The Cuisinette Forza was a french fries cutter developed for a fictive assignment conducted in the context of my Industrial Design Engineering bachelor at the Delft University of Technology.
This project had a strong focus on aesthetics, engineering, ergonomics and usability. The starting point was a design brief that envisioned a kitchen appliance for cutting fries. Through idea generation, sketching, prototyping, 3D modelling and calculation the inner works and outer body were designed. The design was realized as a fully functional prototype and tested in an elaborate use-study.
This project had a strong focus on aesthetics, engineering, ergonomics and usability. The starting point was a design brief that envisioned a kitchen appliance for cutting fries. Through idea generation, sketching, prototyping, 3D modelling and calculation the inner works and outer body were designed. The design was realized as a fully functional prototype and tested in an elaborate use-study.
This project was conducted in a group of 5 students. In general, my personal contribution was in the aesthetics, project management and 3D-CAD.