A Future Workstation environment concept

A Future Workstation environment concept

Minkes, R.

Vink, P. (mentor)
Moor, P. (mentor)
Lensvelt, H. (mentor)

Industrial Design Engineering

Design Engineering

Master of Science Integrated Product Design

2012-08-17

Lensvelt the company has always been progressive in its market. It aims to produce products that have great aesthetic value and work well. Its products are made by well-known and established designers. On the market Lensvelt is in, however, a lot of copying and stealing takes place, and successful, original products do not stay original for long. To make a product of the future, it seems obvious to use a method of the future to design it. By using next-generation designing tools, it is easier to produce products which strife to be next-generation. One of this next generation design method is generative modelling. Generative models have great potential to make a product more user specific. It can be used for customized designs, and has easily understandable inputs to control aesthetics and dimensions. To produce a lot of different physical models, in a short amount of time, requires a fluent integration with the rest of the production process. The future workstation environment concept fulfils the criteria of a future workstation. The Rise table and Tube table for 4 are developed further than the other parts of the total concept, mainly because these are of the greatest interest for the company, and there is the budget to develop them further. The Rise table is made as a prototype. For the others, the developments to create prototypes are started.

office
furniture
workstation
environment
concept

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Campus only

Student theses

master thesis

(c) 2012 Minkes, R.