Dr. Adam de Eyto
Dr. Adam de Eyto's Projects
Product Design & Technology
PDT is the largest Product Design undergraduate program in the country. It provides the foundation for much of the research originating from the Design Factors group.
The Gray Legacy Project
The Gray Legacy Projects aims to help shape a future where barriers to access into Product/Industrial Design are dismantled and gender takes a secondary role to merit, ability and creativity.
3D Print @UL
Design Factors' Additive Manufacturing team at the University of Limerick offers 3D Printing services to both research bodies and to industry.
DESIS Ireland
DESIS Ireland is a design lab for sustainability and social innovation
XoSoft
XoSoft is a soft modular biomimetic exoskeleton which aims to assist people with mobility impairments.
Real World Studio
6 week sponsored industry collaborations – with the aim of exploring and making sense of multiple diverse and challenging 'real world' design briefs.
Circular Design - Learning for Innovative Design for Sustainbility
Circular Design focuses on learning for innovative projects to enhance the creation and consumption of sustainable products and services, aligned with European Circular Economy policies.
DRS2018Limerick
The DRS (Design Research Society) Conference is one of the leading international conferences on Design Research. UL is collaborating with our partners in LSAD to host the 2018 conference in Limerick.
Health in a Box
Johnson & Johnson & The School of Design, University of Limerick Postgraduate PhD Scholarships
Design for Health and Wellbeing, MSc
Work and co-design with stakeholders right across health care, from hospitals, to mental health services, to public health, to well-being of consumers in society.
2020 Graduates from Design Factors
Congratulations to Dr Aidan O'Sullivan, Dr Tjasa Kermavna, and Dr Linda Shore who have graduated with their PhDs at the January 2020 UL Conferring. From their friends in Design Factors.
Open Practices
Design for Policy research explores how the Irish government can create better outcomes in terms of sustainable behaviour and practices.
OROPRESS
A simple, wearable technology to measure tongue pressure during swallowing to enable patients with dysphagia to carry out therapies and to track their progress.
OSTOFORM
Ostoform is medical device that aims to manage peristomal skin complications for people with ileostomies.
ITERATIONS - design research and practice review
ITERATIONS provides a platform for the dissemination of Irish Design Research and Practice both in Ireland and internationally.
