Keenan KeeleyProduct Design Portfolio

Keenan KeeleyXO Modo 01

One for One, XO3 - A medical cart for the whole world A group sponsored project with Modo medical carts - designing a cart to be used with a tablet pc. We chose One Laptop Per Child’s XO3 tablet, to be released in 2012. The XO3 tablet is intended as an educational tool; its function is based solely in the classroom. However its rugged, slim, and seamless design makes it ideal for a different application. XO3 Cart gives this device a new life, in medicine.

The price of one cart + tablet purchased in the developed world, pays for another cart + tablet to be sent to a clinic in the developing world. One for one.

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“I print out an order sheet and by the time I get to the patients’ room, their prescribed diet has changed.”

Aaron Cole, Dietary SpecialistProvidence Hospital, Oregon

“We saw 300 to 500 patients a day...computerization of health records would definitely have been helpful.”Isaac Thelin, University of Oregon PreMedMedical Teams International, Uganda

“Developing” World

Work surface

Storage

Cloud computing

“Developed” World

Inductive charging

Hard drive

Cloud computing

XO3Cart

Overflow of patients at a refugee camp clinic in Mbrara, Uganda where Isaac Thelin worked as a pharmacist.

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a Greet patientsb Catalogue Informationc Count pillsd Use work surface

How can a tablet PC save lives?

The XO3 tablet could not be more perfectly suited for the hospital environment. With wireless internet, an unbreakable glass screen, a sanitary monocoque shell, a digital camera allowing undocumented patients to be catalogued, GPS and possible language translation - this project is about seeing that potential and tapping into it.

Physical prototyping

Building sketch models throughout the design process as well as constructing a final prototype established the scale and practicality of the design. This part of the design process brought paper concepts into 3D space where they were measurable, testable, moveable, breakable, and alterable. The “paper clip” form was found to be an iconic and useful shape for grabbing a hold of and attaching things to.

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Bendable Polymer

Ferrite

Polyethelene Cast Aluminum

Stainless Steel

PC/ABS

Keenan KeeleyEuler Wetsuit 05

The Euler Wetsuit - A hydrodynamic wetsuit

A wetsuit that will enhance the efficiency of water flow to better conserve energy.

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Paddling (78min)

Waiting (39min)

Surfing (3min)

Out of a two hour surf session 65% of the experience was spent paddling.

“There is nothing worse than MISSING WAVES because you are TOO TIRED from the paddle out.”Sam Larson

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Chest plate guides water for maximum flow while paddling.

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Draft (flow)Drag (propel)

Directional scales on arms propel with swim stroke rotation.

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open cell neoprene closed cell neoprene

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Keenan KeeleyLight Drive 11

Light Drive - A 1tb digital storage device

Solid state drive storage device for the non-digital native.

Visual Communication the light panel fills with light as files are being saved to the drive visually communicating to the user when their files are finished saving.

Peace of Mindthe back lit panel visually shows the amount of data stored on the device while the computer is idling assuring the user their data is safe.

Visual Communication

Keenan KeeleyLight Drive 12

User Identity a self made man who takes pride in his image and his work. He knows that there is no time to second guess and fills every minute of his day. Whether it be his calming ritualistic mornings, nose to the grindstone work days, or illuminated evenings, he always gives nothing but his best.

Keenan KeeleyLight Drive 13

The triangle fills with light as files are being saved for visual assurance

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physical prototype

University of Oregon,BFA in Product Design, June 2011,Bachelor of Science, Material and Product Studies, June 2010

Oregon State University Cascades Campus,Design and Fine Arts 2006-2008.

Experience2011-Present Intern - Studio Gorm2010-Present Intern - Von Tundra2005-2010 Designed & Built Custom Furniture - First Impression Home Design2006-2009 Custom Doors and Cabinets - Bear Creek Doors

Skills- Advanced Woodworking- Model Making- Rapid Prototyping- Hand Drawing & Rendering

- Adobe Creative Suite - Rhino CAD/CAM- Vacumm Forming- Mold Making & Slip Casting

Recognition2011 International Contemporary Funiture Fair, Javits Center, New York City2010 White Box Exhibit, White Stag Building, Portland Oregon2009 LaVerne Krause Exhibit, University of Oregon, Eugene Oregon2009 President of IDSA, University of Oregon Chapter, Eugene Oregon

ReferencesJohn Arndt, Studio Gorm: jarndt@uoregon.edu

Dan Anderson, Von Tundra: dan@vontundra.com

2738 Ne 7th Ave.Portland, Oregon 97212

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