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Swinburne Product Design Engineering 2016 Graduate Exhibition

Locality: Hawthorn, Victoria

Address: John Street 3122 Hawthorn, VIC, Australia

Website: http://pdeinsideout.com.au

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25.01.2022 Our website is officially online! Check out the projects that will be on display this year at http://pdeinsideout.com.au including the event details, and our fantastic sponsors for this year's exhibition.

24.01.2022 As manufacture declines in Australia, could a product assist with the learning process of design for manufacture? This innovative project by Tomas Frier will be just one of the projects you will see at this year's exhibition. Come along to find out more!

23.01.2022 Here is a very interesting project from one of last years graduates, Joel Benton. "SAAM is a Anthropomorphic Testing Device (ATD) that can be adjusted to the body shapes that represent anthropometric user groups, such as 5th percentile stature Female, as well as 50th and 95th percentile stature Males. This is achieved through components that change the length of the segments (analogous to bones) as well as their the diameter (analogous to muscles/body fat). By doing this, SAAM will give product designers a method of physically representing a target user. SAAM has several mechanical joints that mimic human body joints and allow it to be placed into common human postures." http://pdeinsideout.com.au/2015/Projects/01.html

22.01.2022 Big thanks to Nevermind Bar for sponsoring the event this year and hosting the formal event after party. http://nevermindbar.com.au/

18.01.2022 Take a look at our Instagram 'pdegraduateexpo' for a closer look at what PDE students get up to! https://www.instagram.com/pdegraduateexpo/?hl=en

18.01.2022 A big thanks to Ribs & Schnitzel Co. for once again sponsoring the the expo. R&S will be providing some great food for presentation night. http://ribsandschnitzelco.com.au/

17.01.2022 Awesome news: We have a bunch of memobottles to give away for the exhibition! There will be some given out through the week on this page, and a few more on the Wednesday invite-only industry evening. Simply like this page and post using the hashtag #pde2015 anytime up until Friday 4th December to go into the draw! Winners will be contacted through Facebook.

16.01.2022 Land mines and improvised explosive devices (IEDs) currently account for the most deaths, injuries and damage to allied military forces. This electric tactical vehicle project reduces incidents due to roadside bombings as well as dependence on fossil fuel. Another project you will see at this year’s exhibition by Louis Mills. More details at the event.

16.01.2022 As the frequency of natural disasters increases, this UAV has been uniquely designed to go further than conventional drones, aiding search and rescue as well as delivering food and medicine. Come along to the Graduate Exhibition to find out more! Another project you will see at this years exhibition by Nathanael Hunt. More details at the event.

15.01.2022 The largest resource of energy is looking down at us every day.....solar energy. We have the means to capture it, but everyone uses energy in so many different ways that a new solution is needed to store and distribute that energy. One of the projects that will be on show at this years exhibition from Christopher Coller.

12.01.2022 Apart from the Product Design Engineering Graduate Expo, Swinburne Design Week has something for everyone! Make sure to check out www.swinburne.edu.au/designweek for more info on: Centre for Design Innovation... Graduate Exhibition: Industrial Design and Interior Architecture Graduate Exhibition: Communication Design and Digital Media Design Mystery Film Screening Exclusive Melbourne Premiere Design Factory Melbourne Gala See more

11.01.2022 "Bush fires are a danger each and every summer in Australia and with the emergence of climate change the risk is ever increasing. With this increasing risk comes increased need for a way to mitigate it." These units detect the temperature when a bush fire approaches and automatically cover your house with a fire retardant. A life saving design from one of last years graduates, Simon Cumming.... http://pdeinsideout.com.au/2014/17.html

11.01.2022 Hi everyone! We are excited to announce that this year's Swinburne Product Design Engineering Exhibition will be running from the 21st until the 25th of November. In the lead-up to the event we'll be posting some links to innovative and sustainable designs similar to what this year's graduates will be showing off at the exhibition. We'll also show off some of the great student projects from previous years.... Keep an eye on this page to keep up to date as the exhibition approaches!

10.01.2022 Just 12 days until the PDE grad exhibition and Swinburne Design Week!

04.01.2022 Like Coffee? Check out this project from one of last years graduates, Alison West. "Typical ‘fresh’ coffee capsules reach their consumer up to nine months after roasting, and have been linked to an increase in leached plasticides. Aussies consume ~3 million per day, filling an Olympic swimming pool with their waste fortnightly. The Baroaster brings coffee culture back to the home, roasting and grinding coffee at the touch of a button. The Baroaster uses green beans, roasting ...them to your particular liking and then grinding according to the brewing method you’re using. The machine roasts from a single serve pod (9g) to a four person plunger (45g), reducing waste inputs and outputs without compromising on quality or flavour." http://pdeinsideout.com.au/2015/Projects/25.html

03.01.2022 Don't forget that the PDE Grad expo starts tomorrow! Come and have a look on level 6 of Swinburne's ADMC building between Monday and Friday. Also, have a look at the new website! http://pdeinsideout.com.au/2016/index.html

01.01.2022 Falls, especially in the elderly population, continue to be one of the most challenging public health issues faced by the world today. This project by Samuel Abdelmalek aims to reduce the risk of accidental falls by actively encouraging mobility while simultaneously assisting in balance training. Come to level 6 of the ADMC building between 9am-5pm this week to see this project as well as many others!