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Another achievement! TU’s School of Arts and Design wins first prize in the National 3D Digital Innovation Design Competition

In a remarkable achievement, Taizhou University’s School of Arts and Design has recently won first prize in the National 3D Digital Innovation Design Competition for the design of “SMA (Spinal Muscular Atrophy) Rehabilitation Travel Assistance Training Device for Children.” The competition, which attracted top university teams from across the country, was fiercely contested. TU’s team stood out for their innovative design and technical expertise, earning the university new accolades and demonstrating the charm and strength of arts and design.

Poster for the 17th National 3D Digital Innovation Design Competition

As a top-tier event in the field of 3D digital technology, the competition is dedicated to advancing the innovative application of 3D technology. Winning the first prize not only fully acknowledges the school’s exploration and practical capabilities in the fields of arts and design but also brings national recognition to the university.

The award list of the 17th National 3D Digitalization Competition

The team, consisting of Li Jinjin, Fan Chenyi, and Guo Qimeng from the specialty of product design, and Yu Yuying from the specialty of UAV system engineering, worked under the guidance of their tutor Ma Jinjin. Together, they pushed the boundaries from concept to technical realization. Their success is a testament not only to their individual talents but also to the educational achievements of the School of Arts and Design in the fields of 3D digital design and industrial innovation.

The winning entry, “SMA Children’s Rehabilitation Travel Assistance Training Device Design,” integrates exoskeleton assistive walkers, guidance robots, and holographic imagery. It utilizes modeling technology, data visualization, and virtual reality, blending design aesthetics with functionality and reflecting the team’s deep understanding of the fusion between technology and art.

TU team’s competition entry

This victory underscores the commitment of the School of Arts and Design to its teaching philosophy of “Integrating Industry and Education, Cultivating Application-oriented Talents.” Looking ahead, the school will continue to pursue its goal of “Being Rooted in Taizhou, with a Nationwide Vision,” encouraging students to actively engage in innovative projects, contribute their expertise to society, and further showcase the talents of TU students.