FLEXIGLASS_BASIC MODEL

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To create sunglasses tailored for the rural community of Guatemala, I have taken into account various considerations. The top model includes a storage box and is adjustable to prevent intense sunlight and wind that cause Pterygium disease. Designs incorporate traditional culture elements like custom painting sheaths and natural rubber sheaths for terminals. Accounting for the anthropometric cranial structure, the bridge design is clean without bends and wider than average standards. The basic model features a soft material with spongy terminal pads for added comfort. A variety of local craft colors are proposed. The estimated pad price is $0.1. Dimensions for all models are 55/20 110, with frame width at 150mm, bridge frame at 20mm, and temple length at 110mm. Lens width is 55mm, and lens height is 35mm. The material selected is a 2-oxepanone, homopolymer of Perstorp Polyols Inc for its softness and compliance with international safety regulations. The frame shape envelops the face surface area to block sunlight, while elliptical crystals engage the facial eye socket securely. The glasses protect against Pterygium by providing a comprehensive, adaptive, and envelope structure with retractable rods for added flexibility. A neoprene tape adjustable skull cap offers bumper protection as well. The production process is designed to be accessible using the proposed machine and the flexible filament material. Customization options for rods include acetate pods with removable stickers, adding value for children from a rural culture. A separate design proposal caters specifically to girls in these communities due to their matriarchal nature. In conclusion, the proposed design incorporates all specified requirements, offering soft and auto-retractable integral glasses with aesthetic appeal and recreational features that encourage children's use for Pterygium prevention. The research material is a 2-oxepanone, homopolymer from Perstorp Polyols Inc.