• 2024
  • DYNAMO AVIATION : Harmonized Galley Inserts
  • Close up low angle view of the Sternberg Lunaria
  • Three quarters front view of the Luminex II in white with the screen open
  • Three quarters front view of both types of Katana VGM unit with a controller and without
  • Three-quarters front view of the JetSort LX, with ten bag capacity
  • Underside of McDonald’s Menu board showing the bearing that allows rotation
  • Cummins-Allison Corporation : MPX 8200
  • Three-quarters front view of the JetScan 150 unit
  • Three-quarters front view of the JetScan One-Pocket unit
  • Front View of 36M cart with doors closed and locked
  • Three-quarters front view of a narrow and deep PolyScience Water Bath
  • Three-quarters front view with door open and iPad in front of the Core cabinet
  • Three-quarters front view of the PowerSync cart with doors closed and locked
  • Three-quarters front view of an open PowerSync station show an iPad inside
  • Three-quarters front view of an open charging tray showing different devices charging
  • Three-quarters front view of the Bill Validator removed from its base component
  • Three quarters front view of the Low Boy Slant Machine
  • Three-quarters front view of Brunswick Bowling Envoy Lane Cleaner
  • Three-quarters front view of the JetScan iFX i400 counting currency
  • Front view of the 3200 series Powervar power supply production version
  • Three-quarters front view of the Bluebird xD Upright slot machine
  • PolyScience Refrigerating/ Heating Circulating Water Bath three-quarters front view
  • Three-quarters front view of two pocket JetScan i200 currency scanner
  • Three-quarters front view of the JetScan iFX i100 scanning currency
  • 2010
  • Perspective view of the Diamante writer with its screen open with text on its screen
  • three quarters front view of the Jet Bag showing its carrying strap
  • Three quarters front view of the Ngenuity Scanner
  • Final production version of the Anti-Icing Liquid Sprayer
  • Three quarters front view of the final production version of the Bluebird Upright Slot Machine
  • Three quarters front view of the final production version of the Money Machine
  • Three quarters front view of the final production version for the LEC temperature controller
  • Three quarters front view of the Casino Transaction Kiosk
  • Top view of the elan Mira's final production version
  • Three quarters front overhead view of the Bluebird Slant
  • Final production version of the Ceiling-Mounted Antenna
  • Overhead view of the final production version of the Stentura
  • 2000
  • Three quarters view of a shorter production version of the Powervar Series 2000
  • External view of the final production version of the Land Jet Mobile office Vehicle
  • Front view of the PT400 Portable Printer
  • Three quarters front view of the Zebra battery charger production version
  • Three quarters front view of the A100 thermal desktop printer
  • Three quarters front view of the thermal transfer printer for Zebra technologies
  • Three quarters front view of the Zebra technologies wide label printer
  • Three quarters front view of the production version of the stentura court reporter
  • Overhead view of the final production version of the handheld controller
  • Three quarters front view of the Touch Master Game Center
  • Over head view of the final production version of the Allen-Bradley handheld controller
  • Side view of the final production version
  • Front view of three sizes of the final production run of spectrum cans
  • Three quarters overhead view of the pro model court reporter molded in textured gray plastic
  • Three quarters front view of the safety cabinet with one door open revealing material stored inside
  • Side view of the Lightbar Configurator
  • Front three quarters view showing the lens of the personal warning light
  • Front view of the indicator panel for the electronic meter system
  • Three quarters front view of Meteor Light with a small rear enclosure
  • Front view of the micrologix programmable controller showing its indicator lights
  • 1990
  • Three quarters overhead view of the Earlybird check processor
  • Overhead three quarters front view of the production version
  • Overhead three quarters view of the Photoscanner
  • User eye level view of the Eagle printing press
  • Three quarters front view of the final production version of the Bally Slot Machine
  • Front view of the production version of the Ammco wheel aligner
  • Three quarters front view of the Final production version of the Komatsu Dump truck
  • Three quarters front view of the final design of the Komatsu Dump truck
  • User view of the Bally lottery terminal with the controls and view screen installed
  • Rear three quarters view of the final design of the RYAN tractor showing
  • Side view of the Lawnaire 28 also showing the reciprocating aeration tines
  • Full view of the final design of the Star command center for Starcraft vans
  • Three quarters front view of the final production version of the smart writer court reporter
  • Three quarters front view of the final design of the Cushman turf-care vehicle
  • Final design of the Cushman Utility vehicle in an industrial yellow color
  • Three quarters front view of the linear actuator system showing a red emergency stop button
  • Three quarters front view of the production version of the Illitron CNC gear inspection system
  • Close up view of the production version of the digital announcer
  • Promotional image showing two end-users using the Videospond kiosk
  • Image showing the final three production sizes for the impax diagnostic system
  • Side view of the final design for the Paslode Impulse
  • Three quarters front view of the TapeChek 400 final production version
  • Three quarters front view of the TapeChek tape care system small tabletop module
  • 1980
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Bretford Manufacturing, Inc.

PowerSync Station™ for iPad and iPad Mini

Three-quarters rear view of the PowerSync station Tabletop view with two stacked PowerSync stations next to a laptop Three-quarters front view of a PowerSync station with access door closed and locked Three-quarters front view of an open PowerSync station stacked on top of a closed one Three-quarters front view of a closed PowerSync station stacked on top another closed one Three-quarters front view of an open PowerSync station show an iPad inside
  • Three-quarters rear view of the PowerSync station
  • Tabletop view with two stacked PowerSync stations next to a laptop
  • Three-quarters front view of a PowerSync station with access door closed and locked
  • Three-quarters front view of an open PowerSync station stacked on top of a closed one
  • Three-quarters front view of a closed PowerSync station stacked on top another closed one
  • Three-quarters front view of an open PowerSync station show an iPad inside
  • Three-quarters rear view of the PowerSync station
  • Tabletop view with two stacked PowerSync stations next to a laptop
  • Three-quarters front view of a PowerSync station with access door closed and locked
  • Three-quarters front view of an open PowerSync station stacked on top of a closed one
  • Three-quarters front view of a closed PowerSync station stacked on top another closed one
  • Three-quarters front view of an open PowerSync station show an iPad inside
Project Description: Commercial Equipment

Design Team: Cesaroni Design & Bretford Manufacturing

As part of the PowerSync family of products, the PowerSync Station™ is more versatile than most charging and storage stations. The station has the capability of being stacked, up to three high, or mounted individually to the wall. Advanced security features go beyond the all steel construction, using a built-in WiFi, which can notify the user when devices are removed.


Bretford Manufacturing, Inc.

PowerSync Station™ for iPad and iPad Mini

Project Description: Commercial Equipment

Design Team: Cesaroni Design & Bretford Manufacturing

As part of the PowerSync family of products, the PowerSync Station™ is more versatile than most charging and storage stations. The station has the capability of being stacked, up to three high, or mounted individually to the wall. Advanced security features go beyond the all steel construction, using a built-in WiFi, which can notify the user when devices are removed.