Simulation Depth and Detail
1. Industrial model making involves scaling down or enlarging the equipment proportionally. During acceptance testing, it's necessary to confirm that the dimensions meet the drawing requirements.
2. The company responsible for on-site verification needs to be shown here to avoid discrepancies between the drawings and the design specifications. This on-site verification is the first line of defense for both companies to validate the model.
Structure
1. Industrial models are displayed for different themes. Some company models showcase the appearance of industrial technology products, some demonstrate the internal structure of industrial production products, and others demonstrate the working principles of their products.
2. During quality acceptance, pay attention to the theme of the industrial design model's display activity and analyze and confirm its internal structure and appearance.
Industrial Models
Lighting Effects
1. Lighting Effects: Some industrial models requiring dynamic demonstrations need lighting to achieve the desired effect of the industrial product in operation.
2. We need to confirm that the light source emitted by our product during operation matches the lighting scenario of a real industrial product in operation.
Stain Removal
1. During model making, some difficult-to-remove stains may occur. Therefore, during acceptance testing, it is necessary to check whether there are any unremoved stains around the model, otherwise it will affect the display effect.
