Electronic Thermometer for Ter.design lab
The design focuses on the poor psychological condition of people under the epidemic, and is eager to change this situation through design. The design team observed the interaction between people, objects and the environment through the continuous study of the actual scene, explored the subconscious psychology of users, and took it as the core of the project to help people relieve anxiety. This design hopes to make contributions to the fight against the epidemic through design.
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The team design the cordial and gentle product feeling shape, and try to make the whole temperature measurement process easy and fast. The team realized a subconscious psychological action that glancing at the display screen, a feeling of wanting to know current temperature. Therefore, it eliminates some anxiety in the process of temperature measurement by shifting the focus of the person being tested. The design use the principle of convex lens imaging to project the temperature number displayed by LED on the arm.
Thermometer, Projection, Medical, Health, Interaction, Sustainability, Electronic, Society
Statistics of the mean distance between the thermometer and the arm during temperature measurement. The design use the principle of convex lens imaging to magnify the temperature displayed by the LED and project it onto the arm of the tested person. Reduce production costs by using plastic injection molding processes to produce shells and assembly using common parts.
The team hope to change the temperature measurement experience with a sustainable design that can be immediately put into the market and has low cost. During the design process, team have been thinking about how to relieve people's anxiety and uneasiness in the process of temperature measurement under the epidemic through design. Finally, team found a kind of subconscious psychological action of the tested person and used it to relieve anxiety and uneasiness.
The project began in Zhengzhou in July 2020 and was completed in Shanghai in September 2020.
During using, the temperature will be projected onto the arm of the subject, thus shifting the subject's attention from the thermometer to the arm temperature. This will not only let the subject know the current temperature, but also reduce the excessive attention to the thermometer, thus eliminating the subject's anxiety. There is a two-way interaction between the thermometers and their subjects through a projection of temperature, a small projection of warmth gives a relaxation to the public under the epidemic.
People's way of life has changed under the pressure of the epidemic, and the invisible pressure has intensified in each temperature measurement. This design study hopes to improve the process. The core of the project is the unconscious behavior that people want to know the temperature when they measure the temperature and the sense of peace brought by the rounded curve, so that people can feel a warmth in the epidemic situation through the design.
In the environment of the epidemic, every temperature measurement seems to be a trial. During the constant simulation of the actual temperature measurement scene. The team realized a subconscious psychological action of the tested person that " glancing at the display screen, a feeling of wanting to know current temperature". Therefore, the design want to eliminate some anxiety in the process of temperature measurement by shifting the focus of the person being tested.
Warmth of Projection Electronic Thermometer has been a Iron winner in the Medical Devices and Medical Equipment Design award category in the year 2020 organized by the prestigious A' Design Award & Competition. The Iron A' Design Award is awarded to good designs that meet the rigorous professional and industrial standards set by the A' Design Awards. This recognition is reserved for works that demonstrate a solid understanding of design principles and show creativity within their execution. Recipients of the Iron A' Design Award are acknowledged for their practical innovations and contributions to their respective fields, providing solutions that improve quality of life and foster positive change. These designs are a testament to the skill and dedication of their creators, showcasing their ability to address real-world challenges through thoughtful design.
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Yan Yue was recognized with the coveted Iron A' Design Award in 2021, a testament to excellence of their work Warmth of Projection Electronic Thermometer.
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Yan Yue's "Warmth of Projection" is an innovative electronic thermometer designed to alleviate anxiety during temperature measurement, projecting the temperature onto the subject's arm to shift focus and provide a sense of warmth and relaxation. Completed in Shanghai in September 2020, the project aims to improve the temperature measurement process in the context of the epidemic, offering a sustainable and low-cost solution.
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