Joint Second: Lucy Martlew The Light Bulb Changer is designed to help people who are less dexterous, disabled or have difficulties using a step ladder to change a light bulb. This innovative product has a silicon finger print grip on the claw providing a strong and safe way to hold the bulb;
And the runners up were... Joint Second: James Delve The Boiling Mug is intended to challenge many of the issues associated with ageing, such as problems with manual dexterity. Additionally the product is intended to reinvent the way in which we think about creating a hot drink, while increasing the energy efficiency of
We are delighted to announce that sixth form student, Glenn Crombie has won first prize in The Future Perfect Company and Collyer’scompetition to encourage young designers to think about the challenges that an ageing population presents – and to create innovative, attractive and aspirational designs that allow people to continue to live enjoyable, active and
We are delighted to announce that the winner of the "Designing for the Future" competition is BA (Hons) 3D Design second year student, Harry Trimble. Harry won first prize in The Future Perfect Company and University of Brighton competition to encourage designers to think about the challenges that an ageing population presents – and to
What happens when you get a lot of passionate, creative people in one place? They start to re-design the world. This is what happened at an event organised by Enabled by Design last week at the London Design Museum. Enabled by Design set up by Denise Stephens in 2008 aims to challenge the one-size-fits-all
