NASA Challenge: Develop 3D Models for Robonaut Simulation-Scopemeter

Status: Closed
Prize: $50
Entries Received: 19
Winner: Origin3D

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Contest Brief

We (NASA) need to develop a number of high resolution 3D models to be used for Robonaut simulations. These 3D models are to be developed based on photographs of real items (see attached files). These simulated objects would be used for various grasp and manipulator testing.

This particular challenge is to build a 3D model of a Scopmeter. This is a portable oscilloscope tool that is used by astronauts on space station to perform regular maintenance and inspections of power systems. This object will be used to develop vision and grasping controls to improve R2's ability to support astronaut tasks.

There is a scale in the attached imagery is in inches. All final model submissions must be delivered in on of the following formats: .prt (Solidworks, ProE); .step or .stp; .iges; .stl; .dae. NOTE: Freelancer submissions will need to be image file views of your model. If you win the contest, you will then send/transfer the model files to NASA via email, dropbox, etc.

All entries will be judged on the accuracy, quality, and fidelity (detail) of the model produced. Note that where highly similar top submissions are produced, the submission entered first will win.

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“Origin3D did an outstanding job of creating a very detailed 3D model of a scopemeter for use in our NASA robonaut simulation. This was a contest and Origin3D\'s design was selected from 24 entries.”

nasacoeci, United States.

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Origin3D United Kingdom

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skyspy Nigeria

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fmarkos Greece

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leochlim Malaysia

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ks121110 India

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Origin3D United Kingdom

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EduardoCordero Mexico

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nafizrahat Bangladesh

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Public Clarification Board

Origin3D
- 3 years ago
That's Great news! Very pleased I have been selected for his Challenge, I really enjoyed producing it. On to the next one!!
- 3 years ago
Contest Holder
- 3 years ago
Thank you to all of the Freelancers who participated in this challenge. You all demonstrated some amazing work. In the judging, we used our original criteria in the brief ("where highly similar top submissions are produced, the submission entered first will win.") Great job Origin3D! Congratulations!
- 3 years ago
rickq
- 3 years ago
Really need to join this contest, but time is up. If possible to re-open, I'm happy to submit my job. Thank you.
- 3 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 3 years ago
  Sorry Rickq. We are trying to keep all of the constraints constant for our study. Hopefully you will be able to get in on some of the open or upcoming challenges. Thanks
  - 3 years ago
2. rickq
  - 3 years ago
  Well, noted. Thank you.
  - 3 years ago
Contest Holder
- 3 years ago
Thanks for all of the amazing entries for this contest. We will be working over the next few days to evaluate them all and select the winner.
- 3 years ago
1. diegome1992
  - 3 years ago
  There is any chance to post my entry?, I just finish because I did the hook and other contests, bye
  - 3 years ago
leochlim
- 3 years ago
Any consolation prizes? or just 1 winner? :)
- 3 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 3 years ago
  We are currently reviewing the submissions and considering our approach to awarding winners since we got so many really great submissions. Thanks
  - 3 years ago
2. leochlim
  - 3 years ago
  Thank you! :D
  - 3 years ago
MyraPhD
- 3 years ago
...as well as myocardial remodeling in space, compared to the restoration of cardiac function upon return to earth.
- 3 years ago
MyraPhD
- 3 years ago
While all of this is interesting, I think that you should post a challenge about evaluating the impact of muscle loss and bone density loss on vasculature.
- 3 years ago
Contest Holder
- 3 years ago
FYI... we posted another contest for an RFID Scanner: https://www.freelancer.com/contest/NASA-Challenge-Develop-D-Models-for-Robonaut-SimulationRFID-Scanner-248529.html?posted=true&hash=DMuQu3MWEPRdnzTBVcj6XvVv37PXjyKuEFWCQRkTaY4%3D
- 3 years ago
Origin3D
- 3 years ago
Is texturing one of the requirements for the Scopemeter?
- 3 years ago
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1. Origin3D
  - 3 years ago
  OK thanks. I have uploaded some images of my model with texture map so far. If you need text decals, please let me know. I left these out as I wouldn't have thought this was a crucial aspect for grasp and manipulator testing.
  - 3 years ago
2. Contest Holder
  - 3 years ago
  Beyond just grasp testing, this simulation may also be used for vision testing (object recognition, etc.). Additionally, this helps us to pick winners in a competitive field of entries.
  - 3 years ago
faisalabeddin
- 3 years ago
where can i see requirement to this ??
- 3 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 3 years ago
  The contest brief describes what we are asking for.
  - 3 years ago
AlexandrMironov
- 3 years ago
I design for you a series of 3D - models with high resolution images which will be used to simulate the Robonaut.
- 3 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 3 years ago
  Great! We look forward to seeing your work!
  - 3 years ago
2. faisalabeddin
  - 3 years ago
  great bro
  - 3 years ago
icandoit74
- 3 years ago
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- 3 years ago
1. faisalabeddin
  - 3 years ago
  r u kiding dude
  - 3 years ago
TemesgenAyneka
- 3 years ago
take advantage of me, here I am.
- 3 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 3 years ago
  We look forward to your submission. Also, we just posted a new challenge "EVA Grapple Hook"
  - 3 years ago
MouadEl3
- 3 years ago
i'm in if cinema 4D or 3ds max format allowed .
- 3 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 3 years ago
  The formats that we are looking for are prt (Solidworks, ProE); .step or .stp; .iges; .stl; .dae.
  - 3 years ago