Ethan Greenwood
Industrial designer and design engineer, taking products from early concept to production-ready design.
Selected work
Fifteen projects across product design, carbon composite tooling and production. Swipe or use the arrows to flick through, and select any image to see all its photos full screen.
Case studies
Five projects in depth: the brief, what I did, and how it turned out.
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Vekta and Vulcan
New dropouts, an integrated carbon cockpit and all the composite tooling for REAP. Launched at Rouleur Live, then a 100-unit run.
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UAV programme
Electric drones and an electromagnetic launch trailer for a funded MOD project.
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Seagrass Gun
A reliable seed planting tool for divers, for the Ocean Conservation Trust.
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Helmet Intercom Ecosystem
Adapter mounts that fit any intercom to any helmet, now sold worldwide.
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Fire Alarm Removal Tool
A pole-mounted tool head for alarms 7 metres up. Won a 300-unit order.
Clients
Companies and organisations I've designed and engineered for.
About
I'm a UK-based industrial designer and design engineer, working from concept through detailed CAD, prototyping and production-ready design, with deep experience in carbon-composite tooling.
- Education
- First-class BA 3D Design, University of Plymouth
- Experience
- Absolute Product Design, REAP Bikes, Kamm Projects, Boost Innovations
- Concept
- Research, sketching and early concept development
- Engineering
- Detailed CAD and design for manufacture
- Composites
- Carbon fibre parts and tooling for bike frames, forks and components
- Prototyping
- Prototypes and test models
- Production
- Taking products through to production-ready design
- Software
- SolidWorks, Fusion 360, Blender, KeyShot
Working together
I work with founders, studios and in-house teams, on a whole product or on one stage of it.
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Concept and form
Research, sketching and form models that turn a brief into a direction you can test with real people.
You get: concept boards, form models, renders
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Engineering for manufacture
Detailed CAD, with materials, tolerances and processes agreed with your manufacturer before tooling starts.
You get: CAD, 2D drawings, a design-for-manufacture review
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Prototypes and production
Prototypes, tooling and supplier reviews, so what arrives from the factory matches what was designed.
You get: prototypes, tooling support, sample sign-off




