Hey everyone! One more blog post from Scarlet this week. We've spent the past several classes working on modeling and creating our official prototype. After Savannah and I figured out precisely what dimensions we were working with by sketching out several different views of our design, we started working in AutoCAD Inventor and familiarizing ourselves... Continue Reading →
After successfully gathering numerous amounts of research, patents, and design ideas and executing them into our second Design Proposal, after being consulted with our Bio-medical teacher, receiving both positive and constructive comments, the team has come to the final conclusion to re-modify our original design of a full innovative chair into a more attainable attachable/detachable... Continue Reading →
JetSet is really zooming along in the design process. The team has broken up into two groups, Prototype Design and Biomedical Research. The prototype design group is focusing on making a 3D model of our prototype. The biomedical research group is focusing on how our design affects the different body systems and how our design... Continue Reading →
Hello again everybody! This is Jordan reporting from team Vertabend. As you have seen in Karrie and Zabdi's posts we are currently in the midst of out prototyping phase. Personally I am both excited and nervous, because we finally get to do some real hands on stuff, but we have a tight schedule to keep.... Continue Reading →
Last week, Vertabend and everyone else in StarPathDesign began OHSA training. As we continue our training for certification, we've begun the prototyping process. It's amazing to think that by the end of this year, we will have a (hopefully) working model of our neck pillow innovation! To do this, our group has split along... Continue Reading →
JetSet has now entered the third major phase of the design process: making. Until the end of the semester we will be ordering materials, modeling our device with 3D modeling software, and building our first prototype (no, not drawing, BUILDING). It’s pretty exciting! I’m especially enthusiastic about this stage of the design process because I... Continue Reading →
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