Prosthesis cleaner housing for Ortophysical
Product design and development
Health and wellbeing
Bespoke parts and components
Product and structural design, Digital modelling and visualisation
The project
Ortophysical, a Valencia-based company specialising in orthopaedic prostheses, commissioned Archicercle to design the housing for a new prosthesis cleaner it planned to bring to market. The work resulted in a proposal developed in Rhinoceros and visualised through Keyshot3D renders.
The design took its formal reference from the petals of a flower as they open. This organic inspiration translated into a curved enclosure around an upright body, with a lid that allows the prosthesis to be placed inside.
The proposal brings together a charging base, an access lid, separate clean-water and waste-water tanks, and a screen for controlling the operations. The housing design therefore addresses both the outer form and the arrangement of the elements described for the equipment.
Modelling in Rhinoceros and rendering in Keyshot3D formed the basis of the project's digital presentation. The visualisations include overall views and details of the enclosure, opening and interior, with light and dark treatments, transparent areas and copper-coloured accents. These features establish the appearance of the digital proposal without specifying its material composition.
The access lid connects the design's organic reference with the placement of the prosthesis.
Separate clean-water and waste-water tanks form part of the equipment's layout.
Processes and materials: fabrication services · available materials · studio machinery.
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