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Please list full names and MacID’s of all present Team Members
Full Name: MacID:
Stephen Dorssers dorssers
Danielle Fong fongd5
Chuyuan Xie xiec19
Mohammad Muntazar Bhurwani bhurwanm
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Insert your Present Testing Plan (how you would test your prototype with the resources that you
have available).
Lightweight
Metric: Mass
We can test this by using the iProperties in inventor to find the volume of the parts of our design.
From there we can use Granta to find the density of the different materials for each part and
calculate mass by multiplying volume times density. Adding these calculated masses of the parts
should give us the total mass of the device. We are testing that the device is under 5lb.
Durability
Metric: Stress
This can be tested using stress analysis simulation in Inventor. This allows us to test the amount
of stress the bar can endure on its sides to make sure that the bar will not break from the rest of
the device or deflect too much.
Flexibility
Metric: Stiffness (lower is better)
The stiffness can be calculated using Hooke’s Law to determine how far the spring can be
stretched and the amount of force required to stretch the spring to a specific height.
Insert your Future Testing Plan (how you would test your prototype with the resources that you
do not currently have available but may have in the future).
Given more time and resources, our team would’ve been able to perform more tests on our
prototype. This would include physically building the prototype so we can test the mobility,
flexibility, strength, and stability of the design. With a physical prototype to test, we could test
whether the base support can withstand the weight of an arm when being used. We would also
be able to test the flexibility of the spring and the mobility of the spinning bar to ensure that it can
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reach each part of the canvas. Furthermore, we can also test if the positioning of the arm
support and the cushion is comfortable for the client to paint with.
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