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Ohio State University Industrial Design - Class of 2017
The practice of industrial design at The Ohio State University includes applying a sophisticated level of design thinking and design research approaches to the planning and development of design ideas for objects, services and systems that support human needs. These may include consumer appliances, tools, business machines, furniture, medical equipment, architectural products and transportation devices, to name a few. Understanding modes of manufacturing and production, the analysis of systems, circumstances, and processes to determine ways in which new products can serve to improve or satisfy users in new ways to meet current and future demands is the foundation of our educational approach.
Meet Our Team
Our team is comprised of eight students currently enrolled in The Ohio State University's Industrial Design program. This additive manufacturing machine was a semester project for our Materials and Processes class designed to provide sophomore industrial design students with practical knowledge of materials and manufacturing processes utilized in product design and other disciplines of design. The course goals were to develop products using the new digital fabrication tools and to utilize reverse engineering methods and tools.
Learn Our Goals
- To research and understand the process of additive manufacturing
- To utilize the skills and strengths amongst the 8 teammates to evenly distribute the work load
- To successfully assemble a working 3D printer
Our Plan
- Gather Materials
- Devise a Plan
- Design Outer Frame
- 3D Print Joint Parts
- Assemble Parts
- Take Measurements for Outer Shell Design
- Wire Electronics
- Install Electronics
- Put Frame Inside Outer Shell
- Power On
