INDUSTRIAL DESIGN PORTFOLIO. COMBINED PORTFOLIO OF THE PARTICIPANTS OF STUDY TOUR TAI NAWI

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1 INDUSTRIAL DESIGN PORTFOLIO. COMBINED PORTFOLIO OF THE PARTICIPANTS OF STUDY TOUR TAI NAWI

2 PREFACE. This portfolio consists of the work of industrial design students who will be participating in the study tour. Study Tour Tai Nawi will set to Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Shenzhen in May This portfolio is a representation of the level of the industrial designers and a representation of the different skills industrial designers acquire during their study. The images in this portfolio are actual projects of students. Each image is accompanied with a short description of what it is and who created it.

This portfolio is a representation of the level of the industrial designers and a representation of the different skills

3 CONTENTS. PROJECTS. DRAWINGS. CAD/CAM. GRAPHIC. PROTOTYPE Finished solo or group projects Sketches and drawings used during the design process or at the end to show the result Computer aided design and manufacturing. Graphic design comprising posters, typography, and infographics. Realised mockups or working models.

process or at the end to show the result Computer aided design and manufacturing.

4 PROJECTS. The study Industrial Design at University of Twente has a variety of projects. Projects teach students to work together in a team or with a client. Most projects are team-based design projects, starting with an analysis on the design case and the target audience and ending with a prototype or realistic product rendings. The projects give practical experience to the students.

Most projects are team-based design projects, starting with an analysis on the design case and

5 JOEP VAN DE ZANDT COFFEE MACHINE PROJECT WITH THE GOAL TO DESIGN A COFFEE MACHINE FOR A SPECIFIC COMPANY (REDBEANS) KAY HOOGSTEDER LICHT DONKER CARBOARD DESIGN THAT CREATES ARTISTIC LIGHT AND SHADOWS JORNT VAN DIJK SHAVER ON MUSIC PROJECT WITH THE GOAL TO CREATE A NEW SHAVING EXPERIENCE

DONKER CARBOARD DESIGN THAT CREATES ARTISTIC LIGHT AND SHADOWS JORNT

6 JORNT VAN DIJK A WALKING TABLE PROJECT WHERE STUDENTS CHOOSE THEIR OWN SUBJECT CLAREYNE DE VRIES COFFEE MACHINE TWAN KEIJZER ENVIRONMENTAL COHESION DESIGN PROJECT WITH THE GOAL TO CREATE A MORE FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT ROLF GELPKE SHAVER INSTRUCTIONS

KEIJZER ENVIRONMENTAL COHESION DESIGN PROJECT WITH THE GOAL

7 DRAWINGS. Sketching is on the base of industrial design. The ability to create ideas using just a pen and a piece of paper is one of the most important things a designer should be able to do. The multiple courses during the Bachelor study teach the students to create quick sketches. Besides explaining ideas quickly, drawings can also give insight into a product. The looks of a product can be explained through realistic rending of materials, perspective, proportion, and usage. Sketching and drawing are versatile ways of explaining product ideas without having to put in a lot of time.

The multiple courses during the Bachelor study teach the students to create quick sketches.

8 BAS COENEN BICYCLE SADDLE LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN FOR OPTIMAL PERFORMANE ON A RACE BICYCLE KAY HOOGSTEDER PACKAGING REDESIGN FOR DUYVIS BORRELNOOTJES RIANNE WIERINGA SKETCHES OF A COFFEE MACHINE

9 JOEP VAN DE ZANDT REDESIGNED PACKAGE FOR CHOCOMEL LIZA VAN TOL INTERACTIVE CHESS DEVICE FOR YOUNGER CHILDREN RIANNE WIERINGA INFOGRAPHIC FOR AN ENERGY EFFICIENT HOUSE MARLIES WAALKENS SKI SHOE RIANNE WIERINGA REDESIGN OF A MEDICAL MONITOR

WIERINGA INFOGRAPHIC FOR AN ENERGY EFFICIENT HOUSE MARLIES

10 DANA WEIDEMANN INTERACTIVE AND FRIENDLY PLAYGROUND CLAREYNE DE VRIES STEP BY STEP MANUAL FOR A COFFEE MACHINE SIMONE HESSELING AUTOMATIC AIR FRESHENER

11 CAD/CAM. CAD stands for Computer Aided Design. Students get to learn some CADprograms to help them taking ideas to a more concrete level. SolidWorks is taught to all students in their first and second year, to create solid models that can be used for manufacturing. The use of these software programs has multiple advantages. Since the software doesn t allow for random lines, the whole model has to be specified in terms of dimensions. This way of creating products, enhances the way students think about design and in doing so, a better understanding of the manufacturing of a product is created. CAD/CAM software also allows for realistic renders of products without having to go through the trouble of producing it.

The use of these software programs has multiple advantages. Since the software doesn t allow for random lines, the whole model has to be specified in terms of dimensions.

12 KAY HOOGSTEDER PRESENTATION POSTER FOR A COFFEE MACHINE (RENDER IS MADE USING CAD) MARLOES HENGEVELD RENDER OF A WORKING ENVIRONMENT MARLOES HENGEVELD EXPLODED VIEW OF A COFFEE MACHINE

13 TIM DE RUITER EXPLODED VIEW OF A PORTABLE COFFEE GRINDER MARLOES HENGEVELD CAD-MODEL OF A COFFEE MACHINE TWAN KEIZER AUTONOMOUS VACUUM CLEANER

14 DANA WEIDEMANN, JORNT VAN DIJK, KNOED HORCK EXPLODED VIEW OF A COFFEE GRINDER TIM DE RUITER BED HOLDER FOR OLDER OR DISABLED PEOPLE RIANNE WIERINGA PACKAGE DESIGN FOR A FAIR TRADE PRODUCT

15 GRAPHIC. Graphic design comprises many things. Readability of texts, such as reports, business cards, posters, and websites is way to provide a better user experience. This also goes for layout. Graphic design can steer users in a certain direction by using layout, images, and texts. Infographics are used to provide a product explanation through images.

provide a better user experience. This also goes for layout.

16 JORNT VAN DIJK LOGO DESIGN FOR DELTA REINT BRAMER GRAPHIC ART TIM DE RUITER EXPLANATION POSTER ON THE CONTENTS OF A PORTABLE COFFEE GRINDER

17 BAS VERSCHOOR INSTRUCTION PAGE FOR USING A COFFEE MACHINE RENS DOMMERHOLT COVER OF A FICTIVE MAGAZINE JORNT VAN DIJK POSTER FOR A SPORTSCLUB

18 JORNT VAN DIJK POSTER FOR A SPORTS CLUB KAY HOOGSTEDER PACKAGING DESIGN FOR DUYVIS BORRELNOOTJES RENS DOMMERHOLT 2 PAGES OF A FICTIVE MAGAZINE

19 PROTOTYPE. Prototypes are indefinitie versions of designed products that can be built for several reasons; the looks and feeling of a product can be shown with a prototype. Especially physical ergonomics can be tested this way, and the design can be changed to provide a better user experience. A prototype can be build solely for the purpose of looking at it, but also solely for testing of the idea works.

looks and feeling of a product can be shown with a prototype.

20 JOEP VAN DE ZANDT MODEL OF A COMPUTER MOUSE ROLF GEPKE MODEL OF A HEADPHONE KAY HOOGSTEDER ORANGE JUICER

21 CONTACT. FOLKERT PRINS CHAIRMAN & SECRETARY SAMANTHA IJKHOUT TRAVEL COORDINATOR CORNE HUIJBEN EXTERNAL AFFAIRS JORRIT HEINER RESEARCH & EDUCATION HARRO ENGELEN TREASURER JORAN VAN DER SLUIS PUBLIC RELATIONS

KS4 Graphics section A 2015 exam

Date: April 2015 KS4 Graphics section A 2015 exam Year 11 Outstanding education at the heart of the community. for To understand marking criteria of context of section A of Context :- Prototype block modelling