Industrial design review · Production guide
Hand approved product renders from industrial design to marketing
Hand over the assembled source view, part IDs, selected finish and any excluded angles. Identify whether the asset is a drawing, a render or a photographed prototype.
Input and decision
Include viewing units, model revision, chosen pose and the supplied product marks. Explicitly identify concept imagery so marketing does not describe it as a photograph. Pivot 01 is an original presentation model. Material and mechanical approval require their own evidence.
Set up the comparison
Open the OBJ and verify its object names against the asset list. Export a small test image and let the marketing designer point to the part they intend to change.
Make the comparison
Open the OBJ once with millimetres selected and check for four named objects. Supply the SVG separately with its finish name and approved crop.
Worked record
The downloadable worksheet includes the records below and a blank row for your own project.
| Source file | Units | Permitted edit | Protected geometry | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| pivot-lamp-mm.obj | mm | Camera crop | Four named parts | Industrial designer |
| lamp-oxide.svg | Presentation pixels | Background field | Silhouette and identifiers | Creative lead |
| pivot-lamp.scad | mm | Parameter study | Pivot and dimensions | Engineering |
Check the result
Marketing should not add an unmodeled connector, invent a working mechanism or present an appearance sample as an engineering sign-off.
Hand off the revision
Identify the SVG as presentation artwork when handing it to marketing. Keep the model and parameter file alongside it.
Review question
Which file should a recipient open to change the arm angle?
Edit the arm-angle parameter in the SCAD file. The OBJ exchanges the static, named geometry in millimetres, while the SVG shows one appearance option.
Use the task on your own brief
Use a copy of the worksheet to keep the project’s source files, reviewed options and decisions together.