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Amrapali Satpudke | [email protected] | + 91 8286145455

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diploma projectR e d e f i n i n g m o b i l i t y

Wheelchair for physically challenged children

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d i p l o m a p r o j e c tR e d e f i n i n g m o b i l i t y

Wheelchair for physically challenged childrenFor optimal postural support, safety, durability, comfort, ergonomical and fit for the environment in which it will be used (play, home, school).To restore mobility and mobilize residual activities, to be extension of his or her personality, to motivate and lead a better quality of life.Sponsor I TI Cycles of India I Chennai Amrapali Satpudke I Product Design I NID

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d e s i g n p r o c e s s

design briefproduct study

ideation,conceptualization cad modelling

quick mockups

material selection detailingprototyping

components finishing user testing, validation, feedback assembly

user research, observation,market studysecondary research

material selection detailingprototyping

design briefproduct study

ideation,conceptualizationconceptualization cad modelling

quick mockups

user research, observation,market studysecondary research

components finishing user testing, validation, feedback user testing, validation, feedback assembly

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C o n c e p t u a l s k e t c h e s

• Adjustable frame to meet the needs of growing children (expandable to an adult size wheelchair)• Adjustable back and seating • Light weight and ergonomic frame design to provide neutral body posture• Height adjustable foot-plates with straps to keep feet in position• Adjustable back rest• Low rise armrest for easy ingress and egress• Quick release wheels with spoke guard• Adjustable, ergonomic assistant handle bar

d e s i g n c o n c e p t

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F o l d i n g m e c h a n i s m

Allowing for expansion of wheelchair width so that child using the wheelchair does not have to change 2-3 wheelchairs during his/her growing age.

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Slots on the frame to adjust the wheel

289mm 315mm 340mm 365mm

Adjustable seating for varying seat widths

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Sponsor I TI Cycles of India I Chennai Amrapali Satpudke I Product Design I NID

d e s i g n fe a t u r e sS e a t i n g d e t a i l s

D e t a i l i n g a n d s k e t c h e s

The final frame design is light weight and allows for seat width expansion with the help of adjustable seat straps over which a firm cushion is provided.

The handle bar in horizontal position helps in pushing the wheelchair comfortably and rotates in downward position to allow folding of the wheelchair.

H a n d l e b a r d e t a i l s

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Sponsor I TI Cycles of India I Chennai Amrapali Satpudke I Product Design I NID

d e s i g n fe a t u r e s

Castor wheel assembly

D e t a i l i n g a n d s k e t c h e s

The castor wheels overcome minor obstacles such as a riser and is height adjustable for better fit.

Removable footrest is shaped in the form of a shoe which looks playful at the same time gives protection and holds the feet in position.

C a s t o r w h e e l f o r k a n d b r a c k e t

Foot-rest and calf guard

F o o t r e s t

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Sponsor I TI Cycles of India I Chennai Amrapali Satpudke I Product Design I NIDLow profile arm-rest

D e t a i l i n g a n d s k e t c h e s

The bracket that connects the back-rest and the seat provides for angle adjustment of the back-rest to offer best comfortable position.

The low profile arm-rest helps in ingress and egress at the same time serves as a clothes guard, preventing the clothes getting caught in the spokes.

Seat bracket

d e s i g n fe a t u r e s

Scaled mock-up

Connecting bracket: prototype

Safety device

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Self propelled, folding wheelchair for physically challenged children

Foot rest with toe guard and adjustable strap to hold feet in place

Calf support strap

Low profile arm rest (soft cushioning on the inner side for comfort ) which serves as a clothes guard as well

Height adjustable push handle can be rotated into vertical position to ease folding of the wheelchair

6ӯ solid PU castor wheels composite/aluminium hub, soft tread, flat-free for smooth ride

Aluminium hand rim with texture coated paint for firm grip

Transparent acrylic spoke guard to allow personalizing the wheelchair with graphical stickers

Height, tilt adjustable fork for castor wheels

Frame pad, to protect palms while getting in wheelchair from groundCross-bar assembly to allow for expansion of the width of the wheelchair

Disc brake

Tipping edge

Pre-contoured cushion

Prototype in progress

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Tip assist

Spoke guard

Low raise armrest

Bracket

Cushioning

Cross bars

Seat straps

Assistant handle bar with brake control

Back rest straps

Push rim

Back pouch

Castor wheel hub

Castor wheel Castor wheel fork

Foot rest

Hand brake

Frame pad

Calf guard

Extension arm

Seat cushion

Exploded view

Disc brake

Prototype

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S p o k e g u a r d d e c a l

To bring the joy of play, remove the fear of wheelchair from the child and remove the stigma attached to wheelchairs the spoke guard graphics are designed.

i The spoke guard is designed with puzzle graphics to add playfulness. ii A graphical map of the city or town that the child lives in to make it playful as well as informative.iii As children like boardgames, the scrabble board graphics are used on the spokeguard & magnetic scrabble tiles provided to play with or just write their names on the spokeguard to personalize the wheelchair.

Spoke guard graphics

product graphics

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User/ product testing

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system designD e s i g n f o r e l d e r l y

T h e R o c k i n g 6 0 ’ s

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D e s i g n f o r e l d e r l y ( T e a m P r o j e c t )

Understanding the complexity of the system, finding the weak links, loop holes in a system and addressing the issues with one or more suitable approaches. The grey area of elderly/ aging was selected and solutions were sought in totality for: Product, Policy and Services. Dealing with urban elderly population extensive research brought forward a set of design principals for age-proof design and also universal design. Dignity, independence & safety: three major concerns in life of elderly.

R e s e a r c h M e t h o d o l o g y

Observation Participative Non participativeFirst hand data collection Interviews QuestionnairesSecondary data collection Existing data collection Literature Standards and norms Internet researchAudit Product Service InfrastructureExisting system model study Study of existing products services, organizations etc. related to physically challenged Data interpretation and analysis Inferences Systems model Re-define brief

Issues mapping to identify the scope

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D e s i g n f o r e l d e r l y ( T e a m P r o j e c t )

Service and policy intervention

s y s t e m d e s i g n

PolicyRefreshing the brand identity of Government Saving CertificatesImpact /expected outcome:The younger generation would be more aware of the savings schemes which are safe and give them better returns which make them financially more secure in their old age.PolicyAwareness campaignsImpact /expected outcome:Campaigns to generate awareness amongst the elderly about their rights and help them take advantage of the policies. The companies associated with such programs will in-turn get good will and publicity of their brand.ServiceUniversal Help lineImpact /expected outcome:Easy accessibility to services. No dependence on other people for help.Providing peace of mind and independence. Amrapali Satpudke I Product Design I NID

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D e s i g n f o r e l d e r l y

P r o d u c t i n t e r v e n t i o n ( I n d i v i d u a l )Pill dispenserDesign concepts for improving compliance:• Compliance failures can be reduced by addition of memory aid• Ergonomic redesign of the packaging, with 30 pills in a single package for the entire month instead of 10 pills per pack.• Memory aid attached to the monthly cartridge of pills.• Feed back about previous and next pill.• Tactile feedback provided on the cartridge.• Reusable packaging, child safe

Paper mock-up

PrototypeTask analysis

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technically complex projectD o c u m e n t S h r e d d e r f o r o f f i c e u s e

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Existing product study

T e c h n i c a l l y C o m p l e x P r o j e c t

Design briefTo redesign the paper shredder that is• Light-weight, to fit under the office desk• Ease of assembly • Quiet operation • Safe, secure housing• Better display and controls• Value addition in terms of better form and to allow to dispose of other office waste as well.

Initial concepts and explorations

Option 1 In work environment

d e s i g n p r o j e c t Technical study: existing product

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T e c h n i c a l l y C o m p l e x P r o j e c t

Form explorationsForm explorations were carried to derive the best possible form that would fit in an office environment as well as bring an interesting element in to the environment instead of a boxy white office product.

d e s i g n p r o j e c t

Form explorationsConcepts

Final option

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T e c h n i c a l l y C o m p l e x P r o j e c t

Form and functionThe resulting form contains the cutting mechanism and fits underneath the standards office table, it can be accessed by foot to operate as a dust-bin. The display and controls are housed on a sloping surface for visibility and access. The transparent view panel helps to let the user know when the bin is full to prevent any paper jam. The rear handle helps in carrying and the groove in the blade housing helps in lifting it without coming in contact with the blades.

d e s i g n p r o j e c t Assembled model

Final option

Disassembled model

Display and controls

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display and controlsM o b i l e a n d p r o d u c t i n t e r f a c e

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M o b i l e i n t e r f a c e

N o k i a U S I D d e s i g n c h a l l e n g e 0 8The challenge was to design an easy to use mobile application (concept and the UI) that can help in the agricultural productivity and socio-economic development of the rural farming community of India.

pashuRAKSHAPashu-raksha is an application that allows to locate livestock and access information using the mobile phone GPRS system to read radio frequency identification tag (RFID) used in identifying animals and collecting data such as date of birth, inoculations, breeding specifics etc. It will help to spot the exact location of the livestock and to send the animal data to the veterinarian for speedy diagnosis in remote villages.

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SURAKSHACotton begins to suffer from drought if its leaves stay above 82° F-27.8° C for more than 6 hours. Farmers can choose the time, temperature threshold at which they would like to receive alerts. Infrared (IR) or laser thermometers monitoring the plant temperature in the farm relay information to computer base station, cell phone modem sends text message to farmer’s cell phone. ADS can tell temperature increase in the farm directly to the farmer or fire station.

M o b i l e i n t e r f a c e

N o k i a U S I D d e s i g n c h a l l e n g e 0 8Auto dial alarm system (ADAS) for irrigation/ drought monitoring in a farm. Crops tend to suffer from drought if the irrigation schedule is not micromanaged. Also the requirement for irrigation can vary in different areas in the same farm. If irrigation schedule is micromanaged it can lead to higher yield and good quality of crop without excessive wastage of water. Amrapali Satpudke I Product Design I NID

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P r o d u c t i n t e r f a c e ( T e a m P r o j e c t )

Analysing and redesigning the interface of Ultrasound system used for sonographyThe ultrasound system offers a better user experience by allowing for scanning and interpreting of ultrasound images at the point of care with ease. Both the doctors and the technician with limited experience or training who just need basic functionality and ease of operation can use this system easily. Immediate clinical decisions can be made faster which gives the doctor more time to focus on the patient.

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Final prototype

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Redesigned interface

P r o d u c t i n t e r f a c e ( T e a m P r o j e c t )

Analysing and redesigning the interface of Ultrasonic system used for sonography• Grouping of various keys according to their functions, hierarchy and pattern of use to reduce cognitive overload.• Better correlation of keys and probes to the visual interface.• Re-sizing of keys as per frequency of use and redesign product graphics.• Designing for both hand users, minimizing complexities.• Dedicated sliding key board for data entry to prevent accidental pressing of keys.• Flat screen monitor for clarity and control buttons that correlate to the screen functions provided on the screen itself.

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Existing interface with grouping of controls as per their functions

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Trigger display & controls

Image intensifier display and controls

Five main components of lithotriptor machine :• Image intensifier• Lithotriptor generator• Computer monitoring system• Automated bed• ECG-R monitor

d i s p l a y a n d c o n t r o l s

P r o d u c t i n t e r f a c e ( T e a m P r o j e c t )

Analysing and redesigning interface of Lithotriptor (group work)Medical device used in the non-invasive treatment of kidney stones using high-energy shock waves to fragment and disintegrate them.The image intensifier and lithotriptor generator display and controls were redesigned after observation and study of the entire lithotripsy procedure and interacting with the experts, technicians and patients. The remote control display and controls are redesigned such that the form is more intuitive, easy to use and leaves no possibility of error due to accidental pushing of buttons.

Trigger and image intensifier controls Remote for lithotriptor image intensifier and bedRedesigned

Existing

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nature and formM e d u s a J e l l y f i s h

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M e d u s a J e l l y f i s h

The life cycle of Medusa Jellyfish was studied with respect to itsForm, Function, PrincipleTaking inspiration from attributes derived such as Safety, Protection, Biological propulsion, Principle of growth, Buoyancy, Biomechanics, Bioluminescence an illuminated collapsible enclosure was developed which can be used in crowded places like expos for private viewing that is light weight, easy to install and dismantle. Focusing on the form finding and fabrication of minimal surface structures, modularity and efficiency are improved through the repetition of identical components which creates intricate surfaces with only a few types of component, with applications in architecture, product and fashion design.

Sketches and explorations

Explorations for semi- pneumatic structures

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M e d u s a J e l l y f i s hThe resulting structure was studied in terms of scale and application. The resulting temporary structure is air filled, light weight, easy to transport and assemble with minimum supports. Suspended from the ceiling the enclosure can be scaled as per requirement to create an enclosure. The LED’s illuminating the structure create an element of interest in a crowded place such as an expo. The power and data cable is clubbed with the cable suspending the structure.

Detail drawing

Prototype detailPattern detailPrototype

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simple product designW e l d i n g m a s k f o r g a s w e l d i n g

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D e s i g n c o n s i d e r a t i o n s• Eye goggles protect eyes from flying sparks and slag thus they should be enclosed from the sides.• Ventilation ports provided to prevent fogging up of the glasses but also prevent radiation to pass through.• Lens should be covered with clear shatter proof cover plate which can be replaced when damaged by spots of metal on it.• Adjustable head band and adjustable link between the eye caps and over the nose bridge to fit all the different users.• The surface area of the shield should not cause rash on contact area of the face.• With stand sterilization.• White paint using zinc oxide pigments provides good eye protection as it absorbs UV radiation. Head harness details

simple product designPersonal protective equipments

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paper mockup

P a p e r m o c k u p f o r f o r m s t u d y After conducting user, market survey and concluding upon the redesign brief the form studies were carried out by making paper mockups using a dummy model and then testing it out on human form.

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D e s i g n f e a t u r e s• Spherical front cover improves the field of vision and is attached with cover lenses from inside which would protect the lenses.• Tilting adjustability to position the helmet closer or further away from the chin, which helps in position welding and can accommodate prescription glasses as well.• Telescoping adjustability of the headgear enables to individually align the helmet.• Integrated earmuffs help in noise reduction.• Padded sweat band keeps distance between mask and facial surface to breath and comfort.• Shell material is engineering grade thermoplastics [eg.Noryl a blend of polyphenylene oxide (PPO) & polystyrene(PS)]

simple product design

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s k i l l sSketches | Renders | Model making | Elements of forms | Elements of design

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Amrapali Satpudke I Product Design I NIDS k e t c h e s a n d r e n d e r i n g s

representation techniques

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miscellaneous

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c r a f t d o c u m e n t a t i o n‘Aranmula Kannadi’ or bronze mirrors of AranmulaOwes its name to the village of Aranmula, a serene little village in Kerala, India. The uniqueness of this craft is in its creation, a closely guarded secret that is known to these gifted craftsmen of Aranmula.It was handed down from generation to generation and is a part of all auspicious occasions. Exquisitely crafted, the oval shaped mirror is traditionally framed in a decorative brass frame. The craft documentation was an attempt to understand the myth regarding the origin and various processes involved in the making of this enigmatic mirror.

Finished mirror

The process

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W e a v i n g L o v e , C r e a t i n g “ H o p e ”The challenge was to create a beautiful symbol of “Hope” in design of a brand new check pattern built on the Grameen check, fabric born of Bangladesh with local resources and skills. Woven in cotton, produced in the poorest region of the country with a hope of economic independence. To commemorate the birth of the first Grameen Felissimo project.This challenge was intended to bring the power of design into action, by injecting an element of excitement to the product line and thereby expanding their market outside their own village and country. Repeat pattern for fabric

t e x t i l e d e s i g n

Creating checkered pattern using the shadow-checks with seamless- repeat background pattern and transforming it into the letters – HOPE , coloured in the warm shades of red to symbolize love. The alternative colourway is in shades of soothing grey and cool blue.

TransformationInspiration board

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p r o m o t i o n a l g i f t

R e - u s e a n d r e c y c l eA unique gifting item for a wine manufacturing company is created by utilizing the old wine barrels to serve as a multi-utility storage. The collapsible mechanism of the tool box is applied to the form of the wine barrel to create a packaging for the wine bottles and also serve as a utility case after the wine is consumed. Multi-utility storage

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p r o m o t i o n a l g i f t

R e - u s e a n d r e c y c l eUsing the reclaimed wood from the old wine barrels a luminaire is created that also serves as wine bottle packaging.The form of the luminaire is inspired from the logwood fire that creates a warm and cosy environment for the wine drinking experience. Luminaire

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Option-2

The team

For: Dallas Badminton Club, DallasDesign graphics for the Dallas Badminton Club for year 2010

g r a p h i c s

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Option-1

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photographyP e o p l e a n d p l a c e s

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p h o t o g r a p h y

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p h o t o g r a p h y

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p h o t o g r a p h y

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p h o t o g r a p h y

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p h o t o g r a p h y

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p h o t o g r a p h y

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professional workI n o r b i t m a l l , H y d e r a b a d

Consulting architect : P.G.Patki Architects, MumbaiDesign concept: Callison Architects, Washington

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p r o f e s s i o n a l w o r k

I n o r b i t m a l l , H y d e r a b a d

Consulting architect : P.G.Patki Architects, MumbaiDesign concept: Callison Architects, WashingtonPutting the design concept in Indian context in terms of the users, terrain, local building authorities structure and services constraints while collaborating with a team of architects, engineers, services- structural consultants

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I n o r b i t m a l l , H y d e r a b a d

Consulting architect : P.G.Patki Architects, MumbaiDesign concept : Callison Architects, WashingtonDesign Concept Inorbit Mall @ Hi-Tech City Hyderabad was envisioned as a mixed use development incorporating retail, entertainment and office spaces nestled within a sloping terrain amidst a natural rocky setting facing a lake. Located at the periphery of the Mind Space Corporate Campus, the project is targeted to serve the city’s affluent districts and its burgeoning population base.The four level retail and entertainment development is strategically sited to cascade towards the lake and sits on top of four level parking deck carefully crafted within the existing contours. The project also incorporates a 8 level office building with expansive floor plates overlooking the lake.

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Atrium view on completion