Warehouse Robotics

Warehouse Robotics

Warehouse Robotics AGV AMR Forklift

YEAR

2023

INDUSTRY

Transport

SERVICES

Industrial Design, design for manufacturing, Product branding

CLIENT

Motherson Groups

Project statment

Project statment

A comprehensive design study focused on establishing a cohesive brand language for Automated Guided Vehicles (AGV), Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMR), and forklifts. This involved defining form, color, and material language to create a strong visual identity while enhancing functionality and user perception in industrial environments.

A comprehensive design study focused on establishing a cohesive brand language for Automated Guided Vehicles (AGV), Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMR), and forklifts. This involved defining form, color, and material language to create a strong visual identity while enhancing functionality and user perception in industrial environments.

Approach

Approach

Our approach explored how varied geometries evoke different emotions and influence user perception and interaction. We studied form consistency, material selection, and color strategy to establish a harmonized product family. By integrating ergonomic shapes, durable finishes, and intuitive design elements, we ensured the products maintain an industrial aesthetic while enhancing usability and brand recognition.

Our approach explored how varied geometries evoke different emotions and influence user perception and interaction. We studied form consistency, material selection, and color strategy to establish a harmonized product family. By integrating ergonomic shapes, durable finishes, and intuitive design elements, we ensured the products maintain an industrial aesthetic while enhancing usability and brand recognition.

Our role

Our role

We were responsible for form exploration, conceptualization, visualization, UX research, and prototyping, along with defining a unified design language across products. We collaborated closely with engineers to fulfill all technical parameters, including 2D and 3D scanning, ensuring easy access through panels, and minimizing external screws for a clean, seamless design. This integration of design and engineering considerations resulted in a product line that is both visually compelling and technically efficient.

We were responsible for form exploration, conceptualization, visualization, UX research, and prototyping, along with defining a unified design language across products. We collaborated closely with engineers to fulfill all technical parameters, including 2D and 3D scanning, ensuring easy access through panels, and minimizing external screws for a clean, seamless design. This integration of design and engineering considerations resulted in a product line that is both visually compelling and technically efficient.

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Warehouse Robotics

Warehouse Robotics AGV AMR Forklift

YEAR

2023

INDUSTRY

Robotics

SERVICES

Industrial Design, design for manufacturing, Product branding

CLIENT

Motherson Groups

Project statement

A comprehensive design study focused on establishing a cohesive brand language for Automated Guided Vehicles (AGV), Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMR), and forklifts. This involved defining form, color, and material language to create a strong visual identity while enhancing functionality and user perception in industrial environments.

Approach

Our approach explored how varied geometries evoke different emotions and influence user perception and interaction. We studied form consistency, material selection, and color strategy to establish a harmonized product family. By integrating ergonomic shapes, durable finishes, and intuitive design elements, we ensured the products maintain an industrial aesthetic while enhancing usability and brand recognition.

Our role

We were responsible for form exploration, conceptualization, visualization, UX research, and prototyping, along with defining a unified design language across products. We collaborated closely with engineers to fulfill all technical parameters, including 2D and 3D scanning, ensuring easy access through panels, and minimizing external screws for a clean, seamless design. This integration of design and engineering considerations resulted in a product line that is both visually compelling and technically efficient.

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