Fixaspine - Improve your posture every day
(2022) In Diploma work IDEM05 20221Industrial Design
- Abstract
- The project started out with professor Fredrik Nilsson 
 reaching out to the school on the behalf of a company
 called Fixaspine. They were developing a product that
 aims to improve the neck posture and were interested in
 collaborating on improving the current iteration of their
 prototype. I reached out and a collaboration was made
 
 An initial meeting was conducted where it was concluded that usability, aesthetics and better information about
 neck problems was the focus of the project.
 
 Knowledge about the subject was obtained throught
 talking to physiotherapist Eva Ekesbo and conducting a
 literary research. Extensive user testing with the current
 prototype was done, including a phone interview with
 a patient and... (More)
- The project started out with professor Fredrik Nilsson 
 reaching out to the school on the behalf of a company
 called Fixaspine. They were developing a product that
 aims to improve the neck posture and were interested in
 collaborating on improving the current iteration of their
 prototype. I reached out and a collaboration was made
 
 An initial meeting was conducted where it was concluded that usability, aesthetics and better information about
 neck problems was the focus of the project.
 
 Knowledge about the subject was obtained throught
 talking to physiotherapist Eva Ekesbo and conducting a
 literary research. Extensive user testing with the current
 prototype was done, including a phone interview with
 a patient and several in-person user testing sessions
 where observation and questions were asked.
 
 With that information considerations to the design was
 made and a new shape was developed and 3d printed.
 
 The result is a posture sensing necklace with improved
 ergonomics and usability. Accompanying the product is
 packaging that communicates the intent of the product,
 instructions that makes the product easy to use and
 the Fixaspine app that adds statistics and additional
 information about postural problems. (Less)
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    - author
- Engström, Axel
- supervisor
- organization
- course
- IDEM05 20221
- year
- 2022
- type
- H2 - Master's Degree (Two Years)
- subject
- publication/series
- Diploma work
- report number
- LUT-DVIDE/EX--22/50599-SE
- other publication id
- ISRN
- language
- English
- id
- 9088137
- date added to LUP
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@misc{9088137,
  abstract     = {{The project started out with professor Fredrik Nilsson 
reaching out to the school on the behalf of a company 
called Fixaspine. They were developing a product that 
aims to improve the neck posture and were interested in 
collaborating on improving the current iteration of their 
prototype. I reached out and a collaboration was made
An initial meeting was conducted where it was concluded that usability, aesthetics and better information about 
neck problems was the focus of the project.
Knowledge about the subject was obtained throught 
talking to physiotherapist Eva Ekesbo and conducting a 
literary research. Extensive user testing with the current 
prototype was done, including a phone interview with 
a patient and several in-person user testing sessions 
where observation and questions were asked.
With that information considerations to the design was 
made and a new shape was developed and 3d printed.
The result is a posture sensing necklace with improved 
ergonomics and usability. Accompanying the product is 
packaging that communicates the intent of the product, 
instructions that makes the product easy to use and 
the Fixaspine app that adds statistics and additional 
information about postural problems.}},
  author       = {{Engström, Axel}},
  language     = {{eng}},
  note         = {{Student Paper}},
  series       = {{Diploma work}},
  title        = {{Fixaspine - Improve your posture every day}},
  year         = {{2022}},
}