Covid-19/Coronavirus Product Design and 3D Printing Challenge (open source designs)
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We believe the Cad Crowd community can help prevent the spread by creating open-source product designs for public spaces.
The contest involves creating products that will be shared under a publicly downloadable open source license (Creative Commons). The goal is to develop designs that can be quickly and affordably produced with 3D printing and/or off the shelf basic components (i.e. pre-made parts that are readily available).
Please submit your design entry with images, a neutral file format (.igs, .stp, .fbx, .obj, .x3d, etc.) and a native file format if applicable (SolidWorks, Inventor, CATIA, Creo, NX, 3ds max, etc.). In add-on, please upload your entry as a downloadable file into our new CAD library so that others can view and download designs - www.cadcrowd.com/3d-models/new
Thanks for your help with slowing the spread of this disease in public spaces and please ask any questions in the comments area below. All participants that submit a high-quality entry will receive an additional 50 bonus points for contest participation. In addition, we’re aiming for corporate sponsorship to increase the value and number of prizes available for this contest.
Cheers,
MacKenzie
To re-iterate on contest goals: we want to create open-source designs that anyone can download, easily produce (3D print or create with commonly available parts) and use in public spaces. This means that all designs are currently downloadable by everyone (i.e. peers, companies, media, etc.) to immediately reduce the spread of COVID-19 and ideally save lives.
Please remember to read the description/evaluation criteria for consideration and submit your design as a downloadable file in the CAD library ( www.cadcrowd.com/3d-models/downloadable ).
To help with judging, we’ve enabled peer reviews (temporary) - we want your help short-listing the entries that you feel would be useful in the workplace. As a side note, the Autodesk Viewer ( viewer.autodesk.com/ ) is a great tool for viewing CAD files if you don't have compatible software. Please keep comments polite and professional to maintain a positive/creative environment. Send me a private message if you have concerns about derivative designs that seem to closely follow designs from other users without adding any substantial changes or value.
Open collaboration ( bit.ly/3dhVqrP ) for design entries is permitted if it’s mutually agreed to between yourself and the other designer(s). In this case, prizes would be split between participants and hopefully, we’ll get some extra sponsorship to make that worthwhile. *Note: Cad Crowd does not guarantee that design entries will prevent transmission of the novel Coronavirus.
Entries
- Autodesk Inventor iAssembly 2018 — medical mask assembly
- STEP/STP 3D Modeling 2018 — medical mask assembly
- STL Modeling 2018 — medical mask assembly
- Autodesk Inventor 2018 — top band
- STEP/STP 3D Modeling 2018 — top band
- Autodesk Inventor 2018 — medical mask
- STEP/STP 3D Modeling 2018 — medical mask
- Description Png — Description
- Picture Png — collection assembly
Discussion
And also the files with numbers are just image, I put the wrong software name there but the first two files are 3D models.
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Quick update - we&;re reviewing everyone&;s fantastic submissions and growing public awareness for this design-community initiative. The goal is to ensure your concepts are actually used by real people/industry. The contest already has been covered + syndicated in dozens of news outlets including:
https://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2020/04/01/technology/01reuters-health-coronavirus-invention-insight.html
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-invention-insight/mother-of-invention-the-new-gadgets-dreamt-up-to-fight-coronavirus-idUSKBN21J4BG (*syndicated on US News, New York Post, Business Insider, Yahoo Finance, Financial Post, etc.)
http://www.digitaljournal.com/tech-and-science/technology/cad-crowd-covid-19-3d-printing-design-challenge-takes-off/article/569601
https://all3dp.com/1/coronavirus-covid-19-sars-cov-2-3d-printing/
https://3dprinting.com/3d-printing-use-cases/3d-printing-and-covid-19/
https://3dprintingindustry.com/news/3d-printing-community-responds-to-covid-19-and-coronavirus-resources-169143/
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A majority of the community designs focus on slowing the spread of the virus in the workplace and public spaces, which is a space lagging in design options. Inevitably, people will need to go back to work and visit public spaces. Prevention/slowing the spread is the goal and a lot of these designs will help people as they re-enter the workforce.
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hello, this contest is fantastic, and very challenging.
I am working on my research to soon propose an interesting solution.
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In the meantime, thanks for everyone&;s patience and participation :)
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Abdul Tanzeel
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