In the 3D CAD design department, the interns gained insight into the individual components of the organizer and created detailed drawings for production. They then immersed themselves in the world of assemblies and learned how individual camper parts are combined into a harmonious whole.

Another important step was the painting of the aluminum components. Here, the students learned from former apprentice Jannis Hericks how surfaces are prepared and professionally painted. This was followed by work in the carpentry shop, where—under the guidance of apprentices Leonie Böhmann and Michael Lenz (former cabinetmaking apprentice)—wooden components were sanded and assembled to ensure the functional quality of the organizer.

The deburring and drilling of the aluminum parts together with metalworking apprentice Evelyn Vogel marked another step toward completing the unique mini motorhome. These seemingly small tasks were crucial for the young future-makers and illustrated, in simplified form, the development process of a high-quality finished product.

Finally came the exciting moment of assembling all components. Under the guidance of young VARIOmobil employees, the students brought their work together into a finished motorhome desk organizer. The elegant appearance of a luxury motorhome was skillfully captured by mounting the parts onto a brushed stainless-steel carrier refined with laser engraving. By the end of the Zukunftstag, the organizers were complete and proudly filled by the participants. Post-it notes and Stabilo pens found their places in the compartments—ready to organize desks and simplify everyday life. At the graphic workstation of Mag. phil. Jutta Röwer, the participants positioned motorhome design variants and designed a cover page using great photos. Charlene Perner, an apprentice in office management, accompanied the young talents throughout the Zukunftstag and concluded the internship with the creation of the process documentation and the handover of the completed internship folders to the young participants.