The ultimate swimmer
Skeletal models of a conceptual human adapted to swim most efficiently, taking inspiration from the webbed feet of frogs and the flexible spines of dolphins.
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Project
Human foetus with bat-like wings
The group was interested in exploring what the anatomy would look like if a human were able to fly. This led to the idea of integrating the human skeleton with the wings of a bat, the only known flying mammal. Their display featured a model of a bat cave showcasing the embryological development of the
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The “Eye-opener”
The group designed a headband with moveable prosthetic eyes at the back of the head to provide 360o vision, incorporating the anatomy of the orbit into a wearable device. Their display featured a timeline of initial design sketches, prototypes and failed prints, and the final product.
Anatomy of an Egyptian god
The group was interested in exploring the skeletal anatomy of an ancient Egyptian god, drawing inspiration from the artistic designs of Ra (God of the Sun) and Isis (Goddess of Healing) which incorporated anatomical features of both humans and birds, particularly the integration of avian wings into the human thoracic skeleton. Their display featured a
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