A concept-to-prototype industrial design project

A concept-to-prototype industrial design project for a compact handheld scent device designed to store and release a single fragrance in a practical, durable, and easy-to-use form.

The design process explored the product form, ergonomics, internal mechanism, component architecture, CAD development, prototyping, material considerations, and manufacturing feasibility.

The goal was to balance a refined consumer-product appearance with practical mechanical construction, intuitive handling, reliable scent delivery, and a realistic path toward physical prototyping and production.

My focus included:

Industrial and product design

Handheld ergonomics and form development

3D CAD and mechanical development

Internal component architecture

Prototype development

Material and manufacturing considerations

Product refinement and visualization

The final concept brings the form, mechanism, and user experience together into a compact consumer product designed with real-world manufacturing in mind.