This document describes a motion sensor device designed to fit into old light fixtures. It shows a picture of the redesigned red and yellow parts, along with the original white part containing the lens, buttons, and circuit board. The designer used I-DEAS CAD software to model the 3D printed part. Other projects mentioned include a bar chair, knife, and vine rack from school assignments, as well as an information desk thesis project from 1991 featuring an early touch screen interface for shopping centers.

1. Motion sensor device that
can be fitted into even old
light fixture. In the picture
the red and the yellow parts
are designed by me. White
part consists lence, on-off
buttons and circuit board I
used I-DEAS CAD in
modelling and it was
printed into 3D part.
CASING FOR
MOTION SENSOR
DESIGNED 2001

2. Assignments during studies
- Bar chair
- Knife (self forged)
- Vine rack

3. Product designer thesis
Information desk JKTO 1991
For e.g. shopping centers, all new innovation
at the time. The company who ordered the
product had drawn up a program for touch
screen. Inside frame required adjustable
fastenings for computer and tube, options to
add sound and/or keyboard.