2.1 Redesign & Refine

2.1 Redesign & Refine

Procedure

Based on your final testing and your critical design review, document a suitable and substantial plan for modifying your product design. Reference the section of this page that is appropriate for your strategy. If you believe your strategy warrants a variation of this guidance or some combination, discuss with your instructor.

1. Examine old pins and see what could be fixed

2. Take measurements of the hook holes and pins

3. Design the shape of the new pins on Onshape

4. Have my team members review the design.

Modifications can be made, but it is not feasible to pursue those

In your engineering notebook, document the suggested modifications that could be made. Label them as suggested modifications. Include other notes such as how you think they would impact test results and the overall performance of the prototype.

A change in the form of pins gives it a more simple design. A change in filament/material.

Document your suggested improvements with technical drawings.

Document the reasons that this will not be pursued further. Include notes that may be helpful for future attempts to continue this work.

Budget Constraints will not allow us to pursue stronger materials. Fundraising and grants may help in the pursuit of the ideal form of your product. The suggested pins did not turn out as planned and so we returned to the original design of the pins.

CONCLUSION

How do all attempts to solve a problem (successful or not successful) contribute to the body of knowledge that designers use as they pursue redesign?

It helps in finding ways to improve a design and what problems they could fix about it.

What resources that you did not use or could not access would have improved your results? Explain.

UV- Light to improve the quality of the air nearby and filament for the system that is more stable

Notebook References