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Industrial Design PortfolioAloha Robot

Marvel

Hashi-gami

Memo

Hive

Ovo

Revolution

PowerMat

Link

Bubble

Harmonica

Kawasaki

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Household Robot, 2010

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Aloha RobotHousehold Robot

Robot

Hoaloha Robotic has a project to create a concept household robot who is a server in a house. The robot has a tray that can move up and down. It is able to interact with the owner by talking and display things on the screen located on its torso.

This robot is about 1 m. tall. It can expresse some emotions via the pattern of LED lights on the face. It is a simplified version of humanoid robot.

Orthogonal Views

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Initial Sketches

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Final Concepts

Robot

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Different Positions

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Different Positions Facial Expression

Robot

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RevolutionTension-structured Tent

Tension-structured Tent, 2010

Outdoor Living

Revolution is a tension-structured tent for out-door events. Viva City Co.,Ltd, an event plan-ning company in Singapore, wanted to have their own design to fit their needs.

In the tropical climate, people need good ven-tilation to keep themselves cool and also good shading to protect themselves from the strong sunlight. Accordingly, Revolution provides clo-sure space for better shading. Plus, mesh fabric allows the air to go through the tent from all di-rections for good air ventilation.

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Initial Sketches

Color Variation

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Revolution by the beach

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Connected Tents

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MarvelInflatable-structured Tent

Outdoor Living

Viva City Co.,Ltd. , an event company in Singa-pore, wanted to create an inflatable-structured tent for their upcoming event. I was responsible from the initial ideas to the manuturing drawings.

Marvel consists of 4 inflatable tubes. Within each tube, there are 2 tubes inside to protect the sturc-ture from vandalism. The footprint of the tent is in a 6mx6m square which creates a modular sys-tem. Each unit is connected to each other by transition fabric that is zipped to the main units.

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Initial Sketches

Developed Surfaces

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utdoor Living

Marvel in Context

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Pattern for PowerMat Induction Charger, 2009

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Power MatInduction Charger

Pattern Variations

At Smart Design San Francisco, different patterns were created for the back of wireless charger of mobile devices by me. Circular pattern was selected since it represented the movement of electricity while the device was charged. It’s di-namic, yet simple.

Color and Graphic

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Chopstick Holder, 2009

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Hashi-gamiChopstick Holder

How to fold the sleeves

Hashi-gami is a disposable chopstick sleeve that encourages people to REUSE things. Simple graphics on the sleeve is an instruction of paper folding (origami). By following this instruction, we will finally create a chopstick holder. It’s fun and helps green our world.

Consumer Product

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Learning Aid Device for International Student, 2008

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LinkLearning Aid Device

Link, a learning support device, connects stu-dents to instructors by acting as an emotion reader, and a personal assistance. It provides both tabletop and portable models to allow in-ternational students to choose products that fit their learning environment.

An average learning feedback will be shown through the device during the class. Like the colors of traffic light, red tells the instructor to stop and repeat, while yellow is okay, and green is good to keep teaching.

Consumer Product

Front and rear views of wearable and portable units

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Initial Sketches

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er Product

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During Class, Link will capture student’s facial expressions via the camera and

it also record the lesson. Student can use pen to take notes and interact with

the device by writing symbols.

Consumer Product

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Average learning feedbacks will be shown

during class to the instructor.

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After Class, students will be able to review all the recorded lesson

at home. From their expressions in the class and the symbols they

wrote in the notes, every single confused and important timeframe

will be marked while viewing.

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Link in Context

Consumer Product

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Alzheimer caregiver Robot, 2007

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MemoAlzheimer Caregiver Robot

Memo, an alzhiemers’ caregiver robot, is de-signed for early-stage alzhiemer patients who need some assistances. Memo can look after the patient during the time that family members are outside to make their living. Memo provides medicines, entertaining, and connecting the patient with his/her family members. For emer-gengy, Memo can call the hospital or a neigh-bor to help the patient on time.

Robot

User Scenario

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Initial Sketches

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Memo’s projector eye help connect its patient to his family members.

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Pills are loaded into the pill box once a week or daily.

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Memo provides pills to its patient by schedule.

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Memo is programed by a touch screen remote control.

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Samples of Memo’s user Interface.

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Memo in Context

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Color Variation

Robot

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Outdoor Furniture, 2007

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BubbleInflatable Outdoor Furniture

user Scenario

Bubble is intended to create different atmosphere for outdoor furniture and also provide the electrical supply to support our digital world where everything relies on electronic. Solarcells are used to generate the power for electrical-related activities transfering indoor activi-ties to outdoor such as surfing internet, and listening to the music outloud.

Outdoor Living

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Customised Furniture, 2006

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HiveCustomised Furniture

Assembling

Hive chair is a customised-system furniture made of acrylic sheet or plywood. It is a multi-function furniture which customers can assemble panels following by their specific needs.

Moreover, they can order the manufacturer to cut any pattern they want by laser cut machine. Hive is a new way to integrate your personality into your furniture.

Furniture

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Digital harmonica, 2005

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ElectronicaDigital Harmonica

Electronica characterizes an innovation view-point for approaching the development of fu-ture musical instruments.

It creates differentiation and expression wit many innovative functions such as key and sound changing, sound recording that not only helps harmonicists or composers to compose their songs easily, but also provides the incredible per-formance for on-stage show.

Musical Instrum

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Product Features Initial Sketches and Mockups

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Digital Camera, 2005

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OVODigital Camera

Orthogonal View

Initial Sketches

“OVO” is designed to create new experience for teenagers by using a vertical digital camera. Tilted lens provides convenience for taking self portrait.

Chrome is the main material used to build the unique personality to the product. Rubber gribs are non-slip and gives a soft touch to users.

Consumer Product

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Color and graphic on Kaze Hit, 2005

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KawasakiColor and Graphic on Motorcycles

Kawasaki Kase hit 112cc was launched 2005 in Thailand. Target markets are Thai teenagers and workers. The concept is to show the impact of the speed since Kawasaki is known for its high-quality engine. The sharp-edged graphic repre-sents dynamic, speed, and also confidence of Thai people.

Color and Graphic

Color and graphic on KSR and Boss

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