Flipper Flapper
por jsorscher
Archivos imprimibles (15)
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stlRet_Flap_Mount_R.stl
12 Ko · 1 912 descargas
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stlSwitch_Mount.stl
78 Ko · 1 842 descargas
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stlServo_Mounting_Plate_L.stl
68 Ko · 1 842 descargas
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stlTPU_retaining_flap_R.stl
17 Ko · 1 853 descargas
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stlAxle.stl
28 Ko · 1 845 descargas
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stlFlap.stl
18 Ko · 1 840 descargas
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stlSlotted_Wheel.stl
114 Ko · 1 833 descargas
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stlTPU_retaining_flap_L.stl
17 Ko · 1 839 descargas
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stlBaseplate.stl
13 Ko · 1 836 descargas
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stlSpur_Gear_24_teeth.stl
250 Ko · 1 831 descargas
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stlCenter_Bearing_Mount.stl
49 Ko · 1 836 descargas
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stlRet_Flap_Mount_L.stl
12 Ko · 1 817 descargas
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stlSpur_Gear_12_teeth.stl
190 Ko · 1 835 descargas
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stlServo_Mounting_Plate_R.stl
68 Ko · 1 827 descargas
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stlSide_Panel.stl
26 Ko · 1 828 descargas
Descripción
Many college students receive over one hundred push notifications per day. With a constant barrage of notifications flooding the screens of our computers and smartphones, it has become increasingly difficult to cultivate a work environment conducive to productivity.
Working at a desk cluttered with various electronics and papers is a challenge on its own, so we set out to reduce the interruptions from smartphone, tablet, and desktop notifications by consolidating the information and delivering it in an attractive, unobtrusive way.
The FlipperFlapper, a retro, flip clock inspired desktop notification center, combines practical functionality with elegant, exposed mechanical design.
On the technical end, continuous-rotation SG90 servos work in tandem with limit switches to create a closed feedback-control loop, allowing software on the internet-connected ESP32 microcontroller to flip the flaps to the appropriate location upon receipt of a notification.
We hope you enjoy our submission to the Fusion360 design challenge.