This design experience has allowed me to improve on my ability to diverge to many solutions. Many of the designs that we converged from, including the dispenser idea depicted above, were generated by me. This also gave me more experience with converging and allowed me to become more comfortable with using decision making tools. Additionally, this project gave me a lot of hands-on experience with prototyping, as I took part in most of the detailed design decisions made and also personally created the two CAD prototypes above using solidworks.

The praxis II project as a whole gave me a lot of invaluable experience as an engineering designer, as it took me through an entire cycle of my engineering design process. The final result also gives an indication as to how far I've come this year as a designer: from very little engineering design experience to developing a functional, adequate solution that was appraised by the stakeholders themselves at the Praxis II showcase, as the stakeholders were looking for a modulated design that could be removed for the sake accessibility and smooth operations. As it happens, the paramedics had actually implemented something similar, a removable drug box that worksin a similar fashion to the removable box.