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Design of a swing element for children
Pechová, Bára ; Rubínová, Dana (referee) ; Tauber, Jiří (advisor)
The bachelor thesis focuses on designing a swinging element for children aged three to six, intended for indoor use. The aim is to create a product that meets ergonomic, safety, and technical requirements associated with swinging, serving as a means to connect and support the development, stimulation, and joy of play in children. It employs an interdisciplinary approach, drawing on insights from the fields of design, pedagogy, psychology, and technical disciplines to inform the solution. The final design integrates the visual function of the swing in space with the ergonomics and safety of children. This solution reflects the needs of both parents and their children.
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Design of a set of interior lighting fixtures
Müller, Benedikt ; Rajlich, Jan (referee) ; Tauber, Jiří (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with the design of an interior lighting set. The set combines healthy lighting with modern interior design. Within the thesis, both design and technical analysis were conducted with the aim of exploring today's lighting market and technological possibilities. Furthermore, variant designs were proposed, and after critical evaluation, the best concept was selected for further development. The final design integrates ergonomic and health functions with the aesthetic function of the set, which has great potential in the market due to the growing awareness of the impact of light on health and sleep in connection with interior design.
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