The following projects were developed during the master Industrial Design Engineering at the University of Twente. The focus within this programme is on structured product development, combining user research, technical detailing and iterative design.
Across these projects, the work ranged from concept development to CAD modelling, visualisation and, where possible, prototyping. In most projects my main responsability were concept development, visualizations and prototyping.
A clock redesigned for patients in a psychiatric ward undergoing treatment for depression. The concept addresses multisensory perception, considering how time can be experienced differently in vulnerable mental states. The design integrates visual, tactile and ambient cues to create a calmer and more intuitive perception of time.
A bike light developed after analysing a brand’s visual language and identity. Characteristic 2D, 2.5D and 3D elements were translated into a functional product while keeping the brand recognisable. The design includes a USB-rechargeable system and an intuitive removable construction. The project focused on combining brand expression with functional and technical feasibility.
A toddler bottle designed to evolve alongside a child’s developmental stages. The system supports autonomy and gradual transition from assisted drinking to independent use of an open cup. The design emphasises intuitive interaction, adaptability and long-term usability, reducing the need for multiple separate products across early childhood stages.
An interactive system that makes household energy consumption visible through a holographic aquarium. Real-time data from smart plugs and a P1 meter are translated into changing visual behaviour, turning abstract data into something tangible and understandable. The project combined structured design methods with system development and focused on translating technical data into an engaging physical experience.
Technical CAD work developed including assemblies, part modelling and technical drawings. The focus was on parametric modelling and preparing designs for production.