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CONTEXTintroduction1st semesterPersonal Capability Statement Vehicle Intelligent SpacesFormDesign DevelopmentHuman Package

2nd semesterDNA and BrandingDesign DevelopmentHuman PackageRefinement and DetailModel MakingPersonal Reflection

4-89-2728-3738-4043-51 54-62

75-7782-129130-137138-151152-154155

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How does a product engage the people? And this is how my design ap-proaches the people where it is user-oriented. Elaborate more on the user-oriented eg attention to details, functionality of the products. I find what is essential to the users and bring them into the focus.

My design approach is user-centred design. It is a design philosophy that optimizes the usage of the product around the users. The users can use the product according to their favour/liking, rather than forcing the users to change their behaviour to accommodate to the product.

We come across barriers and challenges everyday in design field and this has challenged me to widen my horizon and to look at the world in a wider perspective.

To be able to have the peace of mind, able to look at the whole situation calmly and learn how to make decisions off is the most important by going through all the obstacles, I am able to use innovative and creative design to solve everyday’s challenges. It’s not necessary about reaching a certain goal in life, but the valuable thing is about what we learn along the way in the journey.

DESIGN APPROACH

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In the past 3 years, the Stabilo pen has become my inseparable friend. It is the tool for me to progress document the idea/thoughts on napkin, paper and now on WACOM tablet which is the digital method. From here, we can transform the 2D into 3D bring the thoughts alive.

Solidworks is the first 3D program that I used and also is the program that I’m comfortable with. The CAD technology has pushed the boundary of the con-ventional model making techniques. Through this various CAD technology, it enables us to produce prototype rapidly such as CNC, 3d printing and laser cutting.

Apart from that, I love exploring new rendering program such as Bunkspeed and Keyshot. These programs have high standard of rendering and enable me to visualize a product in a beautiful way.

I believe there is no limitation in design industry hence there is no solid ex-ample of all my design projects and skills. However, if I ever look back at my design projects one day, I would have something to share with and might even change my personality behaviors in viewing everyday life.

DESIGN SKILLS

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In second studio with Michelle, was the first product design studio and it was very challenging. However I do enjoy sketching and using Solidworks.

My very first handcraft project was making a kid’s chair. It was made out of plywood with limited material. It was back in first year.

This was the most memorable studio for me because since then I’m in love with motor-cycle!

In this studio, I get to understand the process from 2D sketch to 3D modelling and from then we produce the 3D printing which is something physical.

product designhand craft motorcycle design20102009 2010

Past Project Design Studio

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My project was to design an amphibious vehicle. I get the chance to push my sketching and 3D CAD skill to the next level. This is also the first time I use the Keyshot for rendering.

This is the elective class, Chrome which is to learn how to visualize a product from the aspect of lightning, environment, and mate-rial.

vehicle design rendering2011 2012

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The objective that I set In this year was to develop all the skills that I could learn from this studio, particularly the CAD modelling skills. I am comfortable using the CAD and I would like to use this opportunity to focus on other phases.

Time management is another important skill that I will further develop, especially for my final physical model. Throughout all these processes, It helps me In developing a deeper sense of how I should be better/well prepared when it comes to working in the real world.

MAJOR PROJECT AMBITION

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Develop culture of eco-tourism car, arising through the community

Build a competitive, niche focused market

Archieve and high standard growth in eco-friendly.

MISSION STATEMENT

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The amphibious Salamander project delves into the potential of amphibi-ous cars in the near future. The Salamander will be an evolution in im-mersive experiential eco-tourism The recreational amphibious vehicle is a functional 4x4 on land as well as on the water for easy mobility between the two.

This is a 4-seater electric vehicle which is suited for off-road environment and is capable to be recharged at distributed wind and solar powered re-charging stations. The concept is to benefit the eco-tourism group and the users by providing a new getaway experience.

The form language of the Salamander is a hybrid of the boat and the car. The flat styled hull delivers the stability control for cruising on the river. Additionally, with the boat style interior provides passengers with unique new functionality and appearance.

My vision is to make the Salamander as a driver for the eco-tourism industry whilst providing light footprint for National Parks and to attract People to appreciate and value the natural environment.

ABSTRACT

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Brainstorming guide me to understand more about the characteristic and also the features of the amphibious vehicle

amphibious vehicle

outdoor recreational

racing

jungletrekking

mud

tweel

tweel

skidplate

environmentfriendly

environmentfriendly

environmentdamage

hunting

mountain

truck

4WD

water

surfing

surf board

boat hull

light

fibre glass

alluminium

solar panel

natural resources propeller

schwingganWW2

tank

truck

windmill

icesnowmobil

light

quadski

fast

sand

off road

ecotourism

buggybigwheel

trout fishing

camping

Argoatv

8 wheel

land

renewable energy

BRAINSTORMING

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Amphibious automobiles have been in-vented in the Second World War and the Volkswagen Schwimmwagen was the most significant, a small jeep like 4x4 vehicle de-signed by the Porsche engineer.

Volkswagen Schwimmwagen

1940

Amphibious all-terrain vehicle is a small off road and typically six wheel drive am-phibious vehicle. Most of the bodywork is constructed with hard plastic or fiberglass watertight body “tub”, this makes them lightweight and maneuverable.

Amphibious ATV

2001

The first purely recreational amphibious car was the 1960s Amphicar and it is the first successfully produced civilian amphibious car. The bodywork was made of mild steel and also it is run by two propellers under the rear bumper.

Amphicar

1961

Duck tours are the tour that needed pur-pose built amphibious tour buses and are primarily offered as eco-tourism in harbour, river and lake cities. The amphibious tour buses are generally light and minimum fit at least 10 tourists.

Duck Tour

2004

HISTORY CONTEXT

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Understanding the similarities and the differences between these three categories. Through this, I would be able to narrow down and strengthen the concept and scenario.

4WD

STRONG

TWEEL8L ENGINE

HYDROLIC RAMS

RUBBER TRADES INBOARD BRAKES

4-8 SEATERS

BUGGY

ROCK CRUSHER TENTS

AMPHIBIOUS

8 WHEEL DRIVESKID STEERBIG WHEEL

LIGHTWEIGHTWINDSHIELD

WIPERS

TRAILER

ROLL BAR

BILGE PUMPCONVERTIBLE TOP

CARGO BOX

SAFETY ( LOW GRAVITY)

BOAT HULL

HYDROFOILS

JET BOATS

PROPELLER

INFLATABLE BOAT

BOAT COVER

RADIOS

CHART PLOTTERSPADDLE PLATFORM LADDER

ERGONOMIC

FLAGS SURF BOARD

WINDMILL GENERATORsolar panel

FISH FINDERS

BOAT

COMPARISON

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recreation

boat car

utility

MARKET EXPLORATION

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inclusive

conceptual massproduced

exclusive

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FISHING

HUNTING

play over thousand of hunting gamesneed plenty space for accessories

higher speed car

GETTING OUTDOORINTERACTION WITH MATES

S W

O T

- easy access to go around.- affordable machine - plenty of space

- eco tourism- used for mud places, snow with special kit

- 4WD- dirt bike- jungle trekking

- too slow for hunting- bigger space’storage for hunter

river, oceantoughest climax (summer and monsoon)deep mud, over hills, across ponds

spaces for fishing

GETTING TO THE NATURE

- go on water easily- on land easily- affordable machine going around

- could be specially used for luxury yacht club.

S W

O T- speed boat- dinghy for elder people, much safer

- not fash enough-need bigger space for people or storage

SCENARIO EXPLORATION

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river, oceantoughest climax (summer and monsoon)deep mud, over hills, across ponds

spaces for fishing

GETTING TO THE NATURE

- go on water easily- on land easily- affordable machine going around

- speed boat- dinghy for elder people, much safer

- not fash enough-need bigger space for people or storage

potential customer:

SES CFA SEARCH & RESCUE PARKS FLOOD AFFECTED RURAL

EMERGNECY RESPONSE

ECO TOURISM

FRASER ISLANDKAKADUCAPE YORK SOUTH EAST ASIA

GET IN TOUCH WITH NATURE

S W

O T

- large cargo space for passenger- reliability and lightened body- driven by age group between 20-40- chunky tire

- better graphic or better designed car- ergonomic is the key- better organization of the storage

- 4WD- new advanced technology off road vehicle

- requires larger engine- have to be organize with the storage in order to get minimum weight body

W

T

- able to go around easily- plenty of space

- could be water camping(event)- could be focus more on water ability

S

O- SUV which has better off road capability yet with better exterior

- could be hard to move around in jungle or mud area- lack of 4WD capability

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It is series of four wheel drive. has been produced in convertible, hardtop, station wagon and utility truck versions.

used forFrom everyday use to off road market.

size4-8 seaters

specific attributionPerformance in off road driving and also the technology of keeping customer feel comfort inside the car.

target marketOff road riding lover, expedition and loving adventure life.

Land CruiserIt is for the commercial off road vehicle market, transporting people and equipment.

used forUtility, exploration, mining, forestry and public sector.

specific attributionThe main distinguishing feature is its amphibious capabilities. Able to go through wetland environments includ-ing slow moving streams, river and even small lakes.

target marketFor recreation used, commercial used, and also speciality platform such as search and rescue

Rugged, Electric off road vehicles for off road fun.

used forExtreme off road use.

size2 seaters small ATV

specific attributionElectric and off road vehicle

target marketWeekend rider, off road fun

Argo ATVAMP ATV

BENCHMARKING - CURRENT MARKET

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Is an all-electric version boat

used forRecreational

specific attributionFully re-charges by generator in 1 hourand re-charge from typical 110v/220v wall outlet.

Amphibious passenger coach designed for city and harbour tour.

used forTourism

specific attributionUniquely designed watertight com-partmented hull design includes col-lision bulkheads which help to make the coach relatively unsinkable.

Epic Electric Hybrid Boat AmphiCoach GTS-1

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user

pro

file

28 years old

Shau

n W

hale

S U R V I V O R

A D V E N T U R E

in a relationship

People who always try to

overcome the limit, choose

the more difficult path for the

challenge. Often involve in Rain

Forest Challenge in South East

Asia.

50% commute

50% leisure

OFF ROADING

AFFORDABILITY

TECHNOLOGY

CHALLENGESACTIVE

EXPERIENCE

NATURAL

HOLIDAYCHEAP

FRIENDSHIP

TOUR CITYCULTURE

CONCEPT VISION & CUSTOMER PROFILE

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user profile2

N A T U R A L

W E E K E N D F U N

married33 years oldGraham CahilFamily who loves going out-

door and getting to the nature.

Bird watching and camping is

a must and this car is more to

family activity. The family visit

the site on holiday and they

bought the station wagon be-

cause of the larger cargo space.

30% leisureOFF ROADING

AFFORDABILITY

TECHNOLOGY

CHALLENGESACTIVE

EXPERIENCENATURAL

HOLIDAYCHEAP

FRIENDSHIP

TOURCITY

CULTURE

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concept vision

vehicle attribution- spontaneous- active experience of freedom and leisure time.- 4 passenger + cargo- versatile space - innovative approach to cargo access- propeller

dimensions length width height wheelbase

3900mm1600mm1800mm2700mm

Toyota Land Cruiser

Argo ATV

Potential Vehicle

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Eco-tourism means traveling in a way that conserves the environ-ment you visit and improves life for the people there. Ecotourism is an increasingly popular option for people visiting rainforests and other relatively wild areas. Like most things, ecotourism has both pluses and minuses.

ECOTOURISM

CAR FOR ECO TOURISM. WHY?

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Provide positive experiences for both visitors and hosts.Provide direct financial benefits for conservation.Provide financial benefits and empowerment for local people.

Principles of Ecotourism

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IntroductionIt is one of the fastest growing sectors of tourism industry. It is the practice of low-impact, educational, ecologically and culturally sensitive travel that benefits local communities and host countries.

Current Crictism- Forcing people leaving for house in South Africa.- Big amount of money is being spent and human resources continue to be used for ecotourism despite unsuccessful outcomes- The money tourism can generate often ties parks in the relationship because eco-tourism often causes conflict and charges in land use rights.- It is intended for small groups, but it puts extra pressure on the localenvironment and necessitates the development of ad-ditional infrastructure and amenities.

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Four Wheel Drive Victoria

The mission is:

- To promote and advance four wheel drive touring as a responsible recreation.

- To promote an active interest in conservation under the mantra of “Driving in a sustainable environment”

- To promote vehicle based dispersed bush camping.

- To encourage and foster the development of Four Wheel Drive Clubs.

- To co-ordinate and promote the activities of affiliated clubs, members, and associated bodies, and sporting activi-ties.

- To acquire, preserve and disseminate information relat-ing to the recreation of four wheel driving.

Problems with 4WD in the environment:

- National Park: There are many other users such as dirt bikers, bushwalkers, fishermen, hunters, canoeists, cyclists and much more. The 4WD might cause the top damage to the forest even though there is rules and regu-lation.

- Safety Issue: The same happens if an area is over-fished, over-camped, or people start to cut corners on bushwalks or any other part of the forest is threatened by incorrect use.

- 4WD tracks: The tracks have to be organized well for management vehicles, and for emergencies. This is to prevent the driver break the rules and prevent less damage to the environment.

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This photomontage give a snapshot of the context for which the eco-tourism car will be designed for and user within. The project scene is framed within the rural area and where the eco-tourism will be, which is where one will come across unique ways of travel lifestyles within the eco - tourism area.

ENVIRONMENT CONTEXT

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concept 1build-to-order system.

I had look into the production of the car and also the build-to-order system. The average delivery timer under ‘build-to-stock’ system, a car usually will be delivered within 40 days

including

1) order entry dealer manufacturer2) order bank3) scheduled orders4) sequenced orders held5) physical production6) loading of factory7) distribution to dealer

This has allowed me to analyze which parts can be BTS (built-to-stock) and BTO (built-to-order). There is some opportunity to reengineer manufacturing system and product architecture.

Craft production- highly skilled- the system aren’t organized- low production

Mass production- high production- less labor cost- good enough believe, never aim further

Lean production- company as community- production influence consumer demand- aggressive selling, have a long term, life long service for buyer to involve into product development process.

system

“Machine That Change The World” by James T. Womack has given me the knowledge of differences of production on craft, mass and lean. Here are the differences between three of them.

VEHICLE 2 VEHICLE SYSTEMS

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battery swappingconcept 2

Wind is the other form of solar power due to the changes of temperature and pressure. Wind power is a clean energy source that can be relied on for the long-term future. The average wind speed needs to be above 5m/s (18km per hour). Ideal locations would be in country, on farms and on the coast.

The generated electric will be flows to the electric company. They are the one who in charge storing and pass it to charge spot. The excess energy will be stored into the driver’s elective vehicle and it will flowing when the wind is not blowing.

The driver still has the chance of charging their battery rather than battery swapping. In order to help customer to adapt to the electric vehicle, having op-tions of refuel is necessary.

Battery swapping will be the al-ternative way of quick recharg-ing. Existed petrol station will be transform into the charge spot. Israel is the first country that already started, China and Denmark will join Israel on the battery swapping. The benefit of having electric car is less payment on taxes as well as the petrol prices.

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Renewable energy source

+wind power generates electricity the electric company who in

charge

organization+

charge spot (petrol station, parking lot,etc)

driver’s home electric vehicle

excess evergy will be stored into electric vehicle battery.electric into the organization

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travel car rental

local community

potential stakeholders:eco-tourismmodification

booking pick up vehicle

training

accessories

prices

CUSTOMER JOURNEY

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navigation chargestation

electricvehicle

The customer will make a booking for eco-tourism tour and they can rent a travelling car if they needed. The government and local community own the cars, where the income will be given to the local community for developing this travel business.

The customer gets the opportunity to build their own vehicle before they arrived. They are enabling to make a minor modification, such as the roof, exterior colour and accessories based on their need and the weather condition. This will not only get them to involve and excited about the trip but also help them to get the reasonable price.

They will pick up the car where is nearby the destina-tion and start their journey. Within the journey, the user could use their smart devices to navigate the recharge stations, which were distributed by the government and related organization. The battery would be recharged and it shall survive for the long trip. The charged station will generate electricity through wind and solar power. The generated electricity will then flow to the charged station, which is the grid as well. The expenses will be subsidy by the government. The whole concept behind was not only beneficial to the environment but the tourist also get the chance to slowly adapt to the electrical vehicle.

During the trip, the tourist can take a photo of their trip and upload to the social network page and share with their friends. This can help to build up the eco-tourism community rapidly. In the long-term growth, the eco-tourism that integrated with the electric vehicle can be operate easily to the other places.

“Think Globally Act Locally”

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The flat-bottomed boat is a boat with a flat bottomed, two-chined hull, which allows it be used in shallow bodies of wa-ter, such as rivers, because it is less likely to ground.This makes the boat flow more stable on water and that’s benefit to the anglers and hunters.

BOAT HULL TYPE

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For styling aspects, the lower exterior body is important for the whole vehicle styling and the way it works.

The flat bottom hull gives stability and possibility to place the batteries and inboard engine.

BOAT HULL EXPLORATION

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Looking into the precedent and current Toyota market, FJ Cruiser is the vehicle that mostly used for off-road market. My challenge for myself here is to design 4 seaters amphibious vehicle which can be flexible performance in different terrain. I also look into the aesthetics of Land Cruiser series.

rugged

practicality

muscular

intriguing

DNA BRANDING

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RAV 4TOYOTA CS&S CONCEPT

Toyota 1xb

Looking into surfaces on the concept car can tell that the constrasting against the current market car. Understanding the balance between concept and practicallity is a good design exercise.

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rubber trackpropeller tweelHave better mobility than pneumatic tyres over rough terrain. The main advantages of the tracks are lower top speed. The loss of a single segment in a track immobi-lizes the entire vehicle.

The spokes will absord road impacts the same way air pressure does in pneumatic tire. The sheead bads tem-porarily as the spokes bend and will be back into shape.

A fan that transmits power by converting rotational mo-tion into thrust.

TECNOLOGY RESEARCH

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air boatAka fan boat, basically propelled by a giant fan. The base of an airboat can be completely flat since it doesn’t rely on outboard motor and a rudder for propulsion and control.

Inboard Jet Air feed to the engine was controlled by a flapper valve vent forward on the nose of the board’s top surface.

hovercraftit supported by a cushion of slightly pressurized air. Hov-ercraft float on a cushion because the force by the fan. The amount of total weight that a hovercraft can raise is equal to cushion pressure.

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interior conceptA communication space which easily stores and share the memories.

design motiveMinimum and enchanced by various striking details. Retaining clear

focus on driving pleasure in direct contact with the surroundings.

DESIGN INSPIRATION

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MINI MOKE

- Massive side-sills along the front and rear entry points interact with the body frame to add a further touch of robustness, the free view offered into the interior empha-sises the lightness and agility.

- Short overhangs front and rear as well as the wide wheel stance.

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1968 Citroen Méhari

the styling of the 4×4 Méhari was its front rollbar, increased height off the ground and spare wheel on the bonnet. It had four disc brakes and rear differential, taking the car into more rugged off-road territory

CITROENMEHARI

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DesignStage 1

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IDEATION SKETCHING

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This is the process from 2D to 3D. This 3D model was built in Solid-works and ready to CNC milling.

FIRST STAGE OF CAD

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The blue foam mockup was milled by CNC machine and the size was done in 1 to 5 scale which is the similar size to the final model.

FIRST MOCKUP

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ERGONOMIC

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B

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D

EF

PACKAGE DRAWING

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lengthwidthheightwheelbasemax wading depthground clearance

A

A

B

C

C

D

E

F

dimension

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storage

800mm

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The seat height is 400mm from the ground bottom of the car ; this is the perfect height for 4WD that based on H-point guide. Having a 400mm seat height was enough for the cargo space. The gap between the front and the back seat would be 800mm, which are the standard and enough space for foot placement.

The wheelbase is 2700mm and the longer wheelbase will be better for 4WD and also for the boat. I was looking a balance between the space for cargo and the electric components.

The boat hull would be one of the main features for this car, which can help the car to have better performance when water crossing. The inboard engine would be in-stalled at the rear and the cooling systems are fresh water cooled, while others have a raw water-cooling system where water from the lake or river is pumped by the engine to cool it.

400mm battery

electric motar

side view1:10

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battery

electric motar

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61The picture above shows the cargo space that are spacious enough for the accessories.

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cargo space

Having various cargo space allow the customer to bring the needs they want especially for the long trip. The aluminium made bumper was installed at the front and lower position to avoid collision.

bumperrubber tread acts as the paddle

electrical element

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rubber tread acts as the paddle

1450mmthe ground clearance is 240mm, the height would be 1690mm

2500mm

2+2 seats

private spaceprivate space, interiors will be radically different using light and sound and fragrance so that people will be focus on enjoying the experience rather than panicking.

electrical element

SEATING ARRANGEMENT

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1900mm

cargo space

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This vehicle is designed for 4 seaters. The cargo space is at the overhang position and the electrical element would be at the rear. The reason behind was to increase the weight at the rear and it will benefit when comes travel in water.

seating arrangement

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The picture at the left show the emergency response when the car broke down in the water. The airbag technology was based on the aeroplane emergency slide. The air are pumped out from a can of mixture of CO2 and Nitrogen.

The boat hull is made out of fiberglass which is lightweight and strong. It is common when comes to building various types of boat.

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There’s a ladder slide out from the front seat. The back user get to slide it up and use them to get to the roof and to the rear side for fishing or chilling.

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Water crossing is part of the journey and it can be tough because most of the 4WD has the problem of leaking water into the car. My solu-tion here was having a simple boat hull able to overcome this problem but also get the chance to get to the water for recreation activity.

The flexibility of this vehicle enables the user to get from land to water with ease. The user could turn on the inboard jet engine when they needed it or else the vehicle itself able to run on water smoothly.

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DesignStage 2

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consulton 3d CAD and model with tutor

consulton 3d CAD and model with tutor

consulton 3d CAD and model with tutor

detailing of CADfunctionsfeatures

detailing of CADfull technical drawing sets

CAD renderinganimation

print out dvrbusiness cards posters

exhi

bitio

nidea developmentCAD work

revisingreviews reflect on concept

prototypewith gossards, finalising on materials

prototypecnc/3d print

documentationDVR

prototypesanding, paint finish

mock updetailing materials, high quality finishes, paint

refining modelquotes for 1:5 scale model

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

PEOPLE

PROTOTYPE

CONCEPT

COMPUTER

This project involved time management skills and consistent mentallity to finish work before due date.

GANTT CHART

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Toyota recently came out with the “Reborn” keyword for the new cam-paign with the slogan to “FUN TO DRIVE, AGAIN”. That has been put that thought again” I want to create the joy of a new car”

Also, in addition to the fun of the original car, and a new slogan put was a corporate slogan of the year - 1984 “FUN TO DRIVE” and “AGAIN” to social car of the future. It is intended to represent the determination of Toyota of a new era of “we will deliver the” enjoyment of the car.

DNA BRANDING

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Looking through the colour palette from Toyota Cruiser Series help me get the popular colour that been used and also what’s the potential colour might can be used.

BRAND COLOR PALETTLE

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LOGO DESIGN

A M P H IB IO U S

SA

LAMANDER A M P H IBIO U S

A M P H IBIO U S

AS AMPHIBIOUS SALAM ANDER

amphibious salamander

The logo above is the final logo for the Toyota AS. The logo is the identity of a vehicle and also represent the principle of the brand. It expresses the vehicle’s performance and attitude.

Salamanders is one of the amphibians and it characterized by a superficially lizard-like appearance, with slender bodies, short noses, and long tails.

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motorbatte

ry

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25°

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23°

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storage

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motorbatte

ry

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The people used are 90% percentile large man who is around 180cm - 185cm for the driver and passenger,. This package drawing was the first draft from stage 2. The difference here is the length of the car is longer than the stage 1 proposal.

ERGONOMIC ANALYZE

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This package drawing is to show the wheel travel suspension. Understanding the technical issue play the important role for off-road performance.

WHEEL TRAVEL SUSPENSION

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motorbattery

storage

Different user concepts were developed for this amphibious vehicle.In a preliminary study, the battery and the engine will be place at the rear of the vehicle for increasing the weight.

ERGONOMIC ANALYZE

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motor

batte

ry

storage

The height of the vehicle should be at the user’s waist level for user easier to ingress and outgress.

ERGONOMIC ANALYZE

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A quick sketch imagining how my vehicle would look like.

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Exploring the form based on the bottom flat hull design.

FORM EXPLORATION

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Water flowing under the vehicle and letting water flowing out can influence the whole vehicle form.

FORM EXPLORATION

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Was inspired by the Speed Racer animation by placing the racing number 5 at the side.

FORM EXPLORATION

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First stage of CAD was done in Solidworks. I found that I’m much more confident and comfortable with this program that I’ve been used for 4 years.

CAD EXPLORATION

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Based on the package drawing, I made a block model for further exploration.

CAD EXPLORATION

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This is the stage where refinement after the block model.

REFINEMENT

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REFINEMENT

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I focus on the surfacing and also try to work out the waterline.

I also make the car more retro futuristic style since it based on the Mini Moke.

FORM DEVELOPMENT

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Considering placing stor-age/ esky under the rear seat and also the method of folding.

INTERIOR PRACTICALITY

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The driving experience can be different from driving nor-mal car. Considering different mode while driving on road and water.

INTERIOR PRACTICALITY

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WACOM RENDERING

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Inboard engine is consideredbecause it is the technology that been used on boat also the speed is suitable for the tourism amphibious car.

WACOM RENDERING

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The boat interior with car exterior is the big challenge in this project. I was struggle to get the continuous line for the exterior.

FORM DEVELOPMENT

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FORM DEVELOPMENT

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The waterline on the exterior is important because it shows the wading depth and the safeness.

FORM DEVELOPMENT

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Sketching over my previous design and reconfigure the element.

SKETCHING DEVELOPMENT

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Considering with the roof and found that it makes the vehicle looks more agressive and muscular.

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Working on the front to give a expression. Round headlight is considered because it was inpsired by the FJ cruiser.

SKETCHING DEVELOPMENT

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Brainstorming on removable soft roof.

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SKETCHING DEVELOPMENT

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SKETCHING DEVELOPMENT

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SKETCHING DEVELOPMENT

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SKETCHING DEVELOPMENT

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Modelling on the form and de-tails for further refinement.Trough this quick CAD model had guide me to a better direc-tion.

CAD DEVELOPMENT

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CAD DEVELOPMENT

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CAD DEVELOPMENT

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VISUALISATION DEVELOPMENT

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Image was rendered with scenario for middle semester.. This exercise help me to gain confident in the future rendering stage.

VISUALISATION DEVELOPMENT

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VISUALISATION DEVELOPMENT

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The roof was removed and by add-ing the winch at the front. The bottom was changed to rounded designed. Unfortunately, technically flat-bottom is musch suitable for this vehicle.

CAD REFINEMENT

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The final stage of refinement by changing only the bottom design.

CAD REFINEMENT

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CAD REFINEMENT

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CAD REFINEMENT

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The roof concept was in-spired by the Nissan Pao.

CAD REFINEMENT

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VISUALISATION REFINEMENT

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inboard jet

electric engine

battery

2800mm

1100mm

265/70R 17

4300mm

The people used are Oscar 95th percentile large male around 180-185 cm for the package drawing.

PACKAGE DRAWING - side view

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800mm 600mm

300mm

1100mminboard jet

electric enginecompressor

battery

storage

PACKAGE DRAWING - side view

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The right hand side of the rear seat able to be fold down and passenger can lie down on the decking area.

PACKAGE DRAWING - water mode

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PACKAGE DRAWING - land mode

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1900

mm

450mm

1200

mm

500m

m

PACKAGE DRAWING - top view

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The front passenger area able to turn thier seat to face behind and the passenger seat can be folded flat for better comfort.

PACKAGE DRAWING - top view

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The kid used was the 7 year old 50th percentile which is around 130-140cm.

1225mm

1900mm

PACKAGE DRAWING - front view & ingress

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The boat interior allowed the passenger to sit at the front for fishing.

PACKAGE DRAWING - front view & water mode

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At the exterior styling there are fluent lines in the bottowm of the vehicle whereas the top part is much staight line. This has the better hydrodynamic for the shapes

Finalize Design Concept

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The jet ski nossil was installed under the water line of the vehilce.

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The vehicle can be customize by adding a frame for different weather condition.

ADD ON FEATURES

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Rendered in pure white to get the composition and the highlight for further render.

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Based on the colour palette research, different combination were tested to find out the best colour scheme.

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The material that been used was Renshape 5450 Polyurethane Modelling board . It offering excellent surface finish and ease for machining.

The whole process took about two weeks to finish and are ready for assemble and sanding.

Sanding and apply body filler for the gap. This process is important for lining up the model correctly.

CNC

CNC

Sanding

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MODEL MAKING _ CNC MILLING

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Sanding and apply body filler for the gap. This process is important for lining up the model correctly.

The part in the image above has to recut for better finishing. Stop putty was used for cover the smaller lump.

Final time sanding for better finishing before outsource for painting.

Recut

Final Testing

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The wheels were printed in Zcorp and covered with epoxy to strengthen the wall thickness. The purpose of the hole was to allowed the powder to flow out. This can reduce the price of the print.

The front and the rear seat were printed and it will be painted orange. The dashboard will be painted in white.

Wheels

Interior

3D PRINT

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The challenge I had throughout this whole year was to demonstrate as much as possible the skills that I have learnt in all of my previous years. However having this studio being focus on hard skills, it was a matter of implementing my skills whenever possible. This can be found from my persona analysis and was trying to inform the visual language very well. Another goal for this year was time management.

Project management was a crucial task for myself and is always is a learning process for me. Getting the job done before due date is not only for myself but also for the other people, for instance manufacturer and staff. To be able to communicate well with the manufacturer, I have to learn to understand from their perspective to gain better result for the model making.

The prototype is the process that taken the time most and a lot effort been put in that too. Choosing the right material and compromises to complete the model making process was difficult and has to be ready for any urgent situation. With the budget limitation and strict timeline has help me to fight against the stress.

There’s one situation happened during the model making process,

my model was milled incorrectly and I have to wait for queue for the next milling. At that moment, I was frustrated and have to deal with other different workload.

This project has given me good memories and experience on how to calmly make decision off different situation. Through this year, the biggest gain was the growth of my mindset and skills. To be a better designer, I believe going though failure and challenges is the process for that. It’s not necessary about reaching a certain goal in life, but the valuable thing is about what we learn along the way in the journey.

LEARNING REFLECTION

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