Vladimir Shmoylov's project on the industrial design of the ERA SDA 30M "SHARK" flashlight is an exceptional example of how modern technology can enhance the appearance of a commonplace object. This project reimagines the rechargeable flashlight's design and aesthetics, making it more appealing to a broad range of buyers.

The project started with five distinct design concepts that were presented to a group of 80 people for feedback. The "Shark" design, with an anatomical body, was eventually chosen for its compatibility with different hand sizes. The final design went through a series of industrial sample printouts and rigorous testing to ensure its durability and functionality.

The flashlight is currently manufactured in two packaging options - a cardboard box and a blister pack - and sold in several countries, including Russia, Belarus, Moldova, Armenia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan. The project features a wide range of body colors and potential overlay designs, including popular images such as Coca-Cola advertising, The Simpsons, Petrov-Vodkin's "Bathing the Red Horse," Gustav Klimt's "Kiss" painting, and various ERA brand patterns. These designs can be applied to the flashlight body using aqua print technology, which provides a stunning visual appearance.

Overall, this project demonstrates the power of industrial design to enhance a product's appeal and bring fresh life to an ordinary object. Vladimir Shmoylov's vision and careful attention to detail have created a remarkable flashlight that is both functional and visually stunning.