Yoonkyung Yoo

Product Design student

esign portfolioyoonkyung.yoo@northumbria.ac.uk

+44 78 578 16397

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Design Process

#analysis

#development #creation

#inspiration

research

elaboration of conceptions finalisation

observe

positive & negative details of the product

first idea

understand

sektch 3D model & prototype

research of sensation

Content

personal projects

team projects

sketch work & rendering

model making

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Plate drop - Research

Natural Components Man Made Components Current Trends in Plate Packaging

Examples from John Lewis and Marks and Spencer

Lamination

Bends

Ribs

Folds

Air

Plate drop - Designing the Prototypes

Prototype Model 1 - Columns Acting as Similar Property to RIBS

Prototype Model 2 - Cardboard Designed in Zig Zag Model with Property of BENDS

Plate drop - Designing the Prototypes

Prototype Model 3 - Cardboard Designed as Holders Using the Properties of FOLD

Prototype Model 4 - Cardboard Designed as Holders Using the Properties of AIR

Plate drop - Final Packaging Model

Less usage of packaging materials, more product exposure and convenience

eco-design more air

Environment Design

General Research Question

Current Problem

CHAOSDisorder with waiting people and pedestrians

AMBIGUITY There is no queue so hard to rec-ognise which part can make peo-ple make line.

SAFETY Bus stops randomly so makes people confused and put them in dan-gerous.

SANITATIONDepending on person, who wants to sit indivually or together. Unsanitary

MATERIALS Easy to destroyWeakness of sustaining power

Where

Target

Aim

HowSound

Bus stop area

Colour

Pavement

Lighting

Piezo sensor

Increase safety

Smooth pedestrian footway

Giving clear bus route information

Equitable use(Universal design)

Analyse

Materials

dragontrail

Stainless SteelPiezo Sensor

resistance to corrosion and stainingExcellent formability

Good strength and toughness at cryogenic tempera-tures

thinnesslightnessdamage-resistance

high scratch resistance

durabilitycorrosion resistancetoughnesshardness

Hard to get rustySustainabilityShock resistanceHigh melting point

It generates an electric charge when placed under mechanical stress.

alloy steel

solanyl

Concept & Sketch Development

Final Design

How it operates

Front View

Top View

Side View

route

When people step on the sensor on the pavement, the square shaped sensors make sound so people feel curious, caus-ing people to form a queue. Also, there are sensors on the driveway which indicates where the bus should stop. Usual-ly, when the buses are stopping in bus stop, it is confusing for the driver to know where to stop and the passengers need to queue. If there is prevention/device in the form of a sensor, it could be easily recognised where the bus should be stopped. Both sensors are saving energy when they are pressed by peo-ple and buses, thus, the saved energy produced light on the bus route(LED) and also travel map which shows the route for travellers.

Product Design

Visualisation Design

NEWCASTLE

3D map Hot Placeseasy to read

FROM MONUMENTTO DISCOVERY MUSEUM

NEWCASTLE UPON TYNERestaurant

Shopping Centre

Cafe

Church

Art Centre & Museum

La tasca : Latasca Kitchen 106 The Quayside Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 3DX Tel : 0191 2304006 Manageer : Mandy Davison Opening times : Monday - Sunday ( 08:00 - 23:00 )

City Sightseeing Ltd. Tel : 0191 228 8900 Opening times : (01/04/2013 - 27/10/2013) - 10:30 - 15:00 (27/10/2013 - 01/12/2013) - 10:30 - 14:30

Theatre Royal : 100 Grey Street Newcastle upon Tyen, Tyne and Wear NE1 6BR Tel : 0191 232 0997 Opening times : Open all year

Grainger Market : 100 Grey Street Newcastle upon Tyen, Tyne and Wear NE1 6BR Tel : 0191 211 5542

Opening times : Monday, Wednesday ( 09:00 - 17:00 ) Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday ( 09:00 - 17:30 ) Sunday ( Closed )

BALTIC 39 : High Bridge, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne And Wear, NE1 1EW Tel : 0191 261 3830 Opening times : Open all year Prices : Free Admission

Nando’s : Eldon Square Shopping Centre, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 7JD Tel : 0191 233 1535 Opening times : Monday - Friday ( 11:30 - 23:00 ) Saturday ( 11:30 - 23:00 ) Sunday ( 12:00 - 22:00 )

Cafe Royal : 8 Nelson Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne And Wear, NE1 5AW Tel : 0191 231 3000 Opening times : Monday - Friday ( 08:00 - 18:00 ) Saturday ( 08:00 - 18:00 ) Sunday ( Closed )

Bank

Atrraction

starbucks co�ee

NEW

GATE STREET

CLAYTON STREET

GALLOWGATE

LEAZES PARK ROAD

BARRACK ROAD

S T O WE L L

ST

JAMES’ CORPORATION STREET

BATH LANE

STRAWBERRY PLACE

GRAIN

GER S

TREET

WESTGATE ROAD WESTGATE ROAD

USEFUL INFORMATION FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

BARCLAYSPizza Hut

subway

Eldon Square

Boots

Newcastle Art Centre

O2 Academy

D

isc

overy museum

Monument

DiscoveryMuseum

BLACKETT STREET

NEWCA S T L

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Computer Application - Illustrator

Sketch work & Rendering

Model Making

Sketch work - Salt & Pepper Dispensers

Photoshop Rendering - Internal

Photoshop Rendering - Radio

Model Making - Watch

Process

Details

Team Project

Analyse

This is Emma.

She has an abrupt sleeping pattern due to her job.

She uses the Alarm Bracelet to keep her up to date 24/7.

While asleep....

In the bath....

Alarms her by vibration and lighting.

Storyboard

Final Design

Research

Medical history - In every day life we are faced with walking, bending, straining of the joints in the mostly the knee. This over time can “wear” the ligaments and fluid which surround the knee cap. As the knee begins to grind against the leg bones it can become more than obvious that the patiet is in a great deal of pain. In most cases over 45% of people in the U.K. alone suffer from arthritis in the knee and more than 20% overall suffer in the lower leg region.

- The person bends the knee and spine with all the weight pushing on the knee joint.

- When sat, the “patients’” knee is usually facing a nighty degree angle.

- Patient has to straighten leg out.

-This is very un-comfortable.

- When Standing up again the patient has to place weight on both wrist’s to push themselves out of the chair.

arthritisknee45%

back20%

wrist12%

ankle6%

etc.17%

We began to look into existing designs which help with arthritis in the knee. These simple tools are placed into current chairs to help the people who suffer with pain when bending the knees. We also started to look into existing chairs which we believe to be modern, contemprorary and when re-designed with our design language will be efficient and effective without the need of extra aid.

When sitting down.

Tom Jolley, Yoonkyung Yoo, Jack Streeing, Tom Kendrick

Tom Jolley, Yoonkyung Yoo, Jack Streeing, Tom KendrickHow it works?

This is our final concept. The chair balances when seated backwards and forwards when the person wishes to climb into or out of the chair. The rear arm lifts the chair from an almost lying down position, mostly used to that of a dentist-ry chair.

The rear mechanism, has three angled states. they are positioned in this way so that the weight can be distributed when lifting the patient. The surfaces are flat so that no traction is lost.

The button controlled by the patient, is pushed when they desire to be seat-ed in the lying down position and also when they wish to be raised back up so they can effortlessly lean out of the seat..

Process

Tom Jolley, Yoonkyung Yoo, Jack Streeing, Tom KendrickRenders

Materials

Latex Polyester

flexible non constrictingcomfortable non restrictive

Polyester fabrics can provide specific advantages over natural fabrics, such as improved wrinkle resistance, durability and high colour retention.

Thank you!