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Chris Kasabach is co-founder of the Design Studio at the Engineering
Design Research Center (EDRC) and Adjunct Faculty in Carnegie Mellon's
School of Design. From 1994-8 he served the EDRC as Senior Industrial
Designer and project manager, attracting and overseeing projects
ranging in scale from thousands to millions of dollars. Before coming
to the EDRC Chris was an IBM Thomas J. Watson Fellow in Africa and
South America (1991-3) where he researched consumer-patterns and
technology transfer issues in eleven countries south of the equator.
Chris has consulted with a wide range of clients including Boeing,
Daimler-Benz, Telxon, Intel, Digital, and Motorola. For these
corporations he has led the research and development of advanced
products for both industrial and consumer use. Most recently Chris
co-led an exploration of next generation computer concepts for Intel
that resulted in both Gold and Bronze IDEA awards from the Industrial
Design Society of America (IDSA). Chris's work has appeared in
numerous publications and exhibits including Scientific America, The
Sunday Times (London), Design Management (Italy), Popular Science,
Business Week, ID magazine, Newsweek Japan, and EPCOT Center.
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