We would like to thank Dr. Scott Nokleby for all his help and advice during this project.
We would also like to thank Jo DeMarco of Dragonwerks for his help in manufacturing the physical prototype, use of tools and space, and welding expertise.
We would like to extend thanks to Joanne Gardiner and Lou Botelho from CPI Automation Limited for their help in selecting and delivering the 80-20 products.
Part files for all 80-20 products were obtained from 3d Content Central.
Finally, we also sincerely appreciated the assistance from Simon Caldwell in wiring the prototype, and we would like to give him mad props.
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Designing a Process
The difference between designing a process, and a product, is that a product is a singular object, whereas a process looks at much more of the life cycle of a product.
The design process is a long and complicated process. The team has created an actual prototype to demonstrate the design developed over the last eight months. The aim of this project, briefly, is to create a process for winding composite filament around a robot arm link and joint, binding them together as one part. There are many complications with a problem such as this, and when designing any process, there are many different aspects to consider, such as human supervision, input and output of materials, as well as the main feature of the design.
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