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35mertunaldi38
11-30 18:00
Model Name
tracked robot 3d model
Tags
rendering
rendering stylized
stylized
tracked robot
vehicle
vehicle rendering
vehicle rendering stylized
vehicle stylized
Prompt
Design a fully functional tracked robot chassis optimized for outdoor garden exploration. The model should be a single solid shell suitable for 3D printing without excessive supports. Must include: – Twin tracked sides with tension wheel mounts, drive sprocket housings, and idler wheel positions – Motor housings sized for JGB37-520 DC gear motors with encoders, including screw holes and side brackets – A reinforced battery compartment designed for a 3S or 4S Li-ion pack (dimensions around 70 x 38 x 80 mm) – A removable top cover with hinged or slide-lock mechanism and M3 screw mounting points – Internal cable channels running from motors to the electronics bay – A main electronics platform with mounting holes for a controller board (STM32 Nucleo or similar) and ESC drivers – Side ventilation openings and airflow channels for cooling – Brass insert compatible mounting holes (for M3 inserts) – A front sensor module bay for ToF sensors (VL53L1X or TOF400C), including two forward-facing circular or rectangular sensor windows – A raised and isolated IMU mounting island to reduce vibration – A protected compartment at the rear for power connectors or a toggle switch – A smooth, slightly curved exterior with rounded corners – Pallet track guard walls to prevent dirt entering the track wheels – Dimensions approximately 22 cm length, 14 cm width, 8–10 cm height – High structural rigidity with rib reinforcements on the inner walls Style: – Clean, functional engineering design – Symmetrical, minimalistic, durable – No thin fragile parts; all edges optimized for FDM printing Output: A complete, watertight, solid 3D chassis model with all described features integrated.
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