ADI ABRAMOV

Selected Work ISR·TLV ’15—26

Adi Abramov — Industrial Designer / Mechanical Engineer

Industrial designer & mechanical engineer crafting products where function and form meet — with a focus on sustainability and systems.

01 — Index

Selected Work

Rayzor AR sports glasses that give amateur soccer players a real-time virtual coach. Sports Eyewear · Augmented Reality 2024 View project: Rayzor Unfoldable Modular sunglasses built from 100% recycled SLA, assembled without screws or hinges. Eyewear · Sustainable Design 2023 View project: Unfoldable Bendit A foldable cardboard toy-car kit that turns building into play. Toy Design · Sustainable Materials 2022 View project: Bendit Rodlight An artist's task lamp tuned for the angles and quality of sketching light. Lighting · Task Lamp 2020 View project: Rodlight Microcoffee A telescope-like brewer that turns making coffee into a daily ceremony. Product Design · Coffee Ritual 2019 View project: Microcoffee
02 — Profile

About

Adi Abramov blends the worlds of industrial design and mechanical engineering. He holds a B.Des from Shenkar — a college of engineering and design in Tel Aviv — where he specialized in ergonomics, facial features and apparel, with a focus on the human head.

Alongside his design practice, Adi draws on a hands-on engineering background in mechanics and aviation. The combination lets him approach every project with an equal eye for function and aesthetics, and for the efficiency that ties them together.

His work has earned international recognition — exhibited in Paris, France and Düsseldorf, Germany — and has taken top honors at prestigious design awards, a testament to an innovative and meticulous approach.

Based
Tel Aviv, Israel
Education
B.Des, Shenkar
Discipline
Industrial Design · Mechanical Engineering
Focus
Product · Sustainability · Systems
Exhibited
Paris, FR · Düsseldorf, DE
03 — Recognition

Awards

04 — Press

Press

05 — Questions

FAQ

Who is Adi Abramov?

Adi Abramov is an industrial designer and mechanical engineer based in Tel Aviv, Israel. He holds a B.Des from Shenkar College of Engineering, Design and Art, and pairs product design with a hands-on engineering background in mechanics and aviation.

What awards has Adi Abramov won?

His Rayzor AR sports glasses won the Design MasterPrize (2024) and three FIT Sport Design Awards (2024), and were a SILMO d’Or Paris finalist (2023). His Unfoldable eyewear won the SILMO d’Or Paris (2022) and the Green Product Award (2023).

What are Adi Abramov’s best-known projects?

Rayzor (2024), augmented-reality sports glasses that act as a virtual coach for amateur soccer players; and Unfoldable (2023), modular sunglasses made from 100% recycled SLA and assembled without screws or hinges. Other projects include Bendit, a foldable cardboard toy car; Rodlight, a task lamp for artists; and Microcoffee, a telescope-like coffee brewer.

Where has Adi Abramov’s work been exhibited?

His work has been exhibited internationally in Paris, France and Düsseldorf, Germany, and featured in publications including D5 Design Magazine, Mivision, Intramuros, Eyebizz and Luxiders.

What does Adi Abramov specialize in?

Industrial and product design with a focus on sustainability and systems — especially eyewear, ergonomics and products shaped around the human head — developed in Solidworks, KeyShot, Blender, Photoshop and Illustrator.

How can I contact Adi Abramov?

By email at hello@adiabramov.com, or on Instagram (@abramovadi) and LinkedIn (in/adiabramov).