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Convoy

Student Team Project

Overview

With online shopping becoming the norm, trust in package delivery has only declined. Residents face missing packages and theft, drivers are blamed, and carriers struggle with poor communication. Convoy bridges this gap by addressing the real issue... The lack of trust between people and technology in the delivery process.

My Roles

Led the product design process, defining user flows and interaction patterns for the shipping platform experience.

Package theft leaves consumers feeling helpless and unprotected

Meet John, a busy professional who just bought a new pair of shoes online from his favorite store. He's so excited that on his way home from work he starts talking to himself about trying on his new shoes.

Problem Flow

We wanted to understand the truth behind package theft.

Through stakeholder mapping, interviews, and surveys, we reached out to people affected by package theft, delivery companies, and retailers across the US to gather insights.

1 in 4 packages are stolen 53%Effected stakeholders How Might we

Introducing Convoy, a platform that puts users in control of their deliveries

I specifically focused on the design of the Robot itself while also working on its interaction with the user.

Robots Interaction Flow

Physical Robot

Convoy Robot Sketch Convoy Robot Mockup

The Impact

We found that the ability to schedule deliveries significantly reduced the risk of theft. We eliminated the uncertainty around when a package would arrive by creating a delivery robot that could be scheduled to arrive at a specific time, giving users peace of mind and convenience.