Jamie Muller

My name is Jamie Muller and I have been attending Western Sydney University for the past four years in which I have been studying Industrial Design. I intend to complete my course this year and graduate in 2023. Throughout my life, I also enjoyed challenging the norm by questioning everything to have a better grasp, which is one of the many reasons I fell in love with designing. To design is to be an artist and any good artist can just create something for a single purpose, but a great artist lets the user do a million and one things.

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Medical Sample Transporter

The Medical Sample Transporter (M.S.T), is an attachment that connects to the base of a drone that helps to transport medical samples in both urban and rural areas. Medical urgency is vital, even though we have numerous systems in place to ensure that individuals receive their medical results as soon as possible to ensure that the correct medical approach is taken. In a country like Australia where there are over seven million people who live in rural/remote communities where the medical facilities do not have the ability to help people and to run all medical samples in a timely manner which could lead to individuals not receiving the correct medical attention they could desperately require. Furthermore, for those who live in more urban/metropolitan areas, their congested living spaces may cause a delay in receiving their results because of the time to transport the samples because of traffic. Using a drone is a much more direct form of movement as it only needs to travel in straight lines. Through using this system individuals can have a wide range of samples and other medical components transported to a location faster. Some of these samples may include, blood, urine, or skin, but the M.S.T can also transport some organs and body parts like eyes for a cornia transplant and medicine to a person's home and medical facilities which can also ensure the quality of the medical product.

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