Recycling Dispenser
The highlights of this project were modelling the dispenser and gears to get the mechanism working, assembling the parts, then uploading the code to the robot so that it works properly!
This is an image of the side view of the recycling dispenser in Autodesk Inventor. Each and every piece was designed to fit each other perfectly. Once everything was made, we assembled all the parts in one file, and added movement constraints so that it would simulate real mechanical movements.
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The highlights of this project were modelling the dispenser and gears to get the mechanism working, assembling the parts, then uploading the code to the robot so that it works properly!
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