As space technologies advance and public-private partnerships increase, the importance of making hightech systems more understandable, portable, and presentable to non-engineering audiences is growing. This thesis explores the design of a portable, display oriented, and aesthetically enhanced version of a power generation device originally developed for Takeme2space’s POEM (PSLV Orbital Experimental Module) satellite. While the original device functions in orbit, its existing form factor is not optimized for demonstration, handling, or transport on Earth.

The redesigned version retains the exact working principles and internal architecture of the original device, including its ability to convert waste heat into usable electricity. However, it reimagines the packaging to be more intuitive, user friendly, modular, and brand aligned for presentations, lab use, or investor showcases. Developed in collaboration with Hylenr Technologies, Takeme2space, and ISRO, the project merges the disciplines of industrial design, engineering, and brand storytelling.