Saturday, October 11, 2008
"If at first you don't succeed, dust yourself off and try again" - Aaliyah
So my model is still developing. Overall I have chosen my materials. Wood face, rubber and foam strap. The lights will be vac forming unless Clarck Rubber has some great clear flexible tubing. My buckle will most likely be velcro as this is a simpler mechanism than a buckle or magnetic adjust. Overall size is still a bit big. I think if I curve the edge of the face to fit the hand it will be much more ergonomic and the band will follow the shape thus wrapping around your arm/ankle better.
Btw those worksafe adds are freaking me out especially when that girl slices her finger and it looks like a Kill Bill outake.
Ciao everyone
Busy Beacon
Below are the materials and parts which make up my busy beacon…...soo far.
As you can see, there is some work to still be done;
- Turn my Acrylic blocks into spheres
-Mill down the beacon's body
-Sand down the pivot body
-Prime all parts
-Insert purchased parts, light globes, switches, dials etc.
- glue parts together
-And then go to sleep
Bottom Right: shows my finalised 3d model. Finished result should look something like that.
Daniel Dob.
progress or not
Model Development
model process
phoebe .L
Andrew van der Merwe
Ive constructed the sweep of the base and worked it with bog. doesnt look like much at the moment but after the hitting it with the bench sander the flat surfaces should start to look more like the finished product. The power module is the same as from the model forum but with slightly better surface finishes. the water module is still on is way since it requires mostly lathe work.
Andrew van der Merwe
model progress
Food bacteria tester
Paul
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Laura
Weekly progress
As you can see my model hasnt changed much over the last week however its not that i havent done anything. As you can see i have painted the base plate chrome. I have done this for the other base plate as well. I have also constructed some internal structure in both hemispheres to make it easier to fit to the base plate. Also for the inside i have sorted out what will create the glow dispersed by the angry form of the product. The spikes are filed on the inside and are ready to be bonded to the surface tomorrow morning. Im planning on getting the model finished off this weekend so hopefully that all goes to plan. Thanks guys
Cya soon
NICK C
Final model progress
This is my model so far,
worked a fair bit on getting the finish of the bracelet just right.
Very fiddly small bits and not 100% sure where i should put my speaker now i have seen it in actual size.
-Sarah
Model Progress
Emily C
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so, i've sculpted the form from blue foam. it's much more sleek now,
and the organic style creates flow.
now i need to apply the plaster polymer coatings to turn my soft model
to a hard model. this is achieved by painting layers and sanding in
between to preserve the form. then i can prime and paint.
i have purchased a "chrome" plating paint to use. this is highly
reflective and thus i will need to prepare the surface with extra care
to ensure no impurities arise.
luke.
concept development
Im at my final part of modeling now, hopefully will be finished soon. I have added my screen area and i have Extended the length by an extra 20mm just to make the grip a bit more comfortable. I have almost finished my wood model now, all i need to do is attach my rubber inlay and do final touches. I have also built a base station for it to sit in.
Till our next adventure..........
-Ryan
model update
Hey guys, this is what I have worked up to for my model and a quick sketch of how the whole thing works. I went around the problem of hygiene vs ease of washing by having 2 detachable halves for the sleeve. I also plan to have a stopper at the end of the sleeve where a stack of the detection strips are placed against. Every time the dipstick is pushed inside the sleeve all the way to the end, the topmost strip has adhesives on top where it sticks to the dipstick.
-Sunny
progress
The final model will have various sticky layers which will stick to the skin which is what is being peeled off in the photo. Apart from that the materials i have used compared with two weeks ago are the same.
-Nev
model progression
so the model have to slide up but in the moment i'm still in the stage in making the hinge how which is hard coz it is so thin.
anyway i haven't decide for the colour as well...
maybe black?
yani
model progression
PP
The top of my device I used vacum forming to get the clear plastic shape. The bottom part of my device is a container(air chamber).When you push it, the rubber between the air chamber and the glass will push up the polystyrene pieces...
Wish you guys a great weekend!
-Lisa
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Progression
overall i am pretty pleased with the progression.
cheers guys have a good weekend.
- Beichen
Friday, October 10, 2008
Belt Concept
Jamie
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Model
From last week i decided to make a few minor changes to enhance the user interaction
- I made the main body thinner, and even height, rather than slanted.
- The top of the base plate is a convex shape to allow the main body to move up and down, side to side alot easier.
-The thickness of the LED light strip is wider (7mm)
- A 10mm diameter clear acrylic LENS has been lathed out and ready to be inserted (Thanks Andrew G for the suggestion last week)
-The base is curved to fit most Dashboard edges.
Most importantly however is the way the device is adjusted has been changed. Instead of using a flexible tube (Which is rather hard to adjust in such a small area and does not hold its position) i made a tiny ball, and placed a wooden dowel connecting this and the main body (SHown in one of the photos). This is an easier way of adjusting the position of the device as it has a more free range of motion. The ball is firmly locked in the hole and can move in any direction, and will hold its position nicely when adjusted.
Still need to drill hole for lens, prime and spray paint.
-Kyle
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Stress Device Final Model (Timber)
- Kieran J.
Week 12 Post...
Jeff
Monday, October 6, 2008
Week 12 Important Info
Ok, here's what I'll be talking about in class this week:
Upcoming deadline
5pm Thursday 23rd October, submit work to my office
Pickup the day after, following your M&M exam.
The Next Two Weeks
Next week is changing - it will be consultation rather than presentations
Models:
Detailing decisions
Colours, materials, finishes
Presentation Boards
What to include
Medium
The Submission
Selling your design, your idea, your product
Assessment Criteria
Presentation (10%)
Rigour of research and product design (20%)
Aesthetics of product with regard to users and market (20%)
Meeting the requirement of your brief, your measurement (50%)
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Sunday, October 5, 2008
Progression!]
nearly forgot that we had to post something / model progression this week!!
anyways for my final model design, i've pretty much kept with the shape / form of what i've had for my foam model, however i've changed the form of the portable device that is attached to the main measuring device. Therefore it could be fitted or used on almost all mp3 players.
the LCD had also been changed , and the interface of this device is better refined, thanks to the telephone hearing test (1800 826 500) . other small bits and pieces are also been changed, but the main overall shape and idea of the concept are still the same.
hmm and sorry about the late post guys ~ i've also forgot that we had to post something this week, also the drawing didn't come out too well cause its only a pencil sketch~
- Beichen
PP measurement
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Slight problem with my Power Meter!
Hi Robbie and class,
I’ve done a bit of research over the weeks break about my power meter and have had a few issues. Firstly the small AC motor that I was planning of using in the unit isn’t that small and would make the unit fairly large. (2.75’ or 7 cm diameter) This is only the size of the motor with nothing else around it and that AC motors can not be varied in speed. The second problem is, the small motors are DC motors which inturn would require a transformer with heat sink, etc; again making the unit fairly large. The other option is to use a solenoid setup that the Japanese ‘MagLev’ trains use except this is only new technology and nothing has been build on such a small scale. If I used this technology it would only be made from assumptions and may not work in the real world.
If you could please give me some suggestions about the plan forward or any suggestions it would be extremely helpful because I am at a crossroad?
Regards
Andy Wilde
Hi, After busy research and ask some experts about how my PP device going to work...I finally received some answers. For the model, I still need to do some work in the workshop, and I'm not going to change the overall shape of the device. -Lisa |
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-Lisa
Model progess
My model is slowly starting to take shape. Going with the remote style grip for my fatigue tester I have been attempting to mock it up in blue foam. Due to the fact that I was at Australian uni games all week I have struggled to post hence why im late now. Anyway this is one of my blue foam models in progress. Im thinking I might try and get a good one done next week during studio time for my final now that im happy with the form. Peace.
PS: I won a silver medal in division one Beach Volleyball for uni games if anyone was wondering, + teamMONASH won the tournament by 13 points over Melbourne uni. GO MONASH
-Ryan
Progress
Jamie
Revised Model Design
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