Daniel J. LiCalzi Industrial Designer
240 Washington Avenue, Suite 3B, Brooklyn, NY 11205 +1-516-819-4071 daniellicalzi@gmail.com
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Medical Device Design
Product Design
Interface Design
Exhibit/Furniture Design
Packaging Design
EOS: Melafind system cart
PDC: R-200 Evolution shrink machine (industrial) Ann Keane: Facial Spa (consumer)
EOS: Graphical user interface
Origins of Water: Exhibit
General Mills: Cereal box
Mergenet Medical: LED/LCD display
Chèz: Lounge chair
Hustera: Neonatal intensive care Osteotec: Bone wax applicator
Solè: Stool
Mergenet Medical: Display treatment
* This portfolio is arranged like memory. The more recent projects are in the front, it’s complex and has more detail; then , as you get further away in time it is more filtered with a simple quiet design.
© 2009 Daniel J. LiCalzi
Daniel J. LiCalzi Industrial Designer
240 Washington Avenue, Suite 3B, Brooklyn, NY 11205 +1-516-819-4071 daniellicalzi@gmail.com
PDC International R-200 Evolution Shrink Machine*
Objective:
* Shrink machines apply plastic covering to bottles for product branding & safety. (E.g. Tylenol seal, Snapple bottle seal, Arizona ice tea labels)
Simplify & stream line shrink wrap machines’ enclosure & create a unique brand identity to be applied to existing & future product lines.
Š 2009 Daniel J. LiCalzi
PDC: R-200 Evolution Shrink Machine
Concept Ideation
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Concept Rendering
PDC: R-200 Evolution Shrink Machine
Product Design Final Production
(industrial)
Δ Created a brand identity which was capable of being applied to existing & new product lines. Δ Material research & supplier liaison with sample acquisition. Δ Concept ideations were carried out by sketches using hand drawing, illustrator, & solidworks. Ergonomics & human factors were applied. Δ 3D Renderings carried out by using Alias Studiotools/Bunkspeed Hypershot.
© 2009 Daniel J. LiCalzi
Daniel J. LiCalzi Industrial Designer
240 Washington Avenue, Suite 3B, Brooklyn, NY 11205 +1-516-819-4071 daniellicalzi@gmail.com
ANN KEANE Tens Facial Spa*
* Tens Facial Spa is a device that electrically stimulates the face muscles to tighten & stimulate facial tissues.
Objective: Design a portable , wireless, handheld device & recharging station.
Š 2009 Daniel J. LiCalzi
Ann Keane: Facial Spa
Concept Ideation
Š 2009 Daniel J. LiCalzi
Ann Keane: Facial Spa
Product Design Concept Rendering
(consumer)
Δ Concept ideation carried out using 3D sketching technique. Color options were presented using computer rendering. Δ Solidworks modeling & Alias Studiotools/Bunkspeed Hypershot rendering. Δ Final prototype SLA.
© 2009 Daniel J. LiCalzi
Daniel J. LiCalzi Industrial Designer
240 Washington Avenue, Suite 3B, Brooklyn, NY 11205 +1-516-819-4071 daniellicalzi@gmail.com
Chèz Lounge Chair
Objective: Design outdoor furniture using wooden dowels & stainless steel to be shown in the IDSA booth at ICFF NYC.
© 2009 Daniel J. LiCalzi
Chèz: Lounge Chair
Design Process
Jig & SS Frame © 2009 Daniel J. LiCalzi
Chèz: Lounge Chair
Furniture Design
Δ The flexible properties of oak wood dowels were used to provide the necessary give for comfort. Δ Scale and full-scale models were done using wood, wire, foam-core, & graphics. Δ Curves were precisely translated to the computer & used to construct a CAD model of the frame & jig. Δ Stainless steel frame was welded & brush finished. Oak dowels were treated with oil.
Prototype © 2009 Daniel J. LiCalzi
Daniel J. LiCalzi Industrial Designer
240 Washington Avenue, Suite 3B, Brooklyn, NY 11205 +1-516-819-4071 daniellicalzi@gmail.com
Origin of H2O Exhibit
Objective: Design an exhibit to portray the topic “Origin of Water.”
© 2009 Daniel J. LiCalzi
Origins of H2O: Exhibit
Concept Ideation
Research Presentation Š 2009 Daniel J. LiCalzi
Origins of H2O: Exhibit
Exhibit Design Exhibit Detail
Δ Researched & presented big bang theory. Δ Used 3D sketch modeling & space analysis techniques to create expansive spaces & tension between objects. Δ Responsible for the final concept of the Big Bang area of the exhibit. Δ Created and presented a Powerpoint presentation.
© 2009 Daniel J. LiCalzi
Daniel J. LiCalzi Industrial Designer
240 Washington Avenue, Suite 3B, Brooklyn, NY 11205 +1-516-819-4071 daniellicalzi@gmail.com
General Mills Cereal Box
Objective: Design a stand-up bag & determined if it is a viable replacement for the current bag-in-box design.
Š 2009 Daniel J. LiCalzi
General Mills: Cereal Box
Consumer & Industry Research
Test Prototypes Š 2009 Daniel J. LiCalzi
General Mills: Cereal Box
Packaging Design
Δ Extensive consumer & manufacturing industry research. Δ Material research & supplier liaison with sample acquisition. Δ Prototype test results indicated that the stand-up bag saved space, was easier to carry, and more environmentally sustainable than existing bag-in-box design. Δ Created a unique brand identity using form; Adobe Illustrator & bristol board.
Final Prototypes © 2009 Daniel J. LiCalzi
Daniel J. LiCalzi Industrial Designer
240 Washington Avenue, Suite 3B, Brooklyn, NY 11205 +1-516-819-4071 daniellicalzi@gmail.com
Mergenet Medical HiFLO2*
Objective: Design & CAD-model a transparency effect for the display housing & render with device.
Š 2009 Daniel J. LiCalzi
* HiFLO2 series of HfT devices provide noninvasive delivery of warm, humidified respiratory gases through a non-sealing nasal cannula at flow rates up to 40 L/min.
Mergenet Medical: HiFLO2
Medical Device Design Concept Renderings
© Tanaka Kapec Design Group Inc. 2008
Δ Display housing effect was designed using transparency & a metallic finished texture plate to give the impression of advanced technology. Δ Designed graphical user interface layout and control position.
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Δ Collaborated with electrical engineers and modeled in Solidworks. Δ Rendered using Autodesk Alias Studio & Bunkspeed Hypershot.
Blackout dead front max thickness is .7mm
.7mm 1.63mm
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CAD Modeling © 2009 Daniel J. LiCalzi
Solè Outdoor Stool
Objective: Design out door furniture using boot soles & mechanical fasteners (no adhesives).
Š 2009 Daniel J. LiCalzi
Solè : Outdoor Stool
Furniture Design Design Process
Δ A unique seating alternative for the outdoor furniture market. The sole stool was made out of the industrial wasted Vibram soles and uses galvanized steel hardware. It was waterproof, rust proof, and surprisingly comfortable. Δ The soles were made of butyl rubber which is a very unforgiving material. By attaching the soles together a new “material” was produced which could then be manipulated in new ways. Using this technique a Solè was designed.
Prototype © 2009 Daniel J. LiCalzi
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