After the initial ideation stage, a matrix evaluation was conducted to discover which forms would suit the final design best. These were further ideated to explore functional value...

Three ideas were conceptualised to gain an understanding of is most suitable and feasible for the final design. An opportunity was seen to design an innovative letterbox feature to which I quickly moved onto development of the bracket and the construction of the lockbox...

to keep the parcels protected, RFID was seen as the best route. This could link with the existing Ring app which, in-turn, would allow users to share codes with couriers and family members...

The lid is required to house both the RFID chip and the electromagnetic solenoid lock. Therefore, development was required for the lid to accommodate these features...

the base of the box was developed to house the main Arduino computer, rechargeable battery and speaker for the lockbox. This would reduce the weight on the lid and would create a better balanced design...

Below is the final presentation banner for the final design. This encapsulates the feel and aesthetic approach Ring take when advertising their products...  

Below are a selection of in-situ presentation boards that highlight the product during everyday use. These have been created in a way that replicates the manner in which Ring advertise their products on their website...