About the course
The Introduction to Technology course is consecutive to the ‘Structure and Materials’ course, and is aimed at exposing students to various production technologies and materials. It focuses on three primary materials (wood, metal, and plastic), and is designed to provide students with the knowledge and understanding required to conduct basic planning. Students study the design possibilities in these technologies while applying and practicing these elements. The course includes 3-D design projects in which students experiment with materials and technologies and consider the industrial feasibility and implications of each.
Avigail Ben Hamo
A bouquet kit for cultivating flowers
Toolkit, the concluding exercise of the course
Dekel Izacson
Woodworking tools
Tool kit: Concluding exercise
Woodworking tools
shaul gan sinkler
Mushroom collecting kit
Tool kit: Concluding exercise
Mushroom picking set
Exercises throughout the semester
Noam Golany and Yishay Sklare
Allez Allez Add on
Allez Allez Add On
Plastics design exercise of an object that can be an add-on or create a new function or value
Omer Oster
Coconut Bonbonniere
Exercise in template design and working, then duplicating the units and designing a matching chassis
Maya Halevy
Bonbonniere Skulls
Skull chocolate box
An exercise in mold design, duplication and matching packaging design
Renana Klein
Bonbonniere planets
Planet chocolate box
An exercise in mold design, duplication and matching packaging design
Roni Fadida
chess
Laminating / bending exercise and connecting, creating an object using one of the technologies
Keren Greenberg
Laminating device for cheese
Laminating / bending exercise and connecting, creating an object using one of the technologies
Amir Yahav
Incense burner
Laminating / bending exercise and connecting, creating an object using one of the technologies
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