Abstract
Introduction: This article explores a novel approach to developing an environmentally
friendly structure through the implementation of eco-design, optimization, and sustainability. The
process consists of three key steps.
Methods: Firstly, it begins with an understanding of eco-design principles aimed at enhancing the
structure's durability by selecting relevant environmental aspects and design guidelines. Secondly,
computer-aided design and optimization techniques are employed to identify efficient models, focusing
specifically on lightweight structures. Lastly, the article discusses two different processes, namely
injection molding and die casting, which can be used to minimize the environmental impact of the
structure.
Results: The article emphasizes the significance of eco-friendly design in promoting sustainability
within the automotive industry.
Conclusion: To validate these concepts, the study focuses on vehicle mirrors, which play a crucial
role in improving driver visibility, safety, and situational awareness during driving, maneuvering, and
parking.
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