Summer 2016 AutoDesk Internships
Autodesk Foundation invited the Enable Community Foundation to submit proposals for the Autodesk Student Expert Summer Internships program. This program supports Autodesk Student Experts using Autodesk software products to complete a supervised design project by the end of the summer.
A number of academic researchers from around the world responded and Autodesk selected three of the submitted proposals to post to the Expert Student network. All three were filled!
The development of a 3D printed hand prosthesis to monitor prosthetic usage
The development of The LifeHand 2.0 in conjunction with 3d Life Prints
The creation of anthropomorphic soft fingers for 3D-printed prosthetic devices
We hope you are as excited as we are to follow these projects throughout the summer!
Projects
James Pierce
University of Nebraska
Lead Investigator: Jorge Zuniga
Autodesk Product: Fusion 360
PI Institution: University of Nebraska
Student Expert: James Pierce
Location: Nebraska
Neeraj Rao
Georgia Institute of Technology
Lead Investigator: Adam Arabian (3d prints for Life)
Autodesk Products: Inventor, Fusion 360, and Meshmixer
PI Institution: Seattle Pacific University
Student Expert: Neeraj Rao
Project Location: Nairobi, Kenya
João Lourenço
University of Coimbra
Lead Investigator: Mahmoud Tavakol
Autodesk Product: 123D Catch and Fusion 360 Fusion 360
PI Institution: University of Coimbra
Student Expert: Joao Lourenco
Location: Portugal
