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Building blocks that span all capacity, allow rapid prototyping by virtue of plug-and-play design and [[5 Minute Design]]. | Building blocks that span all capacity, allow rapid prototyping by virtue of plug-and-play design and [[5 Minute Design]]. | ||
These building blocks allow for [[Lifetime Design]] by ready part swapping. There are typically components, and skeletons/frames/holders. On top of this is packaging and user interface. | These building blocks allow for [[Lifetime Design]] by ready part swapping. There are typically components, and skeletons/frames/holders. On top of this is packaging/bodies and user interface. | ||
=Electronics Case= | =Electronics Case= | ||
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*Wires and connectors are typically lever based, scalable, etc. | *Wires and connectors are typically lever based, scalable, etc. | ||
*[[Modular Power Elements]] for power | *[[Modular Power Elements]] for power | ||
*[[Modular Tablet]] | |||
Revision as of 00:42, 23 December 2024
Building blocks that span all capacity, allow rapid prototyping by virtue of plug-and-play design and 5 Minute Design.
These building blocks allow for Lifetime Design by ready part swapping. There are typically components, and skeletons/frames/holders. On top of this is packaging/bodies and user interface.
Electronics Case
- 3d printed holder board, connectors, lever clamps (such as Wago 221)
- Wide use of sockets and interface sockets.
- Extensive Scalability focus
- Cosmetics are a final 3D printed layer
- Wires and connectors are typically lever based, scalable, etc.
- Modular Power Elements for power
- Modular Tablet