This document provides a summary of Brian R.S. Ward's industrial design work and background. It includes 3 projects he worked on: an ophthalmic surgical system from 2002-2003, a waterproof hearing aid called the "Hearing Aid Metamorphosis" from 2004 for the Royal National Institute of the Deaf, and an acoustic digital alarm clock from 2005. It also lists his education and experience in industrial design.

1. BRIAN R.S. WARD ba/ma INDUSTRIAL DESIGN tel: +357 99717284 brian@bwardesign.com
A BODY OF INDUSTRIAL DESIGN WORK

5. Ophthalmic Surgical System
R&D-Industrial Design-Product development-Project Managment
Objectives:
Shifting the established notions of a Surgical product-
Product innovation and market standing-
Increasing efficient and effective patient treatment-
Challenging banal and static design within the existing product context-
Researching/ Designing and prototyping as to hand off to manufacturing-
BRIAN WARD 2002-2003IP still under non-DisclosureI

11. MA- INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
CENTRAL SAINT MARTINS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN - LONDON
2003-2005
BRIAN WARD 2003-2005

12. Brian Ward
Royal National Institute of The Deaf Project 2004
Hearing Aid Metamorphosis:
From Sea to Land
This product was devised for the active,sport oriented,
deaf/hearing impaired individual.
This concept is a waterproof hearing aid that
employs an iconic form and tough function
leaving behind the typical pink plastic
typology.
After interviewing members and officials
of the RNID,it became apparent for the
need of a sports hearing aid,and
lacking in the market Swimming,scuba,
surfing,skiing and triathalon were the
main target sports.
Utilizing a seashell typology,rugged,
smooth form with integrated silicon
surface interface and waterproof switches.

14. Brian Ward
Royal National Institute of The Deaf Project 2004
Industrial Sound Design:
The Sound That Products Make
ACOUSTIC DIGITAL ALARM CLOCK
-Analog Alarm Clock
-Steel Lattice
-Steel, Wood, Glass Balls dropped
-Alarm reset via 'eggtimer' flip
-Acoustic sound
Brian RS Ward
Final Project 1
MA ID Central Saint Martins
2005

15. 99.9799.97
8.038.03
41.8641.86
45.9245.92
92.9092.90
60.8160.81
99.7099.70 59.3759.37
2.022.02
8.968.96
394.71394.71
309.73309.73
33.9333.93
60.8160.81
23.4123.41 19.3819.38
26.5826.58
93.0593.05
R1.33R1.33
42.5442.54
64.0764.07
395.19395.19
17.2517.25
50.7150.71
35.2035.20
15.2215.22
236.62236.62
R9.69R9.69
R8.93R8.93
R5.81R5.81
R1.99R1.99
R11.70R11.70
R49.02R49.02
23.61
23.61
11.6111.61
13.4213.42
45.8145.81
3.273.27
ABS,Polycarbonate,Glass,Steel,Digital electr.
Brian RS Ward
MA ID Central SAint Martins College
University of the Arts,London
1:5
Tower Acoustic Alarmclock,
13/05/2005
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16. Industrial Sound Design:
The Sound That Products Make
-Kitchen Timer
-Wine glass rack
-Wine glasses are the acoustic sound makers
Brian RS Ward
MA ID
Central Saint Martins
2005

17. 70.60
6.24
3.92
119.98
R5.00
R50.03
8.69
5.83
6.41
R30.33
R19.05
161.69°
12.53
5.00
17.53
7.53
135.46
20.25
171.21
64.76
65.81
81.30
193.80
70.60
191.67
329.66
224.62
225.72
228.44
5.00
R2.50
Weld Weld
188.03
224.88
223.83
220.93
120.00
201.95
85.50
101.39
R150.01
8.21
3.44
3.00
Dia 5.00Dia 5.00
Ø11.31Ø11.31
Ø9.52Ø9.52
198.43198.43
Ø120.00Ø120.00
228.70228.70
7.29
3.00
R 2.5
Ø14.14
90.00°
R12.05
4.0015.00
3.00
50.00
R21.17R21.17
R10.05R10.05
6.28
4.76
3.00
81.23
62.67
39.67
291.98
191.07
ABS,Glass,Steel,Rubber,Mechanicals.
Brian RS Ward
MA ID Central SAint Martins College
University of the Arts,London
1:5
Acoustic kitchen timer
13/05/2005
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19. WEdid-ID Industrial Design Studio
www.wedid-id.com
Objectives:
Providing Industrial Design services to companies in Europe
Developing a WEdid-ID inhouse Design Product brand and range
Developing and promoting Industrial Design in Cyprus
Promoting Cyprus Industrial Design Globally
BRIAN WARD & Constantinos Economides 2008-2011

20. the stool project.
for this project wedid-id had to design a stool for world
theater laboratory fashion brand. the first step was to
meet with the owner and check out the space that the stool
had to be designed for. the concept for the design of the
stool was to follow the feeling of the space, thus to be a
polygonal prism, with sharp angles and edges.
what followed was a brainstorming with sketches and ideas.
after choosing two to three ideas, 3d generated computer
models and renderings were succeeded. additionally cardboard
one to one scale models were assembled enable for us to get
the right feeling of the stools. the procedure for the stool
prototyping was to built the stool out of one sheet of
aluminium by using a three options of machinery: laser cut
or water jet machine, with the advantage of the second one
not leaving any burn marks on the material, or cnc (computed
numerically controlled) machine. tig welding was also used
to join surfaces.

24. TABLEWARE CONCEPT
The concept is to redefine the way that people
set the table and interact with their utensils.
Exploring :
- placement of the utensils on the table
- relationship between the utensils
- new forms and typologies
- freeing space on the table
- streamlining setting the table
designed by:
wedid-ID
Brian Ward
Constantinos Economides
Copyrite 2008-2009

25. FUNCTION
designed by:
wedid-ID
Brian Ward
Constantinos Economides
Copyrite 2008-2009

26. Industrial Design:
Furniture Design
Tensegrity Structure:
None of the horizontal
planes
touch
the vertical structure
Brian RS Ward
2009