Advanced CAID | Subdivison Apple Air Pod Pros
RMIT University, Industrial Design (Year 3) For this project, I explored advanced CAD workflows, specifically focusing on Freeform (T-Spline) modeling and Boolean operations. The objective was to create a detailed CAD model of an everyday item, demonstrating the techniques I developed throughout the course. I began by sketching initial concepts to guide the design process. These sketches allowed me to experiment with various approaches and refine my ideas before transitioning to digital modeling. Using Fusion 360, I developed the model with an emphasis on Freeform modeling and Boolean operations. These techniques enabled the creation of complex, organic shapes by manipulating surfaces and solid bodies, resulting in a dynamic and refined design. To present the model effectively, I dedicated time to producing high-quality renderings, paying close attention to lighting, materials, and composition to achieve professional results. These renderings highlighted the model’s form and functionality. Throughout the project, I meticulously documented my workflow, including annotated images and personal insights, which were compiled into a comprehensive PDF folio. The folio also includes an A3 presentation poster, summarizing the final design and key takeaways from the process. This project provided a valuable opportunity to deepen my understanding of advanced CAD techniques and refine my ability to communicate design concepts from initial sketches to polished, professional renderings.