Industrial - Bachelors
Beekeeping practices have remained unchanged for a century, evident in the outdated equipment and the significant room for improvement. This beehive pallet project highlights the significance of reducing bee stress, hive management, and ergonomics. It securely holds beehives during transportation, ensures proper airflow with consistent spacing, and offers a modular design suitable for various beekeepers, from small-scale to commercial.
Survey
– Primary survey (49 participants)
– Secondary survey (5 participants)
Observations
– Primary observations done at beekeeper farm
Interviews
– Phone interview (1 person)
– Face – to – face (1 person)
Approximately 65% of crops introduced into Australia rely on various pollinators including bees
Emily is an industrial designer with a background in chemical engineering. I leverage my engineering background to creatively design prototypes, meeting industry standards and deadlines. Problem-solving is a central focus in both my expertise areas, enabling me to identify and address key issues. This enhances the creative and functional aspects of my design solutions.