A fully operational prototype was developed, tested and proved to deliver key functional and design requirements.
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Klin
Year
2013
Toilet bowl cleaner
Flowy is a consumable product for the house cleaning and hygiene market. It’s designed as an affordable product with looks of a stylish accessory. The main challenge was to keep a low cost production process and assembly while ensuring complex functionality of water flow, circulation, sealing and fit amongst others.
- Product
Services Provided
- Industrial design
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Beehero
BeeHero Precision Pollination Hardware Design
In 2022, we partnered with BeeHero, a leader in precision pollination, to design and guide production of their core hardware: the in-hive sensor and field gateway.
This was more than a product challenge-it was a user empathy challenge. Farmers and beekeepers are often underserved by modern technology, not because they don’t need it, but because too much of it is designed without their context in mind. Our goal: make the tech invisible, intuitive, and built for the field.
This was more than a product challenge-it was a user empathy challenge. Farmers and beekeepers are often underserved by modern technology, not because they don’t need it, but because too much of it is designed without their context in mind. Our goal: make the tech invisible, intuitive, and built for the field.
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Flybuster
An extendable fly trap
The fly trap requires sufficient volume to include its special liquid which attracts the flies as well enough empty space.
The studio re-designed this blockbuster product with the intention to reduce production and logistics cost and improve retail presentation.
The final product presented a design with a new expanding container which is shipped and sold in compact configuration and opened in time for out-doors use.
FlyBuster’s open configuration multiplies it’s “catch” volume by 3 times trapping hundreds of annoying flies…
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Yeruham
Desert statue
A design concept that was developed into an eco-friendly statue at the entrance of Yeruham, a desert-surrounded city in Southern Israel. It is designed to be visually assimilated yet have environmental impact while promoting a motif of progress to symbolize the city’s advancements in the recent years.
