Shirel Studio
Industrial Design
REOIL- Oil Filter
REOIL is a sleek, user-friendly kitchen tool designed for filtering and reusing cooking oil at home. Crafted from stainless steel with rolled and stitched construction, the set includes a container, two filters, an adapter, and a lid. After adding a small amount of charcoal to warm oil, the two-step filtering process removes odors and improves clarity. Easy to clean, compact, and offered in three stylish colors - REOIL brings sustainability into everyday cooking.
A product designed to respond to the challenges of global warming
Industrial Design
2025
Smart Bicycle - Urban Riding, Personalized SafetySmart Bicycle – Urban Riding, Personalized Safety
A smart urban bicycle designed for an efficient and connected riding experience. Built from welded industrial U-channel profiles, it features a transparent acrylic panel revealing the Arduino-based control system for easy access and maintenance. Integrated front and rear LED lights with turn signals, a personal LED display, and Wi-Fi connectivity to apps like Google Maps and Waze provide customized lighting and intuitive navigation - perfect for today’s urban environment.
As part of a course on bicycles with added value
Industrial Design
2025
Pabble- Therapeutic Textile
A soft, fabric-based series of stone-shaped objects in varying weights. Designed as a supportive tool for occupational therapy -aimed at strengthening wrist movement. The stones encourage sensory and movement-based play, assist with sensory regulation, and support the development of fine and gross motor skills. Inspired by the calming form of river stones, the design remains soft, approachable, and non-intimidating.
Design in the medical environment
Industrial Design
2025
Leaf Blower Drone - Smart Cleaning from Above
An innovative drone that replaces the traditional leaf blower, improving both ergonomics and efficiency. Equipped with a powerful blower, onboard camera, and autonomous return-to-base function, it identifies trimmed areas, collects leaves, and saves time for professional crews. Controlled via a dedicated app, the design follows Milwaukee’s signature aesthetic - rugged, smart, and job-ready.
A drone designed as a solution to an industrial product with ergonomic issues for the user.
Industrial Design
2024
Shirel Studio
My name is Shirel Ben Haim, a third-year Industrial Design student.
I approach each project with curiosity, systems thinking, and close attention to detail, with an emphasis on precision, functionality, and aesthetics. I strive to create products that respond to real human needs - through in-depth research, creative solutions, and a clear, refined design language.
In my design process, I enjoy combining technological thinking, emotional design, and hands-on experimentation with diverse materials - driven by the belief that good design considers the user, the environment, and the complete experience.