3D MOdeling
3D MOdeling
Over the course of my years as an Industrial Design student at Georgia Tech, I have taken various different types of 3D Modeling courses using programs like Solidworks and Autodesk Fusion 360 for CAD modeling, and then Keyshot for rendering. Below are some of my finished products!
Silverware set design
Design for Metal 3D Printing:
The handles of this silverware set were modeled in both Fusion360 and nTopology and then rendered in KeyShot. One of the key points of this assignment was to create a unique design on the handle, which I did using a gyroid lattice structure to allow for a hand rest while in use.
Gaming Mouse Design
Design for 3D Color Printing:
For this assignment, we were assigned to create a unique computer design that was focused on its usage with gaming. It was modeled in Fusion 360 for the main components, and in nTopology for the lattice detail in the body form. The top of this model includes screen-switch buttons, a scroll wheel, and back hand pad. The underside features a motion sensor, three pads, an on/off switch, and battery tray.
