Roland Moeschter

Hello, my name is Roland and I'm from Toronto, Canada. I've always loved cars since I was about three years old, and my parents always tell me I could spell car brands like “Infiniti” and “Toyota" before “mommy”. Before my time with Humber College, I was enrolled in Mechanical Engineering where I was involved with automotive racing clubs, however engineering did not give me the creative freedom that I desired. When I'm not designing or making things, I enjoy playing video games which often bring inspiration to my vehicle and product designs.

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Meet Roland

The Four Essential Pillars for Design Excellence

The four essential pillars encompass human-centric design approach and the understanding of full-bodied, three dimensional physical interaction of user, product and environment. The projects generate innovative solutions using research-driven, evidence-based designs which focus on the user experience.

3D render of person giving another person a haircut

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Enhancement of Human Lifestyle

The shower, laundry, and hairdressing services on board offer an opportunity for users to keep up their appearance, as well as improve their sanitation.

Not only does this help for their health, but also for their social interactions.

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Human-Interaction & User-Centric Design

Digital interfaces inform the clients of important information including status and time remaining of the various facilities in use.

Interfaces have been simplified as much as possible with sensors utilized to reduce human error in operation of the facilities.

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Ergonomics & Human Factors Design

Height of seats, counters, and other touchpoints have been optimized to accommodate as many people as possible.

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Sustainability & Social Responsibility

Solar panels on the roof provide electricity for lighting and auxiliary systems.

Aluminum and other recycled materials are used for the construction of the body to reduce the vehicle's carbon footprint.

Project Summary

Those without adequate housing often lack regular access to sanitation and hygiene facilities. Lacking sanitation is detrimental to one's health, and may also negatively affect one's social interactions, making it more difficult to maintain relationships or employment. SENTINEL provides showers, laundry, and hairdressing services among other amenities to anyone who needs them. With better access to these basic services, people will be able to live longer, happier lives.

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Thesis Summary Motion Presentation

Watch an introduction to the SENTINEL service vehicle, with its key objectives and features.

Thesis Visual Presentation

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Thesis Development Process

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3D Design Development & Modeling

CAD Modeling Video

Take a brief look at how the 3D model was made. SolidWorks was used for the creation of the model, and SolidWorks Visualize was used for the renderings.