Get A Grip!

This project demonstrates a comfortable gimbal handle for the DJI Osmo.

The project's main goal is to create a larger and more stylist handle for my drawer.

A reimagination of a kitchen knife handle, specially designed to accommodate a left-handed pinch grip.

This umbrella handle redesign will create more support and comfortability in terms of grip than the current widely-found umbrella handles.

I observed the usability of a cooking spoon and re-designed the spoon's handle in a way that the user would be able to more comfortably access its different applications.

The goal of this project was to create a replacement grip for an electric drill that had a poorly designed handle.

After examining the comfort, grip, and style of an existing product, I chose to transform your everyday door knob into a dreadfully beautiful piece.

Provide a removable and reusable handle for the inner pot of the pressure cooker for safe removal while hot.

A functional and aesthetically pleasing improvement on a narrow, cramp-inducing hairbrush grip.

The intention of this project is to create an ergonomic grip easily screwed onto a wooden or foam sanding block, to keep your hands from cramping while sanding.

Chuck Keys are important tools in machining. However, they are often uncomfortable to hold and use due to their unique shape. This project looks to improve upon their comfortability and leverage while adding an artistic element to the grip.

This flashlight redesign is to create a better flashlight grip than the one I currently own.

Exploring the use of clay as a modeling medium to design a sword handle

an ergonomic intermediary between your hand and your grocery bag handle design to reduce strain and discomfort from carrying heavy groceries/shopping bags

Create ergonomic grips for a Formula SAE steering wheel. Grips that are well molded to hand shapes increase driver comfort and confidence, leading to improved overall performance.

The goal of this project was to improve the grip of an existing product. A common problem with scissors is that they are either designed for left-handed or right-handed users. The purpose of this project was to design scissor handles that are ergonomically comfortable for both left-handed and right-handed people.

Create a training ball for young pitchers to learn the correct grip for throwing a curveball

Create a new grip for a commonly used object. I chose to remake the grip for a pair of pliers. The new grip allows fingers to lay in predetermined grooves with railings. The grip also features internal grooves for your fingers when using the pliers to pry something open.

A flashlight handle that looks like a lightsaber

Foam swords used for Live Action RolePlaying have handles that are usually just tape wrapped around their core. This is fine with 1/2" or 3/4" PVC, which isn't uncomfortable to hold, but when using 1/4" thick fiberglass core there needs to be something added.

create a new, ergonomic grip for a kitchen knife for improved force transfer in use

A redesign of public bus passenger straps putting ergonomics and comfort first