Author: Daniël Eikelenboom

Industrial design portfolio

Sewer Snake – Modulair inspection robot

The municipality of Rotterdam is always looking for ways to enhance their workflow. This new inspectionrobot is going to aid them and is the foundation to a fully autonomous sewer management system! This case was commisioned by the TU Delft (Bachelor Final Project), in collaboration with the municipality of Rotterdam. The video (contains parts) of…
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12th October 2017 0

Toon Design challenge (DDW2015)

Together with Joep de Wildt and Laura van de Kruijs, we formed team Yellow in last year’s Eneco Toon Design Challenge which took place at the center of the Dutch Design Week. We have been generating idea’s, talking to trendwatchers, top-notch designers and heavy users to create a  beautiful future vision for the smart thermostat Toon. Sadly, we…
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18th October 2015 0

Design Drawing and Product Photography

Throughout my study I have been drawing a lot. Here I will post some of the drawings made by me. Some are created in Photoshop, some are handdrawings and you will also find a little product photography in here.      


14th April 2015 0

WakaWaka Festival

The WakaWaka festival is a festival gadget, created from sustainable point of view. The WakaWaka festival will be rented out at festivals, to provide visitors with power to charge their mobile phones. The device is rented out together with a biodegradable hat, which contains grass-seeds. The user can charge his or her phone with the…
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13th April 2015 0

Golden Retriever

When you are playing tennis and you are not so good at it, you often have to pause the game to collect your balls again. We solved this problem by creating the Golden Retriever. This fully autonomous robot locates and picks up tennis balls and hands them to you when you command it to. Since I…
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1st February 2015 0

Active Air

The Tacx Active Air is a device that regulates the air pressure in the tires of a race cyclist, developed by Idarə. When cycling trough the mountains, speeds up to 90 km/h can be archived.  Of course, you want your bike to maintain maximal grip on the road. That’s where the Active Air comes in. When…
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24th January 2014 0