industrial Design:

Industrial Design Principles

Concepts that emphasize a balance between form, function, and aesthetics in product design.

Elegant Robot Design

A robot design that is visually appealing and exhibits simplicity and efficiency.

Modularity in Robotics

A design approach where components are easily adjustable or replaceable, allowing for versatility.

Custom Machining

The process of creating parts specifically tailored for a machine, typically done in-house for efficiency.

Redesign Process

The procedure of altering an existing design to improve functionality or aesthetics, often incorporating feedback and lessons learned.

Efficiency in Robot Functionality

The ability for each component of a robot to serve a specific purpose, minimizing unnecessary movements or complexity.

Ground Coral Intake

A mechanism in a robot designed specifically for picking up coral from the ground.

360-degree Rotation of Arm

A design feature allowing the robot's arm to rotate freely around a complete axis, enhancing its operational range.

Scoring Mechanism

A system within the robot that allows it to effectively collect and deposit objects, such as coral and algae.

Pivot Joint

A rotating point on a robot’s component that allows movement and positioning flexibility.