Designing in Context - AI for Industrial Design
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- Опубліковано 18 кві 2023
- How do you control product design details and also set the imagined objects into appropriate environments?
This work by Geraldine Tong and Suzie Kwan who are both 2nd year students at NUS, shows us how to use generated environments to influence the objects designed, and also how to place the objects designed into generated environments. Really useful stuff.
See more at industrialdesign.ai/
In case you missed what these are about, we had 10 teams of Industrial Design DID students at the National University of Singapore grappling with exactly how to make AI useful for real-world design work beyond idea entertainment.
The AI for Industrial Design series is created by students exploring AI's capability in a semester course - Everything with AI - directed by Donn Koh at the National University of Singapore, Division of Industrial Design.
industrialdesign.ai/
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I love your content. Great job! Can you do a tutorial video that goes through exactly how you get your product concept visualised in different environments without Midjourney changing the actual concept imagery? I guess it’s through reference images but I’d love to see exactly how you achieve this!?
Many thanks for this video that well demonstrates how AI facilitates industrial design process. Based on my use experience, Midjourney does speed up aesthetic product image output, but meanwhile requires industrial designers’ high research abilities and engineering & technology knowledge, which decide to what extent the generated outcome can target people’s measurable real needs (other than just a assumption without enough data/evidence) and the feasibility to launch a fully working prototype even future mass production, respectively.
Great job girls!
Although I would argue midjourney isn't yet at the level to produce a consistent product for several final render shots
Currently I'm using it more for the ideation phase
great job with this video!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
01:04 🧠 AI can be used to visualize and ideate creative ideas, enhancing the design process with clarity and efficiency.
02:13 🔄 AI tools can generate design outcomes with maximum control by prompting in an orderly sequence, creating consistency in form and style.
03:36 📸 Visualizing designs in various contexts with AI tools improves communication with the audience and informs better design decisions.
05:13 🎨 AI assists in creating realistic renderings, setting the mood and story of a product in minutes, enhancing design understanding.
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Perfect video!🥰
nice workflow, and cool charging pods. I would only hope that they do have a usb cable port, so that you can plug yourself into it, and stll use the phone!
Amazing . I’m a product designer. What corses one should do to become an expert in this
How do you feed your CAD models to the LLM?
hello, what would be the best way or prompt, or platform to obtain variations of the same object without altering the actual object? Midjourney somehow reinterpreted the original object? Like for example to create an advertisement? Thank you Commands like remix seems to change the original image way to much
How can I use stable diffusion for industrial design and generate better quality image just like midjourney
good content
Why wasn’t it shown how you actually created these final images? Generative Fill? Prompts used for each?
what kind of a designer are you if you can't come up with your own designs and have to use ai for that?
Ai로 디자인을 다하게되면 당신들은 더이상 회사에 필요치않게 됩니다
Why not draw some also! ..didn't you enter design school because you first liked to draw and were creative? I am an industrial designer also and always looking to the next great tool as well but understandingof manufacture and materialsalong witb form amd functionis so important! I graduated ID from the U of Cincinnati when there were only a handful of schools teaching industrial design. So much has changed and I watched the factories grow in Shenzhen with amazment from my first trip there in 1995 to present. AI is already an amazing tool but I am sad to see you not using any drawing integrated in your ideation!..especially for something as simple as a group charger. I wish you all the best as fellow designers
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