2. 06_multidisciplinary
Hospital gown
[ 4th year ]
05_experimental
light
04_adaptability
Miko.
[ 4th year, art based project ]
[ 3rd year ]
03_usability
SnoozeMe.
[ 2nd year ]
02_packaging
content_
souvenir for wuppertal
[ 2nd year, short project ]
01_product complexity 08_vita
copyright Lisa Toepfer
[ 3rd year ]
07_graduation project
ironing kit
[ 5th year ]
lisa.toepfer@gmail.com +49 (0) 179 1070 762
3. product complexity_01
copyright
Wouldn‘t it be perfect if copying was simple?
[ 3rd year ]
4. teamwork with andrea schöllgen and simone
wittmann in cooperation with visonlabs and
product complexity 01_
copyright
TASK
Puplic devices should be intuitive and easy to use.
Especially copying machines are often highly complex
and hard to understand for non-experts.
Our incentive was to develop a new copying
machine with updated technologies and a simple form
language which guides users with different
proficiencies through the copying process.
5. complex handling
unclear interface
high toner consumption
high rate of incorrect copies product complexity 01_
copyright
no place for storage RESEARCH
different user groups
extensive service
6. research | concepts | moodboards | design | 3d modelling | model-making | presentation
01_
DESIGN PROCESS
7. user level
form language
intuitive handling
simplicity
01_
With its linear and structured body the copier
„copyright“ guides the user step by step
through the copying process.
8. 01_
In using a 3 line CCD sensor scanner, there are
positive economic improvements for the investor too.
Uniting a simple form language with the latest technologies
the copier enables easy and fast copying.
9. Three service levels guide you through the process.
In each you have the chance to activate the digital
preview, guiding you through every step
and providing the ideal overview.
01_
10. card-paying-system
01_
visible paper
level
integrated USB-port (scan and print)
12. 01_
select, copy and
handling_ simple, intuitive, step by step assistance enjoy your results
13. packaging_02
a souvenir for wuppertal
Do you know any souvenirs you would like to buy?
[ 2nd year / short project ]
14. packaging 02_
a souvenir for wuppertal
Most souvenirs are boring, cheesy or don‘t
reflect the character of the city.
15. 02_
Culinary specialities are popular souvenirs.
Discover this cake-mix as a souvenir for Wuppertal!
Typically „bergisch“ - smart and tasty!
Team-project with Andrea Schöllgen
17. 02_
Using the integrated bowl, the cake mix is
easy to prepare and can be served in minutes.
Just remove the outer sleeve, add water, stir
and bake - finished!
As a keepsake, you retain the original recipe
sticker to add to your cookbook.
18. Usability_03
SnoozeMe.
What if you could take your alarm clock with you into bed?
[ 2nd year ]
20. 03_
change music settings
Screen bevor Einstellung
on/off
time alarm
music
Symbole drücken Über Plus- und Minustasten zu gewünschten Nach erfolgreicher
Titel wechseln. Auswahl Symbol
Aktuelle Displayanzeige wiederum drücken
push button
push button
wechselt in Modus
switch title kurz Titels leuchtetplus or
Nr. des jeweiligen pressing auf
und Lied wird
by angespielt. um Menü zu verlassen
plus and minus to edit settings minus button 10 Titeln wählen,
Man kann zwischen to exit
die can choose between 10 titles
you bereits gespeichert sind. edit-mode
model making and interface considerations
26. Adaptability_04
Miko.
What if you could create your own bathroom cabinet?
[ 3rd year ]
27. 04_
changing function
always
The bathroom is the area for body care. it is a living,
ritualistic space and a room for healthiness too.
It needs to adapt to different situations and fulfill various functions.
bathroom_ transforming the function from a utility room to a living room My project is based on the problem of arranging
storage to make the bathroom to a living room.
35. Experimental_05
inspiration source octopus
A project without designing?
[ 4th year / art based project ]
36. water
flexibility
adaptable
entangle
filigree
05_
streamlined
change
tentacel
Inspiration source Octopus_ We were asked to get away from design thinking & processes to begin experimenting with this theme
39. Multidisciplinary_06
Hospital Gown
A gown that fits your stay?
[ studies abroad 4th year ]
40. In cooperation with Hill-Rom - an
innovator of medical equipment
and medical devices - we were
asked to think about a new hospital
gown to reduce the occurrence of
bedsores.
NURSES HILL - ROM
HOSPITAL GOWN
06_
MATERIAL / SIENCE INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
As Industrial Designers we wanted
to generate improvements for
patients and their care givers.
BUSINESS FASHION
multidisziplinary project in cooperation with Hill-Rom und live well
41. - natural vs synthetic
- eco-friendly
material
- storing/ delivering gown(s) - biodegradable
- where are the materials coming from?
suplly
closet manufacturing - packaging/ presentation of gown
- one gown or multiple gowns?
cart
- presentation and packaging
distribution
- multiple sizes and clothing options nurse station
LIABILITY AND
- gown waiting on bed for patient (?)
REVENUE
PATIENT CARE GIVER hospital
RELATIONSHIP housekeeping
- ecofriendly look/ natural fibres
laundry 06_
- dignity/ emotional recycling
- comfort gown/ material - keep beneficial porperties
patient
- sizing - how many times per gown
- produce new gown
- strength dirty laundry - produce other tems
storage
MRI/ xray - sensation of material
- cost
- same gown can be used - how are used gowns strored
- process/ location
- separation of bio-hazard?
live-cycle of a hospital gown_sustainable opportunities
42. CURRENT ANATOMY OF A GOWN PRESSURE ULCER POINTS
ONE SIZE FITS NONE
06_
research_gaining insights / interview at Good Samaritan Hospital
43. IMMOBILE PARTIALLY MOBILE MOBILE
06_
Backless „let the matress do its work“ Half Back „protect patient dignity“ Shirt and Pants „increasing patient mobilty“
• Reduces bunching and shear • Reduces bunching and shear • Wicks Moisture – Seacell
• Wicks Moisture – Seacell • Wicks Moisture – Seacell • Most Natural
• Energizing colors • Energizing colors • Energizing colors
• Nurse/Patient Friendly • Nurse/Patient Friendly • Nurse/Patient Friendly
• Pockets for Personal Use • Pockets for Personal Use • Pockets for Personal Use
• Backless-able
gown collection [systematic sizing and easy access]_simplify nurses‘ procedure / promotion patient dignity / prevent pressure ulcers
44. IMMOBILE
Open Back
“I’d wake up with the
gown wrapped around
my neck from tossing
and turning. - Patient
”
Pockets:
“Patients are always
using their cell phone
and iPod. - Nurse
”
No bunching:
“Bunching fabric just
makes things worse. ” 06_
– Nurse
Special Needs:
• Must be Easy on/off for nurses
• Completely open back
• Appropriate amount of material
- big enough to cover
- not too much to bunch
• Must be checked often
Gown for immobile patients_Backless
45. PARTIALLY MOBILE
Aesthetic placement:
“Don’t take away my snaps.
”
Full Modesty:
“There is nothing
more demeaning
than having your
butt hanging out.
”
-Patient
Specialized materials:
“Both shear and fiction
are increased in the
presence of moisture. ” 06_
–Acute and Chronic
Wounds
Special Needs:
• Backless-able when laying down
• A place for her telemetry unit
• A pocket for her cell phone
• Comfort when sitting up in bed often
Gown for partially mobile patients_Half Back
46. 06_
• Allows Patient to Sit Upright while Reducing
Pressure Ulcer Formation
• Can Fit Any Patient – retrofit tech.
• Reduces Shear Friction
• Nurse/Patient Friendly
• Adds to Patient Emotional Security
• Sleek Design
• Adds Therapeutic Value
• Increases Patient Comfort
Inflatable Coverlet for partially mobile patients_ Inflated sections increase comfort and reduce shear friction.
47. MOBILE
Closer to street clothes:
“We encourage them to
get into regular clothes
as soon as possible. ”
-Nurse
SeaCell Back:
Full back is
covered in active
material.
Full Coverage:
“Men really don’t know how
to wear gowns. We get
Masculine ID:
flashed often. - Nurse
”
“Sometimes 06_
they resist our
care to hold
on to feelings
of control. –
”
Special Needs:
Nurse
• Feelings of control with nurse access
• Full leg coverage to him keep warm
• Garments that are easy for him to put on.
• Motivation to get go through therapy.
gown for mobile patients_shirt and pants
48. 1/3 the friction of cotton
Silicone based coating on cotton fibers
Improved abrasion resistance
Improved comfort with minor additional 06_
cost
FRICTION FREE COTTON
Antimicrobial and Healing
Seaweed extracts promote production
of glucosaminoglycans, which
accelerates healing process of skin.
material consideration_ the colors indicate localized smart materials
49. graduation project_07
ironing kit
How could ironing look in the near future?
[ final thesis project 5th year ]
50. 07_
MARKET SITUATION
You can find a wide but differentiated range
of products on the market. Although both
products are interdependant, there isn‘t any
product relation between them.
51. THE MAIN PROBLEMS ARE:
• seperate storage
• weight/ transport
• placement/ positioning
• cable length
• (temperature/steam) settings
• water refill
• cooling/ heating
07_
RESEARCH
Visually, ironboards don‘t fit in the living
room context and the complex handling is time
basic premise_almost everybody dislikes ironing intensive and brings too much restrictions with it.
55. 07_
iconic and ergonomic simple and intuitive rich in contrast shining through display
design_inspired by moods / defining forms, materials and colors
69. WUPPERTAL
EDUCATION AND WORKING EXPERIENCE
DÜSSELDORF JENA
Okt 2004 - Sep 2009 industrial design at University of Wuppertal
ULM
[ studies ] graduation diploma (1,6)
CINCINNATI
graduated with distinction
www.uwid.de SAN FRANCISCO
Sep 2007 - Apr 2009 member of the students council
Mar 2005 - Sep 2009 student tutor
Mar 2008 - Sep 2008 student assistant (faculty staff)
Sep 08 - Apr 09 senior exchange student at (DAAP)
[ foreign experiences ] University of Cincinnati, Ohio
www.daap.uc.edu
08_
Aug 1995 - Jul 2003 high school, Gymnasium Am Anger
[ school ] A-Level (2,0)
Aug 1991 - Jun 1995 primary school, Heinrich-Heine
freelance work internship ID internship ID internship ID internship CD
Sep 2009 - present Jan 2009 - Apr 2009 Sep 2007 - Feb 2008 Sep - Nov 2003 Jul - Aug 2001
Jena San Francisco Düsseldorf Ulm Jena
BioConform GmbH SMART DESIGN SQUARE ONE DESIGN BUSSE DESIGN Hoppe GmbH
BioConform
70. SOFTWARE SKILLS
Adobe Suite Ps, Ai, Id
Solid Works
Corel Draw
ScetchBookPro
Hypershot
Microsoft Office Suite
LANGUAGE about me_
German - native speaker
Thank you!
English - fluently
NATIONALITY DATE AND CITY OF BIRTH
german december 11th 1984 / Jena / Germany
RESIDENT
Friedrich-Ebert-Str. 30
42103 Wuppertal
Germany
lisa.toepfer@gmail.com +49 (0) 179 1070 762 skype: lisa.toepfer
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Hospital gown
[ 4th year ]
05_experimental
light
04_adaptability
Miko.
[ 4th year, art based project ]
[ 3rd year ]
03_usability
SnoozeMe.
[ 2nd year ]
02_packaging
content_
souvenir for wuppertal
[ 2nd year, short project ]
01_product complexity 08_vita
copyright Lisa Toepfer
[ 3rd year ]
07_graduation project
ironing kit
[ 5th year ]
lisa.toepfer@gmail.com +49 (0) 179 1070 762](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)