KAMBIO
Nicht-invasives Baumradar für schnelle Diagnosen
KAMBIO is a portable diagnostic tool for tree inspectors, municipalities, and maintenance companies. Using ground-penetrating radar (GPR), it non-invasively captures the internal structure of trees quickly and accurately, unlike conventional, damaging methods. The ergonomic, hand-held device integrates GPR and sensor technology with a laser guide for ease of use. By providing early, precise diagnoses, KAMBIO supports proactive tree care, prevents unnecessary felling, and optimizes maintenance processes, making urban green spaces more resilient.
Company/Institution
Muthesius Kunsthochschule Kiel
Muthesius University represents a responsible and forward-looking design attitude. In Industrial Design, technological, social and cultural developments are examined and translated into clear, purposeful design approaches. The university’s compact scale fosters a focused and individual working environment, enabling ideas to be developed with precision and critically reflected throughout the process.
Country
Germany
Designer(s)
John Feldmann
John Feldmann is an industrial designer from Hamburg. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Industrial Design from Muthesius University of Fine Arts and Design and is currently pursuing a Master’s in Medical Design in Kiel. His work follows the belief that design should enhance well-being and create meaningful, lasting value for people and their environments.