Cupris Otoscope & Opthalmoscope by Cupris Health - AXA PPP Health Tech & You Category Winner 2O15
A smartphone connected otoscope that enables users to take still and video images of their inner-ear to share with healthcare professionals.
Ackeem Ngwenya will be giving a Pecha Kucha-style presentation of his graduation work the Roadless Wheel at Design Indaba Conference 2015 on 25-27th of Feb.
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Group projects make up a significant part of the curriculum in all programmes in the School of Design.
![Sky news features a product concept for impact detection, for athletes with impairments.
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Sky news features a product concept for impact detection, for athletes with impairments.
Chris Natt & Chang Hee Lee on Design Council’s ‘One to Watch’ list
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Congrats to IDE alum Chris Natt (2013) and current doctoral researcher Chang Hee Lee, who both make this list marking the Design Council’s 70th anniversary.
Lego X by IDE Alumnus
Lego X is a new platform (in development) which lets you use Lego bricks to create digital models without touching a computer software. “If you can use Lego then you can create 3D models and print them or share them online through Lego X” — a project by Daniela Prds, Guillaume Couche, Pierre Yves and Oluwaseyi Sosanya.
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