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I need a prototype for some sports goggles designed. The dimensions of the lenses need to be at least the size of the type of glasses uploaded but the plastic frame should surround the entire lense, not just be along the top, and the arms should have the bend at the end for the ears like regular glasses. The important part here is that the height and width allow for a full range of vision, but the lenses cannot be too curved as they will need to allow for prescriptions (lenses that are too curved limit the range of prescriptions compatible). It also needs soft rubber or foam-style padding along the top and bottom of the inside of the frame rims, for protection during sports.
All going well with this first sample, I will also want more concepts of this design as well as more products with similar designs.
Wants:
(CRITERIA / WEIGHTING)Simplicity / 40%
Creativity / 10%
Ergonomics / 25%
Aesthetics / 25
Don't Wants:
Glasses with lenses that are too small. Frames that restrict peripheral vision.
Software:
- Adobe Illustrator
- Any
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gcleanth : Thanks very much for choosing me as the winner
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Tahniah Fadli....
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Thanks to all who submitted entries.
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Thanks all for the submissions, just finalising my decision. Will select a winner and send through the prize by the end of this week.
Hello #gcleanth ,
I have submitted my design. Please don't hesitate to message me anything you'd like to suggest or revised in my desgn.
Cordially
I have submitted my design. Please don't hesitate to message me anything you'd like to suggest or revised in my desgn.
Cordially
Of note, the 3-5mm is thickness of the frames and the bridge width is usually around 12-15mm on average, variable depending on the customer.
If you need something specific to work with go with the following:
Lens height - 50mm
Lens width - 75mm each eye
Nose bridge - 15mm total (from lens edge to lens edge)
Frame - variable for aesthetics, with 2-3mm majority throughout and 4mm maximum thickest
Ear arms - 100mm straight before bending, then 40mm maximum for the part around the ear (including the bend)
Hope that helps
If you need something specific to work with go with the following:
Lens height - 50mm
Lens width - 75mm each eye
Nose bridge - 15mm total (from lens edge to lens edge)
Frame - variable for aesthetics, with 2-3mm majority throughout and 4mm maximum thickest
Ear arms - 100mm straight before bending, then 40mm maximum for the part around the ear (including the bend)
Hope that helps
Hey guys,
Sorry for the delay in responding, new to Cad Crowd.
I don't have any set dimensions at the moment, but the rough estimate on lens sizes that I am working with is approximately 45-50mm height at the peak and 70-80mm wide at the widest point, with the frames surrounding those lenses as required (I would expect around 3-5mm depending on the requirements of the padding).
Ear arms standard size.
Concept pictures to start, and then full modelling with sizes for a product to be created by a rapid prototyping company.
Sorry for the delay in responding, new to Cad Crowd.
I don't have any set dimensions at the moment, but the rough estimate on lens sizes that I am working with is approximately 45-50mm height at the peak and 70-80mm wide at the widest point, with the frames surrounding those lenses as required (I would expect around 3-5mm depending on the requirements of the padding).
Ear arms standard size.
Concept pictures to start, and then full modelling with sizes for a product to be created by a rapid prototyping company.
dimensions please? or maybe a rough draft of a basis we can follow.
Thank you
Thank you
You need also just concept pictures?
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