(RE)cord Player
Open-source record player from leftover forklift
ReCord Player is an open-source design project made out of with leftover forklift parts sourced from Toyota Material Handling. The objective was to repurpose these scraps without any additional industrial processes. The electronics are powered by Arduino and support parts are 3D printed. This project aims to demonstrate how everyday objects can be created using existing resources, empowering users to play an active role in both the design and production processes. It functions as an invitation to the user to rethink their interacting with the design and manufacturing.
Company/Institution
Lund University
Lund University's Industrial Design program, based in Sweden, is renowned for its emphasis on sustainability, human-centered design, and interdisciplinary approaches. Part of the School of Industrial Design within the Faculty of Engineering, the program offers both bachelor’s and master’s degrees.
Website : https://www.lunduniversity.lu.se/lubas/i-uoh-lu-TAIDE
Country
Sweden
Designer(s)
Jade Veillet
I am Jade Veillet, 23 years old, and I am currently doing a master's degree in Industrial Design at Lund University, in Sweden. I previously completed a Bachelor's program in Product Design in Paris.
According to me, design is a social and empathic discipline. My primary objective as a designer is to create products that enhance people's daily lives all around te world. I focus on critical issues such as sustainability and inclusivity. Through my work, I’m exploring alternative practices and approach of design.