The student drill
This mini-drill concept was designed for a school group project about the product development process and design methodology related to a company's identity /profile, strategy, needs and opportunities. To do this, we use the German company Bosch as a hypothetical client.
Course: Design Case
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Teammates:
Anne May Omberg
Anna Slonska
Timeframe: Jan-Jun 2021
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My role:
3D modeling and technical drawings were my spesific contributions.
Design and prototyping was developed as a team
This lightweight, intuitive and elegant drill fits in the kitchen cabinet and is ready to use whenever needed. Perfect for new students who just moved out from home for the first time and never really learned how to use power tools.
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The battery can be charged using a USB-C cable. A magnet plate on top stores bits when in use and keeps everything in the same place.
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1. Detatchable magnetic plate
2. Battery levle indicator
3. Light
4. Trigger adjusting rpm and activating light
5. Grip
6. Ventilating holes
7. Strength adjustment
8. Change of drillingdirection
9. Bosch YOU chuck
10. Bosch YOU 3.6V Lithium ion battery, chargable using USB-C cable.
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A greener choice
Biodegradable materials are slowly on their araising. We believe that compostable materials for electronic devices will soon arrive. As this casing is easily separatable from the inner components, it will be easy for a licensed waste handler to disassemble it for recycling.
Easily separated for simple inspections and small fixes at home, and to easily replace parts.
