The course explains how the industrial designers invent, visualise, prototype and ultimately deliver resolved design solutions to complex problems in the form of new products and services. From the air-powered O2 Pursuit motorcycle to the design of an open-source prosthetic fabrication laboratory, RMIT is at the forefront of contemporary industrial design. For over 60 years industrial design at RMIT has offered aspiring designers technical, theoretical and applied immersions into the diverse and dynamic fields of industrial design practice. Significant scope is given to explore both established and emerging domains of the discipline as well as to develop capabilities and professional ethics through design. The student will be explored by producing commercially oriented approaches to product, transportation and furniture design, design of sustainable product/service/systems, design of technologically and materially mediated interactions and experiences, design as a mechanism for enabling social reform and cultural enrichment, the possibilities of form, process and material in response to rapid technological advances, the increasingly blurred intersections of our digital and material worlds, design as a way to address the needs of clients, user groups and communities.