Case Studies
Here is a selection of customers we have recently worked with, from initial design through to manufacture:
 The specification was for a product that included a bar code scanner, a camera, a GPS module and a touch screen overlay for use with a Blackberry. The concept was to use the Blackberry as a communications interface, providing a two way data link with a back office system and a mobile worker. Read the full story. |
 An in-car caddy-cart battery re-charger. This is a cradle that can be securely and safely installed in the boot of your car for ease of use. The cradle has an advanced technology which charges a Caddy Cart battery when the engine is running or in motion. Read the full story. |
 The unit allows surgeons to develop the appropriate manual dexterity to become skilled laparoscopists. The skills are easily transferred to theatre and will improve patient care. Read the full story. |
 In order to maintain and improve its leading levels of customer service and technical support, the AA wanted to install a laptop in every vehicle in the yellow fleet. Read the full story. |
 Toshiba, a world leader in high technology needed to add touchscreen capability to their laptops as a sales time order option. Read the full story. |
 They wished to produce a life saving aid that can offer the injured/unresponsive dive accident patient a constant flow of higher concentration O2 from the rescue divers Nitrox cylinder. Read the full story. |
 The Child Development Programme is aimed at children between the ages of three and five. Instead of targeting a single aspect of development, the whole spectrum of skills is targeted - physical development, communication, social and perceptual, with the emphasis on providing the child with the tools to further their development. Read the full story. |
 Netronome wanted the fascia design to feature a grill covering the fans, which would possibly resemble the front grill of a sports car. Evocative adjectives associated with this design were: strong, fast, powerful and sleek. Read the full story. |
 These pools have been designed and developed specifically for waterbirth and result from close consultation with water baby mothers and waterbirth specialist midwives. The result is convenient inflatable pools with added safety to mother and baby, usability, hygiene and comfort features. Read the full story. |
 Ooob the Doorstop beat off competition from over 700 products to win the award for the Favourite Product on the Hidden Art E-Shop 2006, it has been short-listed in the best Homewares category in the upcoming Grand Designs Magazine Awards 2007, and it has been featured in a number of magazines. Read the full story. |
 The PuttMeBack is a golf ball replacement tool, device which will allow the user to replace their golf ball and put it back to the exact spot from where it was moved. The device is a patented, very unique and useful product, there is nothing like it in the market worldwide. Read the full story. |
 A multi-functional holder called the Grip & Tip. The product was originally designed for lacquer bottles, but due to its amazing flexibility you can adjust the Grip & Tip to hold other objects too, such as, craft bottles, mp3 players or mobile phones. Read the full story. |
 The 'Katchet' fielding board is a training aid for Cricket. It allows the wicketkeeper to try slips, short leg and other positions, where practicing deflection and reaction are crucial. Read the full story. |
 The product consists of a plastic dome at the top of the unit, a sanitising block that cleans, foams, freshens and prevents limescale, as well as a screen to stop the ingress of foreign materials and a non-return valve to prevent drain odours. Read the full story. |
 The product is very flexible and can be used to tune guitars, mandolins, basses, banjo's, steel guitars, dobros and jazz boxes. It also successfully fits any ¼ inch screwdriver or ¼ inch socket driver, has a precision molded solid body, offers the users a direct drive to the tuning keys and because the product is plastic is doesn't scratch the tuner buttons. Read the full story. |
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