Non-contact with surfaces - COVID19
Non-contact with surfaces - COVID19
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Description
Non-contact with surfaces - COVID19
Design Challenge #003 - PandemicIn this Design Challenge you are tasked with designing a project that could benefit humanity to overcome COVID-19.
Once you have thought out and designed your project create renders of multiple angles of you project and upload to the Autodesk Online Gallery, explaining any workflows, thoughts and inspiration.
Projects can take inspiration from public health and medicine all the way to Robotics and Automated tools to support social distancing.
Feel free to use any Autodesk product to create your 3D design and explain the workflow. (Fusion360 with or without Generative Design, Inventor, AutoCAD, Revit, Max, Maya,...)
MORE IN: https://autodeskadvocates.influitive.com/challenges
Lucas Lira
São Paulo, BrazilThe license and other terms for contributing and using assets in the Autodesk Gallery are found in theAutodesk Terms of Use.
- Non-contact with surfaces - COVID19 lcs2020 .f3d1.07 MB
- Pressure system (adjustment knob with surfaces).stl774 KB
- Fastener.stl308 KB
- Contact cover with surfaces.stl942 KB
- Complementary cover.stl583 KB
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Comments
exelent work, DO YOU HAVE COMPLET DESINE
Muito Obrigado! Engº Ivo Nicoletti - Jonás Alberto Vidal Valdivia - Stephen Sadler
Excelente trabalho, você parece sempre impecável no seu projeto.
saudações de Lima-Peru
Voto garantido!!!!
Great work as always Lucas. I always recommend your inspirational renders to my Design Engineering students