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Many plastic parts can be modeled in CAD. Far fewer successfully make the transition into stable, repeatable production.
This project involved the complete development of a multi-cavity injection molding system, from product design and DFM review through mold flow analysis, tooling development, mold trials, and production launch.
As the project lead, I coordinated product engineering, tooling design, manufacturing support, and process validation to reduce production risk before mass manufacturing. Flow analysis and runner balancing were used to optimize cavity filling and improve process stability prior to cutting steel.
The result was a production-proven injection molding program that successfully moved from concept and CAD development to molded production parts.
Projects like this sit at the intersection of product development, tooling engineering, and manufacturing execution.
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Meet ScribblePrompt.
It started with a moment at work. I was whiteboarding with one of our engineers, and the conversation felt faster, clearer, and more productive. That made me realize I wanted the same kind of experience with my coding agents, without sending screenshots, typing long explanations, and still not quite getting what I meant.
So me and @Carlneil Domkam built ScribblePrompt in Figma Make: a tool that lets you whiteboard with an agent, so ideas start as sketches, not walls of text.
If you like design tools that make ideation feel more natural, we’d love for you to check it out.
Features:
- Whiteboarding tools
- Sketch Context for Figma Make
- MCP for Claude and Cursor
- Sketch Assistant — generate sketches
- Responsive across desktop and iPad
Tools used:
- FigJam for ideation and brainstorming
- Figma Make for prototyping and implementation of the sketching tool, sketch context, and audio transcription
- Figma Design for UI design tweaks
- Figma Weave for logo generation and storyboard references
- Anthropic API for Sketch Context and MCP
- Gemini API for the sketching assistant:
It's been a fun 2 weeks participating in this hackathon! See you at Figma Config! 🚀
Excited to submit "soundchecksf" a new and organic way to discovery live music.
Link: https://soundchecksf.figma.site/
Community file: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1647490463683801916
Why this idea...I believe discovering new music these days is far too algorithmic. That said, taking a chance on seeing a live band you've never heard of has its own issues too. So I thought, what if I could build an experience that would simulate what it is like walking through an area only to hear a sound that pulls you in and creates a memory forever? This was very much inspired by what happened to me a few years back.
Enter...soundchecksf where you can take a stroll through a neighborhood and hear ACTUAL live music that's coming to a place near you! This updates every night 4amPST so you're bound to discover a new sound every time you come back.
How I built this...started with basically pen and paper (aka an app and Apple pen) quickly followed by planning and building a prototype with Claude. Then I used Figma Weave to build some assets and went into Figma Make to build key parts of this experience, one-by-one. After multiple rounds of polishing the UX, UI, the mobile experience, and ensuring I had accurate and functioning backend support...what has come out of all of this is something I'm proud to share.
Let me know what you think and wishing best of luck to all the other participants!
P.s For feasibility, UX, and credit reasons, I had to limit this to a few venues throughout certain neighborhoods in the Bay Area. Also, the artwork is loosely inspired by the place it's respresenting. I can't wait to build this out more, add more polish and yes, more cities!
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