Some cool injection moulding explained images:
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Matt Loeffler of Carnegie explains how injection molding impacts myriad industries including the medical and electronics fields, to those who attended Women in Engineering Day. Loeffler and others who are majoring in plastics engineering technology at Penn State Erie train in the 10,500-square-foot plastics processing lab, which is the largest such lab in the country.
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Travis Belz of Saegertown and Sriraj Patel of Baldwinsville, N.Y., both of whom are studying plastics engineering technology, explain how injection blow molding impacts everyday life during the "It’s Alive" workshop at Penn State Erie’s Women in Engineering Day. Belz is holding a travel-size plastic bottle that he and Patel made using injection blow-molding technology.
Smart Doll Guy
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Here are some screenies of progress so far.
I gathered that in the future, Mirai Frame would be used for a wide variety of applications so I designed it in a way which would make it easy for me to modify. I will be using it for the guy version too.
From the designs of Smart Doll Guy so far, the injection mold modification costs should be minimal.
Take a look at these screenshots and give me feedback – maybe use a tool like monosnap to better explain you requirements and leave links etc in the comments below or mention @MiraiRobotics which is the Smart Doll twitter account.
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