DiveEase DPV
Designing a more natural way to control movement underwater.
The Pain Point
Current DPVs are heavy, hard to steer, and ergonomically poor, making them difficult for casual divers to control and enjoy.
Redesign with Adaptive Control
DiveEase draws inspiration from the way people steer a scooter. You turn by using both hands, each guiding a side of the vehicle. I translated this simple motion into a dual-trigger system, making underwater steering natural, stable, and easy to learn.
Redesign with ergonomic
DiveEase supports a natural hand and arm posture. The grip angle and trigger layout reduce tension, making control easy and comfortable during long dives.
Dual-Trigger Steering
Each trigger controls one side of the motor. Press one to turn, press both to go straight. It gives divers quick, natural control without shifting their body.
Modular Accessory Rail
Built-in spotlight
Process
Moodboard
Ideations
