Product Portfolio Koen Keijsers

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by Koen Keijsers


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Design the future - This is how I see it Industrial design engineers have the ability to create relevant products to improve people’s life through everyday solutions. They rely on both creative and scientific skills, and are capable to find great insights in human needs in order to develop useful, exciting and appealing products. My passion for sports and art expresses itself in being a competitive team player with a great interest in culture and design, and a large curiosity for others. Playful and sportive I am a team player and think the best results come from doing the best you can, while having fun on the way. In that way, for me design is like a team sport. And as a team member I make effort in constantly improving my personal skills. Teamed up, different skills and specializations are combined to come to a collective result, the victory. Sustainable Innovation should provide meaningful improvements to human lives, without environmental or social burden. I made

social responsibility an important part in my education and see an urge in keeping that focus in the future. Conceptual Creating innovative concepts is my passion and specialization. Having my bag packed with a wide range of creativity techniques and a great deal of energy I am eager to use the power of imagination. Embodiment As a designer from a Delft University of Technology, I have the skills to develop the idea into a product. In the embodiment phase I am focused on production, materialization and ergonomics to make appealing products that can actually be made.


playful and sportive

sustainable

conceptual

embodiment


Essensia - A convivial coffee maker for Philips The Essensia is a unique drip filter coffee machine that focuses on the essence of brewing: fresh coffee and boiling water. This concept combines usability with an elegant design to make drip filter coffee special again.


The product Keywords Concept Design / Aesthetics / User research

drip filter coffee.

Product The Essensia shows the simplicity of the drip filter process by innovative use and a design that can be brought to the coffee table. The ordinary becomes special again. Use Fill the Essensia with water in the water jug, and coffee in the filter. Attach the two jugs to each other with the filter in the middle and the system is ready to be heated. After bringing the water to the boiling point on the hotplate the jugs are twisted and the coffee jug fills with good old

The user has freedom to let it drip where he or she wants it to, without bringing the whole appliance. So the user can sit with friends and family while the coffee drips and stays warm in the isolating double glass jug. Focus Extensive user research played an important role in the concept development. Different observational research techniques concerning applied ergonomics were performed and let to great usability of an innovative concept.

Filter with coffee

4 Drip

Jug with water

3 Twist

2 Boil

1 Fill

Hot plate


Essensia - A convivial coffee maker for Philips CONCEPTUALIZATION hes

Idea sketc


Form study

Computer sketching


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Pollux - A solar ligh solution for The Light Factory A

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The Pollux is a lumiere and solar panel in one. It is designed for rural areas in developing countries. During the day the battery is charged. 326

Solar energy powers the lamp or external appliances.


Exploded view of first version

The product Keywords Embodiment / CAD / Technical documentation Product The Castor is developed for “The Light Factory�, a non profit organization that brings lighting to developing countries. A solar panel charges the battery, and powers the LED light and USB connection. Focus In this project I specifically worked on the embodiment design, made 3D CAD models and worked on the technical documentation. Multiple iterations of the design process were done to come up with the final product..

First prototype

Final product in use


The PSS stroller - The development of a product service system for a Bugaboo Stroller How can people, planet and profit benefit when strollers are leased instead of sold? For my graduation project at Bugaboo I explored the possibilities of product service systems. I developed a leasing system, designed a new buggy concept, and came up with a design tool for product optimization for refurbishment.


The product service system Keywords Business model generation / Design strategy / Service design

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12 14

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36

dedicated baby stroller dedicated toddler stroller age in months = pick up/ delivery moment

Sustainable design

RECYC LIN G

energy consumption[%]

92%

RAW MATERIALS MINING

PRODUCTION

DISTRIBUTION

6%

1%

0%

RAW MATERIALS

PRODUCTION

DISTRIBUTION

USE

WASTE

Sustainable materialization A life cycle assessment was done to determine the environmental hot spots of a buggy. Raw materials appeared to have the largest impact.

USE

Design for refurbishment and recycling

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EARTH

Keywords Sustainable materialization / LCA -15%

EARTH

Creating value The most important advantage for the user is that the product can be leased for only the period it is required. Therefore, the customer can lease different strollers that are dedicated to either babies or toddlers. This makes that the concept of strollers is approached totally differently. Currently, strollers are suitable from birth until the age of 36 months. A stroller in a PSS can offer more dedicated solutions for children of different ages.

To minimize environmental impact there was chosen for these design strategies: design for refurbishment and design for recycling.


User needs for stroller from 0-14 months

Current user needs for stroller from 14-36 months pragmatic buy

emotional buy

What Bugaboo should offer to create extra value

functional for parent fun factor

conscious customers

no burden to carry

safe & protective

Buggy concept Keywords Context mapping / Concept design Product definition Context mapping sessions offered rich insights in parents’ needs during the different ages of their baby. With those insights it was defined how a dedicated stroller for 0-14 month old babies should be different from a stroller for 14-36 month old toddlers. Bugaboo currently offer products that are well suitable for newborn babies. A buggy dedicated for toddlers is currently missing. A concept design is made for such a Buggy.

- product design buggy under embargo -

appeals to toddler


Design Tool - How products are designed differently for PSS OPTIMIZATION FOR PSS

OPTIMIZE OR NOT?

Design tool

START

part(s) of PSS stroller

Keywords Desig for refurbishment / Methodology / Redesign Product definition A product that is leased should be designed differently that products that are sold, on a part level. This is because of an extended product lifespan and an aberrant user perception toward used products. Part of my graduation thesis was to come up with a design strategy that enables designers and engineers of Bugaboo to design specifically for PSS.

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use cycles

step 1

step 2

inventory sensitive parts

inventory part lifespan and issue frequency

visual wear

use cycles

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step 3

consider cost consequences

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50%

Design tool, with example of how a part is assessed.

With the design tool they can assess any part of an existing product, or new concept. With the tool there can be determined whether the part has to be redesign or not. If so, it suggest the appropriate design strategy for this part. The tool is made for stroller design, but can used for other product categories as well. - I presented this design tool at the products-that-last research consortium-

Redesign of part as suggested by design tool: make less sensitive to wear

OPTIMIZE CONCEPT

Take action

step 4

Choose actor in refurbishment

no refurbishment

step 5

Determine design space

step 6 apply

optimization concept

redesign

make less sensitive to wear


Design & Visualisation - Relevant working experienceThese pages show some of the projects I worked on as a freelance industrial and graphical designer. Projects include concept development, light design, 3D visualisation and graphical design projects.

Product manual


Visualisation and movie of light design in Dialux for museum “Nieuw Kranenburg”

Movie shot from visualization light design of house renovation

Light calculations and visualisation museum “de Gevangenpoort”

Calculations of light intensity


Design & Visualisation - Relevant working experienceOTHER WORK


3D visualisation facade profile

Design from concept to prototype for ZunZun

Corporate identity for presentations “de Groot & Visser�


Skate Brace - Enhancing skating performance The Skate Brace prevents ankle buckling while enabling forward movement for enhanced skating results. This project focuses on the development of a skating support for professional skaters from idea to proof of principle.


Exploring Kinetic configurations

Prototyping

Testing: 6 degrees of ankel buckling instead of 12

The product Keywords Embodiment / Prototyping / Testing / Ergonomics Product The Skate Brace prevents buckling by making an extra connection between the skate and the body. The connection between the brace and skate fits under every professional speed skate for both short track as well as long track. The brace is connected with the body by a strap that grabs firmly but comfortable around the lower leg. A hinge and sliding bearing enables the leg to bend over, while ankle buckling is prevented. Process Creating a product this closely related to the human body asks for extensive prototyping and testing. First, kinetic concepts were developed from which the working was simulated in CAD software. Then, a prototype was build and tested among professional speed skaters. Finally, testing results were used to make an elaborated redesign. Improving and Redesign


Intelline - Careless cooking for Vatti The Intelline is a range hood for the mainstream European market, and is designed for a Chinese manufacturer in kitchen appliances. It functions automatically for optimal air ventilation in the kitchen to offer careless cooking to everyone.

Touch screen appears when extraction is activated


The product Keywords Concept Design / Strategic / User insights Product User studies showed how people failed to use their range hood properly. Therefore, intelligent air ventilation is proposed which includes two innovative functionalities: 1. Intelligent cooking extraction during cooking 2. Intelligent continuous air ventilation after cooking Intelligence Intelligence in the Intelline means that cooking fumes are measured automatically, the hood reacts on it

and extract the fumes accordingly. Fumes that are not captured by the hood are extracted by the continuous ventilation in the “shelves” that extract the air at a low capacity during five hours after cooking. Appearance Since the Intelline works automatically, the product settles with a modest appearance. This is reflected in all facets of the embodiment. First, the user interface is invisible when no user interaction is easy to use. Secondly, the product is designed minimalistic. It’s not the product itself that attracts the attention, but it is supportive to the kitchen.

Motors in extraction system


Intelline - Careless cooking for Vatti CONCEPTUALIZATION


Sketches of different concep

ts


Banyan Box - A step by step solar system The Banyan Box is a product that aims at the base of the pyramid. A product is developed as well as an implementation strategy. Step by step investments should enable rural Cambodian households to use electricity in a safe an sustainable way.


The product Keywords Sustainable / Base of the Pyramid / Solar energy Project This project was part of the minor Sustainable Design and is done for Kamworks; a NGO that produces and sales solar solutions in Cambodia. My focus in this group project was research on implementation in Cambodia, the concept development and solar calculations. Step by step To limit the initial costs the system can be purchased in steps:

1) Buy battery box 2) Recharge battery at central solar charge station and safe money in comparison to charging by combustion engine. 3) Buy a solar panel and have your power for free. The product The product contains a battery, a solar cell and controlling electronics in sealed box, ensuring safe usage. Sockets can be connected to the box to bring the electricity everywhere in and around the house. The design is embodied for production in a Cambodian factory with low tech production techniques. Concept of product implementation

Prototyping

Eploded view


Curriculum Vitae - Koen Keijsers -


Koen Keijsers Education

2011-2012| Study abroad (master elective courses) Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg, Sweden Courses: Advanced Form Design, Manufacturing Processes and Computer Aided Industrial Design 2006 - 2010 | Bachelor Industrieel Ontwerpen Delft University of Technology Minor: Sustainable Design 2000 - 2006 | Newman College, Breda VWO N&T Extra courses: history, visual arts education, economics

Professional skills

Software, CAD: SolidWorks, Dialux, Alias, Sketchup, Photoview 360, CES EduPack

+31 (0)6 20881379

Klooster 34, 2611RW, Delft

12-01-1988, The Netherlands

Experience

2010 - 2013 | Master Integrated Product Design Delft University of Technology Thesis titel: “The development of a Product Service System for a Bugaboo stroller”, department Design for Sustainability

Design • Concept design • Embodiment design • Design for sustainability • Design thinking • Creative facilitation

koenkeijsers@gmail.com

2012 - 2013 | Graduation Internship Bugaboo International, Amsterdam • Development Product Service System • Development of Design tool: Design for Refurbishment (presented on consortium meeting Products-that-Last) • Concept design of lease stroller • Business model generation 2009- 2013 | Freelance industrial designer Immen Consultancy, Molenschot • Lighting design and visualizations for museums • Developing luminaires (concept design, Solidworks modeling, technical documentation for production) • Presentation movies 2012 | Creative facilitator • Organizing and leading creative workshops at Rijksmuseum, Interface and Bugaboo • Participating in “Cases on tour”, study association i.d.

2012 | Freelance graphic designer De Groot & Visser, Gorinchem • Develop graphic design of corporate identity for company presentations • Product visualizations for commercial purposes 2010 - 2012 | Freelance industrial designer Ontwerpbureau industrialdesign.nl, Delft • Concept development of various consumer products • Embodiment design from concept to prototype 2010 | Freelance industrial designer Shelter expert, Delft • Development of post disaster emergency shelter • Concept development and presentation

References: On request

Secundary activities Software, Graphic: Photoshop, Indesign, Illustrator, Premiere, After Effects, Flash Language • Dutch: Native proficiency • English: Full professional proficient • German: Basic proficiency

2005 - 2013 | Volleyball trainer • (Beach) volleybal trainer for adults and children • Coaching of teams at high regional level 2009 – 2010 | Board member of student volleyball club Punch • Full time board function recognized by TU Delft • Responsible for technical staff and policy • Organizing competition for 350 players weekly • Member and supervisor in various committees 2006-2011 Membership various committees Punch

2010 | President Lustrum committee of Punch Organization of celebration week for 400 participants. 2009 | Participation International Design Seminar ‘09 Seminar at the faculty of architecture in Delft focused on user centered design and international collaboration. 2004 | Member of exchange committee for Newman College, Breda Organization of exchange program for schools of eight European Union countries.


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