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The Australian Design Awards 2007 - Bayly Entries |
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See here for Bayly's entries in the 2007 Australian Design Awards
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Ronstan Internationals' Series 55 BB+RT Orbit Blocks
Working with Ronstan International, Bayly assisted in the concept development of the future generation of high-performance pulley-blocks for use in small racing sailboats. The product range consists of numerous configurations of ball-bearing blocks and ratchet blocks that provide significant improvements in strength, weight, bearings, features & aesthetics, all for new levels of low cost. The BB blocks incorporate a radically new bearing system that concentrates the load carrying capability only where required, and together with the innovative new head fitting achieves a no-compromise strength to weight ratio. The RT blocks incorporate a totally new mechanism that is switchable between permanently on, permanently off, or fully automatic.
To read more about this entry, visit the Australian Design Awards website simply by clicking on the link below
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Vita Medicals' TechnegasPlus Generator
Working in conjunction with client Vita Medical, Bayly designed and developed the Technegas Plus Generator. The (TPG) is an Australian medical instrument invented to assist in the diagnosis of Pulmonary Embolism. The TPG is a non-invasive, medical instrument that produces a radioactive gas which is inhaled by the patient, tracked and then electronically displayed for review by medical specialists using a nuclear medicine Gamma camera. Once inhaled, the gas is trapped in the alveoli allowing the physician to view the ventilation pattern within a patient’s lungs and any obstructions in the pulmonary arterial tree. This controlled delivery process offers a quick, safe, and non-invasive method of delivering a radioactive compound deep into a patient’s lungs.
To read more about this entry, visit the Australian Design Awards website simply by clicking on the link below
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