Studio Chiaravalli had several design meetings with its client, Archimedes to discuss physical embodiment of its revolutionary new skin-safe UV light cleaning device, called the Halo. The Studio rapidly churned out multiple 3D models and had a very quick feedback loop with the client, making changes where needed. 

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The results were excellent conceptual renderings of two devices. One Halo is on a stand for public areas where people are typically on their feet, such as airports, and the other is a counter top model for more domestic uses. The renderings can be seen on Archimedes' website in customer facing scenarios.

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The Studio also provided 3D models to Archimedes for rapid prototyping with 3D printers.