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The "BMD" project was the focus of my Master's thesis at Tehran Polytechnic. It involved designing a conceptual model for a steering wheel for the Iranian version of the Peugeot 207. The main focus was on integrating sustainability principles and enhancing user affordance, while ensuring the design's appropriateness for Iranian users.

"Kafshha" is a series of footwear designs I developed in collaboration with a local shoe manufacturer. The aim was to improve the ergonomic features of earlier models while carefully incorporating local perspectives, cultural values, and traditional norms. Kafshha was one of my first designs to go into large-scale production.

"Malehha" refers to a series of five masonry trowels that I designed in collaboration with Tabriz University of Medical Sciences. The aim was to improve the usability and affordance of trowels for Iranian masons, particularly those with special needs or working in challenging conditions. This project not only addressed practical, on-site issues but also led to the publication of five peer-reviewed international articles.