Here, you can view a collection of images of the drill arm itself in development. These will include images of the final product, the CAD models, the physical prototypes, the virtual prototypes, and demonstration videos of the physical final product in operation.
The team's final design iteration, which would reach physical product status.
A side view of the team's final design iteration.
The first joint of the team's final product, displayed alongside part callouts.
The second joint of the team's final product, displayed alongside part callouts.
The third joint of the team's final product, displayed alongside part callouts.
The fourth joint of the team's final product, displayed alongside part callouts.
The fifth and final joint of the team's final product, displayed alongside part callouts.
The team's final design iteration, shown from the upper rearside.
The team's final design, as viewed from the rear bottom left corner.
The team's final design iteration, shown with the location of each joint being pointed out.
The team's final design iteration, shown from an upper righ perspective.
The team's final design iteration, shown from the left side perspective.
The team's physical manufactured product, completed.
A close up of Joints 4 and 5 fully manufactured and assembled.
A close up of Joints 1, 2, and 3 fully manufactured and assembled.
The fully assembled and manufactured product, viewed from the opposite side.
A video showing the robotic arm in full operation, displaying its capability to move without assistance.
A video displaying the robotic arm drilling through the aluminum plate.
A video displaying how the arm will move into position once commanded to do so by a human operator.
Another video of the drill in operation. The plate being drilled through in the video is made out of aluminum.
The team's current iteration of the prototype, from an isometric view.
The team's current iteration of the prototype, from a bottom front view.
A rear view of the team's current prototpye model.
A top view of the team's second prototype, which was replaced by the current model.
The team's current design iteration of the physical prototype's Arduino "brain".
The team's second design iteration, which eventually was replaced.