Product Design Portfolio - Matthew Carter
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M<br />
MATTHEW CARTER<br />
PRODUCT DESIGN FOLIO
HI,<br />
I AM MATTHEW CARTER,<br />
YOU?<br />
AND THIS IS MY WORK.<br />
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PREVIOUS PROJECTS<br />
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WORK IN PROGRESS<br />
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OTHER WORK
2015-2016<br />
9 MONTHS<br />
BOARD CONCEPTS<br />
FINAL CONCEPT RENDERS<br />
PRODUCT DESIGN<br />
4TH YEAR PROJECT<br />
For my penultimate year individual project I<br />
developed a touchpad that was able to time<br />
multiple swimmers during a training session.<br />
The project involved researching along side<br />
my swim-team and various trainers across<br />
Glasgow. The final solution involved a<br />
band with an RFID sensor, and a Bluetooth<br />
enabled touch-board and app.<br />
During the development of the project, I<br />
made prototypes of the bands for swimmers<br />
to wear, and a proof of concept arduino<br />
powered prototype. I also created a android<br />
app using MIT’s App Inventor 2.<br />
ELECTRONICS ARRANGEMENT CONCEPTS<br />
RESEARCH<br />
ANALYSIS<br />
ARDUINO<br />
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BAND CONCEPTS<br />
BAND DEVELOPMENT<br />
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TESTING NEOPRENE BAND MOCK-UPS<br />
VARIOUS ITERATIONS TO TEST BEST SIZES AND FASTENING METHODS<br />
PROOF OF CONCEPT FOR BOARD<br />
FLOWCHART FOR PROGRAM<br />
SCHEMATICS AND ARDUINO PROTOTYPE<br />
TESTING WITH SWIMMING TRAINERS<br />
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PRESENTATION RENDERS<br />
BOARD SHOWING SENSORS AND RFID ANTENNA<br />
FINAL RFID BAND<br />
CONCEPT TRAINING APP<br />
SET NEW WORKOUT FOR A LANE VIEW PREVIOUS SESSIONS<br />
SORT BY: RANDOM<br />
PENNY LEAKE 50M FREESTYLE LANE: 4<br />
CURRENT LENGTH:<br />
00:35.8 00:35.8 5/10<br />
CURRENT LENGTH:<br />
PREV:<br />
SET PROGRESS:<br />
MURRAY MCLEAN 200M BUTTERFLY LANE: 1<br />
CURRENT LENGTH:<br />
00:10.2 01:23.9 1/8<br />
PREV:<br />
JANE DOE 50M FREESTYLE LANE: 4<br />
00:23.1 00:39:1 5/10<br />
PREV:<br />
SET PROGRESS:<br />
SET PROGRESS:<br />
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2015-2016<br />
3 WEEKS<br />
PRODUCT DESIGN<br />
INITIAL CONCEPTS WITH DOT STICKING EVALUATION<br />
DEVELOPED CONCEPTS AND EARLY PROTOTYPING<br />
HUMAN CENTRED DESIGN<br />
PROJECT<br />
POKEMON GO AND EARLY PROTOTYPES<br />
The aim of this design project was to reduce<br />
household food waste. After selecting a target<br />
audience, I created Persona’s, an Experience<br />
map and identified key themes.<br />
The designed product aims to reduce<br />
household food waste by keeping track of<br />
what is in your cupboards/fridge at home to<br />
help users remember what they already have<br />
in the house when they head to the shops.<br />
To increase user engagement, the concept of<br />
tracking and disposing items in your ‘virtual<br />
pantry’ was integrated into an Augmented<br />
Reality game, similar to Pokemon Go!<br />
FOCUS GROUP<br />
Full project available on BeHance<br />
HCD RESEARCH<br />
PRODUCT INTERACTION<br />
PROTOTYPING<br />
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PROTOTYPE DEVELOPMENT
BASIC APP MOCK-UPS<br />
Start cooking the rice!<br />
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OCR RECOGNITION VIRTUAL FRIDGE WITH SORTING AR MONSTERS
2015-2016<br />
5 MONTHS<br />
PERSONAL CONCEPT DRAWINGS<br />
PROTOTYPING<br />
TESTING EARLY VACUUM FORMED SHAPES<br />
PRODUCT DESIGN<br />
NHS HPS<br />
FFP3 MASK REDESIGN<br />
Working with the NHS and Health Protection<br />
Scotland (HPS), our group created a ‘onesize<br />
fits all’ redesign of the FFP3 mask. A<br />
window was also incorporated into the mask,<br />
making it less intimidating to young children<br />
and improve communication, both through<br />
lip reading and through showing the facial<br />
expressions of the user.<br />
CLIENT MEETING WITH PROTOTYPED CONCEPTS<br />
STRAP DEVELOPMENT<br />
FINAL PRESENTATION PROTOTYPE<br />
Throughout the project, prototyping<br />
techniques such as foam mock-ups, vacuum<br />
forming and 3D printing were utilised to<br />
model potential mask shapes and present the<br />
potential designs to the client. Contamination<br />
tests were carried out to assess the viability<br />
of the forms.<br />
TEAMWORK<br />
PROTOTYPING<br />
CLIENT RELATIONSHIPS<br />
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FINAL CONCEPT DRAWING<br />
PRESENTATION RENDERS<br />
Seal<br />
A thermoplastic seal<br />
can be heated prior<br />
to being fitted which<br />
then moulds to the<br />
users face.<br />
One Pull<br />
The bottom strap<br />
has a single pull<br />
mechanism which<br />
tightens around the<br />
chin.<br />
Valves<br />
Valves on either side<br />
of the mask release<br />
the excess pressure<br />
when exhaling.<br />
Metal Pinch-strap<br />
User research showed many users preferred<br />
masks with pinch-straps, saying the often<br />
make the mask feel more secure, it also<br />
helps keep the shape of the thermoplastic<br />
after forming<br />
Straps<br />
Window<br />
A clear PVC window<br />
aids communication<br />
between user and a<br />
colleague or patient.<br />
Nose Strip<br />
The metal nose strip<br />
flexes to hold the<br />
masks shape, and is<br />
a form of reassurance<br />
for the user.<br />
Thermoplastic Inserts<br />
Thermoplastic inserts sewn in around the<br />
mask (in the blue area) when heated are<br />
easily moulded to a large variety of faces<br />
The straps are stapled into the masks, run<br />
behind the ear and through a channel at the<br />
bottom of the mask to the toggle.<br />
So the strap does not have to pass through<br />
a seal the channel is outside the “clean” area<br />
created by the mask<br />
62°C<br />
Exhale Vents<br />
When the user breaths out these vents allow<br />
the humid air to leave the sealed area inside the<br />
mask, reducing discomfort.<br />
Cord Lock<br />
The pull-down cord lock allows the user to<br />
evenly tighten the mask straps in one easy<br />
movement.<br />
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THIS WORK IS INCOMPLETE, HOWEVER AS IT IS MY MOST<br />
RECENT WORK, IT IS MY BEST WORK, IF YOU’D LIKE TO<br />
WORK IN PROGRESS<br />
SEE THE ORIGINALS, OR SEE HOW THE PROJECTS DOING<br />
SINCE THE TIME OF WRITING, PLEASE DON’T HESITATE<br />
TO GET IN TOUCH.<br />
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2016-PRESENT<br />
9 MONTHS<br />
PRODUCT DESIGN<br />
5TH YEAR PROJECT<br />
Still in progress, at the time of writing I have<br />
just completed the research and analysis<br />
stage of my final year individual project.<br />
The project aims to increase the number of<br />
commuter and everyday casual use cyclists<br />
wearing bike lights. Using Human Centred<br />
<strong>Design</strong> I sought to analyse the behavioural<br />
patterns of cyclists who chose not to wear<br />
bike lights.<br />
The proposed solution is an integration with<br />
a charging cable, and is currently under<br />
development. If you would to learn more<br />
about the work in progress, don’t hesitate to<br />
contact me.<br />
RESEARCH<br />
ANALYSIS<br />
SYNTHESIS<br />
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2017 - PRESENT<br />
3 MONTHS<br />
PRODUCT DESIGN<br />
DESIGN, FORM AND<br />
AESTHETICS PROJECT<br />
OBSERVATIONAL SKETCHES<br />
INITIAL CONCEPTS<br />
This current project involves studying the<br />
historical development of a sewing machine,<br />
and creating a new conceptual design.<br />
SKETCHING<br />
EXPLORING FORM<br />
RENDERING AND PRESENTATION<br />
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INITIAL SYNTHESIS<br />
RE-EXPLORATION OF CONCEPTS<br />
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EXPLORATION OF THEME<br />
ADDITIONAL WORK<br />
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SPRING 2016<br />
6 HOURS<br />
VOTE MURRAY MCLEAN FOR VICE<br />
PRESIDENT OF SPORTS AND WELLBEING<br />
VOTE MURRAY MCLEAN FOR VICE<br />
PRESIDENT OF SPORTS AND WELLBEING<br />
GRAPHIC DESIGN<br />
MCLEAN CAMPAIGN<br />
“Hi <strong>Matthew</strong>, how was uni? You don’t fancy<br />
designing my campaign for me do you? by<br />
the deadline? Which by the way, is tonight.”<br />
- Murray McLean<br />
This project utilises Murray’s immediately<br />
recognisable eyebrows to spread popularity<br />
and awareness of his campaign across<br />
campus. Although he didn’t win, the posters<br />
received a lot of compliments.<br />
FAST DEVELOPMENT<br />
UNREASONABLE CLIENTS<br />
INDESIGN AND ILLUSTRATOR<br />
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Left Page<br />
Main Poster<br />
Clockwise Right Page<br />
Instagram Posts<br />
Manifesto Poster<br />
Facebook Banner<br />
MURRAY<br />
M C LEAN<br />
#1 FOR VPSW<br />
VOTE @ STRATHELECTIONS.COM FROM TUE 8TH MARCH 12 NOON - THU 10TH MARCH 4PM<br />
I have been heavily involved in sport my whole life, especially at university,<br />
taking part in a number of sports, most notably swimming<br />
and rowing. I currently compete with the men’s senior eight for SUBC,<br />
and this year alone have taken home three medals for the swim team,<br />
MANIFESTO<br />
as well as reaching finals at BUCS short course. I have competed<br />
at a National level for swimming, and am both a qualified coach and<br />
teacher, skills which I have utilised while helping run training sessions for the swim team. Sport<br />
has been the biggest part of my life at University and given me so much. I am ready to give back.<br />
My Plans<br />
• Address the issues involving sports kit, possibly changing<br />
provider and ensuring that kit is high quality and<br />
distributed as early as possible in the first semester<br />
• Increase Sports Union Funding<br />
• Increase competitive participation within clubs and<br />
reward clubs for competitive achievements<br />
• Increase BUCS rankings<br />
• Encourage healthy and well-rounded lifestyles<br />
• Ensure that all issues faced by clubs are addressed<br />
fairly and promptly<br />
• Boost sports union membership by endeavouring<br />
to make it more attractive to those outside of the<br />
sports union<br />
• Raise the question of purchasing minibuses if<br />
economical<br />
#1 FOR VPSW<br />
VOTE @ STRATHELECTIONS.COM FROM TUE 8TH MARCH 12 NOON - THU 10TH MARCH 4PM
THANK YOU FOR READING,<br />
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE ANY OF THE ORIGINAL<br />
MATERIAL FOR THESE PROJECTS, PLEASE DON’T<br />
HESITATE TO CONTACT ME<br />
+447814389667<br />
MATTDDCARTER@HOTMAIL.COM<br />
WWW.MATTHEWCARTER.CO.UK