The DeliverySafe was rendered in Solidworks for marketing and promotion while production is kicking into full gear. The DeliverySafe is the world’s first lockable, insulated delivery box that protects the consumer experience, because we all deserve to enjoy what we buy. [DeliverySafe.com]
While Rob, owner of Loophole, was camping at a family favorite spot in Colorado, he spotted a well used Grill2Go some twenty years after it was designed! It is always fun to see products endure. At Loophole, we take pride in designing products that last.
The Water For Life project grant, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Boulder Flatirons, set out to improve the health and well-being of people living in impoverished situations in remote areas of the Amazon. The grant funds provided safe drinking water through the distribution of water filtration systems. Systems were delivered where larger infrastructures and complex systems are less effective. Future plans include testing for continued water safety.
The solar powered air quality station was modeled in Solidworks for documentation, marketing, and promotion. These units are now being deployed around various drilling sites to measure VOC emissions in part-per-billion concentrations. The integrated meteorological station combines weather and emissions data for real-time source apportionment reporting to the cloud via 4G connectivity.
Loophole is in Portland conducting group research, interviews, and demonstrations for a new product prototype. Our intent was to have an audience that experiences clouds or rain more than half the year. For three days the skies were endless blue.
Loophole traveled down Peru as a volunteer to distribute and test low cost water filters in the remote villages of the Amazon rainforest with Centura Health and the Global Health Initiative.
Loophole continues down the Amazon for a second week as a volunteer with Conapac, a non-profit based in Iquitos, Peru.
We just finished working on two Kickstarter campaigns that both launched today—one is already funded! Congratulations to everyone involved.
Loophole jumps into a start-up team at any point in the process. With branding and engineering 75% complete, we collaborated with this Colorado start-up create product renderings, promotional gear, and an e-commerce website to launch the business.
The Colorado AMA has invited Rob Miller of Loophole to be a panelist for the ‘Power of Design Thinking’ on October 1st, 2015 at University of Denver. You can find more info at ColoradoAMA.org
We invited local illustrator and designer, Eric Wedum to provide us with some fresh art to replace our samurai.
We are driven to elevate the value of Intellectual Property (IP) that our clients can leverage to spark growth and innovation. Today we filed one of several patents underway for this year and are proud to be a part of this start-ups family. More to come.