Portfolio lasse jepsen

Lasse Lund Jepsen Industrial design engineer // Portfolio

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Born 1992 Born in 6880 Tarm Driver license A & B

Address: Blegkilde Alle 44,1,2 9000 Aalborg Denmark

Contact: lassejepsen@icloud.com +45 28 24 64 32

Lasse Jepsen Hi I’m a problem solver, a industrial designer and a family man. I love teamwork and collaboration, however i also enjoy doing work on my own. When doing projects, talks can be fine but without doing there’s nothing to talk about, and that’s where i excel. Being it calling experts or building models i’m often the one calling the shots. I like making sense of things and use logic to create solutions. I enjoy the design process and don’t mind working on deadlines it keeps me motivated and focused. As a son of a tool constructer i have always been interested in well engineered solutions and appreciate the thought and work that goes into great products. When i’m not making projects or school work i spent time with my 10month old son and my girlfriend, where we go sailing in our boat. If you are hiring me you will get a team player that adds energy, humour, and focus.

Education: Aalborg University

Master’s degree in Industrial design engineering 2015 - Present

Aalborg University

Bachelor of science in Industrial design engineering 2012 - 2015

HTX Skjern

Technical Upper Secondary Technology and innovation 2008 - 2011

Software skills Rookie

Languages user

Pro

Adobe Premiere pro

Danish

Adobe Indesign

Native

Adobe Illustrator Autodesk 360 MS Office Keyshot Solidworks

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English

German

Fluent

Beginner

Voluntary work A&D Studyboard

ADAC schoolboard of architecture design and planning

Vice chairman 2014 - 2015

Boardmember 2014 - 2015

A&D studyboard Boardmember 2013 - 2015

Jobs Aalborg University

Student assistant For shorter periodes of time when needed

Hvidbjerg strand camping

Service Employe Summer vacation in 2014 Mainly working in the waterpark I provided service to guests and made sure that people acted safe and didn’t do harm to them self or others. Furthermore I cleaned the bathrooms and the dressing room. Lastly, I worked in the ‘Western Department’ where i sold drinks and snacks to customers.

Contact: Lene Slejkjær

Vestas

Semi Skilled Worker 2011 - 2012 I worked in a lean production facility where i helped optimizing the production line of the pitch controller to the V112 turbine. I was a floor worker and learned about how lean was being implemented into big company like Vestas. During my time there i worked on production line but also in the repair department where we updated hardware of some controllers.

Contact: Svend Erik Hansen

VMTarm

Security staff 2008 - 2011 I had the responsibility of making sure that the sweep boys had left the factory at the appropriate time. But also locking doors, switching of lights and welding equipment.

Contact: Kaj Christensen

Things I enjoy

Family

Sailing

Mountainbiking

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Modus Modus was a project made in collaboration with a company called Cube design. The objective was to make a lounge furniture for the offices and institutions. The project was a 15 ECTS course with a group of four, Alexander KjĂŚr Andersen, Matilde Eilersen, Maya GulbĂŚk and me.

Company collaboration:

The focus of the project module was to develop a piece of furniture based on a brief from a company called CUBE Design which is a Danish office furniture manufacturer. The topic of the brief was Lounge furniture, and from that we started defining what lounge is in the modern office of the knowledge worker. Focusing on conversation and collaboration spaces we wanted to enable knowledge workers to share and externalise thoughts and ideas.

My Role:

Collecting and analysing data, Scrum master, Design For Manufacturing, Calculations, testing and Rendering.

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Scalable lounge setups

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The process of making Modus

Approach Interview with users

Clustering user statements

Using systematic sketching

Evaluating and combining ideas

Testing privates sphere

Testing collaboration limitations

CAD exploration of the rule of proximity

Final construction of model in CAD

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1:1 Scale presentation model.

Render of office landscape with modus

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Gorm Gorm was my Bachelor thesis, The project course was titled Integrated design. It was made in collaboration with Rolls Royce Marine Service. The Team consisted of Alexander Petersen, Jacob Christensen, Lasse Jepsen and Stefan Larsen.

B2B product:

The aim of this course was to make a B2B product / solution using integrated design approach.Collaborating with Rolls Royce Marine Service Centre in Aalborg, we where allowed to follow employees closely on the shop floor and inquire about their work. We found that the process of cleaning bolts from ship thrusters was something they wasted a lot of time on - so we set out to improve that process.. The final product was Gorm a cleaning solution where sorting and cleaning becomes a part of the workflow.

My Role:

Collecting and analyzing data, Project Management, Testing, Prototyping and Manufacturing.

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The process of developing Gorm

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Shadowing the employee

Mapping workflow

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Physical testing of the possible cleaning methods

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Making mock-up models

Getting feedback problem from users

Making working principles

Getting quotes from manufactures

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Shimano Brakebox Shimano brakebox was a project made on the 4.semester Bachelor , the title of the project module.was Proces Analysis and Redesign. The project group consisted of: Alexander Andersen, Louise Ullmann, Michael Planck, Sandi Andersen, Yussef Karim, Lasse Jepsen

Redesign:

The aim of the course was to redesign and rethink a basic v brake system that is found on bikes all over the world. We found that emergency braking can lead to severe injury and therefore we wanted to create a smarter solution to reduce the hazard of emergency braking.. Looking into other contexts where emergency braking is needed we found that cars use all four wheels to break and that lead to the idea of breaking on both wheels using one lever.

My role:

Manufacturing, Prototyping, CAD, Testing, 3D printing, Rendering and Collecting and analysing data.

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What are the risks of an emergency stop?

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There’s a risk of blocking the rear wheel if the rearbrake is used and eventually loosing control.Using the front brake in an emergency stop is much more effective than using the rear brake, but breaking too hard can mean being thrown over the handlebar.

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The process of making the brakebox

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Deassembly and messuring every part.

Making prinicple sketching

Making the total design of the brakebox

Prototyping through testing and 3d printing

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Ducati Casco Casco was an individual project in a 5ECTS course called Form & Technology. The assignment was to explore behavioral, technological and form trends and combine them into a new product. My focus was on wearable technology as the social/behavioural trend and augmented reality as the technology. It was a seven day assignment including research and development. I used the project as an opportunity to learn the new CAD software Autodesk Fusion 360.

The Display

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The product:

Research showed that riders want minimum information such as navigation, speed and warnings of rear collision. Ducati Casco is a ‘Smart Helmet’, where the most relevant information shows up on a screen in front the eye of the rider, this helps the rider keeping his eyes on the road while still getting the relevant information.

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Speaker stand Redesign for Hi-Fi:

The speaker stand is a personal project, i made due to my passion of Hi-Fi. The objective of the design was to hide the speaker cables which is an issue when dealing with shelf speakers. The whole construction is made for easy assembly and only requires three nuts and one tool. The speaker stand i made from aluminium on a five axis milling machine and then finished by hand sanding it. I did the design and hand finishing and my farther did programming and milling.

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Phone: +45 28 24 64 32 Email: lassejepsen@icloud.com

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