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Mechanical Product Development From Concept to Mass Production – Expert Mechanical & Industrial Designer. I specialize in developing ideas into market-ready products, leveraging extensive experience... Read more

Mechanical Product Development From Concept to Mass Production – Expert Mechanical & Industrial Designer. I specialize in developing ideas into market-ready products, leveraging extensive experience in mechanical and industrial design. I take projects from initial concept through prototyping and optimization to mass production. Whether it’s consumer products, robotics, or complex assemblies, I ensure efficient, manufacturable, and high-quality designs. Throughout my career, I have managed the full product development cycle, from concept to production. My background includes designing consumer products, outdoor structures, and robotic systems, ensuring seamless integration of form and function while meeting technical constraints. Notably, I have contributed to the development of automation and smart devices. I have deep expertise in material selection, prototyping, and user-driven design principles. Working closely with engineering and marketing teams, I excel at balancing technical feasibility with compelling aesthetics. I am proficient in CAD software such as SolidWorks, Rhino, and Fusion 360, as well as rendering and design tools like KeyShot and Adobe Creative Suite. My hands-on approach extends to prototyping, post-processing treatments, and supplier collaboration to ensure a smooth transition from concept to production. With extensive experience working with leading global companies, I have developed products integrating hardware and electronic components, sensors, user interfaces (HMI), LEDs, pushbuttons, light guides, flow systems, and plastic/metal enclosures within multidisciplinary environments. My expertise spans the entire mechanical development process—from concept and market research to cost estimation, detailed CAD modeling, prototyping, and preparing technical data for production, all while collaborating closely with manufacturers and suppliers to ensure seamless production and high-quality results. I am passionate about delivering innovative solutions that meet production standards while enhancing user experience. Known for my diligence, strong work ethic, and proactive problem-solving, I am committed to helping you achieve your project goals. Let’s bring your vision to life.

Sensor development for AI-powered vehicles, production automation, robotics in the construction sector

Sensor development for AI-powered vehicles, production automation, robotics in the construction sector

ARB/RIBA DiplArch Svetla Popova is a Germany-based freelance experimental and innovation design researcher at the initiative Urban Virtuality, as well as a RIBA Professional Diploma in Architecture ca... Read more

ARB/RIBA DiplArch Svetla Popova is a Germany-based freelance experimental and innovation design researcher at the initiative Urban Virtuality, as well as a RIBA Professional Diploma in Architecture candidate at the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London. She is an architect, art and architectural historian, artist and designer, and a contemporary design scholar with published work at the Glasgow School of Art and Researchgate.net. She has contributed in scientifically-centered experimental, robotics and ecological design in architecture firms in London and Sofia, Bulgaria, amongst which Iain Duncan's FabLab in Essex, Ordinary London, Imperial College London's Material Lab and 10AM Sofia. Other contributions include Vassar College's Art History Department's Image Library, Frances Lehman Loeb Arts Center and the Russian Studies Department Image Database. Her architecture and design work looks at urban developments, innovative technologies, science fiction, virtual reality and artificial intelligence as ways to inform user-centered design such as a floating colony on Venus, published in Cloud Ten by Springer, a nano-engineered bagasse ash facade, a running water facade, sound as a design tool. Svetla received a BA in liberal arts at Vassar College, followed by RIBA Parts 1 and 2 qualifications from the Mackintosh School of Architecture. She is currently wokring on an independent publication on Balkan Modernism design and doing research in virtual reality and bionic design in preparation of a PhD degree at the University of Tokyo.