Photoreal 3D Assembly Renderings

About the project

I need six small mechanical assemblies modelled in CAD and rendered as a single six-panel figure for a peer-reviewed robotics journal article. Each panel shows a parallel-jaw robotic gripper engaging a different workpiece held in a fixture: a threaded fastener, a circuit board in an edge connector, a snap-fit enclosure, a crank on a shaft, a pouch cell in a recess, and a two-shell enclosure being pried apart.. I will supply a reference mockup showing exactly the layout, camera angle, lighting and annotation style I want, plus a document giving every dimension. The dimensions are taken from a physics simulation and must be followed exactly rather than replaced with standard hardware sizes. What matters most is consistency across the six panels: identical camera position, identical background, identical gripper model. Clean and consistent is better than photorealistic. The reference style is the task-montage figures in robotics benchmark papers, not product photography. Deliverables Six rendered images, consistent camera and lighting One assembled 2x3 montage STEP files for every model Native CAD source files The render scene or project file A note stating which software was used Requirements Mechanical CAD experience, SolidWorks or Fusion 360 or equivalent Ability to model a correct helical thread at a specified pitch Rendering capability, KeyShot or the CAD package's own renderer Willingness to be named in the acknowledgements Not required: robotics knowledge, simulation, or programming. Everything needed is in the supplied documents. Please include in your proposal: Two or three examples of mechanical assembly renders you have made Which software you would use Confirmation that you can match a supplied reference layout exactly

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