NASA Challenge: Develop 3D Models for Robonaut Simulation-Large Trigger Flashlight
- Status: Closed
- Prize: $50
- Entries Received: 19
- Winner: EduardoCordero
Contest Brief
We (NASA) need to develop a number of high resolution 3D models to be used for Robonaut simulations. These 3D models are to be developed based on photographs of real items (see attached files). These simulated objects would be used for various grasp and manipulator testing.
This particular challenge is to build a 3D model of a large trigger flashlight. This is not a specific tool used by Astronauts, but is a tool that can be used by R2 in both low visibility environments and to assist humans during tasks.
There is a scale in the attached imagery is in inches. All final model submissions must be delivered in on of the following formats: .prt (Solidworks, ProE); .step or .stp; .iges; .stl; .dae. NOTE: Freelancer submissions will need to be image file views of your model. If you win the contest, you will then send/transfer the model files to NASA via email, dropbox, etc.
All entries will be judged on the accuracy, quality, and fidelity (detail) of the model produced. Note that where highly similar top submissions are produced, the submission entered first will win.
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“EduardoCordero did an great job of creating a detailed 3D model of a large trigger flashlight for use in our NASA Robonaut simulation. This was a contest and his design was selected from 28 entries.”
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