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The second episode of Relating Systems Thinking and Design Thinking Symposium (RSD2) held at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) in October 2013.
Photo credits to Sara Svennevik
Jaime Dominguez introduces speaker Ron Conway SHB'66 during Convent & Stuart Hall's daylong event to help inspire big ideas. Photos by Nano Visser for Convent & Stuart Hall.
10.04.15: Palestra "O impacto das Relações Públicas no processo de inovação" foi realizada com estudantes de RP no Crialab. Foto: Joana Berwanger/Famecos/PUCRS
The second episode of Relating Systems Thinking and Design Thinking Symposium (RSD2) held at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) in October 2013.
Photo credits to Sara Svennevik
When visual information becomes interactive, you can explore it according to your interests. The experience is more vivid and memorable, too. Here's an interactive model from ThoughtForm that illustrates this idea.
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The second episode of Relating Systems Thinking and Design Thinking Symposium (RSD2) held at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) in October 2013.
Photo credits to Sara Svennevik
The second episode of Relating Systems Thinking and Design Thinking Symposium (RSD2) held at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) in October 2013.
Photo credits to Sara Svennevik
The second episode of Relating Systems Thinking and Design Thinking Symposium (RSD2) held at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) in October 2013.
Photo credits to Sara Svennevik
The second episode of Relating Systems Thinking and Design Thinking Symposium (RSD2) held at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) in October 2013.
Photo credits to Sara Svennevik
The second episode of Relating Systems Thinking and Design Thinking Symposium (RSD2) held at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) in October 2013.
Photo credits to Sara Svennevik
Находите себя на фото и делитесь воспоминаниями с хэштэгом #dtcamp2018.
Следующий слёт пройдёт 3-5 июля 2019. Билеты уже в продаже: lab-w.com/dtcamp2018/store
Находите себя на фото и делитесь воспоминаниями с хэштэгом #dtcamp2018.
Следующий слёт пройдёт 3-5 июля 2019. Билеты уже в продаже: lab-w.com/dtcamp2018/store
President Ann Marie Krejcarek. Convent & Stuart Hall gr. 7-12 participated in a daylong event to help inspire big ideas. Photos by Nano Visser for Convent & Stuart Hall.
The second episode of Relating Systems Thinking and Design Thinking Symposium (RSD2) held at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) in October 2013.
Photo credits to Sara Svennevik
The second episode of Relating Systems Thinking and Design Thinking Symposium (RSD2) held at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) in October 2013.
Photo credits to Sara Svennevik
Keynote speaker Ron Conway SHB'66 highlights Convent & Stuart Hall's daylong event to help inspire big ideas. Photos by Nano Visser for Convent & Stuart Hall.
Находите себя на фото и делитесь воспоминаниями с хэштэгом #dtcamp2018.
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Находите себя на фото и делитесь воспоминаниями с хэштэгом #dtcamp2018.
Следующий слёт пройдёт 3-5 июля 2019. Билеты уже в продаже: lab-w.com/dtcamp2018/store
A more refined version of our initial prototype. We made a comfortable feeling, water proof casing in which you could place any ice pack. We also changed the nozzle of the sphygmomanometer so that it would more intuitive to use. And improved the method of attachment by providing an Ace bandage wraparound the entire unit.
*Feedback from the doctor and patient showed that this prototype resonated the most with them because this was the least "medical device"-looking (didn't remind the patient they were sick because could be discreetly slipped under clothing.