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Surfaces of Products. Mechanical Forms. Bang & Olufsen BeoSound 3000. The Mechanical Forms. Cubes, cylinders and their Boolean results are easy to machine Mechanical forms lack the subtle, interesting changes in silhouette and high-lights which free-forms possess - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Surfaces of Products

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Mechanical Forms

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Bang & Olufsen BeoSound 3000

The Mechanical Forms

Cubes, cylinders and their Boolean results are easy to machine

Mechanical forms lack the subtle, interesting changes in silhouette and high-lights which free-forms possess

To make geometrical forms interesting, designers focus on dramatic overall compositions or play around with graphical tricks such as asymmetry, contrast, repetition, etc.

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Discussion

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Internal edges aligned to one or two directions. Everything snap to an invisible ‘grid’. The overall result is a sense of order emerge from microscopic chaos

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Overall Composition

Adapted from: www.amadana.com and www.barouche.net

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Overall Composition and Silhouettes

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Humidifier by Plusminuszero

Heater by Plusminuszero

Conflict chair by Aviad Gil Reflectius by Art Lebedev

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Sony Playstation 3

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Arrangement of Details

Splash CD Radio by Yuento

DateBlock Non-paper perpetual calendar.

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Surface graphics

Nokia 7500 prism

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The Aesthetic Judgement for Geometrical Form Design

Good product forms are those which produce interesting 2D image at all viewing angles

Interesting 2D images are the result of variation and contrastVolumetric proportionSilhouette contoursGraphical elements on surfaces

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The Developable Forms

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Ruled Surfaces

Ruled surfaces are transitional surfacesbetween two open or closed profilesBetween one open or closed profile and a point

There must be at least one straight line that connect any point on the one profile to the other profile or point

Planes and Cylindrical surfaces are a sub-set of ruled surfaces

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Developable Surface

In mathematics, a developable surface is a surface that can be flattened onto a plane without distortion

Many developable surfaces can be visualised as the surface formed by moving a straight line in space

Developable surfaces that can be realized in 3D space are cylinders, cones, planes

Spheres are not developable as they cannot be unrolled into a plane

All developable surfaces are ruled surfacesNot all ruled surfaces are developable surface,

hyperboloids are examples of ruled surfaces that are not developable

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Developable Product Forms

Straight ruled surfaces appears on many products formed by folding and bending sheet materials

Skilful combination of ruled surfaces can make a mathematically simple developable surface looks as dynamic as very complex surface

By introducing free-form curves and varying the matching endpoints, designers can introduce dynamism to the product form

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Sheet Metal Components and Enclosures

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Sheet Metal Consoles

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Bendable Interior ObjectsEasy.Storage for B-LINE by Matthias Demacker

Sheet As Structures

Lightlight table lamp by stauffacherbenz

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Sheet As Structures

origami.series for van esch by Matthias Demacker

Come back by Velopa

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Sheet As Structures

Vertigo side table by AquilialbergBourgogne by Mikael Ling

Di Classe FULGURO's reLeaf

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Creep tables and shelves by Susan Bradley's

Light as a feather'Alle cinque' Trays by Serafino Zani

Sheet As Decoration

Driade 100 PIAZZE by Fabio Novembre

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Flexible Sheet Materials

Salad Set by Karichdesign 'Flat' Travel tray by Marco Susani, Mario Trimarchi

Kombinationsbestick by Kristin Granath

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Tote by conphorm

Flexible Sheet Materials

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Use of Ruled Surfaces

By introducing free-form curves and varying the matching endpoints, designers can introduce dynamism to the product form

Straight ruled surfaces appears on many products formed by folding and bending sheet materials

Skilful combination of ruled surfaces can make a mathematically simple developable surface looks as dynamic as very complex surface

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Example of Ruled Surfaces on Products

Thermos Jug by Boda Nova

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Example of Ruled Surfaces on Products

Elic umbrella stand

Brody Sofa by Arthur Koutoulas

Moshimy cellphone dock by Michael Young'

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Negative Ruled Surface Created From Running A Profile Across 2D Space

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Sweep Patches

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Sweep Surfaces

Sweep surfaces are transitional surfacesBetween 2 profiles connected at a common

end pointBetween 3 profiles connected at 2 or 3 common

end pointsBetween 4 profiles connected at 4 common end

pointsPlanes, Cylindrical, and Ruled surfaces

are a sub-set of sweep surfaces

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Generic swept surfaces consist of 2 or more curves joined end-to-end

In NURBS modelling they are called U,V pairs

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From any point on one profile

At least 1 straight line to other profile

Single curvature

Not single curvature

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Surface created by uniformly deform one curve to another

The quality of surface is determined by bounding lines

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Products With Sweep Surfaces

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Products With Sweep Surfaces

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Products With Sweep Surfaces

Salty by Munire Kirmaci

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Products With Sweep Surfaces

Pioneer MT-01 Power Line Sound System

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Products With Sweep Surfaces

DePadova by Xavier LustMisfits sofa by ARAD Ron

Swingline stapler by Scott Wilson

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Crease Lines Differentiate sweep forms

from blobs Created by the meeting of

two different planes or surfaces

May be positive or negative, but has more inherent 'integrity' than a feature line

Persistent elements, dominate the form even after filleting

Effective carrier of meaning and emotion

The edges where sweep patches meet in CAD