Izdelki za oblikovanje za industrijo (16)

The new design of the Trion floor-scrubbing machine saw changes that profoundly influenced the aesthetic/functional character of the machine. Not only did HENRY & CO. rethink the aesthetic, launching colors and geometries totally counter to the rest of the market, but every change resulted in a significant improvement in the functional performance of the machine.

DESIGN TECNICO: trasposizione di schemi progettuali da supporto cartaceo a supporto digitale, trasposizione di disegni dal formato 2D al formato 3D, progettazione meccanica 3D, progettazione delle plastiche, ingegnerizzazione prodotto, progettazione industriale, strutture metalliche, piping e cabling (bordo macchina), progettazione prototipi e assiemi. DESIGN GRAFICO: concept design, rendering realistico

Particular attention has been paid to the user experience. What was once a steering wheel has been transformed into a yoke-style handle in the redesign of the vehicle. The car's gear is controlled by two soft buttons located at 10:10 on the handle, and to operate the vehicle, the user simply needs to rest their palms on it. The result is a control mechanism dictated by a completely natural gesture. The interfaces for the car's options and modes have been placed at the center of the handle, designed to be easily integrated with touch screen monitors.

TMB - Team Line The client’s request was to design the new line of professional vacuum cleaners. The innovation is the new head, which will reduce the number of components used in the production of future models.

HENRY & CO. designs for Malina the Collection consisting of "Marianna" and "Maria." Although aimed primarily at a foreign market, both seats are entirely Made in Italy. In addition to the choice of certified FSC oak and beech wood, treated naturally with linseed oil, the seats feature hemp fabric, the most iconic material of the current biomass renaissance.

Absorbent products for personal use, such as diapers, make up 3-4% of urban waste, which is why the fundamental prerequisite for ensuring high recycling targets is the organization of separate waste collection services. In Italy, for example, the service is active in about 800 municipalities, serving a total of 12 million users. In 2017, FaterSmart inaugurated the first facility in Italy capable of processing up to 10,000 tons/year of used absorbent products, transforming them into new secondary raw materials. This is a world-first technological and systemic innovation that makes a category of products traditionally considered non-recyclable recyclable, with proven environmental benefits. In this context, it has been essential to provide both users and operators with a collection tool that encourages the separate collection of this type of waste. HENRY & CO. has been involved.

EcoControlGsm is a manufacturer of ecological products that has been developing cost-effective solutions for urban waste recycling since 2013, aiming to create a modern, technological, and eco-sustainable waste separation system. EcoControlGsm has contacted HENRY & CO. for the design of a new range of smartbins for urban waste collection. The concept design of the smartbin arises from a series of ergonomic, regulatory, and safety constraints dictated by municipal directives, User Experience (UX), and functionality requirements. The series of smartbins features a "roof" that houses all the movable and electrical components of the smartbin. In this area, the solar panel for powering the bin and the movable components such as the flap for waste input are integrated. A small monitor equipped with sensors allows the user to open the bin without the need for physical contact.

Solid, structural, and concrete yet soft, fluid, and abstract. Levico combines the organic sinuosity of the curve with the solid architectural presence of Betaly® in a play of contrasts, an oxymoron of form and matter that synthesizes into an iconic and minimal product. Starting from the quintessential architectural cell, the column, Levico allows light to determine its own shape, evoking the romantic clash between natural and artificial forces. Inspired by the slow geomorphological action of rivers, Levico treats light as a liquid, an erosive force capable of shaping the luminous body itself. Like a high-altitude spring, the light source is isolated and concealed, and like the water of a river, light carves its path through the luminous body, leaving behind hollows and depressions that soften its diffusion.

On the occasion of the Salone del Mobile 2019, HENRY & CO. developed a lighting project involving multiple clients and sustainability projects in a collective effort for sustainable design. The goal of the collaboration is to create a design icon that unites technology, innovation, and sustainability. For this reason, HENRY & CO. partnered with HIKARI, a company specializing in LED lighting, and Verona FabLab for the prototype development, also utilizing materials sourced from the recovery of Wascoffee coffee. The idea of an arch-shaped table lamp is an example of sustainable design that pays homage to Italian style and architecture, with its full arch. The arch shape, created by VeronaFabLab through additive manufacturing (thus eliminating any production waste), is not solely aesthetic: the turning on, dimming, and turning off do not occur through.

Artlighting OSRAM contacted HENRY & CO. for the design of a new energy-efficient museum lighting system. Among the design requirements, the spotlight needed to be extremely compact and have a limited number of components to facilitate low-cost production. Based on the design requirements, HENRY & CO. developed a low-voltage track lighting system with a directional light source measuring only 5 cm in height and 4 cm in diameter. The light source was implemented using a single COB LED, and the light beam was managed with the use of a conical reflector.

The Rocking Horse showcases Henry&co's mission to work with sustainable materials. The challenge was to use the prototype of an innovative hemp-based material (now in production) that is free from formaldehyde and petroleum derivatives. To enhance its communicative power, a toy was chosen to raise awareness among children and parents. The Rocking Horse is entirely made with interlocking pieces, without the use of glues or screws, preserving its green value.

Klinmak Srl is a company based in the province of Milan, founded in 2014 by two highly experienced professionals in the cleaning sector. Following the initial design of the floor cleaning machine "Trion," the founders turned to HENRY & CO. to redesign the aesthetic and functional aspects of the machine. The new design of the Trion floor cleaning machine underwent changes that profoundly influenced its aesthetic and functional character. Not only did HENRY & CO. rethink the aesthetic aspect, introducing colors and geometries that were completely contrary to the rest of the market, but every change also resulted in a significant improvement in the machine's functional performance. In synergy with ecodesign principles, the machine saw a reduction in the number of components and an optimized design for easy assembly and disassembly, positively impacting costs and limiting hazards.

Cafedesart is a brand of Deco and contemporary furniture by F.lli Bianchini, a historic cabinet-making company from the Verona furniture district with over 50 years of history. The company contacted HENRY & CO. to embark on a comprehensive sustainability journey, capable of touching and transforming short- and long-term strategy, artistic direction, marketing, communication, and design to communicate and promote sustainable luxury. The beginning of the collaboration saw the HENRY & CO. team engaged in studying the evolution of Deco style over the decades. This study allowed the company to be updated on the evolution of tastes and trends in the furniture world, as well as to analyze the evolution of the very concept of luxury over the past few years. The research laid the groundwork for further market analysis, which included a detailed study of competitors and their positioning.

OEL (Organizzazione Ecosostenibile Laziale) è un’organizzazione che si dedica alla promozione e allo sviluppo della coltivazione e lavorazione della canapa a fini industriali nel Lazio. La canapa industriale è una risorsa versatile che offre molteplici opportunità, dalla produzione di fibre tessili alla creazione di materiali da costruzione sostenibili. OEL svolge un ruolo fondamentale nel facilitare la comunicazione e la collaborazione tra i vari attori della filiera della canapa, promuovendo l’uso responsabile e sostenibile di questa risorsa naturale.HENRY & CO. ha condotto una ricerca approfondita sul settore della canapa industriale, sulla concorrenza e sulle tendenze del design nel settore agricolo. Sono state analizzate le caratteristiche distintive di OEL e la sua mission, al fine di comprendere appieno l’organizzazione e sviluppare un’immagine di marca autentica. Sulla base delle informazioni raccolte, HENRY & CO. ha collaborato con il team

Challenge Restyling of the Trion product family and Klinmak's website, an Italian company in the professional cleaning sector. Result Complete design of the Trion product family with particular attention to ecodesign, sustainability, and user experience, as well as the redesign of the Klinmak website focusing on accessibility and usability.

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