FYP PD / FG / 2015-16

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I have recently did a full test for the rocking base lounge set. video link https://vimeo.com/160746018 The base works well and it holds the user well. Velcro connections help to hold both pieces in place. But, this will be an item which will have restrictions for only pre sch kids 3-5 years old. Estimated max weight limit of Read more →

My one thought over the process of making this packaging:

‘why must cardboard be used to package another cardboard?’

So i thought, i will not use another piece of cardboard for this packaging anymore as it actually defeats the purpose. Instead, i will use a roll of paper which too me a while to figure out a way to integrate this with Read more →

From the suggestions of the previous presentation on making modules kinetic, I have tried to come out with ideas on how to add a rocking base to my modules. – Idea is not to redesign the whole module into a rocking chair or a rolling chair because this is no entirely my initial concept- this idea will only be an add Read more →

As discussed, it would be good to create a packaging that wraps around the entire edges of the parts. But, I have thoughts that that would make use of a lot of cardboard. Thus, people might ask about the wastage of material used for packaging. A second use for the packaging might still be an optional idea which Read more →

Points need to be considered when designing a Light according to Museum, D. (2010). How to Design a Light. London: Conran Octopus Ltd.

Notes from Faculty: – The modules look abit static (suggest/intro a 2nd generation of Cardblocks with kinetic features) – Kinetic features like rocker/rollers on base .etc – Have more options for colours and fabric textures (this was thought of earlier but not implemented much, to limit consumer’s choices) – Packaging lacks placement security (parts may fall off)

Personal notes: – Develop an optional curved base that is removable Read more →

Muhd Sabri FYP Presentation 5 review