ExposeBox
ExposeBox
ExposeBox delivers a smart growth marketing solution that allows its users to save time and money without the need to juggle multiple platforms and patched-up solutions.
ExposeBox delivers a smart growth marketing solution that allows its users to save time and money without the need to juggle multiple platforms and patched-up solutions.
My role
UX - UI - Product
Year
2020
My role
UX - UI - Product
Year
2020
VIBE
Vibe is a dashboard generator, creating customize dashboards per user's need.
the clients are the major telco companies and big data organization.
My role
UX
Year
2015
VIBE
Vibe is a dashboard generator, creating customize dashboards per user's need.
the clients are the major telco companies and big data organization.
My role
UX
Year
2015
VIBE
Vibe is a dashboard generator, creating customize dashboards per user's need.
the clients are the major telco companies and big data organization.
My role
UX
Year
2015
VIBE
Vibe is a dashboard generator, creating customize dashboards per user's need.
the clients are the major telco companies and big data organization.
My role
UX
Year
2015
Social media dashboard
A social management tool to coordinate brand social presence across multiple channels and accounts in one single interface.
My role
Concept
Year
2018
Social media dashboard
A social management tool to coordinate brand social presence across multiple channels and accounts in one single interface.
My role
Concept
Year
2018
ExposeBox
ExposeBox delivers a smart growth marketing solution that allows its users to save time and money without the need to juggle multiple platforms and patched-up solutions.
My role
UX - UI - Product
Year
2020
Wirex
The struggle with a lack of context, ineffective tools and even the skills to properly investigate are at the heart of the problem in security investigations. Once a potential incident has been identified, WireX quickly provides you the necessary intelligence to take action
My role
UX - UI - Product
Year
2017-8
Virtual Wallet
On-line wallet for virtual coins, this project was part of a POC made for a crypto start-up. they wanted to create simple fast and slick virtual wallet where all necessary actions are easy and accessible
My role
UX - UI - Product
Year
2019
Wenspire
Wenspire uses the power of AI and Information Theory to provide companies with the first API security and analytics platform. Acting like a powerful and fully-automated x-ray machine in the background, Wenspire’s platform continuously maps all APIs used by a company and analyzes API communication to discover anomalies and threats and provide insights.
My role
UX - UI - Product
Year
2019
Wenspire
Wenspire uses the power of AI and Information Theory to provide companies with the first API security and analytics platform. Acting like a powerful and fully-automated x-ray machine in the background, Wenspire’s platform continuously maps all APIs used by a company and analyzes API communication to discover anomalies and threats and provide insights.
My role
UX - UI - Product
Year
2019
Wirex
The struggle with a lack of context, ineffective tools and even the skills to properly investigate are at the heart of the problem in security investigations. Once a potential incident has been identified, WireX quickly provides you the necessary intelligence to take action
My role
UX - UI - Product
Year
2017-8
Wirex
The struggle with a lack of context, ineffective tools and even the skills to properly investigate are at the heart of the problem in security investigations. Once a potential incident has been identified, WireX quickly provides you the necessary intelligence to take action
My role
UX - UI - Product
Year
2017-8
FrozenPlastic lab was founded in 2011 as the evolution of my final bachelor project (industrial design) at Holon Institute of Technology- Israel. The Lab was born out of a curiosity about how, why and when deformities and abnormalities occur within the plastic industry. Frozenplastic is an exploration on the side effects and defects resulting from the production of plastics.
FRozenPlastic
FrozenPlastic represents a new kind of industry in which traditional machine lines can produce special, one-of-a-kind products.
Special molds are used in The Lab to allow more spontaneity in the process of shaping each piece. While conventional methods in the plastic industry use mechanical and controlled methods to mass produce products, the goal of FrozenPlastic is to allow more flexibility and free flow in the products creation. I combine plastics and other special materials with the molds that allow free movement and unique sculptures. The working process seeks to understand different elements and phenomenon that can be achieved with the materials and from this, the product is designed. This spontaneous process makes each piece extremely unique and individual.
The process
The Materials
The material used is a low density polyethylene that has been purchased in a plastic recycling factory in Israel. Before each piece took on its current form, it was a plastic bag.
For me, the idea of working with industrial mistakes was initially sparked by the story ‘Steadfast Tin Soldier‘ by Danish author Hans Christian Andersen. In the beginning of the story, we are told about 25 tin soldiers that are poured from the same tin cup. But because the material runs out, the last soldier comes out with only one leg. I found this to be very curious and illogical, so I began to research the mold-pouring methods and techniques of 18th century Europe, the time in which the story was written. I discovered that the entry hole to the mold was at the side of the soldiers‘ heads, rather than the area of the legs as it is done today.
The story
My speculation
But if this is the case, and the tin was poured through the head, we would expect a soldier without a head, not a leg. Furthermore, even if the one-legged soldier’s tin was poured from the bottom of the mold, we should have a soldier with no legs at all, rather than one complete leg and one missing. This anomaly led me to the idea that the tin used to create the hero of our story was indeed poured through the head, but a trapped air bubble in the leg resulted in this “mistake.”
Homemade extruder
No matter how hard I looked, no plastics factory would allow me to experiment with their machinery. Therefore, I needed to build my own machine to melt plastic.
The machine I built, powered by a nearby lathe, allows me to play with temperature, materials, and pouring angles, and includes various dyes to fit my molds.
