Mechanical & Industrial Product Designer for Kinetic/Electromechanical Products -- 2

@sakshis576

With the perfect blend of your vision and my expertise, we can create an awe-inspiring masterpiece you seek. I'm Sakshi, a seasoned mechanical and industrial product designer with extensive experience conceptualizing and delivering innovative solutions. My proficiency in Autodesk suite (3D Studio Max, Rhino Grasshopper, Fusion 360) helps me excel in creating detailed CAD models, which will be essential in bringing your floral lighting product to life. I have a keen understanding of kinetic mechanisms and their intricate integration into electromechanical assemblies, giving me the ability to design smooth petal movements with precision. My knowledge in lighting design is paramount as it ensures optimal LED integration and impressive aesthetic appeal. In addition to these skills, I have hands-on experience in prototype development and 3D printing – a vital aspect for your project

@Ewaidiouse

Mechanical Design & Engineering Expertise: Reverse Engineering | Fabrication | DFM | 3D Printing | Concept Design | Product Development | Robotics I am a Mecha1`nical Designer with over 8 years of experience turning complex ideas into functional, manufactured products. I focus on creating designs that aren’t just visually sound, but are technically optimized for real-world performance and efficient production. Software Proficiency: SolidWorks • Autodesk (AutoCAD, Fusion, Inventor) • Maya • Matlab • Rhino • Catia Best Regards, MOHAMED EWAIDA Senior Mechanical Designer

@samnangy4

Hello, I can help develop your kinetic flower lighting concept from the mechanical architecture through prototype-ready CAD and assembly documentation. My approach would begin with the petal motion system, then integrate the lighting and enclosure around a reliable mechanism. I can deliver: • Organic flower-inspired product forms • Smooth synchronized petal opening/closing mechanisms • Gear, linkage, bearing, shaft and motor layouts • LED placement, wiring channels and electronics integration • CAD assemblies with appropriate clearances/tolerances • Parts optimized for practical 3D printing • STEP/STL prototype files • Technical drawings and exploded assembly views • Mechanism and wiring diagrams • Product renders for visualization • BOM and assembly documentation I would prototype the core movement first, validate range of motion and clearances, then refine the flower aesthetics and lighting integration. This reduces mechanical risk before producing the final detailed models. Please share your reference images/sketches, approximate flower dimensions, desired petal movement, and preferred lighting behavior. I can start with the mechanism concept immediately.

@Wonitaf

Hi there, Imagine a world where flowers come alive with movement and light. That’s exactly what I love to create. With a solid background in mechanical and industrial design, I’ve developed intricate kinetic sculptures that dance and delight. Your vision of kinetic flower lighting products resonates with my passion for blending art and engineering. I noticed you need beautifully designed, user-friendly mechanisms with smooth petal movement and integrated lighting effects. I'm excited to bring organic forms to life while ensuring that every mechanical assembly is seamless and durable. I specialize in CAD modeling, prototype development, and 3D printing, using tools like Fusion 360 and SolidWorks. I am committed to delivering high-quality, detailed designs with speedy communication and a fast turnaround. Let me know if you are available for a quick chat! Regards, Wonita