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This is Stork. The drone delivery app. 

OVERVIEW

Drone delivery is almost upon us, and in anticipation of this, we have envisioned the experience. Stork takes into consideration noise distribution, drone charging stations, city-building navigation, and maximum access.

Concept

Stork is an urban drone delivery app that aims to create quick and easy delivery experiences for online shoppers. Stork is integrated with delivery companies such as UPS and USPS to ensure wide accessibility. 

CHARGING STATIONs

In order to create a system for quick delivery, charging stations are placed throughout the city of San Francisco. Each drone charging station adds value to the public space with features such as free Wi-Fi hotspot and public binoculars that show the aerial perspective of drones flying in the sky.

Partners

This project was done in Alex Baumgardt's Experience Design in Spring 2019. My partners were Jay Wang, Alvin Kim, Elijah Haines, and Yagya Gulati. I organized tasks and scheduled our work and designed most of the app. 

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PRODUCT VIDEO

Fully Explained and Demonstrated. 

As part of our final deliverable, we created a product video that aimed to introduce Stork and drone delivery to the world in a way that creates excitement and reduces any worries about drone delivery. We created a 3D model as well to further illustrate what the charging stations would be like. 

FINAL ITERATION

Easy and Simple.

Feel free to try out the app to see what it would be like to set up a drone delivery location! Get ready for packages to land your backyard!

Interactive Prototype!

CHARGING STATION

3D Model. 

We hired Valeriya Velyka, an architecture student, to model our charging station in order for it to appear in our product video.  

As you can see, there are spheres on the side of the wall in the middle picture below. These are 'windows' project the views that some drones above are capturing - live. 

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Final Model

Physical Demonstration.

We created a model in order to help demonstrate what the charging station would look like.

CHarging Station 

Blueprints for Public Space Charging Station. 

Here you can view our final blueprints for the charging station. We used these in order to build a scaled model.

See the Development. 

RESearch

Current Drone Capabilities.

We wanted to know what is technologically possible now so we could work within realistic ideas of drones' technological capabilities in the near future.

USER RESEArCh

What do people want?

We talked with people to find out how drone delivery could work best for them. The interviews yielded ideas of quick rescheduling, drone-user sharing location information, delivery location setups, all while keeping everything simple.

BRANDING

Positioning and Vision.

Our group worked together to come up with our Brand's positioning and values. We created this in order to ensure we were all working towards the same goals. 

CHARGING STATIONS

Public Space adds Value.

Our initial ideas for what the charging stations might look like were based off of the technological capabilities of today. We decided we wanted these public areas to include wifi hotspots, VR binoculars, solar panels, and good aesthetics.

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ITERATION 1

Wireframing for Feedback.

We created a wireframe for testing purposes before we committed to a UI style. 

USER TESTING

Feedback on Wireframes.

We talked with a few people and went through the app with them to receive some feedback for the next iteration. We talked with other IxD students so we received UI feedback as well. 

JOURNEY MAP

For the Designers. 

We mapped out the expected experience of using Stork. 

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Thanks for viewing!

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