Previous Projects
A few projects that we were privileged to build
Twix Spoon | Mars Incorporated
We utilized 3D scanning to duplicate a nearly extinct spoon for Mars. This spoon pushes the caramel onto the Twix cookie.
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After 3D scanning the existing piece, we used a blend of organic and parametric design software to reduce polygon count and make a clean, 3D printable file. We were then able to assist in the tooling and injection molding of this part that allowed Twix to continue being made.
Articulated Doll | The Doll for All
This project is a demonstration of the artistic and engineering capacity of STRACT. There has not been a single doll mass-manufactured in the US since the 80's. Aysha's Friends (The Doll for All) is revitalizing US-manufactured dolls that are articulated and tailored to children with limb differences.
Backpack Spacer | Vaucluse Gear
This project is an excellent example of how we keep our clients’ best interests in mind. This project started entirely as an idea. We conducted a thorough budget analysis, and we closely communicated with our client through the drawing, modeling, fabrication, and manufacturing of the product.
Electroplated Die Plates
STRACT partnered with Oak Ridge National Laboratory to conduct research in electroplating die plates with a custom blend of nickel and titanium. This was funded by a $105,000 grant awarded to STRACT via the RevV! program.
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As of 2025, this research is still being conducted in partnership with the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
Reusable Aerosol Can | Cenco Inc.
This project is an excellent example of how we keep our clients’ best interests in mind. This project started entirely as an idea. We conducted a thorough budget analysis, and we closely communicated with our client through the drawing, modeling, fabrication, and manufacturing of the product.
Atlas Trailers | Rolling Video Games
With this project, we produced several sub-assemblies for different trailer accessories, and we factored all of these into a global inventory system that is directly linked to their material vendors. Now, they can order whole assemblies with the click of a mouse.