John McGillin

Objective || Create a better - more intuitive, temperature controlled and convenient, carrying case for an Epipen®, a lifesaving device carried by many of the 4% of american’s with severe food and environmental allergies.

Execution || product and infographic design - surveyed over 400 people through online research, and observed and documented over 300 people experience prototype. Early sketches were developed into 13 physical iterations, which were evolved into the final prototype for senior thesis.

Results || Exploring commercialization of allergy response case to improve the lives of those with allergies and those who care about them.

• Industrial Design
• Service Design
• Non-Profit
• Soft Goods