Case Study: Jeremy Singley Industrial Design achieves 50% faster time-to-market and manufacturable motocross goggles with SOLIDWORKS

Innovating a new approach to motocross goggles with solidworks

Jeremy Singley Industrial Design, a consultancy that delivers production-ready parametric solid models, faced the challenge of turning complex, hand-sculpted concepts into manufacturable products — notably a novel motocross goggle for ZOWA Optics that mounts to the helmet and requires intricate surfacing, precise fits, undercuts, and a snap-in lens. To address these challenges the firm adopted SolidWorks Professional design software (and later SolidWorks Flow Simulation and Power Surfacing) to support robust modeling, surfacing, analysis, prototyping, and collaboration.

Using SolidWorks tools plus eDrawings for communication and the SolidWorks community (and partners such as Ambix) for mold expertise, the team streamlined development, resolved molding undercuts, and achieved a successful first-run production mold. The SolidWorks-based workflow cut design time by 20%, reduced design errors by 60%, and shortened time-to-market by 50% while delivering the innovative helmet-mounted goggle design.

Jeremy Singley Industrial Design

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