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Justin Yuan completed an industrial design internship at CSIRO where he was responsible for designing products that could not be manufactured through traditional methods. His projects involved ideation, CAD modeling, 3D printing prototypes, and designing molds to create efficient and usable casting molds. Through this experience, he learned about traditional and 3D gravity casting, complex CAD modeling, and intricate mold construction. CSIRO is Australia's national science agency that specializes in research across various fields including the environment, health, and manufacturing to develop innovative solutions and technologies through collaborations with over 5,400 staff across 55 sites nationwide.
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