Final year project
Encouraging Entomophagy In The West [Read more]

A domestic kitchen device that processes living insects so they are safe for human consumption.
2 billion people currently eat insects worldwide and although entomophagy is not considered a Western cultural norm, it is one of the most sustainable food solutions. As populations grow there is an increasing demand for food security. Overcoming the social stigma associated with entomophagy in the West is key to the success of the edible insect market. Allowing users to process living insects in their own homes with the knowledge that they are both safe to consume and high in nutrition will help to reduce this stigma. Insect processing includes fasting, washing, slaughter, blanching, rapid cooling and oven drying. Controlling these processes is key to ensuring insects are both safe to consume and have the best nutritional profile possible. Temperature sensors and a carefully designed centrifuge mechanism allow the user to carry out these processes with the knowledge that they are being done correctly and efficiently.

Light Therapy Goggles
Practical light therapy goggles designed to combat circadian misalignment by emitting blue light during the early stages of a night shift and reflecting natural blue light during the latter stages of a night shift. A durable design intended for hands-on professions such as manufacture, emergency services etc.

Equal Routes
A navigation device that helps refugees access services and support in their local area.
Our product proposal requires no internet or electricity to function and is tailored to the specific needs and environment of individual refugees.

Encouraging Entomophagy
A sleek, minimalist design that simplifies the tasks involved with processing live insects. Designed to encourage sustainability and acceptance of Entomophagy as a practice in the West.

Light Therapy Goggles - Product Details
Sleek, minimalist controls designed to accommodate user needs.

Equal Routes - Compact, Functional.
Konrad Temple
I am a multi-disciplinary designer with a strong sense of creativity and a passion for problem solving. I approach design briefs with divergent thinking and the intention of creating a unique yet functional outcome.
Final year project
Encouraging Entomophagy In The West
Awards
Starpack Bronze Star Award 2018
Work Experience
Staverton Ltd.
Assistant Product Designer
September 2019 - September 2020