PARAGON
Paragon was my one-year Master’s thesis, which was inspired by a need for improving the way vaccines are transported in developing nations. It enables the low-cost, fast and precise delivery of small-scale goods to the most remote locations on earth.
Onboard technologies such as GPS, servo motors, a CPU, a hollow shaft motor and a battery ensure that the package contents arrive at their intended destination. I worked closely with aerodynamics specialists at TU Berlin to validate my design approach. The project synthesized research, 3D modeling and physical prototyping into a cohesive design proposal.
A Master's thesis in Product Design at the Weissensee Academy of Art Berlin — a variable-pitch rotor system combining aerodynamic engineering with industrial design.
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Research
Conducted in-depth research into aerodynamic principles and variable-pitch rotor mechanics as the technical foundation for the design.
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3D Modeling
Developed the rotor system digitally, refining form, assembly logic and component integration through iterative 3D modeling — progressing toward a fully resolved and optimized design.
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Physical prototyping
Produced physical prototypes to validate the design and test the assembly logic hands-on at each stage of development.
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Thesis synthesis
Brought research, modeling and making together into a single cohesive design proposal.





