Finn Spry
BSc
I am a final-year Product Design student with a background in medical design. I developed a strong attention to detail, technical understanding, and an appreciation for safety standards. This experience shaped my disciplined and user-focused approach to design. I apply these principles to create thoughtful, user-centered products in various contexts. I enjoy tackling complex challenges and turning ideas into tangible, testable outcomes. I am always eager to learn, collaborate, and improve my work.
Neurova
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The Neurova Pulse is a user-centred massage therapy device designed to support individuals living with Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy (CIPN). Developed as part of the Neurova ecosystem, it provides a non-pharmacological approach to relieving symptoms such as pain, numbness, and reduced circulation in the hands. Paired with the specialised Bridge Attachment, the device delivers gentle, targeted massage therapy to increase circulation and improve comfort without causing additional sensitivity. Its ergonomic form and intuitive design make it accessible and easy to use for individuals with reduced hand strength or dexterity. Alongside a companion mobile app for symptom tracking and personalised therapy routines, the Neurova system helps users regain independence, restore confidence, and improve overall quality of life.
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Spotify EasyListen
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Music Made Simple. Joy Made Daily. This Spotify Control Hub is designed for people over 60 who love music but want to avoid complicated technology. With large, easy to press buttons and a clear, high contrast e ink display, it makes listening simple. Music plays using customised NFC disks. Just place a disk on the landing platform and the device instantly starts the linked Spotify playlist with no apps or scrolling required. Each disk can represent a favourite artist, decade, mood, or memory, turning music into a familiar daily ritual. Calm, reliable, and easy on the eyes, this device replaces frustration with comfort, independence, and the joy of music.
