Adaptive Food Prep Solution
Bud. Container
Bud is an ergonomic food container and utensil system designed for people with hand disabilities such as arthritis. Created for the James Dyson Award, the project pairs wrist-friendly handling, stackable container forms, removable trays, and a playful assistive aesthetic.
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Product Family
Bud is an ergonomic food container and utensil system designed for people with hand disabilities such as arthritis. Created for the James Dyson Award, the project pairs wrist-friendly handling, stackable container forms, removable trays, and a playful assistive aesthetic.
- Limited dexterity focus
- Food prep and storage
- Less clinical product language
Base System
The base and tray architecture creates stability, storage, and an easier handling sequence.
- Grip and wrist support
- Accessible opening and carrying
- Clear use sequence
Form Language
Color studies and rounded forms keep the assistive product friendly instead of clinical.
- Playful visual tone
- Organic form language
- Approachable daily object
User Need
The portfolio connects the product to food insecurity, arthritis, and the physical effort of everyday food prep.
- Stackable containers
- Removable trays
- Modular utensils
Modular Use
Exploded layouts show containers, trays, and utensils as replaceable parts in one adaptive system.
- Team design process
- Ergonomic product system
- Accessible daily routine
