The ultimate 3-in-1 jersey pocket kit that turns any roadside crash into nothing more than a brief stop.
VERA combine a spray, roller, and deployable medical tape into one pocket-sized kit. Clean the wound. Protect it. Get back on the road.
Existing solutions were never designed for road cycling – there fragmented, bulky, and impossible to use quickly at the roadside. VERA treats wound care as equipment, not an afterthought. Every function is sequenced for the moments immediately after impact, when speed and simplicity matter most.
It’s built for the worst moment of a ride; every grip, trigger, and deployment mechanism has been considered to work when the rider needs it most.
0.9% sterile saline flushes loose road debris directly from the wound on contact, the clinical standard for traumatic irrigation, gentle on damaged skin and effective where wiping cannot reach.
The roller lifts embedded grit and tarmac residue using a chlorhexidine gluconate (0.05%) surface, killing bacteria introduced by road contact without damaging the surrounding skin.
A silicone-based non-adherent dressing deploys and cuts cleanly via a built-in cutter, sealing the wound from further road exposure. This prevents the dressing from bonding to raw skin and reducing damage on removal.
VERA sits alongside gels and bars in a standard jersey back pocket – no extra bulk, no compromise on carry.
Modular by design. Interchangeable shells and refillable cores mean VERA can be reloaded, recoloured, and reused after every ride.
At 78% smaller by volume than a standard compact first aid kit, VERA removes the biggest barrier to carrying wound care on a ride.
Every dimension was resolved around the jersey pocket and at 87 × 54 × 36 mm, it fits comfortably into most saddle bags too.
No bulk, no compromise and no reason to leave it behind!
Return is a biodegradable urn system that reconciles the sacred Hindu practice of ash scattering with environmental responsibility. Developed through community engagement and guided by scripture, it provides families with clarity and dignity during an emotionally charged moment – ensuring a final act of love leaves only what the river was always meant to receive.
Group project with Sarim Mangi, William Parkes & Sebastian Hamdan.
Kronos uses pressure sensors and an on-board AI chipset to continuously monitor how a user sits, learning behaviour patterns over time to make subtle, real-time adjustments to its motorised spine and arm supports. It works entirely in the background, quietly correcting posture without interrupting focus, so users can give their full attention to the work in front of them rather than the chair beneath them.
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