MISION
PROTO'S
Understanding Protontherapy
Dealing with Chemotherapy
Challenge
Facilitating communication between doctors, parents and kids (ages 4-12) dealing with cancer treatments. Design to guide and properly explain fundamentals, processes, secondary effects, procedures and overall pediatric cancer treatments.
Constraints
Total adoption
Positive emotional conection
Sterilizable materials
Personalizable
Neutral
Tools
CAD + 3D printing
Illustration + Storytelling
Emotional inteligence
Adobe suite (Ai, Ch, Ae)
Main Takeaways
1. Design for healthcare is vital.
2. Kids are wiser than we think.
3. Play can heal, even adults.
4. Importance of visual and verbal communication through motion graphics.
Client
Clínica Universidad de Navarra
NUTRAY
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School tray that fosters inclusion for kids with dyspraxia and low or no vision.
Challenge
Inclusive design that promotes healthy eating portions at elementary schools.
Constraints
Inclusive
Stackable
Easy to clean
Tools
Fusion 360
Styrofoam modeling
User research
User Journey maps
Main Takeaways
1. The user input is vital when it comes to addressing disabiities properly and respectfully.
2. 3D printing food is a thing.
3. Cross-functional teamwork provides deeper knowledge and a healthy co-design enviornment.
Collaborators
Paula Aranda
Arianna Faidutti
Blanca Terol
Luis Casado President of
Fundación Iddeas
Client
Sodexo E.S
NuTray is designed for Sodexo's elementary school catering. It is a tool to improve adoption of their healthy menus for children ages 6 to 12 years old. It takes into account the needs of all, specially kids with motor skill difficulties and those who are visually impaired.
Most of the time food is disproportionately served and the rates of food waste, obesity or malnutrition increase constantly. Additionally, much food is usually left uneaten, scattered around the plate because for the visually impaired, simple tasks like being able to gauge the amount of food picked up with a spoon, or pouring, can be extremely challenging.
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Tactile recognition
The spoon, fork and knife all include their own distinctive shape at the end of the handles that allow the children to identify them without having to touch the parts that will be in contact with the food and that could potentially harm them.
Prototype
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User Journey
Stackable nature
The trays will be stackable to ease their collection and save space in the storage areas of the schools.
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Divisions
The tray is designed with compartments for each food group, based on The Oxford Plate embossed with braille, featuring a food-safe silicone flap that indents inward to secure scooping and ergonomic cutlery.
Partnership
Cocuus Company: Level Up Machine
A gastronomic engineering laboratory,
that offers a technology capable of cutting, engraving, & sculpting a wide variety of solid foods without altering the taste, flavour or texture. They are 100 times faster than 3D printing!
A tool that will complete the experience of the kids to have their fruit printed with a shape to make their eating experience extra fun and attractive.
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