Final Prject

  • Assignments:
    • Slide ☐
    • Video ~ 1 Min ☐
    • Separate final project page, breif summary ☐
    • Include a Bom ☐
    • Linked from this page to any weeks relevant ☐
    • link to your presentation .png & mp4 ☐
    • Include all original final design files ☐
    • Include the license you chose ☐
    • acknowledge work done by others ☐
  • To Conclude & Reflect

Slide:

image of the pcb bluetooth rn4871

~1 minute Video:


Summary

In the fablab I had the opportunity to developed a chair that when a person seats on, turns on a coffee machine though bluetooth. The chair was all done out of snap-fit parts cut in the lab. The electronics in the chair works with a battery, as to make the sistem without cables. The coffee machine was not created in the lab, but is turned on and off with another electronic board, mounted next to the machine.

The chair senses a person with capacitance, so human touch is not directly required yet the chair can differentiate between a pile of books.


BOM

Quantity Description
The Chair: (Click here to revise further)
1/2 15mm Plywood board (Full Length:2.4x1.2m)
1 Hevy Duty Disposable Aluminum Foil 8.4"x5.9"
1 m electric cable
1 1M ohm, 0.25vat resistance
2/3 ltr Linseed oil
2/3 ltr Varnish
2/3 ltr paint thinner
2 PoliUrethine (PU) Expandable foam Cans, 750ml (seat cushion)
700x700mm Polyester mesh fabric (seat cushion)
2 MDF 3mm 300x900mm (seat cushion)
700x700mm Styrene .5mm thick plastic (seat cushion)
0.5 ltr White glue (seat cushion)
The Input PCB (Link to Electronic Design week)
1 1 uf capacitor
1 Atmega 328p
1 6mm button switch
2 10k resistance
1 499 k resistance
1 red LED light
1 20k hz resonator
1 isp 2x3 pins, males
1 ftdi header 1x6 pins, females
1 HC-05 module & shield
The Output PCB (Link to the final project page)
1 Atmega 328p
2 ftdi port 1x5, female
1 isp 2x3 pin port, male
1 1x5 pin port, male for RTC Clock Mdoule
1 button
1 Mosfit
1 Relay 5V <120V / SRD 04VDC-SL-C
1 screw-able pin inputs for relay / 120 v connections to the coffee machine
1 1 uf capacitor
2 1 k resistor
1 10 k resistor
1 499 k resistor
2 0 k resistor
1 HC-05 module & shield
Cases
11.02m (Ultimaker 2) / 86 grams (prusia 3) PLA plastic, approx: 8 hrs & almost no support material.

Original Design files:

The chair .rar file: solidworks & dxf
The Input & Output 3D printed Cases .rar file: solidworks & stls files
The Sofa - Wildcard Week .rar file: solidworks & side blueprints
The Electornic files .rar file: eagle paths & schematics, & paths in png
The Code files .rar file: Arduino Input & Output code* **Requires Capacitive Sensing Library Installed in Arduino

The parts of the project:

Photo of the chair's components:

chair components

Photo of the coffee maker's components

coffee maker's components

The Licenses:

ATTRIBUTION 4.0 INTERNATIONAL LICENSE

Regarding the license of the objects, I consider it should all be open source. It would be an honor to see somebody else making the chair, and hence I have attempted to provide all the necessary information in order to build it and build on top of it.

Attibution 4.0 International License

I like and admire who has taught me in the past by opening the files and information for me to study and use. The fab as well as Arudino and Opendesk, instructables and tons of others. Hence everything I have developed should be done in the same way.

(c) Jorge Correa 2019 This work may be reproduced, modified, distributed, performed, and displayed for any purpose, but must acknowledge "project name". Copyright is retained and must be preserved. The work is provided as is; no warranty is provided, and users accept all liability.

I figure the more people test work and use it the more a system can grow. If there is any questions or anything I can help out on, my email is info@jhc.design

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Acknowledgements

People and organizations crutial for the development of this project are as follows:

My Instructors: Alex Tocagon, Roberto & Diana Gallo, and Pablo Núñez
Furniture: Opendesk, Pirwi
Code Examples David A. Mellis (smoothon), Paul Badger (capacitance), Mikal Hart (serial communication), Scott Fitzgerald /Arturo Guadalupi/ Colby Newman(Blink code) & my already mentioned instructor for the proper guidance.
Most other things: From Fabacademy Documentation, most of the time more robust than anything in the web. Aside I have had tons of support from my classmates Ale & Danny, without whom I would have not gotten this far.