From design concept to final product
I led a team designing a new line of pool cleaning robots for Maytronics, a global leader in home pool cleaning solutions.
The project involved developing a single, unified chassis that could serve as the foundation for multiple distinct designs. This chassis needed to be versatile enough to cater to both direct-to-consumer (D2C) and OEM markets, supporting different branding and feature requirements while maintaining production efficiency.
Another key focus was revolutionizing the filter cleaning process by simplifying the filter assembly from a dozen pieces to just four. This significant reduction in complexity allowed for streamlined, no-touch emptying of collected waste, vastly improving the user experience.
The design introduced a fresh and differentiated form language that enabled numerous distinct variants within the product family, creating a cohesive, innovative line of pool cleaning robots.
By combining advanced technology with user-centered design, we helped drive substantial growth for Maytronics.
This project was developed alongside the amazing team at Tamooz C.S., with me as lead designer and project manager.
One of key sketches for the premium robot
E10 Model, based on the same chassis
Design concept renderings
Filter being removed for cleaning
