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Historic Solo Dive
March 25, 2012
Today James Cameron’s submarine descended and safely returned from the planet’s deepest chasm, the Challenger Deep fissure in the Pacific Ocean’s Mariana Trench, completing an historic solo dive. When Cameron reached the bottom he was almost seven miles from the surface of the sea.
On board his Australian designed submarine were two V200 emergency location beacons. The V200 was designed by Tiller Scientific + Medical a Sydney based product design consultancy and Mobilarm a leading global supplier of Personal Locator Beacons.
“Its very exciting to know that the rigorously designed and engineered V200 emergency location beacons were on board this historic journey to the bottom of the Mariana trench, our team can now claim to have products not only all over the world but for a brief time at the deepest point on earth. Proof we can work under any pressure.” Robert Tiller
Follow the New York Times story “Filmmaker in Submarine Voyages to Bottom of Sea” and watch the video “Cameron Dive First Attempt in Over 50 Years”
Tags: design, extreme conditions, pressure, scientific, submarine
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Good Design Awards 2011
February 27, 2012
Tiller Design has added the prestigious Chicago Athenaeum Good Design award to its long list of international awards, winning in the household product category with the OTTO Stove Top Espresso Maker.
This is well earned international recognition for the fantastic work our team creates. Winning is exciting, made sweeter with the commercial success the OTTO and our client enjoys. Tiller Design’s focus is on our clients commercial success through exceptional design and quality.
Tags: awards, design, international, otto, press, quality, team
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New Growth New Look
December 07, 2011
Tiller Design, Tiller Scientific+Medical and Tiller Manufacturing are three independent but collaborative business units. Each is successful in its own right with distinctive offerings. Combined, they unite dynamic award winning design, robust quality processes, and significant manufacturing expertise to deliver your business ongoing profitability.
“To better communicate the distinctive personality of each business we have refreshed the brand design. The new look will continue to rollout across all collateral over the remainder of this year. While the look of the business has changed, our offering remains as diligent and dedicated to your needs as ever.” – Robert Tiller
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New tool to aid sustainable product design
December 07, 2011
To ensure even greater control and faster turnaround in the design process, Tiller Design, Tiller Scientific+Medical and Tiller Manufacturing have invested in new prototyping equipment.
Transforming concepts into products overnight, the BFB3000 is a 3D rapid prototype unit that outputs models in either environmentally friendly biodegradable PLA or various grades of ABS plastics.
“Our investment in the BFB3000 is paying dividends across each of our businesses. It not only supports our philosophies on precision and diligence in design, it ensures we have greater control of the development process and can own all liability and responsibility associated with the job. The end result? An even quicker and better job for our clients.” – Robert Tiller
Tags: consumer, electronics, good design, quality
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New Digs
September 06, 2011
Located in the leafy inner west suburb of Annandale, Tiller is even closer to the city and the airport, just off Parramatta Road.
Our fresh, bright new premises, custom-built for our needs and your projects, has room for all the Tiller businesses under one roof and over several floors.
Naturally we have ensured that our sensational team can work even harder, with a larger workshop, dedicated labs, more studio space and plenty of breakout areas.
We have also made certain we can cater for you; apart from the great cafes nearby, the new space has additional meeting facilities, hot desks and a library – perfect for a quick visit or to spend some hours while waiting for your flight.
We look forward to showing you around.
Sincerely,
Rober Tiller & Team.Tags: australia, celebrations, coffee, design, technology
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