Design and Manufacturing I

Design and Manufacturing I is a higher level Mechanical Engineering course which introduces students to basic shop tools, design planning, and ingenuity. The semester revolves around building a robot which will compete for points in the final competition during the last week of school. Unfortunately, the semester I took this class was affected by Covid-19 and we were all sent home mid-March. This forced the class online, so we re-focused our project around learning CAD. While we weren’t able to have a final production and competition, we did continue building our designs in the virtual world allowing us to get a better foundation in CAD than we would have. 

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Bench Level Prototype for “Scooper”

 
 
Machined Prototype for “Scooper”

Machined Prototype for “Scooper”

Low Fidelity Prototypes Testing Lifting Mechanisms

Low Fidelity Prototypes Testing Lifting Mechanisms

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CAD for Final Robot DesignMy robot could fit in a 1 cubic foot box when fully collapsed, and could extend up three feet when fully extended.

CAD for Final Robot Design

My robot could fit in a 1 cubic foot box when fully collapsed, and could extend up three feet when fully extended.

 
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