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I wasn’t expecting for this process to substitute a final design for manufacturing but I felt that it was a great way to see if a new design could work. ReMake allowed me to capture it quickly but also to make edits to the surface and even add geometry to it in a very short time. When looking at the existing pedal I realized that I would waste a lot of time modeling it from scratch in the computer. This pedal goes back to the idea of exploring improvements for an existing design in a quick way. What inspired you to re-engineer the bicycle pedal ? We have some projects going on around accessible technology, prosthetic design and healthcare interaction, and ReMake will be a very important tool so that we can develop designs that connect better with their users and their physical needs. My students are also becoming very interested in using it with their projects. I’ve enjoyed using ReMake in a number of applications. How have you (or plan to) use ReMake with your students? In your own work?
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There’s no significant learning curve that requires a lot of wasted time trying to learn the software before getting the results that I want. It’s fun and easy to use: ReMake aligns well with Fusion 360 in terms of having a simple and intuitive interface. This causes a lot of details to be “lost in translation” but ReMake allows for the actual model to be digitized in a format that can be directly edited in Fusion 360. It helps me to maintain design intent: many times, designers are happy with a physical mock-up but then need to use it only as reference when remaking it in CAD. I can capture and edit it directly in ReMake or I can also export it to Fusion 360 to play more it with or combine with other models. It saves me time: If I want to explore variations of an existing artifact, I don’t have to model it from scratch. What are the advantages of using ReMake and Fusion 360 in your work and teaching?