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Results of the Summer of Fabrication |
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Topic: Results of the Summer of Fabrication Posted: 14.Aug.2017 at 04:00 |
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In a previous blog post, mentioned that we had 2 summer interns working with Autodesk long-time Senior Designer, Arthur Harsuvanakit.
 Last week, the interns gave their end of internship presentations. Here is Jack and Brice's story. It's a little ditty about Jack and Brice, two American kids doing the best that they can. The goals for their project were:
Their project ventured into the medical field: Jack and Brice wanted to create casts for two individuals, Seth and Nick, who would wear these casts in place of traditional fiberglass ones. This was a great project to test generative design software because it forced real world constraints on the designs like manufacturability, comfort, and aesthetics. Both Seth and Nick had broken bones in separate bike accidents. Seth wanted a cast that would make having a broken bone much more tolerable, unlike the bulky cast he had been wearing. Nick, who was at a later stage in his recovery, wanted them to create something more along the lines of a modified splint. Both disliked how clunky their current casts were and wanted something slimmer. First, they scanned the patients' arms: After importing the scan data, they sculpted casts using Fusion 360. They used their Fusion 360 designs as the seeds for 3 approaches: After evaluating all 3 approaches, they decided to overlap the results to maximize the casts' strength. This resulted in a unique design that was not only aesthetically pleasing but accomplished what their patients had requested. They then implemented binding mechanisms that allowed each cast to interlock so it could be assembled on the wearer's limb without causing any damage to the current break. The end result is 2 happy patients. Both like the slimness of their casts, and Seth really likes that he can take a normal shower and not have to worry about the cast getting wet. Way to go, Arthur, Jack, and Brice. A casting call is alive in the lab. Go to the original post... |
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