RS Components and Allied launch 3D design challenge
RS Components (RS) and Allied Electronics are spurring engineers into creative combat with an invitation to pit their design skills against each other using DesignSpark Mechanical - new free and intuitive 3D design software - co-developed with SpaceClaim.
The challenge is set for engineers of all backgrounds and disciplines to create an innovative, original design that takes into account the principles of mobility, accessibility or green living as key features of the end product. The aim of the challenge is to urge all engineers to road test the software.
The engineer responsible for the most popular design, as voted for by the DesignSpark engineering community, will receive the top prize of GBP 5000 and the first ever Ormerod 3D printer created by RepRapPro. Two runners-up will each receive a prize of GBP 2500.
To take part in the challenge, participants need to simply download the software and submit the final idea by uploading it to DesignShare, where each idea will be posted and votes will be cast. All entries must be received by 17:00 GMT on 22 November 2013.
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