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DESIGN CONTINUUM INC
1220 WASHINGTON STREET
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www.dcontinuum.com
Contact:
Karin Pespisa
Design Continuum Inc.
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Courtney Harris
U.S. Genomics
781.937.5550
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
DESIGN CONTINUUM DELIVERS FIVE NEW
INSTRUMENTS TO U.S. GENOMICS
Trilogy Single Molecule Analyzers to be Placed in Top Life Sciences Research Labs
BOSTON, Mass. — (BUSINESS WIRE)—
December 16, 2003— Design Continuum Inc.
today announced it has delivered five Trilogy
Single Molecule Analyzers to U.S. Genomics in
Woburn, Mass. In the first quarter of 2004, the
second generation, single molecule analysis
machines will be placed in some of the country’s
leading genetics research labs. The new
machines improve on their predecessors by
increasing the rate of sample throughput from 50
to 500 samples per day, which decreases the cost
per test and will speed researchers in their study
of diseases, their origins and pathways.
Using U.S. Genomics’ patented technology, the Trilogy Single Molecule Analyzer enables life
scientists to detect and analyze a diverse array of biological molecules including DNA, RNA and
proteins.
“These new Single Molecule Analysis instruments build on Design Continuum’s strength as an
engineering partner capable of designing systems that make complex technologies easy to use,”
said Stephen P. DeFalco, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, U.S. Genomics. “The Trilogy
Instruments will enable life sciences researchers to directly analyze and quantitate single
molecules of DNA, RNA and proteins without amplification, saving time and cost.”
Engineering Challenges
To productize U.S. Genomics’ sophisticated scientific analysis system, Design Continuum’s
engineers and designers first visited academic and pharmaceutical research labs to measure the
space available and to observe the needs of researchers working with lab equipment. They
considered how the machine fits into the workflow of a lab and what other equipment is used in
the vicinity.
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They then created a freestanding workstation designed for easy installation and use within a lab
environment, and reconfigured the single molecule analysis system to fit inside the enclosure.
This required building in vibration control to stabilize the optics, ensuring thermal stability by
keeping heat sources away from the optics, and aligning the optics by folding the five laser beams
in each machine with a series of mirrors.
Using motion control and automation technologies, Design Continuum’s engineers designed a
sample delivery system that makes it easier for researchers to place samples into the machine.
Once the samples are placed, computer controls automatically move the samples precisely
through the analysis process. The sample delivery system is carefully calibrated with the optical
systems to provide precision analysis and maximum sample throughput.
“U.S. Genomics presented our team with the type of engineering challenges that most engineers
would love to work on,” said Mark West, Principal Mechanical Engineer at Design Continuum.
“This project had all of the elements that keep engineers thinking through the night – mechanics,
optics, fluidics and electronics – all to enable a technology platform that is moving life sciences
researchers closer to realizing breakthrough therapies for the healthcare industry.”
About U.S. Genomics, Inc.
U.S. Genomics is a leading marketer and developer of technologies that allow genetics, functional
genomics, and diagnostic analysis to be performed at the single molecule level. The company’s
GeneEngine™ technology platform can analyze individual molecules of DNA, RNA, and
proteins without the need for amplification and combines advances in nanofluidics, optical
engineering, and novel labeling strategies. The technology has life sciences applications in the
areas of research, drug discovery and development, and diagnostics, and longer term it will
provide a platform to advance our understanding of diseases in order to tailor drug development.
Founded in 1997, U.S. Genomics is located in Woburn, Massachusetts. For more information,
please visit www.usgenomics.com.
About Design Continuum, Inc.
Design Continuum designs the products and brands that people love to use. Since 1983, the
company has helped businesses worldwide drive tangible business value through design. With
locations in Boston, Milan and Seoul, Design Continuum's clients include Andersen Windows,
BMW, General Motors, Master Lock, Moen, Procter & Gamble, Samsung, TOTO USA and
medical companies including Aspect Medical Systems and Roche Diagnostics. For more
information, visit www.dcontinuum.com, e-mail [email protected] or call (800) 625-5115.
All trademarks, service marks and company names are the property of their respective owners.
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DESIGN CONTINUUM CEO GIANFRANCO ZACCAI ELECTED TO ICSID
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Designer to Focus on Design for Sustainable Global Development
BOSTON, Mass. – OCTOBER 9, 2003—Design Continuum, Inc. today announced the election of its
founder and CEO Gianfranco Zaccai to the International Council of Societies of Industrial Design
(ICSID) Board of Directors at their biannual World Congress held this September in Hanover, Germany.
During his tenure, Zaccai plans to focus on increasing the impact of design on sustainable development
and economic revitalization. Zaccai will concentrate his efforts in two areas: the role that design and
innovation must play in leading an economic recovery in the developed world, and to stimulate economic
opportunities leveraging design within and for developing nations through corporate initiatives.
“We live in a time of both risk and opportunity” said Zaccai. “As industrial designers we must expand our
focus to the creation of compelling products and services that improve the lives and well being of all
people in a borderless and multicultural world.”
Zaccai previously served on the ICSID Board of Directors from 1991 through 1995. During his current
tenure he will serve as the Board’s Treasurer.
About ICSID
Headquartered in Helsinki, Finland, the International Council of Societies of Industrial Design (ICSID)
was established in 1957 to advance the discipline of industrial design at the international level. ICSID is a
non-profit, non-governmental organization supported by over 150,000 members within professional,
promotional, educational, associate and corporate societies on all continents. For more information, visit
www.icsid.org or call +358.9.696.22.90.
About Design Continuum
Design Continuum designs the products and brands that people love to use. Since 1983, the company has
helped businesses worldwide drive tangible business value through design. With locations in Boston,
Milan and Seoul, Design Continuum's clients include Andersen Windows, BMW, General Motors,
Master Lock, Moen, Procter & Gamble, Samsung, TOTO USA and medical companies including Aspect
Medical Systems and Roche Diagnostics. For more information, visit www.dcontinuum.com, e-mail
[email protected] or call (800) 625-5115.
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DESIGN CONTINUUM WINS IDEA AWARDS
BusinessWeek and IDSA Laud the Best and Hottest Designs of 2003
BOSTON, Mass. — (BUSINESS WIRE)—June 27, 2003— Design Continuum Inc., Design
Continuum Srl., and their clients today were awarded three Industrial Design Excellence Awards
(IDEA) in a competition co-sponsored by BusinessWeek and the Industrial Designers Society of
America (IDSA.) IDEA awards recognize five areas of industrial design excellence: design
innovation, benefit to the user, benefit to the business, ecological responsibility, and appropriate
aesthetics and appeal. The winning projects are highlighted in a special issue of BusinessWeek on
newsstands June 27.
Design Continuum received awards for two outstanding pieces of client work as well as an
ongoing design research program that it sponsors at Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York:
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Polaroid Mio: Silver Award Winner
The Polaroid Mio from Polaroid Corporation is
designed to fit between the Polaroid iZone and larger
format Polaroid cameras, for both camera size and
picture size. It is a simple, ‘one button’ camera, and is
specifically designed to appeal to younger consumers
with active lifestyles.
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Campingaz Azzuro: Bronze Award Winner
The Campingaz Azzuro is designed to provide
consumers with an expanded grill experience.
Campingaz had developed a unique lighting chamber
concept, and the Azzuro became the first charcoal
barbecue to allow both vertical rotisserie-cooking as
well as horizontal grilling.
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Syracuse Synergy Project: Bronze Award Winner
Recognizing a gap in strategy-based undergraduate
design curricula in the US, Syracuse University’s
Synergy Project’s long-term objective was to invent a
fundamentally new curriculum for tomorrow’s leaders
to experience and embrace holistic, multidisciplinary
design. Synergy is based on the concept that the best
solutions are generated through the collaboration of
people from a wide range of professional disciplines.
Design Continuum designs the products and brands that people love to use. Since 1983, the
locations in Boston, Milan and Seoul, Design Continuum's clients include Andersen Windows,
BMW, General Motors, MasterLock, Moen, Procter & Gamble, Samsung, TOTO USA and
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FIVE COMPANIES PLAN FOR THE FUTURE BY ENGAGING DESIGN CONTINUUM
FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
BOSTON, Mass. — (BUSINESS WIRE)—April 2, 2003—Whether it’s innovative new
product design, research to better understand consumer needs, or futuristic concept development,
many companies are preparing for economic recovery by engaging the research, design and
development services of Design Continuum Inc. The company today announced five contracts
with companies in the automotive, consumer products, industrial and health care industries.
“We chose Design Continuum for their expertise in capturing and integrating the critical elements
of an innovative product. In our case, those elements included brilliance and approachability,”
explained Chip Leveille, Affymetrix’ Senior Director, Corporate Marketing, Instrumentation. “We
asked Design Continuum to make our flagship GeneChip® Scanner 3000 empowering and easy for
scientists to use. And the feedback we’re getting from customers indicates that we hit the target.”
Contracts announced today by Design Continuum include:
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Affymetrix (Nasdaq: AFFX): Dynamic design language for the GeneChip Scanner
3000, an instrument about the size of a personal computer used to analyze GeneChip®
brand microarrays for complex genetic analysis.
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General Motors (NYSE: GM, GMH): Design and innovation of vehicle enablers
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MadWaves Ltd: Design and product innovation on the MadPlayer™ hand-held music studio
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Mija Industries: Engineering of En-Gauge™, the system that brings wireless monitoring
capabilities to fire extinguishers for fire alarm and security systems
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TOTO USA, Inc.: Industrial design of high-performance plumbing fixtures for the
world’s largest toilet manufacturer
“We’re seeing an increase in companies planning for the future by engaging in new design and
development projects,” said Kory Kolligian, Chief Operating Officer at Design Continuum.
“Some are preparing for a healthier economy by investing in innovation. Others are looking to
drive down costs and enhance the profitability of existing product lines. Design Continuum is
helping them execute on both strategies in a way that drives business results.”
As a result, Design Continuum’s revenues have increased 20 percent during the last 12 months.
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Design Continuum Inc. designs the products and brands that people love to use. Since 1983, the
offices in Boston, Milan and Seoul, Design Continuum’s clients include Andersen Windows,
BMW, General Motors, MasterLock, Moen, Procter & Gamble, Samsung, TOTO USA and
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Contacts:
Karin Pespisa
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Emily Anderson
Aspect Medical Systems
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DESIGN CONTINUUM AND ASPECT MEDICAL SYSTEMS RECEIVE CATALYST
AWARD FOR BUSINESS RESULTS
Design & Business Catalyst Award Co-sponsored by BusinessWeek and the Industrial
Designers Society of America
MONTEREY, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 19, 2002—Design
Continuum Inc. and Aspect Medical Systems will receive this year’s only
Design & Business Catalyst Award, the first annual award to measure the
business results of design. The Design & Business Catalyst Award is cosponsored by the Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA) and
BusinessWeek. The award will be presented Saturday, July 20, at the 2002
IDSA National Conference & Design Gallery in Monterey.
The Design & Business Catalyst Award
captures data on design impact and demonstrates that design is
fundamentally woven into business success. It is the sister award
to the coveted annual Industrial Design Excellence Award
(IDEA), which reviews the year’s best designs. Because new
products need a few years to gain traction in the market, the 2002
Design & Business Catalyst Award was chosen from IDEA
winners from 1997, 1998 and 1999. The Aspect Medical Systems
A-2000 BIS Monitor was a 1999 bronze winner in the Medical & Scientific category, and is the
sole recipient of the first Design & Business Catalyst Award.
Aspect introduced BIS technology in 1996 as the first commercially available, direct measure of
the effects of anesthetics on the brain and consciousness. The A-2000 BIS Monitor was
introduced to the market in March 1998, and has since:
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Grown to an installed base of approximately 13,400 monitors
Been used to assess more than 5.5 million patients
Been incorporated into clinical practice at 60 percent of the top-ranked U.S. hospitals
(based on a U.S. News & World Report ranking of best hospitals)
Been installed in more than 26 percent of hospitals in the U.S.
Become 65% less expensive to manufacture than the previous model
Expanded international sales into 160 countries
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“Aspect’s BIS monitor was singled out for this prestigious award because of the design and
development focus on driving usability and convenience into the technology while keeping cost
and complexity to a minimum,” said Gianfranco Zaccai, President and CEO of Design
Continuum. “This is the epitome of good user-focused and business-focused design.”
Design Continuum will also receive six IDEA awards, joining the ranks of some of the largest
and best-known corporations in the world. IDEA award winners were selected from 1,116 entries
submitted this year from corporations in 17 different countries.
About Aspect Medical Systems, Inc.
Aspect Medical Systems (NASDAQ: ASPM) is a global market leader in brain monitoring
technology. To date, Aspect’s Bispectral Index (BIS) technology has been used to assess more
than 5.5 million patients and has been the subject of more than 1050 published articles and
abstracts. BIS is currently in use in the ORs and ICUs of more than 60 percent of the best-ranked
hospitals with operating rooms in the U.S. (based on a U.S. News & World Report ranking of best
hospitals) and is available in more than 160 countries. Aspect has secured OEM agreements with
the six largest manufacturers of patient monitoring systems and partnerships with six of the
largest group purchasing organizations in the United States. Based in Newton, Mass., Aspect
employs more than 220 people worldwide. For more information, visit Aspect’s web site at
http://www.aspectmedical.com.
About Continuum
Design Continuum Inc. is an international design firm that identifies opportunities and brings
consumer, technology and medical innovations to a state of market readiness. The company
leverages user-focused research to guide product design and development toward successful
commercialization. Since 1983, Continuum has extended the research, design and development
capabilities of companies worldwide including Andersen Windows, Aspect Medical Systems,
BMW, Master Lock, Moen, Procter & Gamble, Roche Diagnostics, Samsung, Sunbeam, and
Zeiss. Continuum has offices in Boston, Milan and Seoul. For more information, visit
www.dcontinuum.com, e-mail [email protected] or call 1.800.625.5115.
Certain statements about Aspect in this release and on Aspect’s web site are forward-looking statements and may involve risks and
uncertainties, including statements with respect to the benefits of, and demand and market acceptance for, Aspect’s products, Aspect’s
competitive position and success of Aspect’s marketing strategies. Among the important factors that could cause actual results to
differ materially from those indicated by such forward-looking statements are the results of clinical trials, market acceptance of
products and products under development, regulatory approval of products under development, regulatory approval of requests for
reimbursement, the scope of Aspect’s patent protection and other risks included under the heading, “Factors Affecting Future
Operating Results,” in Aspect’s Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the fiscal quarter ended March 30, 2002 filed on May 13, 2002,
with the Securities and Exchange Commission. In addition, the statements in this press release represent Aspect’s expectations and
beliefs as of the date of this press release. Aspect anticipates that subsequent events and developments may cause these expectations
and beliefs to change. However, while Aspect may elect to update these forward-looking statements at some point in the future, it
specifically disclaims any obligation to do so. These forward-looking statements should not be relied upon as representing Aspect’s
expectations or beliefs as of any date subsequent to the date of this press release.
Bispectral Index and BIS are registered trademarks of Aspect Medical Systems, Inc. A-2000 is a trademark of Aspect Medical
Systems, Inc. All other trademarks, service marks and company names are the property of their respective owners.
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TOY-LIKE ANESTHESIA SYSTEM COMFORTS CHILDREN DURING MEDICAL
PROCEDURES
Design Continuum and Physician Inventor Create PediSedate™
WEST NEWTON, Mass., June 26, 2002 – For many
children, medical procedures are stressful events that
evoke fear and anxiety. Design Continuum Inc. and
Boston-area anesthesiologist Geoffrey A. Hart, M.D. today
announced an innovative, pediatric sedation headset that
mitigates children’s fear and anxiety during medical
procedures. Called PediSedate™, the headset helps
children face medical procedures with comfort and
familiarity by empowering them with a choice of playing
with a Nintendo Game Boy® system or listening to music
during sedation. PediSedate is receiving positive responses
from children, parents and physicians in clinical trials at Floating Hospital for Children at TuftsNew England Medical Center in Boston.
PediSedate consists of a colorful, toy-like headset that connects to a
Nintendo Game Boy system or a portable CD player. Once the child
places it on his or her head and swings the snorkel down from its
resting place atop the head, PediSedate transparently monitors
respiratory function and distributes nitrous oxide, an anesthetic gas.
The child comfortably becomes sedated while playing with a Nintendo
Game Boy system or listening to music. This dramatically improves
the experience for the child, parents and healthcare providers.
Human Empathy Drives Innovation
While working as an emergency medicine physician at Albert Einstein Medical Center in
Philadelphia, Penn., Dr. Hart invented the concept for PediSedate when he saw how traumatized
children became during medical procedures. He turned to the health and medical group at Design
Continuum to develop a product that would dramatically improve the childhood healthcare
experience.
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Continuum prototyped and tested many models to better understand how children react to putting
something over their heads and faces. Current sedation devices on the market cover the face and
can prove scary for children to put on. To address this, Continuum solved the engineering
challenge of delivering anesthesia from one side of the face rather than both through a unique,
movable snorkel. In addition, to ensure that PediSedate™ would comfortably fit children ages
three through nine, Continuum designed an adjustable headset with earpieces that flex to fit the
contour of the head.
“Providing children with a painless medical experience is a major problem facing many
physicians. PediSedate goes a long way toward making pediatric medical procedures more
comfortable and humane for children and their parents,” said Dr. Hart. “Design Continuum did a
fantastic job transforming the idea for PediSedate into an attractive, fun, entertaining product for
children and providing healthcare workers with a state-of-the-art anesthesia monitoring and
delivery system.”
The National Institutes of Health’s (NIH) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program
funded the research and development of PediSedate with the support of Albert Einstein
Healthcare Network, which holds the patent for the technology.
Ongoing Trial Results Positive
PediSedate is currently undergoing Phase II SBIR clinical trials at the Floating Hospital for
Children at Tufts - New England Medical Center. Throughout its clinical trials, PediSedate has
received positive reactions from children, parents, nurses and physicians:
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Child acceptance: Most of the children in the clinical trials have accepted PediSedate as
they would a familiar toy.
Child anxiety: Markedly reduced. Children relax playing the Nintendo Game Boy®
system or music of their choice while listening through the PediSedate headset.
Child pain relief during sedation: Children are relaxed and carefree while breathing
nitrous oxide under a physician’s supervision. Several have accepted an intravenous line
without noticing.
Child safety: To date, no child has experienced breathing or airway problems.
Child side effects: Several children have experienced nausea from the nitrous oxide – a
common side effect of the anesthetic.
Parent acceptance: Very positive. Comments include, “Where has this device been
throughout my child's care?”
Healthcare provider acceptance: Many nurses observing the clinical trials have
requested PediSedate for their young relatives undergoing pediatric surgery.
“At Continuum, we focus on making technology usable,” said David Chastain, Principal Engineer
at Design Continuum and PediSedate Principal Investigator. “In the case of PediSedate, we made
the technology usable by integrating a medical device with an entirely new product that is
appealing and desirable for those who use it. It’s gratifying to see children accepting the
PediSedate headset like a familiar toy.”
Clinical trials are expected to conclude in 2002. Dr. Hart and Albert Einstein Healthcare Network
are currently seeking a licensee to manufacture and distribute PediSedate.
About Albert Einstein Healthcare Network
Albert Einstein Healthcare Network is a private, not-for-profit organization and one of the largest
providers of healthcare services in the Philadelphia region. Subsidiaries include Albert Einstein
Medical Center, Germantown Community Health Services, Willow Terrace (a nursing home),
MossRehab, Willowcrest (a center for subacute care) and Belmont Behavioral Health. Einstein
also operates many outpatient and satellite locations and Einstein Neighborhood Healthcare, a
primary care network. Einstein is a member of the Jefferson Health System. For more
information, visit www.einstein.edu.
About Nintendo
As the worldwide leader and innovator in the creation of interactive entertainment, Nintendo Co.
Ltd., of Kyoto, Japan, manufactures and markets hardware and software for its popular home
video game systems. The systems include Game Boy®, Nintendo® 64, Game Boy Advance and
NINTENDO GAMECUBE™. Since the release of its first home video game system in 1983,
Nintendo has sold more than 1.4 billion video games worldwide, creating enduring industry icons
such as Mario™ and Donkey Kong® and launching such franchises as Zelda™ and Pokémon®.
As a wholly owned subsidiary, Nintendo of America Inc., based in Redmond, Wash., serves as
headquarters for Nintendo's operations in the Western Hemisphere. For more information about
NINTENDO GAMECUBE or any other Nintendo product visit the company’s Web sites,
www.nintendo.com or www.nintendogamecube.com.
About Continuum
Design Continuum Inc. is an international design firm that identifies opportunities and brings
consumer, technology and medical innovations to a state of market readiness. The company
leverages user-focused research to guide product design and development toward successful
commercialization. Since 1983, Continuum has extended the research, design and development
capabilities of companies worldwide including Andersen Windows, Aspect Medical Systems,
BMW, Master Lock, Moen, Procter & Gamble, Roche Diagnostics, Samsung, Sunbeam, U.S.
Genomics and Zeiss. Continuum has offices in Boston, Milan and Seoul. For more information,
visit www.dcontinuum.com, e-mail [email protected] or call 1.800.625.5115.
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What People are Saying
“Design Continuum is helping Pampers learn more about how parents see the many
features and design elements of our diapers, so we can better showcase them to delight
the moms and babies who use them.”
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Deb Henretta, President, Procter & Gamble Global Baby Care
“The new Single Molecule Analysis instruments build on Design Continuum’s strength as
an engineering partner capable of designing systems that make complex technologies
easy to use.”
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Stephen P. DeFalco, Chairman and CEO, U.S. Genomics
“The course Design Continuum set us on was the absolute right course, and the results
have paid off in increased sales and extremely high customer satisfaction.”
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Michael Bento, Senior Vice President, Marketing and
Communications, National Park Foundation
“We chose Design Continuum for their expertise in capturing and integrating the critical
elements of an innovative product. In our case, those elements included brilliance and
approachability. We asked Design Continuum to make our flagship GeneChip® Scanner
3000 empowering and easy for scientists to use. And the feedback we’re getting from
customers indicates that we hit the target.”
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Chip Leveille, Senior Director, Corporate Marketing, Instrumentation,
Affymetrix
“Design Continuum did a fantastic job transforming the idea for PediSedate into an
attractive, fun, entertaining product for children and providing healthcare workers with a
state-of-the-art anesthesia monitoring and delivery system.”
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Geoffrey A. Hart, M.D., NIH-funded inventor
“We chose Design Continuum because they have the engineering expertise to
collaboratively develop superior products, coupled with the design skills to make the
technology attractive and easy-to-use.”
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Tom Smith, President and CEO, Photovac
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"When choosing an industrial design partner, we looked for a firm that was large enough
to offer both industrial design and mechanical engineering capabilities, yet flexible
enough to understand the needs and pressures of a new company in an emerging
market. Design Continuum never forgets that our time to market needs are just as critical
as the working system itself.”
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Clement Cole, Vice President of Engineering, Paceline Systems
“The design of such an everyday item certainly wasn't taken for granted by either the
manufacturer or the designer. This design communicates virtues of strength and pleasing
aesthetics. Good looking enough to place on highly designed architectural gates, and yet,
strong enough to provide an impenetrable, durable and very likeable solution. And, the
market enthusiasm for this product affirms that design can be a meaningful differentiator in
most every market.”
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Ravi Sawney, Industrial Design Excellence Awards juror on Design
Continuum’s award-winning MasterLock Titanium Series: Automotive,
Home and Yard Padlocks
“Our objective is to promote growth and leadership in design management. Design
Continuum has demonstrated its commitment to fostering an innovative and dynamic
environment within their organization, and DMI is pleased to add this perspective to our
board of directors.”
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Earl N. Powell, President, Design Management Institute
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2003
CES Innovation Award
Honoree: TTX1 Professional Turntable, Numark Industries
Design Zentrum Essen Germany – Red Dot
High Design Quality: Accu-Chek Compact Blood Glucose Meter, Roche Diagnostics GmbH
Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA) / BusinessWeek - IDEA Competition
Silver IDEA: mio, Polaroid
Bronze IDEA: Azurro Grill, Campingaz
Bronze IDEA: Synergy, Syracuse University
Medical Device Excellence Award (MDEA)
A-2000 Anesthesia Monitor, Aspect Medical Systems
MIPA (Musikmesse International Press Award) Germany
TTX1 Professional Turntable, Numark Industries
2002
ADI - Design Index
Accu-Chek Compact Blood Glucose Meter, Roche Diagnostics GmbH
Catapult Tennis Racquet, Völkl Tennis
Apple Expo, Paris
Best of Show: MadPlayer MP3 Player, Madwaves
Appliance Manufacturer Excellence in Design Competition
Best Overall: de100c Music System, Hewlett Packard
Runner-Up: TTX1 Professional Turntable, Numark Industries
CES Innovaton Award
Honoree: Axis-8 Tabletop CD Player, Numark Industries
Honoree: MadPlayer MP3 Player, MadWaves
CoreDesign Sweden
Second Prize, Product design: mio Instant Camera, Polaroid
High Design Quality: mio Instant Camera, Polaroid
High Design Quality: TTX1 Professional Turntable, Numark Industries
Flexible Packaging Association’s Achievement Awards
Disposable Beverage Carafe, International Dispensing Company
Food & Drug Packaging Magazine Silver Award for Packaging Excellence
Beverage Carafe, IDC
Graphis Interactive Review 2
Continuum Website, Design Continuum
ID Magazine Annual Design Review
Design Distinction winner, Consumer Products: Titanium Series Padlock, Master Lock
Design Distinction winner, Consumer Products: Revolution Showerhead, Moen Incorporated
Honorable Mention, Concepts: Pediatric Sedation Device, National Institute of Health
Honorable Mention, Concepts: Developer's Kit, MicroOptical
Honorable Mention, Concepts: Sputmic, MIT
Honorable Mention, Concepts: Extreme Dishwasher, Electrolux
IDSA/BusinessWeek - Design and Business Catalyst Award
A-2000 Anesthesia monitor, Aspect Medical Systems
Gold IDEA: Titanium Series Padlock, Master Lock
Silver IDEA: Gene Engine Alpha, US Genomics
Silver IDEA: Pediatric Sedation Headset
Silver IDEA: MIT Sputmic Microphone, MIT
Bronze IDEA: Revolution Showerhead, Moen Incorporated
Bronze IDEA: Medical Systems, Anscore Health Management System
Korea Industrial Design Awards (KIDA)
Grand Prize: Samsung Techwin Pronta 1200 Camera
Medical Device Excellence Award (MDEA)
Accu-Chek Compact Blood Glucose Meter, Roche Diagnostics GmbH
Popular Mechanics
Editor’s Choice Award: ToolDock, Waterloo Industries
The Chicago Athenaeum - Good Design Exhibition
de100c Music System, Hewlett Packard
LG TeleCom c[nain] Handset, Intercube
mio Instant Camera, Polaroid
Newton Series Speaker System, Cambridge Soundworks
Titanium Series Padlock, Master Lock
2001
Best of the Best: Titanium Series Padlock, Master Lock
Braintrust Helmet Retention System, Specialized
Bronze IDEA: Airbag Lock, Master Lock
Bronze IDEA: Window Research, Andersen Windows
2000
Design Quality: Scorpio Hiking Stove, Campingaz
Fox River Paper Company
Corporate Identity Award: Design Continuum Identity Program
Grandesign Italy – Top Design of the year
Scorpio Hiking Stove, Campingaz
Vision Eyewear line, Zeiss
Scorpio Hiking Stove, Campingaz
Honorable Mention: Cyrano product concept
Silver IDEA: Scorpio Hiking Stove, Campingaz
Bronze IDEA: PureTouch Classic, Moen Incorporated
Bronze IDEA: Continuum Website, Design Continuum
Industrie Forum, Design Hannover - iF Award
Epson Stylus Photo 750 Millennium Edition
1999
American Corporate Identity 15
Metaform Personal Hygiene System Concept Trademark, Design Continuum
Corporate Letterhead System, Instrumentation Metrics
PinPoint 3DiD Letterhead System, PinPoint Corporation
International Trademark, Pizza Hut
International Signage System, Pizza Hut
American Society on Aging - Bronze Award, New Products for Mature Markets
Metaform Personal Hygiene System Concept, Design Continuum
Consumer Electronics Manufacters Association - Innovations99
Fujitsu DynaMO 640 SE, Fujistu Computer Products of America
Bronze IDEA: A-2000 Anesthesia Monitor, Aspect Medical Systems
Samsung Air Conditioner, Samsung Corporation
Bose Aviation Headset, Bose Corporation
1998
American Taste and Culinary Awards - Best of Show
GrillMaster 800 and 900 Series Grills, Sunbeam Corporation
Appliance Manufacturer - Excellence in Design Competition
GrillMaster 800 and 900 Series Grills, Sunbeam Corporation
Design Zentrum Essen Germany - Red Dot
Design Quality: Bio Water Purifier, Samsung Electronics
Design Quality: Galileo Ventilator, Hamilton Medical AG
Design Quality: PictureTel Limelight, PictureTel Corporation
G-Mark – MITI Japan
Beta Race 9.28 racing ski, Atomic
Grandesign Italy – Top Design of the year
Beta Race 9.28 racing ski, Atomic
Excellence Awards, Medical Device: Micro V Centrifuge, Denver Instrument Company
Y-Tech Mountaineering Boot, Koflach Corporation
Y-Tech Mountaineering Boot, Koflach Corporation
1997
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LimeLight
Dynamic Voice-Locating Device, PictureTel Corporation
Management Roundtable - American Product Excellence (APEX) Award,
TM
LimeLight
TM
LimeLight
Freehand Telephone Headset, Plantronics Corporation
SecurScan Explosives Detection System, Thermedics Detection
1996
Appliance Manufacturer - Excellence in Design Competition Runner Up
Concorde 4500 Group Videoconferencing System, PictureTel Corporation
Bronze IDEA: Realist Printers, Iris Graphics Inc.
Bronze IDEA: Freehand Telephone Headset, Plantronics Corporation
1995
American Society on Aging - New Products for Mature Markets
Gold Award: Metaform Personal Hygiene System, Herman Miller Research Corporation
Range Check Nursery Monitor, Gerry Baby Products, Inc.
Force Series Microcentrifuge, Denver Instrument Company
Gold IDEA: Force Series Microcentrifuge, Denver Instrument Company
Silver IDEA: CallBook 220, Momentum Inc.
Silver IDEA: PocketPro Presentation Device, Kopin Corporation
Silver IDEA: Terra Moto Cycling Helmet, Giro Sports
Bronze IDEA: Range Check Nursery Monitor, Gerry Baby Products
Bronze IDEA: Wave Uninterruptible Power Supply, Siel Srl (Italy
Bronze IDEA: Pistol Grip Laparoscopic Handpiece, Valleylab Inc.
Bronze IDEA: CellSaver 5, Haemonetics Corporation
Management Roundtable - American Product Excellence (APEX) Award
Force Series Microcentrifuge, Denver Instrument Company
1994
Ultrasonic Toothbrush, Sonex
Designer’s Choice Award: Highly Parallel Super Computer, Kendall Square Research Corp.
Restaurants & Institutions - Interior Design Competition
Baldini’s Restaurant, Avon MA
Special Theme Prize, Shinanogawa Technolopolis International Design Competition
Metaform Personal Hygiene System, Herman Miller Research Corporation
The Chicago Athenaeum Good Design Exhibition
Flip Cam Camera and Stand, PictureTel Corporation
Speakerphone, PictureTel Corporation
High Resolution Flat Screen Monitor, Plasmaco, Inc.
Microwave Oven, Samsung Electronics
Color Televisions, Samsung Electronics
VCR, Samsung Electronics
Ultrasonic Toothbrush, Sonex
1993
Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce - Finalist, Small Business of the Year Award
Gold IDEA: Metaform Personal Hygiene System, Herman Miller Research Corp.
Bronze IDEA: Ultrasonic Toothbrush, Sonex
Bronze IDEA: VCR, Samsung Electronics
1992
Consumer Electronics Show - Innovations '92
Three Design and Engineering Awards, Samsung Electronics
Gold Award: Metroblade, Rollerblade, Inc.
Gold IDEA: Airflex Baseball Glove, Spalding Sports Worldwide
Silver IDEA: Metroblade, Rollerblade, Inc.
Silver IDEA: Showbox Photo Viewer, Burnes of Boston
Bronze IDEA: BioCAD Perfusion Chromatography Workstation, PerSeptive Biosystems
President of the United States - Presidential Design Award
Egis Explosives Detector, Thermedics, Inc.
1991
Creative Club of Boston: Bronze Award
Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA) - IDEA Competition
Bronze IDEA: Portable Explosives Detector, Thermedics, Inc.
1990
23 Premio Smau Industrial Design Award, Office Products
Portable Personal Computer M211, Olivetti SpA
Chairmanship of IDSA IDEA '90 Awards Jury
Creative Club of Boston: Two Merit Awards
Two Designer's Choice Awards
Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA) - IDEA Designs of the Decade
Flame Photometer and Blood Gas Manager, Instrumentation Laboratory SpA
1989
Gutes Design Blutgas ElektrolytemeBplatz BG Electrolytes
Instrumentation Laboratory SpA
1988
21 Premio Smau Industrial Design Award, Office Products
Thema 122 - I.D.E.A.
ADI - Compasso d'Oro for Instrument Design
Galileo, Hamilton Medical AG
Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA) - IDEA Recognition of Design Achievement
Automated Coagulation Laboratory, Instrumentation Laboratory
1987
ADI - Compasso d'Oro for Instrument Design
ACL, Instrumentation Laboratory
General Electric Plastics Italy - GEP Award for innovative use of plastics
1986
Art Directors Club of Boston - Merit Award
Automated Coagulation Laboratory, Instrumentation Laboratory
Massachusetts Achievement Award for Promotional Campaign
1985
Blood Gas Analyzer, Instrumentation Laboratory
New York Publishers' Award for Magazine Design
1984
1983
ID Magazine Annual Design Review for Equipment and Instrumentation
PC Flood Stand, Digital Equipment Corp.
Flame Photometer, Instrumentation Laboratory
1982
ID Magazine Annual Design Review for Excellence in Design
Flame Photometer Prototype, Instrumentation Laboratory
Portable Oxygen Monitor, Instrumentation Laboratory
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