An interactive book that distracts children from feared needle procedures and a refillable wash kit for the homeless feature in our latest school show by students at Nottingham Trent University.
The show also includes a redesigned first aid kit, aiming to build user's confidence in managing injuries and a collection of sculptural desk items to combat the daily aches and pains of sitting at a desk.

Nottingham Trent University
School: Nottingham Trent University, School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment

Courses: BA (Hons) Furniture and Product Design, BA (Hons) Product Design and BSc (Hons) Product Design

Tutors: Dr Rebecca Gamble, James Dale, Chris Lamerton, Fiona Davidson, Grant Baker and Dr Joseph Stewart School statement:
"The Product Design courses at Nottingham Trent University support students to develop a thorough understanding of the needs of users, markets and manufacturers to innovate, develop and test their designs from the first preliminary sketch through to the manufacture of fully functional prototypes.
"Our studio-based culture shapes a collaborative learning environment in which students develop their style, vision and philosophy, designing goods, systems, services, furniture, homeware and technology to enrich our everyday lives. This year we celebrate our graduates' work in a curated virtual exhibition, design process film and digital brochures. It will launch on our NTU Design Industries website on 1 July."

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