Realistic 3d model of the Project Ara smartphone

Project Ara is a development effort to create a modular hardware ecosystem--rivaling mobile apps in the pace and level of innovation--around smartphones, with the goal of delivering the mobile internet to the next 5 billion people. Put another way, Project Ara aims to enable users to create a modular smartphone that is precisely tailored to their functional and aesthetic preferences.

It all starts with an endoskeleton, or “endo,” the structural frame and data backbone of the device. The user can populate the endo with “modules,” the building blocks that make up the vast majority of the phone’s functionality and features. The modules can be easily and safely inserted and removed at any time, even while the device is powered on. The modules also have user-replaceable covers or “shells,” which provide a creative canvas for users to make their phone look exactly as they wish. Ultimately, customers will be able to buy a complete Ara phone, configure one from scratch, or buy additional modules through the Ara Module Marketplace.

The model is completely ready for use visualization in 3ds max.
This model is suitable for use in advertising, design visualization, presentations, movies, etc

Originally created with 3ds Max 2012
V-Ray 2.10.01 renderer used
This model contains V-Ray materials only
Real world size (system units - mm)
This model contains 35061 polygons
This model contains 25356 vertices

Textures:
1.jpg – bump map for microphone (945x310)