Automoblox

By Tanim Pavel, Caleb Via, and Akeem

Blalock

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Removed the wheels

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The wheels rotate
No wear or damage
Made with Polystyrene
Connected to tires and axles
Sits on the axle
No problems taking apart

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Removed the tires

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Stay attached to the wheels
No wear or damage
Made out of ABS
Connected to the wheels
Wrapped around the wheels
No problems taking apart

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Removed Connectors
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Connect main pieces together
No wear or damage
Made out of Silicones
They connect parts
They lock in place
No problems taking apart

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Removed the Windshield

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To protect the people
No wear or damage
Made out of Epoxy Resin
Connected to middle piece
Sticks in to it
No problems taking apart

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Removed the people

Four removed
They make the car more realistic
No damage
Made out of polycarbonate
They connect to the passenger base
Lock in place
No problems

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Removed the back piece

One removed
They connect to the main piece
No damage
Connects to the main piece and
wheels
6. Made out of balsa wood
7. Fastened to wheel and connectors
8. No problems

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Removed the main piece

One removed
It holds the people
No damage
Made out of balsa wood
Connected to front, back,
windshield, and passengers
7. Held by connectors
8. No problems

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Removed front piece

One removed
Serve as a front piece
No damage
Made out of balsa wood
Connected to main piece and
wheels
7. Connected by connector pieces
8. No problems

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As a group, we noticed the exact click-in factor of the body pieces, the
complexity within the spinning axle of which lets the wheels rotate freely, and
the overall part by part functionality of the Automoblox car.
The intended use of this product is to portray a wooden, moving, model car.
Intended to entertain children and provide a bit of a learning experience as to
identifying shapes as the Automoblox people are shapes at their lower half.
The product is pushed back and forth, and the plastic wheels w/ rubber tires
allow to move like a model car.
Yes, our predictions were correct.
A redesign idea we came up with was adding more shapes inside the back
piece, in which different shape people can be placed. This offers enrichment
in identifying even more shapes to children like hexagons, rhombuses,
trapezoids,or anything.