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IMAGINiT Technologies Seeking Entries for RENDERiT Contest

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By DE Editors  

September 17, 2014

Rand Worldwide, a provider in technology solutions, is seeking entrants for its IMAGINiT Technologies' RENDERiT Contest. Contestants are encouraged to upload a rendering of their favorite design until the October 1 deadline.

To enter, designers enter their rendering that was developed with software from either Autodesk or Rand Worldwide. The entries will then be shared via social media networks, and the three highest-voted renderings will receive prizes.

First prize is a MakerBot Replicator Mini 3D Printer, second prize is a Polaroid Socialmatic and third prize is a Pebble Steel Smartwatch.

“We typically work with our clients to recommend technology, help them implement it and then ensure the effective adoption of this technology into their workflows and design processes,” said Tim Johnson, senior vice president, IMAGINiT Technologies. “When we partner with customers, we don’t often get to experience the truly innovative designs that our clients are creating on the frontlines with Autodesk 3D design software. IMAGINiT’s RENDERiT Contest allows us to see the powerful ideas that these design tools bring to reality. We truly enjoy exposing the work of the brightest designers to a like-minded community and soliciting feedback from this peer group on their designs.”

For more information, visit IMAGINiT Technologies.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

 
 

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