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The prototype represents only a fragment of a unit. This test was very essential to test the strength of the motors, as well as getting a stronger understanding of how the units need to be fabricated and assembled. The video of the unit moving might seem slow, but if it take six minutes for one unit to move to full height, this will mean that the whole intervention can adapt its shape within this time frame. So the structure can change from a lecture hall to an exhibition space within six minutes!
 
The prototype represents only a fragment of a unit. This test was very essential to test the strength of the motors, as well as getting a stronger understanding of how the units need to be fabricated and assembled. The video of the unit moving might seem slow, but if it take six minutes for one unit to move to full height, this will mean that the whole intervention can adapt its shape within this time frame. So the structure can change from a lecture hall to an exhibition space within six minutes!
  
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Revision as of 19:55, 2 December 2011


The scripting for the arduino controlling the two dc motors can be found here: Arduino Code. Please feel free to use the script.

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1:1 Prototyping

The prototype represents only a fragment of a unit. This test was very essential to test the strength of the motors, as well as getting a stronger understanding of how the units need to be fabricated and assembled. The video of the unit moving might seem slow, but if it take six minutes for one unit to move to full height, this will mean that the whole intervention can adapt its shape within this time frame. So the structure can change from a lecture hall to an exhibition space within six minutes!


Diagram of machine-01.png


Arduino

Arduino is a microprocessor. When programmed its gives its user more possibilities to have better control over electronics which the microprocessor is connected to. For phase II, atom 07 used the Arduino board to control the prototype. The arduino helps to control the speed and direction of movement of the motors. For phase III, the arduino will be programmed to link the grasshopper interface with the prototype in real time. Schematics show how everything is connected.


Prototype Sketch bb.jpg Prototype Sketch cc.jpg

Mechanics

Different systems were researched for the first phase of the project - different systems. They were compared with each other with their individual advatages and disadvantages. In the end a system with little actuators driving a thread where the element can move over the threat was chosen. This element is also connected to the thread in the neighbouring box. In this way it is possible for the boxes to move completely up and down.


Axo 1.jpg


UnitPlan.jpg PrototypeElevations.jpg


Boxes same.png Different box.png

Material List and Timeline Development

1 1 Prototype Material List CutList.jpg


Timeline Development01.jpg

Prototyping 1:50

Box1381.jpg Box1396.jpg Box1406.jpg Box1409.jpg Box1412.jpg Box1417.jpg Box1423.jpg Box1424.jpg Box1429.jpg Box1432 copy.jpg Box1435.jpg Box1437.jpg


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