Generative Design

Découvrez comment s'utilise la conception générative!

[@GiovanniEsposito5]

You forgot to put the chain pull load in the computation. Now you must redo it completely.

[@MrSunrise-]

Yes, and the chain forces are much larger than the suspension loads for a powerful bike.

[@gavranarh]

probably could add the "minimum thickness" parameter and also "max number of holes" in order to avoid a large number of tiny struts. instead you'd have fewer, sturdier elements for robustness, aero, design and maybe even simpler execution. needless to say they should be able to be hollow, to minimize weight...

[@bobbybob5182]

its not symmetrical though, also you forgot about vibrations from the rear tire weakening the tiny struts over time

[@Bizob2010]

What software did you use? (edited my typo)

[@user-pl5oj1hr8n]

Motorcycle also turns, it has horisontal force, you forgot that.

[@ciprianpaulenco]

Interesting design, but how do you put it on and off the motor giving the fact that the output shaft is fixed ?

[@wdkpwr6586]

you have to mold it right on it :D

[@MrGoodcat1]

What Software is it? Fusion 360? Inventor?

[@flex7468]

Hi, thanks for the video. Do you know if generative design could be used for natural frequency optimization?

[@generativetendencies2635]

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[@mariokoziak7015]

This is great what is the name of this program

[@yohannismitiku8368]

please let me know the software please and shear me what you have used to design

[@quadsis5569]

amazing

[@user-ve4uv5wk6u]

I would be great provided that the manufacturing cost for this design more chipper than classical design, something like truss structure etc.

[@authentic4225]

You can create anything or what is it?

[@ayushkaiwart2451]

May I know the software used for generative design used here.

[@SparkBug_Prod.]

The software is likely from Autodesk.

[@MH_42]

If you are interested in another software/algorithm, lets check my videos about Topology optimization. You can find link to the article in video description for more informations. :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYnGoadphs6lbK8

[@stepanstepanov8106]

Super

[@K.G1246]

Wow this is the next Level of engineering. Very very amazing!

[@Benzinilinguine]

There is a reason triangles and hexagons are used for everything. Having a weird and random skeletal structure might not be useful. Maybe for...game design. Not anything applicable irl.

[@GeneralKenobi69420]

Triangles and hexagons are used because they're the cheapest to manufacture, but these organic looking shapes have actually the best strength/weight ratios. The only downside is cost. There have been numerous examples where shapes like this ended up being used in production

[@j.productions6951]

Is that a casting?

[@elcurvo]

😧✌

[@alexvelotavr3881]

degenerative design... Вы бы поехали на мотоцикле с такой рамой маятника? Я нет, я еще жить хочу)

[@invincibleparadox8934]

I feel a little shy. But What is it guys

[@satchelsieniewicz5824]

why sim unrealistic tool paths

[@fretstain]

amazing! is this with fusion360?

[@hakankosebas2085]

Most probably

[@jbruell94]

The hurdle now is getting that impossible design made. Some expensive 3D printing

[@breedsma]

They showed in the video that the part would be manufactured with SLM printing and would have CNC machined mating faces. The technology may not be totally mainstream yet but it's totally possible.

[@jbruell94]

@@breedsma agreed, what do you wager the cost to be? I feel like submitting for a quote somewhere lol, just to see

[@breedsma]

@@jbruell94 I couldn't say, I work in a lab that provides custom printing services at my university but we don't have an SLM printer, and I don't know much about actual industry costs for SLM. I'm curious about it too, though.

[@jensenthegreen6780]

Biopunk kind of technology there

[@Gurubashy]

I wish I could get a custom made swingarm made by AI for my bike. This looks so sick.

[@TheBhumbak]

get the design from somewhere, get it printed with the material it is design for

[@vablo7198]

If you can find a machine shop to 3d print it. the actual design in Fusion is only a few clicks.

[@matthew314engineering7]

It's not AI, actually. These are optimization algorithms that take a set of weights about desirable characteristics, a few constraints, start from an initial state, and then iterate following some rules, choosing to go to the next step that does not violate the constraints and that scores the most, given the weights. It's a completely "mechanical" procedure that could ben done by hand, except for the fact that the number of cells and the number of iterations would take an eternity to humans to complete. Thus, it is something that's made pratical by the presence of computers that are powerful enough. That was true already more than a few years ago, but back then there was another impracticality: CNC machining these parts costed too much, and in some situations CNC isn't even an option since there are parts of the design that are unreachable - thus, you would like to print the component, and that was not a thing until recently.

[@TerragonCFD]

We should also engineer more powerful batteries with generative AI 🙂

[@TheBhumbak]

largest number of people from ev industry using AI will be using it for the same reason,

[@TerragonCFD]

can't wait, then we can store solar and wind energy efficiently 🙂@@TheBhumbak

[@poogle9368]

@@TerragonCFD AI isn't a magic wand you can wave to eliminate the limits of physics. At most it can optimise and make more efficient.

[@neolordie]

we don't need AI, we need a breakthrough or a new tech, you can only optimise so much with li-ion

[@TerragonCFD]

That's what i meant...@@neolordie

[@enriquesanz-gadea3966]

Wtf do the world map locations represent??

[@vaanjokvich1327]

Where this part is manufactured

[@NathanCroucher]

nope, holiday location. Everything is made in china.@@vaanjokvich1327

[@grimsk]

2019년 :)

[@flyingpearl6956]

Oh its bull shit its amazing!

[@johannesfossi5561]

Good luck milling it while held like that 😂😂

[@patrickwilkie5576]

Lol why wouldn't the original AM part be manufactured with the mounting holes. Why have a CNC step at all. Defeats the purpose of using AM to reduce costs and simplify mfg.

[@007krut]

"Кусанаги" ЛУЧШЕ!!!

[@ilhamwicaksono5802]

AI before transformer model

[@MajimaEnjoyer]

Bike lore

[@qnaman]

very ugly parts, but could be cool idea for video game. Where ai is responsibel for designing enemies and seek for most optimal shape.

[@daiaki1975]

Mechanic「 You need 4000＄ for fix your Motorcycle.」

[@Abarenboshogun000]

ripped from NEWMind youtube channel! could have at least added some sound.

[@user-lo9tk5gr4m]

Điện sử dụng lap lun đi

[@thehammurabichode7994]

@Hurni Engineering PLEASE PUT A SEIZURE WARNING AT THE BEGINNING OF THE TITLE ( 0:30 )

[@__shifty]

at least the robots that finally get to me will look bad ass. if you get taken out by tesla's then you're lame

[@prj0l1]

такое болгаркой не вырежешь

[@Vladferrum]

Чето как-то не очень...

[@user-mz4ke9sg7e]

Too much mistakes for generative design - it's ok for static test with no exploitation! exploitation destroy it very fast!

[@EricStrebel]

Lol, none of the concepts fit the flow of the bike, so what's the point. Your trying to make a tool do something for your to lazy to do your self and your get poor results. Use a different tool...

[@kevinm3751]

Next make a video on how to make an abstract video that looks cool but offers ZERO information and is otherwise totally useless! You are already good at it clearly!

[@gravity00x]

looks like sh.yt3 ngl