In a studio course on water bottle design at Bezalel Academy, I envisioned a system that augments plastic bottles with 3D-printing and personalization: Bottle++

The system profiles a user through a set of interfaces, and automatically personalizes a compelling water bottle for them.

For example, it could fit the bottle to the cup holder in their car, add a handle to secure the grip in their trembling hand, create a texture that visually matches their outfit, and more.

Finally a 3D model is generated and printed from recycled materials. It wraps around an existing plastic bottle, which is now more likely to be reused.
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The studio was supervised by Maya Ben David, and throughout the course I utilized parametric design platforms like OpenSCAD, Fusion360, Grashopper and Onshape.
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The full project report can be found here, and you’re welcome to watch my presentation recording here (it’s in Hebrew). If you’re into 3D stuff, check out my models here.