Niels Teuchler

Was a teaching assistant in the 3-week course: “41084 Biologically Inspired Design”. This included helping and guiding students through a design process using biomimicry.

Helped develop a smart inhaler for a healthtech startup, focusing on the user experience and mechatronic prototyping using ESP-32 and 3D printing. Coordinated with coding team in India an interviewed relevant stakeholders. Entire copenhagen team was shut down due to lack of funding.

Before I went on exchange to the Netherlands, I assisted with the "Makerværket" project setting up and maintaining machines at Frederikssunds Kommune's makerspaces, maintaining the website, and helping teachers use prototyping technology in their classrooms.

Tasks related to the preparation of applications and the maintenance of marketing authorization and packaging material for pharmaceuticals, contact with authorities including Medicinal Agencies, and suppliers of packaging material. Prepared quality and production documents and various ad hoc tasks. Continued some of these remotely while studying.

Since I loved the bachelor so much I decided to continue down the path of Design and Innovation, but aiming for a more technical and mechanical focus.

Equipped with an interdisciplinary foundation in design and innovation, this program empowers graduates to create sustainable, user-centered technological solutions. The curriculum spans from engineering basics (thermodynamics, materials science, mathematics, physics, and chemistry) to advanced product development and manufacturing processes. Emphasizing creativity, teamwork, and project management, the program includes an international experience through an exchange semester, preparing students for a diverse range of careers in product development, innovation consultancy, and beyond.