Design Scotland
Cramasie wins the prestigious iF Product Design Award for Deisgn Excellence in 2016!
Cramasie and Rider Developments attended the festive awards ceremony of the iF design awards night on 26 February 2016 in Munich to receive the prestigious Product Design award.
The iF design awards night is the design event of the year. Some 2, 000 guests from the international design world, from the media and from business and politics celebrated the iF design award winners at BMW World in Munich.
"Mountain bikers spend most of their day pedaling uphill with the adrenaline filled downhill over all too soon. ProTow adapts ski tows to transport bikes, taking riders uphill so they can make the most of the trails. It lets ski resorts offer extreme sports year round and provides bike parks with an uplift solution, differentiating it from anything on the market. Easy to use, riders hook ProTow to their handlebars, grip the flexible handle and enjoy the ride to the top. Then, by simply letting go of the handle, ProTow releases the bike. With safety as the key focus, ProTow, fully CE certified, automatically frees bikes in the event of a fall."
We would like to thank all our Clients and support during 2015. It's been a fantastic year, growing from strength to strength with new business and exciting new projects.
We hope you have a Merry Christmas and hope the New Year in 2016 is fruitful and successful!
We are four years old today! It has been another successful year, with our increased capacity and new members to our growing team. We have even expanded our offices and have a new workshop and client area.
We would love to thank everyone who supported us, and to all our clients who have helped make us who we are today and to realise our business ethos.
We are pleased to annouce that Ken McCorkindale has joined our expanding team as a Director of Cramasie. His skills and experience will add to our growing award-winning reputation.
Ken is a seasoned design and innovation specialist, a start-up entrepreneur and business manager. He co-founded Ewgeco (NetThings), a smart energy start-up in 2007 and managed the business to almost £1m turnover in 2012. Prior to that, he spent 15 years managing product development programmes for some of the world’s biggest brands and developing innovative and market leading products and services.
Skoog is a new musical instrument and anyone can play it. Within seconds. Skoog removes the technical barriers to playing an instrument so that you can focus on your sound. You can be expressing yourself musically in less than a minute.
We are three years old today! It has been a successful third year, with our increased capacity and new members to our growing team. We have even expanded our offices and have a new workshop and client area.
To meet the requirements of our growing client base, we are pleased to announce that we now support Pro/engineer and Solidworks.
We already have capabilities in Pro/engineer Creo 2, including ISDX (advanced surfacing). now also Solidworks Premium 2014, adding powerful finite element analysis, simulation, motion, and design validation tools, advanced wire and pipe routing functionality, reverse engineering capabilities, and much more.
"Among the sexiest squeegees ever to feature in the pages of T3, the Visorcat is a wrist-mounted sponge encased in thermoplastic elastomer rubber. Load with cleaning fluid strap to your left wrist: your arm is now a windscreen wiper."
Cramasie are excited to see the product that we designed and developed with Visorcat featured in the T3 The Gadget magazine - Christmas 2013 Edition (Page 32).
Cramasie are honoured to have had the opportunity to attend the Red Dot Product Design Awards 2013 in Essen with our client Franke. There were 4, 662 entries from over 54 countries and we worked with our client in two projects that went on to win Red Dot Awards: Franke Pebel granite sinks and Franke Sinos SNX stainless steel sinks.
