Heated Gloves
On the design of heated gloves for women with Raynaud's syndrome
Doenja Maris (TU Delft - Industrial Design Engineering)
Kaspar Jansen – Mentor
Marielle Creusen – Mentor
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Abstract
Raynaud’s syndrome is a common disease which causes arteries to narrow, limiting the blood flow to the skin. An attack can cause your fingers to turn cold, white and blue and is accompanied with feelings of numbness, prickling and pain.
The most common cause of a Raynaud’s attack is a cold environment. Heated gloves could therefore help Raynaud’s patients, not only by lowering the painful feelings during attacks, but by raising the ambient temperature in order to prevent them.
A pair of elegant heated gloves has been designed, prototype and iterated with the input from user from the target group.
By preventing Raynaud’s attacks these gloves can reduce and prevent pain, make the wearer look good and give her back the power to user her hands in any daily situation.
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