NASA Challenge: Develop 3D Models for Robonaut Simulation-Sheathed Hose (One End)

Status: Closed
Prize: $75
Entries Received: 13
Winner: haryopriyonggo

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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 one end of a sheathed hose. This is an example of the many hoses and cables that are found on the space station. It is sheathed in a protective covering (e.g. ortho-fabric that is used in space suits). This item will be used by the Robonaut team to develop vision and grasping controls to increase R2's ability to interact with non-rigid, compliant objects in its workspace.

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

nasacoeci, United States.

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Public Clarification Board

Contest Holder
- 6 years ago
Thank you to all of the Freelancers who participated in this challenge. You all demonstrated some amazing work. Great job haryopriyonggo! Congratulations!
- 6 years ago
1. haryopriyonggo
  - 6 years ago
  it's an honour to be the winner, ihope the sheathed hose design can give a good contribution for NASA
  - 6 years ago
xiaoxiaopu
- 6 years ago
One question, when you say "This is an example of the many hoses and cables that are found on the space station..." It means you need exactly same model as your pics showing or you need me add more ideas? Thanks!
- 6 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 6 years ago
  We need a model of what is shown in the pics (not new ideas). Thanks.
  - 6 years ago
Contest Holder
- 6 years ago
Quick question for the community. Do you prefer submissions for this kind of a contest to be sealed or unsealed?
- 6 years ago
1. valerus17
  - 6 years ago
  sealed
  - 6 years ago
thegearstudios
- 6 years ago
Nasa could i use other file format, like fbx or obj?
- 6 years ago
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1. thegearstudios
  - 6 years ago
  Nasa, Could we use?
  - 6 years ago
2. Contest Holder
  - 6 years ago
  we need the file in one of the following formats: .prt (Solidworks, ProE); .step or .stp; .iges; .stl; .dae. However, most of the popular 3d applications does support those formats. Hope that helps.
  - 6 years ago
elounegaflah
- 6 years ago
I need more detail of the End , Internal details : i want to know how the Sheldhed hose is kept into the gland
- 6 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 6 years ago
  We appreciate your interest and thoroughness. However, we want to see what folks can provide based just on the photographs. Thanks!
  - 6 years ago
fbaez261
- 6 years ago
Hello, your title says "(One End)", in one of the .JPG images you show the 2 ends. Would you like the design with 2 ends or just one end like your title says? Thanks in advance for your response.
- 6 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 6 years ago
  One end is mandatory/minimum. Both end would be bonus. Hope that helps.
  - 6 years ago
maliohammad
- 6 years ago
I finished the design and it is rendering now :D
- 6 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 6 years ago
  Thnaks...Checking.
  - 6 years ago
2. maliohammad
  - 6 years ago
  You are welcome
  - 6 years ago
haryopriyonggo
- 6 years ago
i do it yeah!
- 6 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 6 years ago
  Can't wait! Do your thing!
  - 6 years ago
IssamEleyan
- 6 years ago
Nasa , I want to ask you ,, did you really find a new planet ? or No ?
Thanks
- 6 years ago
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1. aziz3d
  - 6 years ago
  no matter how fast we humans can go, it will take too many generations to reach to that planet inside the ship, maybe around 200 more or less...
  - 6 years ago
2. IssamEleyan
  - 6 years ago
  OH ,, 445 million years !! no thanks I like the Earth planet :D
  Thanks for your respond :)
  - 6 years ago
aziz3d
- 6 years ago
question: do you need the entire object to be modeled or just the head portion of the object? i mean only that steal head?
- 6 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 6 years ago
  The entire object if possible. This one is tricky due to the photos provided. Thanks.
  - 6 years ago
2. aziz3d
  - 6 years ago
  thank for the reply :)
  - 6 years ago
thegearstudios
- 6 years ago
if you want we can do some animation!
- 6 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 6 years ago
  That is a very generous offer. Right now, that is not really needed. Thanks!
  - 6 years ago
rickq
- 6 years ago
Where is file attachment?
- 6 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 6 years ago
  Now uploaded... thanks for the heads up!
  - 6 years ago
biggir
- 6 years ago
attachments ?!!!
- 6 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 6 years ago
  Now uploaded... thanks for the heads up!
  - 6 years ago
Contest Holder
- 6 years ago
Sorry about that...attachments are now uploaded.
- 6 years ago