As a team, we worked on the design and fabrication of a micro chocolate conveyor belt machine. The goal was to develop a functional prototype capable of transporting chocolates over a small conveyor system, integrating mechanical structure, electronics, and basic automation.
The machine was initially conceptualized and partly assembled at Fab Lab Puebla. Due to logistical challenges, part of the team traveled to Ibero Mexico City to retrieve structural materials and continue with the assembly.
You can visit the team's full documentation here.
Although I live in a different city and collaborated mostly remotely, I actively contributed to key aspects of the project:
Working remotely presented some natural challenges, which I addressed throughout the project:
Despite the geographical distance, I was able to contribute significantly to the project, especially by providing the structural foundation necessary for the successful assembly. This experience helped me enhance skills such as:
I am proud that my contribution in terms of material preparation, structural design advice, and assembly support was essential to achieving a functional and presentable machine.
This assignment was completed as part of a collaborative group effort between Fab Lab Puebla and Ibero Mexico City.