in America.
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IVY
A smart IV stand that improves the treatment path for chemotherapy patients using touch and sight.
Group Members: Chuck Gulan Steffany Tran Brian Lanier
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Cancer Sucks Cancer is the greatest health threat facing our aging population and is wrought devastating side effects.
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Patients need a Friend.
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as a warm
An approachable endearing companion Nurse
sleeping
Patient
ends
IVY PM
entertainment The arm in arm
vitals OK
distress
IVY MM
CHEMO begins
IVY PM
Sits & Waits for Treatment
IVY check OK
IVY PM
IVY MM
check-in
ACTIVE
walk the dog Visual Voice The Response
drugs delivered
At checkin, the patient is given a bracelet that ID’s to IVY
IVY REACTS
bathroom
Hospital background noise, whether patient alarms, side conversations, or leaves miscellaneous beeps, are visually reflected on IVY’s interface
carrying
Emergency
MEDICAL
falls IVY REACTS
IVY MM orders drugs for patient
farewell IVY
exercise
IVY MM Idle Mode
IVY REACTS
IDLE
Senses Distance to stay away RFID badge-in
IdleCHEMO Mode
vitals
drugs hooked to IVY
Hospital background noise, whether alarms, side conversations, or miscellaneous beeps, are visually reflected on IVY’s interface
IVY’s surface is interactive and adjustable
In addition, patients may speak to IVY and receieve visual reflections of their voice.
In rare emergencies, IVY has you covered. IVY uses visual signals and alarms to notify medical staff of a patient emergency.
Exerciser
Dan has stage 2 prostate cancer. The effects from chemo have been taxing on his health, mentally and physically. He spends a lot of time staring at the ceiling, bored.
He decides to check his glass window. He swipes left and the screen mimics a sliding window. The hospital can be boring with little to do.
LATE-NIGHT BATHROOM RUN
Dan has stage 2 prostate cancer. The effects from chemo have been taxing on his health, mentally and physically. He spends a lot of time staring at the ceiling, bored.
Wakes up. Needs to pee.
Urgently...
It’s late. It’s dark.
The glass sceen moves with his app.
Chemo is isolating and can be depressing.
He decides to check his glass window. He swipes left and the screen mimics a sliding window.
He receives a new message and swipes downward while holding the mail button.
Exercise can be a lift and exercise has many other benefits.
The glass sceen moves with his app.
He receives a new message and swipes downward while holding the mail button.
IVY automatically follows and lights the way
THE FALL
Throughout the hospital, check in stations give patients satisfaction as well as a safety check for
His son sends a short clip of him and his emergencies. dog, bringing a smile to his face.
His son sends a short clip of him and his dog, bringing a smile to his face.
All the routes keep patients stay engaged and help stay active during Chemo.
After reviewing his messages, Dan decides to peek at what’s going on outside.
After reviewing his messages, Dan decides to peek at what’s going on outside.
The hospital can be a fun place to explore.
He views the environment over Tokyo and sees a serene sky.
He views the environment over Tokyo and sees a serene sky.
nurse badges out
Idle Mode Visual Voice Response
In addition, patients may speak to IVY and receieve visual reflections of their voice.
Visual Voice Response
Emergency
In addition, patients may speak to IVY and receieve visual reflections of their voice.
In rare emergencies, IVY has you covered. IVY uses visual signals and alarms to notify medical staff of a patient emergency.
Emergency
In rare emergencies, IVY has you covered. IVY uses visual signals and alarms to notify medical staff of a patient emergency. noise, whether Hospital background
alarms, side conversations, or miscellaneous beeps, are visually reflected on IVY’s interface
Slide
Slide your hand up or down the touch interface to influence the brightness of the interface.
Tap
Tap the surface and a ripple emerges from the surface.
Squeeze
Squeeze the handle and a sensor pulses in sympathy.
Meet mote Patients recieve Mote in the waiting room and keep him close by throughout treatment. Mote glows to signal the patient for treatment. Throughout the design process, the group worked to fade technology into the backgound.
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Meet IVY Ivy is touch and sound responsive, helping to transform the harsh hospital environment through pleasing visuals
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A smart, receptive infusion stand
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I want to hold your hand. Holding IVY’s handle generates a calming pulse when the patient moves around the hospital. Where you go, IVY follows.
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In case of an emergency. Mote is equiped with an accelerometer to alert IVY if a patient falls. Interviews with nurses at the Seattle Cancer Hospital brought up fall detection as a serious health risk for patients.
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Fading technology into the background. Ultimately, our goal was to improve the path of the chemotherapy patient in some real way. With IVY, we designed and created a constant companion and friend to every patient it touches. This project was a great opportunity to develop and refine empathy for users in real challenging cercumstances.
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