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Brief: To design the Human Machine Interface (HMI) of an X-Ray scanner

Description: HMI of an X-ray scanner for Defence Application

Brief: To design a commercial version of a patented technology to separate Seed & Pulp of Custard Apples

Description: The POC available at the start of the project was a floor mounted machine with conveyer belts. The production version that evolved after the design process was a table top machine that gave the same productivity. There was a challange in material science and endurance of critical parts. The product had to be food grade. The target market of the machine was farmers at harvesting sites were over ripe fruits had to be processed.

Brief: To redesign part of the fore arm to house additional 6 drive circuits, in a weatherproof housing with Cables goiung in and Out in a weatherproff set-up. Also to Style and Design some body cover parts.

Description: The project had challenges of space constraint, weather proofing of moving joints with cables, and adding MIL connectors without altering the extremities of the assembly.

Brief: To optimise and design a standard model of a low wind speed vertical axis wind mill from a patented Proof of Concept, preparing it for mass production to be stationed in specialized conditions for use in Defence Deployment.

Description: Our contribution to this machine has been the conceptualization and modification of various features both aesthetic and technical, including a new suspension system, braking system, and dynamic locking system, among others. Designed for sub-zero deployment conditions, the first prototype is under test development.

We are convinced that this product holds the promise of being disruptive and much higher in efficiency compared to existing models of its field.

Brief: To optimize and improve usability, strength, endurance, capability and styling of a conceptual test bench for an aircraft beacon for testing under simulated conditions.

Description: Requiring a linear motion with minimal friction, acceleration, and dead stop, the main challenge while designing this sliding bench was the universal clamping system. Needed to accommodate four types of electronic beacons with different sizes, shapes, and weights, this clamp also had work on three axes.

Brief: To design a set of bar tools as a gifting option for the OEM segment of the company’s business.

Description: Designed as a gift set in Stainless Steel, this was a range of premium, exclusive bar equipment.

Brief: To redesign and provide a complete facelift to an existing product for a new market segment, without altering the technical package.

Description: The project brief guided a styling attitude of the electronic height gauges for the export segment, while affirming the established Baker Gauges product line. Short development timelines, a design approach that leveraged the existing technical.

Brief: To Design a hand held controller for ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle) based robotic Handler and Disrupter of Improvised Explosive Devices. The device had to endure field use and weather proof. User ergonomics was a critical driver. It had to be produced in short batches.