The project is a collaboration between Snap-On Tools, the Savannah College of Art and Design and 13 designers through the Collaborative Learning Center.
The objective was to research and develop wearable lighting concepts for a variety of professional technician markets including automotive, aviation, and industrial applications.
In-Field Research
We conducted some primary research by travelling to multiple industry professional’s workplaces, being able to discover and learn about automotive, construction, marine and aviation professionals.
Research Insights
Innovation is happening in outdoor recreation
The light can never be too bright
The need for a focused light is greater than an ambient light
The work environments are rarely clean and technicians come in contact with fluids
The requirement for technicians to wear glasses is an opportunity for a light
When both hands are used, their lights go in their mouths
Ideation
Initial Concepts
Client Feedback
Final Concepts
Bite-Light
Ocu-Light
Pac-Light
Aug-Light
