Andreas Enebrand - Portfolio 2015

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ANDREAS ENEBRAND 2015

PROFESSIO

BA INDUSTRIAL DESIGN 180 hp

Junior Prod Nov 2012

Aug 2009 - May 2012

PROFESSIONAL WORK

Jun 2012 - Apr 2013

INTERN

Aug 2012 - Nov 2012

Andreas Daniel Enebrand 1989.03.18

andreas.enebrand@gmail.com

linkedin.com/in/andrease

+46 (0)70-3676342

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Baldersv채g 11 47332 Hen책n Sweden

andreas.enebrand

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ONAL WORK

PRODUCT DESIGN INTERN

Nov 2013 - Aug 2014

duct Designer - May 2013

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and

MA in Advanced Product Design 120 hp

Aug 2014 - (est. spring 2017)

PROFESSIONAL WORK

FOUNDER OF DESIGN BY A.ENEBRAND

Freelance designer Fall 2013

- Industrial design (e.g. work for Semcon, Tetra Pak and local entrepenours) - Graphical design (i.e supporting nightclubs with weekly material) - Advertising

Language Skills Swedish - Native English - Fluent Driver´s License: B

Software Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe Indesign Adobe Premiere Adobe After Effects Adobe Audition

Solid Works Autodesk Alias Rhino Keyshot

Ms Office

RSX

The first respiratory mask desig

In collabora

X´15

gn for standard safety helmets

ation with:

Report

Video link

Kiruna

Ume책

Sweden

Field stu 11h journey to the underground

Meet the workers 13

“LKAB CHECKS OUR RADIATION MONITORS ONCE PER YEAR, BUT WE DON´T GET TO KNOW THE RESULTS” Radiation monitor

udy trip: e world´s biggest iron ore mine

365M underground

“ I NEVER TALK ABOUT MY WORK WITH MY KIDS, I THINK THAT IT´S TO DANGEROUS AND I DON´T WANT TO WORRY THEM “

User centered design (UCD) - applies methods from

psychology, sociology and ethnography to understand the user and to gain a deeper understanding what people really want and need in order to develop better products.

Understand the process Technology insights Stakeholder maps

Intensive brainsto Goal: design opport

Annual reports

Field trip analysis - Analyzing

our field trip in groups. The goal was to ensure that everyone in the class had the same knowledge about the mining process but also to start discover areas that could be improved.

User problems & solutions workshop - Identifying

and writing down problems from the initial research on post it notes.

The weakest ideas were culled continuously by always choosing the best two post it notes from the other groups and 1 post it from the our group. The result was some well-analyzed solutions and problem areas that could be a good start for us in this project.

Visual persona diagram - A VS

day in a fictitious user´s life. The diagram we did in Kiruna. With the VSP diagram problems and solutions from the viewpoin

orming workshop: tunities with impact

SP diagram is a map over a m is based on the interviews we could discover new nt of a potential user.

Users quick concept exercise - From the final post it

notes we picked a potential solution and then develop it to the next day. Our class came up with ideas like smart ventilation, protection unit, communication between co-workers, protection mask, laser scanner to analyze the rock surface.

Role play - The goal with this exercise was to

immediately identify some of the issues that the user would face with the chosen solution.

“I dearly loved my coal mining job. It was the type of job that you could have and be proud of. If I had it to do over again, I would have worn my respirator more than I had�

Insig A need for more monitoring & Industry workers are unaware of

Daily exposure to even small amounts of airborne particles dramatically increase the risks for overtime ending up with medical conditions like asthma, cancer or heart failure!

ght: e personal health & protection their current working environment.

Coal workers pneumoconiosis (CWP), also known as black lung disease has increased over the last 10 years due to modern efficient mining machines that make the coal particles smaller than before.

Problems with today´s masks

1 Storage

Stored far away from the worker Protection mask is in the way when you have it around your neck No natural place to store the protection mask when isn´t in use & protect it from getting dust inside

The I Respiratory mask for s 2 Communication

"Now add to that the fact that these miners spend eight to 10 to 12 hours ... operating dangerous equipment and needing to be able to talk and communicate in a split second, You understand that a respirator is just not a meaningful response."

From my report

Idea: standard safety helmets

Ideat Developing co sketching an

tion: oncepts trough nd mock-ups

A Escape hood “Only for emergency”

Built in fan for ventilation in working environments

Conceptua Defining the m

B Respiratory mask with light module and “protective house” on helmet

Transparent front piece to facilitate lip-reading

C Picked Foldable Respiratory mask with integrated light & dust sensor

Rear light for better visibility

n hot

alization: main concept

An everyday product that can also attract other professions

Protot Testing folding princip

typing ples of the inner-mask

1. Unlock the neckstrap back of the helmet

Final pro Testing & tweaking the

4. Inner mask unfolds automatically

2. Pull down the mask and the neckstrap

ototype e idea to make it better

5. Place the mask over your face and adjust the strap behind your neck

3. Unlock the sides

Fina Clay, CNC milli

alize ing, 3D printing

RSX

Present final m

X´15

ting the model

Connection for e.g headphones

Changeable filters

Changeable front module

Power/data cable

BATTERY - With built-in smartness

Neck strap

Rear light Helmet connection

RSX´15 Overview

Functions & parts

RSX´15

Inner rubber mask

Overview

Protective front

Filter housing

Filter cover

Filter

Front module

Magnetic connection

RSX´15 Always close to protection

It has never been so quick and easy to put on a respiratory mask

Flexible pressure point

Fixed pressure point

RSX´15 One-strap system: There´s only one strap you need to adjust

RSX´15 Exchangeable front module: the user can self change, depending on what their current need is

Natural Cooling System - The led lights is using the outgoing air for coolin

ng

Functions Led lights - This module has two integrated led lights with two different lenses that gives a balanced light both when the mask is on the helmet and on the face.

The user can self change the led lights and switch to other lenses i.e. if you want a more focused light or more wide.

Light sensor - Modern head lamps is using a light sensor to control the light. The sensor is measuring the surrounding light and the light that is reflecting back, It can then self adjust the power so it is perfect for the current environment.

Speaker/Microphone - This module have an integrated speaker and microphone. Depending on your setup you can choose between to send the audio through the speaker or if it´s a noisy environment to your headphones.

Basic transparent to facilitate lip-reading

Gas sensor for the petrochemical industry.

Detects gas leaks before they hit you.

Exchangeable Modules for diffe

User can self upgrade performance

Full light module for extreme mining situations

front modules erent professions

to improve the masks e over time.

Filter module that you can send to analysis to keep track of your working environments, could e.g. be used for health insurance purposes

RSX´15 Battery with smartness: RSX´15 has no on/off button. Everything is controlled by the built-in proximity sensor that feels when the user is using the helmet or not. The proximity sensor also works as a fall-detector and can send an alarm if the user has not moved for a while. If the user does not respond by getting up, the RSX´15 will send out a distress signal that the closest co-worker will receive and act upon.

Intelligent Rear Light RSX´15 has a built in li sensor that can feel when the user is entering a da area making the rear light turn on automatically.

ight ark

Charging - RSX´15 has rechargeable battery modules that use the rear light as a charging indicator.

NFC Connection - You can connect and setup your RSX´15 by using NFC / bluetooth. In the app you can e.g. select which colleges that are in your current working area and where to send the audio.

The audio can be sent trough the module speaker or to the protective headphones.

Activate Front Module - To activate the front module (speaker/microphone) you simply remove the neck-strap from the battery. In this way the battery unit knows that you are going to use the mask.

RSX´15 Color & trim examples Keywords: discrete, sport, high visibility

RSX

Scena Detection of

X´15

ario: f a gas leak

RSX´15 The rear light improves safety in dark environments

” Great p ”This could be a standard safety p

”I love the exchangeable modules, I can ”I would love to see this protec ”Unique

RSX´15 Feedback

Atlas Copco & LKAB

project” product that every helmet need”

think of at least 10 more versions” ction mask on our miners” idea!”

RSX´15 Protection is within an arms reach, there when you need it, always.

Re-design a screwd

driver for brand X

Analyzing c - Number of parts, costs,

components , manufacturing methods

THULE KEYWORDS

DESIGN ELEMENTS

Tough Smart details

Active Lifestyle

Functional

Sport

Anodis

”Soft chamfer pattern”

Aluminium profile / Details Proffesional

Blac

Black ro

Roof boxes

Blue plas

L Sport carriers

Blue - highlighted functional details

Bags

Soft chamfers

Smart details

Strollers

“ Whatever your passion, whatever your pursuit. Wherever you're going , whatever you're bringing. With Thule, you're free to live your active life to the full ”

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17h

of design Time sheet

Brandboard

CMF

sed Aluminium

ck rubber

ough plastic

stic or rubber

Logo Placement

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Developed concepts A

B Picked

Flashlight

Designing fro Make everything fit a

om the inside and easy to assemble

Final r A rotatable screwd for yo

Link to an

result driver & flashlight our car

nimation

Right

Manual - locks the gearbox and works then like a manual screwdriver

Force activated motor - st pressure is added

Func Over

Left

Strap lock

tarts when

ctions rview Micro USB charger

Button is secured by the rear part

Snap hooks locks the front with the back

Motor mou

Snap hooks with integrated cableways Led lights Lens

Bits holder Circuit board & battery

Only 2 screws!

Rear plastic body Spring

Extruded aluminium body - cut & milled

unting / sliding mechanism

Link to animation

3D print Test to a

ted parts assemble

Installing c Solde

components ering

Snaphooks with integrated cableways

Scen Supporting your

narios r active lifestyle

Working light

Scena It´s in your car w

arios when you need it

Micro USB charger

Advanced Product Design

Sebastian Gier Andreas Enebrand

Click to see

Interaction Design

Ezgi Sabir Lauren Robertson

e process video

Field of Smart home

interest: for elderlies

A more social approach to Addressing both parties, families and el base the product on the rel

the smart home movement lderlies, to overcome stigmatization and lationship between people.

The desi Balloon: your

ign story r smart friend.

Main unit Baby unit

Voice - interaction that works for both user groups.

Balloon is analyzing and reacting on different sensors like environmental sounds and voice.

The brain of It connects your smart home p and it helps you to

“Remind me to buy milk�

f your home products, it learns your habits o organize your life

Social Animates your lov

mirror ved one’s activity.

Built-in sensors detect body and sound abnormalities

Safet “My grandmother fell she was laying there on the hours until a neig

Balloon takes action by calling the ambulance and p Family members can talk through the balloon to

ty net l and couldn’t get up, e floor without a phone for ghbor came by�

pushes the alarm to preselected devices and people. o calm down the one in need until help arrives.

Social mirroring Bringing the presence of your loved ones into your home.

Smart home system Learns your habits and helps you organize your life.

Safety net Takes action and informing the right people if something happens,

Lots of ways to respond Say it with a feeling.

Use your finger to draw something quickly. Your friend on the other end can watch your drawing animate, then respond with a customized creation for you.

Let your friends or loved ones know you’re thinking of them.

During my internship at Veryday I was part of a small te saddle for the German brand Ergon. I was responsible for

The SMC3 saddle was released duri

eam that worked with updating a mountain bike r design, key sketches to client and cmf variations.

ing the first quarter of 2015.

In collaboration with:

A new watertap experience.

With the inspiration from waterfalls, Onyx has a 180ยบ spread for an exclusive and unique water appearance.

Touch or slide to set the temperature

Different temperature zones make it easy to find your right temperature Link to sketch movie

First ideation to fina

�A realistic and good concept t we have the technolo

- Product manager fro

al client presentation

that would fit our brand Mora, ogy to make it work�

om Fm Mattson group

PROFFESIO

Jun 2012 -

Job des Design a new charger for Asc Ascom Myco released 2015 Smartphone combined pager for hospitals

Yesterday Nurses sharing phones in small teams Individual pagers

ONAL WORK

- Apr 2013

scription com´s upcoming nurse phone.

Tomorrow Nurses have individual smartphones Need for more available chargers Limited space in hospitals Value for client - charging per m2 = less costs About Ascom Ascom Wireless Solutions is a provider of on-site wireless communications for segments such as hospitals, manufacturing industries, prisons, retail and hotels.

Popular!

1st generation charger

Overlapping design = more phones Power unit - share the same base, different top

Exchangeable front modules

2nd generation charger

Internal r Their thoughts of the ch their dreams & expec

Charges less phones than the 1 generation. “Book shelf design� - Accidents have happened when people walks into and leaning towards it.

Electricians needs to install the high voltage cables in to the unit.

Accidents have happened when people dismount it without switching off the power.

Big unit!

Through interviews with

Product m Engin Production Interaction

research hargers in the past and ctations for the future

h different stakeholders:

managers neers n manager Designers

A need for a new smaller rack mounted charger that can be upgraded over time for new phones.

“Must be easy to install/remove.

We have had accidents with the existing one ”

“If we can charge more phones per module it will be cheaper and create more value for our customers” - Sales manager

A need for a single desk charger for the nursing rooms

“Would be great if it could create a meeting point for the nurses.”

“Our customers are all about charging per m2”

The Fact Nurses/doctors meet lot of different patients during a normal work day

The problem Nurses/doctors disinfect hands and tools often but not their phones

The Idea Use UV-light to disinfect the phone while it is charging

Idea Sketches &

ation & mockups

Picked idea to A Modular charg applicat

Simple cardboard mockups and 3D printed prototypes to evaluate the idea

o continue with ger with different tion tops

The new charger also needs to work with Ascom´s previous phones

Communica Engineers & Pro

ating ideas oduct managers

Form dev Fit Ascom´s de

velopment esign language

Cableway that gives the perfect distance to the next din-rail

Det Improving the

tails e installation

Final result Desktop mode

Different front colors

Special weight plate inside the unit gives a robust feeling

Final result Wall mode

Space for cables

UV - disinfection hood Status light: Blue- cleaning Yellow - finished within 3 minutes Green - disinfected

Power supply

Cable-way

Final result Corner

Final result Tower mode Creates a “meeting point� for the nurses where they can sync information between each other (special Ascom software that today is installed the nurses computer).

Special aluminium profile with the same shape as two din-rails.

Creates a space for cables

Space for power & computer

Antennas

24� touch screen

Train catering t

Bachelor degree

trolley for:

e thesis 2012

Field study

>100kg full-loaded

1 Ramp per train need to go and get it each time

The Fact • • • •

30 tours per day (Monday - Friday) Walks 2-3 turns on the train during each trip About 60 rounds during a normal working day 2-6 stairs / train depending on layout

“Need to drag the trolley with one hand because I need something to hold on to with the other hand” Bags makes it difficult to get pass

Problem areas Transport the trolley onboard

Shoulder & ba problems is c

ack common

Customers can´t see what they offer

“No place to store the empty milk boxes so I put them in the pockets until I see a trash can”

Sales

Breaks are not working -uses straps to secure the trolley instead Trolley unprotected during staff change

Customers often need to reach after the products by themselves

Gap between train and platform!

Storage

In/out of the train

“It happens sometimes that the trolley flips over”

Idea Sketc

ation ches

The idea: combining a conveyor belt with fold-able legs

Protot Test if my id

Feedback & support from an en

Test of the fold-able legs

typing deas worked

ngineer and technical physicist

Result Adjust the height of the handles

Snacks box

Top selling products is at the top for easy access

Food box

Drink box

The heaviest products are at the bottom for maintain low centre of gravity

Access to the front drink cartridges

Conveyor belt

RFID Card to unlock the trolley

Conveyor belt button Special room for extra cups and lids

Poster

Force sensitive handles Swedish innovation that controls the electric wheels.

Batteries

Electric driven wheels

Lid holder

Buttons to control the beverage

Cup holder

Napkins are located together with the food

Trash can Drink nozzles

Waste can

Room for extra posters

Poster holder A2 Poster Poster handle

Protective covers against the stairs

Drink-cartridges 4x4L

Single pag Various projects

ge projects s & competitions

Built in handle

Car battery c Win

Comp 1 day during

Challenge d Join us in rethinkin It should be so well-designed on display, not hide it in a

Standard mounting base from the comp

competition nner

pleted spring 2013

description ng the car battery. that you would want to put it an engine compartment.

pany

Grabcad winner

PROFFESIONAL WORK

Nov 2012 - May 2013 INTERN

Aug 2012 - Nov 2013

1. Large version

2. Small version

Color coded clip so you can se which department it belongs to

Uniq siona

PROFFESIONAL WORK

Nov 2012 - May 2013 INTERN

Aug 2012 - Nov 2013

Pitch for an hospital phone

ee on a distance o.

que shape to make it look more like a Profesal tool than a consumer designed smartphone.

- Something the client asked for in the brief.

Top screen area

Machine details

PROFFESIONAL WORK

Nov 2012 - May 2013 INTERN

Aug 2012 - Nov 2013

Emergency Stop

Storage for cutting knifes

Hidden keyboard

Control station concept for cutting machine

World-cup layout, grills will be placed next to each other.

Challenge description Sketch out the future charcoal grill that can be the World Champion grill at Grill & BBQ Championships 2015

Completed Spring 2013

Own description

I wanted to create a modular grill where the user is in focus and with smart functions that could help the user in a competition.

With my grill the user can modify it after its needs, for example the detachable top or the side tables that you can attach in different ways.

Professional Work Completed Spring 2013

Own description

Charger concept for Ascom.

How to make a usb charging cable into a charging station

Design variations

“Absorbing zone� if you by accident hit someone

Professional Work - Boat Hook Freelance project fall 2013

Own description

Aluminium profile with cableway for the led light

During the fall 2013 I helped an inventor that had came up with a new type of boat hook.

This boat hook was spring-loaded and had two buttons to release and unlock the front part.

I was invited to the meeting together with the inventor and reseller where I could communicate ideas to make the innovation more interesting.

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