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Georgia Tech Industrial Design Students Create Accessible HIV Self-Test and Other Humanitarian Projects

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Dezeen staff

7mo ago· 9 min readenNews

Summary

The article highlights innovative design projects from Georgia Institute of Technology's School of Industrial Design, featuring an HIV self-test specifically designed for visually impaired people. Other notable projects include a portable nightlight for children and an air pollution monitoring device. The work comes from various design courses and is supervised by multiple faculty members, showcasing the institution's focus on humanitarian and accessible design solutions.

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an HIV self-test designed for visually impaired people is among the projects from Georgia Institute of Technology
Also featured is a portable nightlight for children and an air pollution monitoring device
Industrial Design Studio II, Martin-Rose Humanitarian Design Award 2025 and The Bredendieck Awards 2025
Tutors: Kimberly Snyder, Lisa Marks, Yaling Liu, Wayne Li and Hyun Joo Oh
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An HIV self-test designed to be usable for visually impaired people is among the projects from Georgia Institute of Technology.

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