What's included

• Product Designs

  3D CAD Models: Provide SolidWorks files (.sldprt, .sldasm) for each part and assembly. Include an organized assembly structure with appropriate mates and constraints. Ensure that all components are accurately modeled. 2D Drawings: Generate detailed engineering drawings for each part and assembly. Include dimensions, tolerances, material specifications, and finishing details. Follow industry standards and conventions for drawing creation. Bill of Materials (BOM): Create a comprehensive BOM that lists all components and sub-assemblies. Include part numbers, descriptions, quantities, and other relevant information. Renderings and Visualizations: Provide high-quality renders and visualizations to showcase the product's appearance. Highlight key features and design aesthetics. Simulation and Analysis Reports: Include simulation results and analyses, if applicable. Provide reports detailing stress analysis, thermal analysis, or any other relevant simulations. Design Documentation: Prepare a document outlining the design intent, considerations, and decisions. Include design rationale, constraints, and any alternative designs considered. Prototype or 3D Printed Models: If applicable, provide physical prototypes or 3D printed models to demonstrate the design. File Formats: Ensure that all files are saved in compatible formats (e.g., STEP, IGES) for easy sharing with other CAD systems. Assembly Instructions: Develop step-by-step assembly instructions if the product requires user assembly. Include visuals and clear instructions for ease of understanding. Testing and Validation Results: Summarize any testing or validation conducted on the design. Include results and conclusions. Compliance and Certification Documentation: Include any documentation related to regulatory compliance or certification requirements. Project Timeline and Milestones: Outline the project timeline, including key milestones achieved during the design process. Cost Estimates: Provide estimates for manufacturing costs, materials, and any other relevant expenses. Design Changes and Revisions: Document any design changes or revisions made during the development process.