PRODUCT FAMILY DESIGN / MODULARITY AND OPTIMIZATION / EXTENDED EXPERIENCE (CCM)

PROFESSORS: JOEL ESCALONA, JUAN RAMOS AND ALBERTO MENDOZA

REVERSE ENGINEERING FOR FLASK LIDS DESIGN

This collection arises from the ideation and development of lids for thermoses, focusing on the identity of an appliance. The most relevant characteristics of these objects are inspired by a machine sewing, a sandwich maker and a fan. The development of this project is the result of a reverse engineering exercise, in which the structure, function, mechanism, assemblies, materials and finishes were analyzed.

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POP-UP LID

Mariela Torres, Aline Cabrera

Pop-Up Lid inspired by the Taurus Poseidon sandwich maker, incorporating elements such as mechanisms, sensors, and shapes, merging Dezine Corp's materials, colors, and aesthetics.

This lid aims to provide a unique user experience and easy transport, offering a different interaction than the usual consumption of beverages. Additionally, it features temperature indicators to ensure optimal usage.

VENTI

Iyali López, Francisco Garduño

Bottle cap based on the Honey-well fan abstraction, maintaining the curves and rotation thereof, with reduced dispenser for flow of hot drinks.

Rotation system with two positions to regulate liquid output.