Robotics Mechanical Design Engineer: Full 3D CAD & DFM Package for Bipedal Humanoid Robot (PA-CF 3D-Printed Chassis, 21 Actuators)
Budget / SalaryC$10–30
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
The project is a compact, bipedal humanoid that will rely on a PA-CF 3D-printed chassis and 21 actuators. I need a complete mechanical design package created exclusively in Fusion 360, ready for immediate prototyping and eventual low-volume production.
Scope of work
– Model the entire skeleton, shell and joint architecture so every component is ready for direct PA-CF printing without post-machining.
– Integrate 21 actuators (servo or BLDC) with realistic torque, weight and envelope constraints; include mounts, brackets, gear trains or harmonic drives where necessary.
– Optimise wall thicknesses, ribs and lattice infill for strength-to-weight, thermal dissipation and print time.
– Plan fasteners, cable routing and access points to keep the robot serviceable.
– Apply DFM/DFAM principles throughout, detailing print orientation, support strategy and critical tolerances.
Deliverables
• Native Fusion 360 file set (components, assemblies, motion study)
• Exported STEP and STL files for every part ready for slicing
• 2D fabrication drawings with critical dimensions and tolerances
• Assembly drawings, exploded views and labelled BOM
• Brief DFM report summarising print settings, material usage and post-processing notes
Acceptance criteria
A design review in Fusion 360 using the web viewer will confirm fit, actuator clearances, weight targets and printability on a 300 × 300 × 400 mm build volume before final sign-off.
When you respond, please highlight your direct experience with robotics or load-bearing 3D-printed assemblies in Fusion 360.
Scope of work
– Model the entire skeleton, shell and joint architecture so every component is ready for direct PA-CF printing without post-machining.
– Integrate 21 actuators (servo or BLDC) with realistic torque, weight and envelope constraints; include mounts, brackets, gear trains or harmonic drives where necessary.
– Optimise wall thicknesses, ribs and lattice infill for strength-to-weight, thermal dissipation and print time.
– Plan fasteners, cable routing and access points to keep the robot serviceable.
– Apply DFM/DFAM principles throughout, detailing print orientation, support strategy and critical tolerances.
Deliverables
• Native Fusion 360 file set (components, assemblies, motion study)
• Exported STEP and STL files for every part ready for slicing
• 2D fabrication drawings with critical dimensions and tolerances
• Assembly drawings, exploded views and labelled BOM
• Brief DFM report summarising print settings, material usage and post-processing notes
Acceptance criteria
A design review in Fusion 360 using the web viewer will confirm fit, actuator clearances, weight targets and printability on a 300 × 300 × 400 mm build volume before final sign-off.
When you respond, please highlight your direct experience with robotics or load-bearing 3D-printed assemblies in Fusion 360.
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