Studies of Industrial Design BA: 2009 April – 2012 July by Björn Kokoschko at Coroflot.com

Studies of Industrial Design BA: 2009 April – 2012 July

Studies of Industrial Design BA: 2009 April – 2012 July from Björn Kokoschko

Studies of Industrial Design BA: 2009 April – 2012 July

1st - 2nd term - basic shape studies
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3rd term - table tennis
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Main project in the 3th term was a cooperation with the leading table tennis producer worldwide - sponeta.
With the focus on low costs, producibillity and the impovement of the impression and surface quality.
Cause of a contract of professional discretion I am allowed to show just 3 pictures of my work.
The S3-91i is a light tabel tennis plate with a functional kinematics. Reduced and clean shaped.

4th term - eMotion
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With the focus on ecological driving and the individual transport of the future, this car has been designed for the habitants of future city’s.

5th term abroad - UAP Poznan
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The term abroard I used to learn more about other design thinking, improve my drawingskills and to assimilate every new influece open-minded.

6th term - internship at LintjeKG
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the specialist for product visualsiation.

card reader - technical construction for abs injection molding
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isometric drawing made in solid works - edit in illustrator

card reader - developed in 3th therm for technology for injection die casting, with place for membrane keyboard, the card reader and the electric assembly set. To fix it on the wall or door with a blank sheet base.

surrounding_sound tool - developed as the main project in the 2nd semester. It is a combination of recording system, mixing desk and music player. It is easily operated with the circular interface or with the buttons in playback mode.

teapot warmer - in use. developed for technology in the 2nd therm. To build out of one blank sheet. Its geometric surrounds the tea candle and hold it with a soft pressure. The the tea candles light is reflected on the surfaces. So it seems that the tea candle is complete visible and not hidden from one or two surfaces.