Scalp Cooling Cap - Sheffield Hallam University Research Archive

Creators:	UNVER, Ertu, BURKE, Patrick, HOWARD, Chris and SWANN, David
Abstract:	The project was funded by Technology Strategy Board with Smart Grant of £500,000 being awarded to Paxman Coolers Limited to support the design and develop a 2nd generation scalp cooling cap to meet the needs of a global market, together with improvements in efficacy and patient experience. The revised design conceived by the product design team additionally considered anthropometric data, 3D head scanning and 3D modelling to create an innovative solution that offers significant improvements in comfort and fit. The finalised design was named winner of the 'best product' at the healthcare Yorkshire and Humber Medilink Partnership with Academia Award 2016; Winner of West Midland Medilink Innovation Award (14 Jan 2016) and the Winner of MedTec Ireland Exhibitor Innovations Accolade Award (4-5 Oct 2015).
Item Type:	Artefact
Additional Information:	Each year 3.7 million people worldwide lose their hair through chemotherapy induced alopecia. Scalp cooling is an unique method that can reduce hair loss for patients undergoing chemotherapy treatments for cancer. The University of Huddersfield's product design team and Paxman Coolers have over two years co-designed a life enhancing 21st century scalp cooling cap that uses novel 3D printing technologies to improve the quality of life, health and self-esteem of patients.
Research Institute, Centre or Group - Does NOT include content added after October 2018:	Cultural Communication and Computing Research Institute > Art and Design Research Centre
Date:	2015
Funders:	Technology Strategy Board
ID Code:	12451
Deposited By:	David Swann
Deposited On:	15 Aug 2016 09:36
Last Modified:	18 Mar 2021 22:45

Creators:

UNVER, Ertu, BURKE, Patrick, HOWARD, Chris and SWANN, David

Abstract:

The project was funded by Technology Strategy Board with Smart Grant of £500,000 being awarded to Paxman Coolers Limited to support the design and develop a 2nd generation scalp cooling cap to meet the needs of a global market, together with improvements in efficacy and patient experience. The revised design conceived by the product design team additionally considered anthropometric data, 3D head scanning and 3D modelling to create an innovative solution that offers significant improvements in comfort and fit. The finalised design was named winner of the 'best product' at the healthcare Yorkshire and Humber Medilink Partnership with Academia Award 2016; Winner of West Midland Medilink Innovation Award (14 Jan 2016) and the Winner of MedTec Ireland Exhibitor Innovations Accolade Award (4-5 Oct 2015).

Item Type:

Artefact

Additional Information:

Each year 3.7 million people worldwide lose their hair through chemotherapy induced alopecia. Scalp cooling is an unique method that can reduce hair loss for patients undergoing chemotherapy treatments for cancer. The University of Huddersfield's product design team and Paxman Coolers have over two years co-designed a life enhancing 21st century scalp cooling cap that uses novel 3D printing technologies to improve the quality of life, health and self-esteem of patients.

Research Institute, Centre or Group - Does NOT include content added after October 2018:

Cultural Communication and Computing Research Institute > Art and Design Research Centre

Date:

2015

Funders:

Technology Strategy Board

ID Code:

12451

Deposited By:

David Swann

Deposited On:

15 Aug 2016 09:36

Last Modified:

18 Mar 2021 22:45