Mechanical Product Design Engineer! Micro blogging about user interaction, product development and general design waffle...

UK
Joined July 2010
Love this toothpaste label - let's roll it out across all products
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A typical European car is parked 92% of the time. It spends 1/5th of its driving time looking for parking. Its 5 seats only move 1.5 people. 86% of its fuel never reaches the wheels, & most of the energy that does, moves the car, not people. Sound efficient? HT @circulareconomy
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Today I learned that stadiums can have different ads depending on channel and country.
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Lara Lewington
@LaraLewington22 Nov 2021
The solar panels of the future: bbc.co.uk/news/av/technology…
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We never thought we’d see the day: Apple will offer parts, tools, and software to DIY fixers starting next year. There are some catches, but we’re thrilled to see Apple admit what we’ve always known: Everyone’s enough of a Genius to fix an iPhone: bit.ly/3chZSHQ
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Major retailers have been too slow to take action. Those who fail to adapt will be our future dinosaurs. #TurnOffThePlasticTap
Am tagging the supermarket, so they know we are watching🧐. This is @sainsburys RT, if you won't come shopping. #EndPlasticPollution
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Knock knock, hello, anyone here? Can you have a look at this if you own/run/manage one of the 1,000s of massive buildings in the U.K. with wasted space on the roof.
This warehouse in the Netherlands 🇳🇱 has 13,000 #solar panels. It makes four times the energy it uses. We have solutions to the #climatecrisis, let's implement them. #GreenNewDeal #ActOnClimate #climate #energy #ClimateStrike #go100re
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Autodesk Fusion
@adskFusion21 May 2020
Download this E-book to explore how Generative Design is redefining what's possible in the Future of Manufacturing! autode.sk/35VUupF
“Pro-city, not anti-car!” Transforming parking & curbing cars on the “finest street in England” to make room for widening sidewalks & pop-up cycleways, plus more 20mph streets, & more! @carltonreid in @Forbes on Newcastle’s big #COVID19 street rethink. forbes.com/sites/carltonreid…
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“First proper look at James Dyson’s failed electric car as entrepreneur tops Sunday Times Rich List for first time.” driving.co.uk/news/business/…
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Have Mercedes F1 just demonstrated how much the pharmaceutical & medical equipment industry is ripping everyone off? 7 days to develop this C.P.A.P. machine for Coronavirus victims, 7 Days. Shame on big Pharma. Well done Mercedes, Thank you. bbc.com/news/health-52087002
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🔵 GIVEAWAY 🔵 To celebrate the success of our App, we are giving away a retro 1987 #LCFC shirt! To win, simply: 1⃣ Download the LCFCFoxes App by tomorrow 2⃣ Retweet this tweet Good luck! #LCFC

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This warehouse in the Netherlands 🇳🇱 has 13,000 #solar panels. It makes four times the energy it uses. We have solutions to the #climatecrisis, let's implement them. #GreenNewDeal #ActOnClimate #climate #energy #ClimateStrike #go100re
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Since 2015, households have reduced how much food they throw away by 400,000 tonnes - that's enough food to fill the Royal Albert Hall eight times! 😱 @LFHW_UK are encouraging us to make the most of the food we have at home with #FlungTogetherFood - bit.ly/2F1EOF2
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Since May 2018, over 1 million bottles have been recycled in reverse vending machines at Iceland stores. Have you used one yet?
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Business Insider
@BusinessInsider25 Jan 2020
The iPod went from being Apple's hit product to being basically nonexistent
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“Physicists Have Identified a Metal That Conducts Electricity But Not Heat.” sciencealert.com/physicists-…
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This charming conical flask-carrying robot was created by a 3D printer capable of printing with multiple different materials, at a speed and level of detail that was previously impossible. And in the future it could have some, well, slightly more useful applications...
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