I have an idea for a small interior accessory that slips over the Tesla cabin camera and lets me keep Autopilot engaged while an iPad mini (or a similar-sized device) blocks my face tricking the camera. The goal is a discreet “cheat” device: it must sit flush, look OEM-friendly, adjust to different viewing angles, and pop off in seconds without leaving marks. I already own multiple 3-D printers and will handle final production runs, but I need a designer who also has access to a Tesla so you can print quick prototypes, fit-check them in the real car, and fine-tune clearances before handing over the files. The workflow I imagine is: • You create a clean, parametric CAD model (STEP + STL). • You run at least one physical test fit in your Tesla to confirm the camera remains fully covered by the screen • You iterate until it sits solidly, pivots for alternative angles, and clips on/off with no tools. • Optional inserts or shims accommodate an iPad mini and, in later revisions, other tablets or phones. Once the fit and function look good on your end, send me the finalized files and a quick photo/video demo so I can run my own print on my machines and sign off.