Medical Bin & Cover Re-design

Inspired by the historical visual progression of mainboards, we are looking for an innovative design to use as the back of a large shelving unit. We are looking for a design to go in a display case. The display case will then be used as a holder for glass shelves. Think of it almost like a glass bookshelf. Except, instead of the back being a cheap piece of board held on with tack nails like a shelf from IKEA, the back will be the design you come up with. Dimensions: 8ft wide 3ft high 1-3in deep The case is being used to display tech items. So we would like the design to reflect technology. Think mother board but on our scale. The original thought was to collect old motherboards, including ram and cpus. We were then going to lay them out on a 8x3 piece of plywood and glue them. Instead of this, we now want to get a design that a CNC machine can make. Material used: Wood and old metal. The design should induce a feeling of technological progression. So from left to right the design should transition from old circuit board tech, to current tech, to possible future tech (this part is open for interpretation) As an example, in the attached picture, the green part is what we want to replace with our 3D circuit board idea. Please note that the picture is just one from google and does not represent the actual shelf we are building The entire shelf will sit on top of a table, meaning that it will be at eye level for the average person.

End product is a flat pack clear (acrylic box) - without one side. 5 clear plastic sheets snap together to make a box without any tools and for it to be fairly easy to assemble and dismantle but when assembled for it to remain sturdy. Thickness of plastic sheet 3mm+ L50cm x H50cm x W50cm for box approx

The task at hand is to find an economic low cost method to manufacture and upholster adult dental chair soft goods. Quality and life of covering must be robust, 10+ year life. The dental chair soft goods typically consist of three major components; underlying support structure, many times this is a vacuum formed plastic element, the seat foam, and the upholstery itself (see attached photos). Dental chairs are normally divided into two main components; 1) The back structure, 2) The seating structure. Key to this design initiative, should include an alternate way of securing the leather to the underside of the chair. Most chairs currently utilize hundreds of staples to secure the fabric, this poses to problems: 1) High direct labor, 2) No way to easily replace the upholstery covering. We are seeking a new innovative design ideas for new methods of manufacture without using staples or typical snap fittings.

The design requires a clean simple method with minimized parts and manufacturing costs. Product is low volume, 250 to 500 pieces per year. We are interested in minimizing capital tooling costs. Design challenge is to design a keyboard slide platform that sits at a 32.5 degree angle (see attached documents). Keyboard slide needs to easily lock in upward position when not in use, and needs to easily be released and slide downward when in use. The keyboard slide is on a cart platform, so when the cart is being moved around, if it gets bumped, we do not want the keyboard slide to dislodge and slip into the down position.

We want a premium vintage design for our new product line. It represents, vintage, traditional, formal style, high-tech, metal finish for day to day rugged use. Type: Over-ear Bluetooth Premium Headphone Target Audience: 20- 50 year olds Competitors: Bose, Sennheiser, JBL, KEF, Marshall Kilburn Design: 90° swivel earcups, extendable, foldable headphone Material: Leather headband, metal earcups (Partially plastic is also welcome) Specification Details: Driver Unit: 40mm / 50mm Bluetooth and 3.5mm plug LED Indicators to show battery, Power button with light indicators, Volume button/s (But not limited to your design, please feel free to be creative) Any software is acceptable, if STL format file can be provided. Any further questions, please feel free to comment.