Austin Jeltes Portfolio 2021

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Austin Jeltes Industrial Design Portfolio


Education

Contact Intro

Experience

My name is Austin Jeltes and I’m passionate about the world, the people, and the objects that inhabit it. I am endlessly curious and love the sense of adventure that comes from exploring something new and unfamillar. I enjoy grappling with problems and working to come up with unique solutions. I am overjoyed at the opportunity to design products that make people’s lives easier, and the world maybe just a little bit more beautiful. I am proud to share examples of my work. Take a moment to check out my portfolio, and get in touch with any questions.

Skills

Hello.

616-589-2562 austinjeltes@gmail.com instagram.com/jeltesdesign

Arizona State University

Industrial Design, MS | 2019-2022

Michigan State University

Supply Chain Management, BA | 2014-2016

Arizona State University

Graduate Teaching Assistant | Aug 2020 - Present

The Source MPC

Sales Representative | Sept 2018 - Jan 2019

Analog

Digital

Design Thinking User-Centered Design Universal Design Human Factors Analysis Design Research Sketching Concept Ideation Rapid Prototyping Branding

Solidworks Fusion 360 Keyshot Photoshop Illustrator Indesign

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Table of Contents

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EYEtonomy

A wearable smart device that guides the blind and visually impaired through their daily life.

Eyetonomy

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The Problem According to the World Health Organization, Globally the number of people of all ages visually impaired is estimated to be 285 million, of whom 39 million are blind. Quality of Life is greatly impacted by visual impairment, low vision, and blindness. Particularly difficult activities: Recognizing people and faces Reading Leisure Activities Transportation Nearly every area of life is impacted and made more challenging.

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The Inspiration

My future father-in-law has lived with low vision his entire life. The extent that he can see varies day to day. Through much difficulty he worked in a bank most of his life. He found ways to adapt but explained how incredibly difficult it was and how his low vision made his life so much harder. In speaking with him about this project he was really thrilled by some of the technologies already available, and by my vision to unite them and take them even further. The quote that most stood out was “anything that would allow me to be fully autonomous”

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User Related Goals

Increased navigational abilities and greater ease in navigating both public and private spaces

Eyetonomy

Flexible and adaptable functionality to conquer myriad tasks such as walking to a desination, ordering at a restaurant, identifying faces, and much more.

Comfortable and able to be worn all day

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Concept Development

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Introducing....

EYEtonomy

A wearable smart device that guides the blind and visually impaired through their daily life.

Eyetonomy

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Fast Charging

Magnetically clicks into charging case to begin fast charging

Haptic Feedback

EYEtonomy takes input from the cameras and Lidar sensors to vibrate with increasing intestity as you approach potential obstacles

Dual Hi-Res Cameras

Rapid recognition of objects, faces, landmarks, even text.

Dual LIDAR Sensors

Incredible Depth perception, room mapping, & navigation

Bone Conduction Audio

No longer does a user need to have something in or on their ears in order to enjoy personal audio. EYEtonomy incorporates bone conduction audio in its headband which delivers immersive sound without the discomfort of something being in or on your ear. Additionally, people talking to you, are more easily heard as your ears are unobstructed.

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USB-C Charging Case

Eyetonomy

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Eyetonomy

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An inflatable tent that vastly simplifies the tent pitching and packing experience.

Lagom

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The Problem

Main User Pain Points

“Camping tents are complicated, difficult, and time consuming to use”

• Tents are often complicated and time consuming to set up or tear down especially in bad weather • Poles are commonly forgotten, lost, or can be broken • Tents can be cramped with a larger number of people • Taller individuals must crouch down excessively inside • Large tents may require 2 people to set up

Lagom

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Data Collection

Key Data Insights

Online survey Respondents: 223

In person interviews: 5

Personal Hands on Experience

When purchasing a tent, people most value durability, weight, packability, ease of set up and tear down, breathability, roominess, waterproofing, windproofing, ability to stand up inside, and reliability in weather.

Lagom

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Meaningful quotes from respondents

Lagom

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Sketching and Ideation

Lagom

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Branding Lagom is swedish for “perfect simple,” “just the right amount,” and “in balance”

Brand Essence Effortless Comfort Effortless = easy, simple, requiring little effort Comfort = well featured, confidence inspiring, comfortable, peace of mind

“Follow your bliss”

Brand Promise To inspire confidence, offer unparalleled comfort, and give peace of mind to all campers.

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An inflatable tent that vastly simplifies the tent pitching and packing experience.

Lagom

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Inflatable Airbeams

Eliminate tent poles and allow simple and quick tent pitching and tear down. They bend but don’t break in strong weather.

Generous Vestibule

Allows for ample gear storage.

Height

Tall enough to stand without touching your head once inside.

Solar Rechargable Tent Inflator

Allows the tent to be inflated in a matter of seconds!

Ripstop Nylon

strong, durable, waterproof

Kelvar reinforcement Provides protection where airbeams touch the ground.

Lagom

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Dual Layer Skylight

Mesh layer and Clear Vinyl Layer. Allows for ventilation and viewing the stars at night.

Lagom

Side Ventilation Ports

Allow for ever greater ventilation

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Outlet for accessory inflation Allows for inflating things like air mattresses.

Smart Solar

System unfolds and follows the sun for optimum positioning of the solar panels throughout the day

Push Button Operation

Automatically inflates the tent to optimal air pressure

Solar Rechargable Smart Inflator Lagom

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Hydromile A portable water purfication solution designed for the developing world but useable by anyone. Hydromile

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The Problem Around the world predominantly women and children are forced to travel long distances each day for water and supplies, with no guarantee the water will even be clean or safe to drink.

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Goals of the Project • Offer top notch water purification • Hold enough water to prevent excessive trips to water sources, yet still be highly portable • Durable, able to stand up to extreme conditions

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Microbiological Water Filter

To filter out viruses, bacteria, cysts and parasites from contaminated water sources.

Activated carbon filter For better taste

UV Sterilzation

Solar panels power UV lights capable of destroying harmful microorganisms. A rundancy to be certain every tank of water is 100% safe to drink. Also allows for extra certainty via re-sterilzation if the water has sat for a longer period of time

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Three Models

One with the standard water filter One with the standard water filter and a UV sterilization system that runs off solar power One with both water filter and UV sterilization in an all terain “suitcase” option

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Stay Fresh A smart vacuum blender that keeps blends fresh and drastically cuts noise while blending

Stay Fresh

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Education

Contact CV

Experience

My name is Austin Jeltes and I’m passionate about the world, the people, and the objects that inhabit it. I am endlessly curious and love the sense of adventure that comes from exploring something new and unfamillar. I enjoy grappling with problems and working to come up with unique solutions. I am overjoyed at the opportunity to design products that make people’s lives easier, and the world maybe just a little bit more beautiful. I am proud to share examples of my work. Take a moment to check out my portfolio, and get in touch with any questions.

Skills

Hello.

616-589-2562 austinjeltes@gmail.com instagram.com/jeltesdesign

Arizona State University

Industrial Design, MS | 2019-2022

Michigan State University

Supply Chain Management, BA | 2014-2016

Arizona State University

Graduate Teaching Assistant | Aug 2020 - Present

The Source MPC

Sales Representative | Sept 2018 - Jan 2019

Analog

Digital

Design Thinking User-Centered Design Universal Design Human Factors Analysis Design Research Sketching Concept Ideation Rapid Prototyping Branding

Solidworks Fusion 360 Keyshot Photoshop Illustrator Indesign

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