3D Model
A new concept Inverse mouse design
was developed that relieves the tension in hand muscles when using such a mouse. Finite element analysis was utilized to asses the strenth of all mouse parts. Ergonomic human hand simulation in CATIA was
Designer
juni_mech
FEA/Abaqus Engineer — Custom UMAT, Nonlinear Analysis & Material Characterization
variables, and a secant-vs-consistent-tangent stiffness problem. I also build Python tooling for inverse material-parameter identification (Gauss-Newton / Levenberg-Marquardt refinement against nanoindentation
Contest
Racing drone (quadcopter) from notes to CAD and 3D model
- Technical CAD model of drone components
- Inverse CAD model for the moulds for both pieces
- 3D renders
Bonus points for:
- finite element analysis to highlight structural weaknesses and suggest
Designer
santoshkrs
Robotics and Controls Industrial Management System Production Operation Management Finite Element Analysis Mechanical Vibration Energy, Resources, and Utilization Engineering Statistics Project Management
Blog Post
3D Rigging and 3D Rig Services, Costs, Rates, and Pricing for Companies and Firms
for 3D character animation? The 3D character 3D modeling process Depending on the 3D characters’ analysis and the animation platform, the 3D character 3D modeling process may differ from one 3D rigger to
Skill
3ds Max
automatically. Another is Scene Explorer, which is helpful in complex scenes since it allows scene data and analysis to be viewed hierarchically. Still another feature is Character Studio, which provides a character
Service
3D Models of Machine Parts
the component but would not be considered as critical during analysis (they are, for the most part, removed during finite element analysis). Tertiary features Tertiary features consist of the components
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50 Excellent Tools for Freelance Industrial Designers and Engineers
Design, test, and validate designs both in 2D and 3D More inclusive software license management Analysis of heat transfer, nonlinear stress, and dynamics Cost: $2,525 per year for single-user access. A