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Industrial design portfolio 2010
Fredrik Nilsson
MFA Advanced Product Design
Umeå Institute of Design
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Page 1 - Fredrik Nilsson

Industrial design portfolio 2010 Fredrik NilssonMFA Advanced Product Design Umeå Institute of Design

Page 2 - About me Interests

ideationBlade in front - No compensation problemNo front or back - just turn the bladeSymmetrical frame? Reduce turns.Separate cabin from framePendulu

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ideationMulti machine - Grader - Wheel loader- BulldozerExtendable frame/counter weightGood view of the bladeReduce drive time by turning cabin

Page 4 - Project overview - Content

ideationreduce mechanism by robot-like armAdjustable cabin positionHeight adjustable lights

Page 5 - Concept motor grader

conceptualisation & Evaluation50%25%25%50%75%75%ABAFFF152F4F350%25%25%50%75%75%ABAFFF152F4F3Weight distributionConcept DirectionEvaluating forces

Page 6 - The motor grader

defining package and sizeElectric HUB EnginesHydraulics for telescopingCabin rotationCabin movmentArm movementTool tilt & RotationGenerator kit- B

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Form work - inspiration boardsEdgy but bulky and smoothpowerfull and heavy duty yet humble and slow

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3D workFinal assembly Solid WorksSurface modelingAliasFoam mock-upsConcept refinements

Page 10 - Reduce turns

Final designExtendable frameMovable bladeadjustable weight distributionMovable cabinSymmetrical designPendulum arm suspension+ Gyro technologylevelGyr

Page 11 - - Bulldozer

Final designExtended modeRetracted mode

Page 12 - Adjustable

Name: Fredrik NilssonBorn: 2nd May 1981Marital status: Co-habiteeAddress: Blommensbergsvägen 156 c/o Anna Ling 126 51 STOCKHOLM Mobil

Page 14 - Visibility diagram

upgrade for better and safer roads

Page 15 - Edgy but bulky and smooth

Robotic snow blowerDescriptionTechnological innovation projectRobotics - " A search for applications and products"Year: 2007 Duration: 10 we

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IndustryHealth careService Entertainment ExplorationMilitaryPrecautionBoredomMonotonePrecisionTransformationLeathalUnhumaneMultifuncionalUnreachableRe

Page 17 - Model building

To identify the essential functions and dierent situations the robot had to handle was important in order to gure out which sensors that should be u

Page 18 - Final design

IdeationThe Melt DownThe PlowThe Striking PawThe ScoopThe WhisksThe EscalatorThe MoleSnow gets dierent characteristics depending on the temperature.

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The challenge was to design a robotic snow blower that didn't look like an ordinary snow blower without handles. The intention was to create a un

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IdeationThe nal concept was based on an idea that thinner track belts ran around the whole machine making it use its whole length for contact and bet

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Final design

Page 22 - Robotic snow blower

123457681 Folded chute2 Sensor / Camera housing3 Direction LEDs4 LED lights5 Carving edge6 Snow crushers7 Throw arm8 Thin belt-tracks9 Displa

Page 23 - Robotics Snow shoveling

Education 2006 - 2009 Umeå Institute of Design, Sweden Advanced Product DesignMaster programme 120 ECTS-credits 2003 - 2006 Umeå Institute of Design,

Page 24 - Problems to solve

Final designWorking mode1 Working light2 Emergency stop3 Hydraulic tubing123

Page 25 - Ideation

Size and shapeThe robot is about knee-height and has less than a square meter footprint. The orange colored elds emphasizes the powerful characterist

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SonarBattery stackElectric enginesCPUWireless synch &positioning antennasIR cameraMonocular cameraLIDARSLAM TechnologySimultaneous Location And Ma

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121234Set upThe user can set up the working premises by tagging Galileo satellite positioning with the enclosed re-mote control. Starting by the base

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Electric engines makes it silent and can work during night time as well. The working light on the pipe and on the front makes it visible in

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インテリア次世代のトヨタヤリスInterior for the next generation Toyota YarisDescriptionInternship projectCompany: Toyota BoshokuYear: 2007 Duration: 10 weeks Design

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背景BackgroundThe brief was to design an interior for the next generation Toyota Yaris - from an European perspective.Field studiesThe Students were tak

Page 31 - Size and shape

ターゲットグループTargetgroupDuring family life Mainly mothers"The Second Car"Smart featuresSpaciousComfortableShoppingTake kids to school/practiseS

Page 32 - Under the shell

認識された問題Identied problems...most space?Which brand has the...Buying a compact car...best comfort? ...smartest functions?Need to differentiateIn a comp

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vプロジェクトの焦点Project focusTheme:Scandinasian design Vision:Slimmer seatsDesirable | Organized | Sun oriented | Respectful | Clean | Geometrical | Simple

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Page 5 - 21Concept motor grader Master degree project2009Sponsored by: Volvo Construction EquipmentPage 22 - 34Robotic snow blower School project - Ma

Page 36 - Background

最終的なコンセプトFinal conceptThin exible seatsFlexible seat pocketComfortable backseatCentrer console storageExtendable tray for sharingInterior embrace pas

Page 37 - ターゲットグループ

Interior embrace the passengersFlexible storageResponsive seatsUnfolded backseat support Tray/Storage/Console最終的なコンセプトFinal concept

Page 38 - Need to differentiate

Clay model | クレイモデルDr Shuhei Toyoda - President of Toyota Boshoku Presentation for Design departmentDiscussions with clay modeler 最終的なコンセプトFinal Conce

Page 39 - プロジェクトの焦点

Autonomous tram for Stockholm city 2025DescriptionStrategic design projectSponsored by AlstomYear: 2007 Duration: 8 weeks Designer: Fredrik Nilsson,

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Stockholm is growing. The public transportation is getting overpowered and SL* are planing to re-establish trams into the city. The French tram and tr

Page 41 - 最終的なコンセプト

Studying the tram in Bordeaux it became clear how nice modern trams are - No more shrieking brakes or shaky rides. It was an amazing way as a tourist

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What is Stockholm city like?Interlaced with natureImageboard “Stockholm”Weather orientedSpaciousEqualitySecurePeacefulCleanSimplePatrioticscandinavia

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What will 2025 be like?Inspirationholistic/flowingenvironmental friendlyintelligentflexible/adaptable2025Becoming an icon for the cityExciting ride - gr

Page 44 - Strategic design project

Ideation and conceptualization Dening package Interior planningPivotTurning boogieFixed boogieFixed wheelABC123123430m25m1242Current Alstom “Citadis”

Page 45 - Bordeaux

Winner of Guldmyran 2009Concept motor graderDescriptionMaster degree projectSponsored by Volvo Construction EquipmentYear: 2008 - 2009 Duration: 20 we

Page 46 - Tram - A people transport

3D mockups and modelsA clay model in 1:20 scale were made to trim proportions and surfaces. All surfaces were scanned and imported into Alias for nal

Page 47 - What is Stockholm city like?

Autonomous tram for Stockholm city 2025Exterior designThe exterior design has a quite transparent look with a lots of panoramic windows in order to no

Page 48 - Inspiration

FeaturesThe tram is powered by eight electric engines integrated in the bogies. The electricity is being conducted by a "third" rail undern

Page 49 - Seat arrangement

Autonomous tram for Stockholm city 2025

Page 50 - 3D mockups and models

CapacityBottom oor24 traditional seats4 foldable seatsUpper oor32 traditional seats8 exible seats2 seats in accordion__________________ Total seats

Page 51 - Dimentions

Front and rear end of the tram with open oor space and handlebars to hold on to. Put the take away coee on the bar and enjoy the view.Ground ood ha

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Imagine a tram which you can enter directly from the second oor of a shopping mall.This is what it could look like when the transparent double decker

Page 53

SAS Travel CompanionDescriptionDesign for user experience - Domestic air travellersSponsored by Scandinavian AirlinesYear: 2006 Duration: 10 weeks De

Page 54 - Capacity

ResearchUser centered design The advanced product design class were divided into three groups. Each group went to a dierent airport in Sweden to int

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Jonas, 20Visiting parents in StockholmApprox. 3 times a year.Jonas books an E-ticket on Internet because it’s easy and accessible, and matches with hi

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90°79.5° (201,93 cm)79.5° (200,56 cm)18,6” (47,2 cm)Lift above ground90°45°45°21°21°Rough gradingThe motor gradersnow removalRoad maintenanceFine grad

Page 57 - SAS Travel Companion

SituationTunnelviewStressInsecurityOrientationToo much informationWaitingCrowdDierent machinesNo “red-thread”Inferiour interfacesWorriesFear of ying

Page 58 - Research

IdeationHand-held deviceDisplay USB necklaceSmart taggingBrand exposeCheck in self serviceA self service check in ow would allow users to do things t

Page 59 - Analysis

SAS Travel CompanionDesign for user experience | The air travellerTravel Companion is a portable information device that shows the personal fligh

Page 60 - Situation

Picking up a Travel Companion.3Checking in.2Arrives at airport.1Logging in with booking number via airport Wi-Fi.4View RSS news or play games while wa

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2009 redesign of the Travel CompanionNavigation Transit ServiceDashboard Transit ServiceDashboard Navigation67BFTerminal 4Terminal 3SkyCityTerminal 2

Page 62 - Final concept

Accessible four point seat beltDescriptionBachelor degree projectSponsored by SAAB AutomobileYear: 2006 Duration: 10 weeks Designer: Fredrik NilssonT

Page 63 - Storyboard

BackgroundSymmetrical fastening is belived to solve this problems and increase safety by 20%.Todays crash test dummies are not showing realistic cras

Page 64 - Re-design

ResearchUser observationsInterviewsExploring brand and aeroplane heritageReading papers on seat belt usageBenchmark studiesMaterial and product factsS

Page 65 - Bachelor degree project

2 point seat belt problemsShowing the poor user-friendliness of the 2-point belt was of significant importance14121310111110162Problemidentifiering6711

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Match car interiorClean surfaces Surface transitionsDetail richnessScandinavian originInnovative thinkingFlight heritageDynamicsAttitude AestheticExpe

Page 67 - User observations

researchThe initial research took place at both a road building and a railroad construction site as well a visit at the Volvo testing arena in Eskilst

Page 68 - Problemidentifiering

Ideation sketchesThe ideation focused on four topics: accessibility, comfort, adding value and buckle design Dot sticking - Accessibility concepts f

Page 69 - Product expression

Ideation sketchesThe ideation focused on four topics: accessibility, comfort, adding value and buckle design Dot sticking - Accessibility concepts f

Page 70 - Ideation sketches

Multi test mockupA seat belt test mock-up was built in order to evaluate key concepts. The users were asked to put on the belt according to each conce

Page 71

The final design and technical mechanisms were elaborated in foam, solid works and on paper. Various alternative of presenting the belts evolved durin

Page 72 - Mock-up evaluation

2143The final design is a semi-automatic seat belt feeder integrated into the front seats.The belts are being presented to the user by motorized arms.

Page 73 - Concept refinements

Another safe drive sir?Saab seat belt feederFredrik Nilsson | Umeå Institute of Design | 2006

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Thank you for taking time to review this portfolio!COFFEE ISCREATIVITYwww.coffeeiscreativity.comIndustrial design portfolio - Fredrik Nilsson © 2009 -

Page 75 - Another safe drive sir?

problem areasThe length of the motor grader means that the machine has a wide turning radius and can not reach all the way into sharp corners or narro

Page 76 - Thank you for taking time

Observing bumpBe preparedCompensate heightproblem areasIt might be a remnant from the time when graders were drawn by horses but the fact that the bla

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