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The document discusses the design of Oris, an object that aims to help initiate and sustain bonding between prematurely born babies and their parents by diffusing the mother's natural scent. Oris is designed to be worn by premature babies in the neonatal intensive care unit and loaded with the maternal scent by the parents through direct contact, in order to provide comforting familiar scents during separation. The document explores material choices, interactions, technology, applications, and the conceptual design behind Oris.
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Oris ppt
- 1. Oris: Bonding Through Maternal Scent by MSc. Dominika Potuzakova & prof. dr. Loe Feijs Industrial Design TU/e
- 2. Design Brief “Designing for Initiating & Sustaining of Bonding between Parents & their Prematurely Born Babies”
- 5. Home Care | Neonatal Care
- 7. Oris
- 9. Interaction
- 11. Technology 3) Re-shaping in a body temperature water 2) Straightening by fingers and further by cold water 1) Shaping in a hot water 4) Straightening in a hot water Triple Shape Memory Polymer
- 13. Oris: Packaging
- 14. Oris: Wearing
- 18. Oris: Diffusing Maternal Scent
- 20. Thank you …
Editor's Notes
- Im… What we do Little tour to the preterm baby life
- What is a preterm baby? What happens at the birth? 40 weeks of gestational age / 25 weeks and above Intubation / resuscitation Severe health problems esp. respiratory problems – lungs not developed Developmental problems
- They have to be monitored 24/7 to prevent the collision of the organs and organism Intubated – respiratory support, ECG, SPO2, temperature Limited access of parents
- Limited access to the child – has to be intubated Separation - incubator Being scared to touch the baby – do I hurt the baby
- Vzit tohle