SQUIIZ - Process Book

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S QU I I Z It ’s more than a robot cleaner

Quang Nguyen


Table of Contents Prompt ....................................................................................... 3 Research .................................................................................... 4

SWOTs .............................................................................. 5-10

Technologies, Processes and Materials Research ...... 11-16

Market Matrix .................................................................. 17-21

User Research .................................................................. 22-29

Product Tear-down ......................................................... 30-35

Exploration ............................................................................... 36-40 Mock-ups ................................................................................... 41-45 Final 3 Direction ....................................................................... 46-55 Design Details .......................................................................... 56-60 Final Design .............................................................................. 61-75

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Prompt Design an inside-out product that will enhance the user experience by packaging the functional components in such a way as to enhance the user’s understanding and celebrate those functional components. The celebrated components must be easily seen by the users, understandable and used as they are intended.

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Research

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SWOT - Mouse Strength • Easy to use • High precision • Move cursor without moving your arm

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Weaknesses • Large size • Odd shape • Bulky

Opportunities • Smaller • Scalable • Lighter

Threats • Can be expensive • Breakable when drop

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SWOT - Robot Cleaner Strength • Portable • Core-less • Powerful

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Weaknesses • Short usage time • Noisy • Easy getting stuck

Opportunities • Small • Lighter • Longer running time

Threats • Concern about kid safety • Battery explosion

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SWOT - Juicer/Blender Strength • Powerful • Short learning curve • Get to see the machine in action

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Weaknesses • Not easy to carry around • Takes a lot of counter space • Difficult to clean

Opportunities • • • •

Quieter Easy to operate Smaller Battery powered

Threats • The blades are dangerous when clean

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SWOT - Coffee Maker Strength • Nearly instant coffee • Convenient • Cheaper than buying coffee

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Weaknesses • Heavy weight • Takes a while to boil the water • Keurig coffee maker only works with Keurig’s cups

Opportunities • Smaller • Quicker boiling time • More colors

Threats • Putting local coffee shops out of business • Safe concern regarding water and electric device

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SWOT - Humidifier Strength • Moisturize the air • Quite • Healthy product if you are allergic to dry air

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Weaknesses • Works only indoor • Pets get curious so they may knock over

Opportunities • Pets friendly • Easier refilling water • Hanging instead

Threats • Water leaking may cause bigger problem • Mildew grows inside the tank

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Product Direction Mouse

Robot Cleaner Juicer

Coffee Maker

Criteria

Humidifier

Internal Components (The more the better)

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5

4

2

1

Cost

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2

4

4

5

Safety

5

5

1

1

3

Function

1

4

3

2

1

Opportunities

3

5

2

2

1

Portability

5

5

2

2

1

Playful (Kids friendly)

3

4

1

1

2

Attachment (How much I want to redesign it)

3

5

4

2

3

Space (How much room is it taking)

5

3

2

1

3

Interaction

2

4

4

2

1

Total

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42

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19

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Technologies

360 * Camera

Voice Command

A.I.

Mobile App

Motion Activated

Taking 360* picture or video recordings where a view in every direction is recorded at the same time, shot using super wide angle cameras or a collection of cameras. Current robot vacuums only have sensors so adding 360* camera can give them a wider view of the space, and it can map out the rooms.

Voice control is a device controlled by means of the human voice. By removing the need to use buttons, dials and switches, consumers can easily operate appliances with their hands full or while doing other tasks. Telling robot to vacuum the house while eating dinner with the family saves time and energy.

Is the ability of a computer program or a machine to think and learn. It is also a field of study which tries to make machines “smart”. Over a period of time, robot vacuum will learn when it’s time to vacuum the house. When the owner isn’t home. When a mug falls on the floor and breaks.

Is a computer program designed to run on a mobile device such as a smart-phone or tablet computer Keep track of how often you let the robot vacuum the house. Use the app to set automatic cleaning when you are away.

Is a device that detects moving objects, particularly people. Such a device is often integrated as a component of a system. Built-in motion activated camera lets the robot knows when the user is in the room. If the user is in the room the robot move on to another room and let the user rest in silence.

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Technologies

Self-driving

Solar Panel

Is a vehicle or device that is capable of sensing its environment and navigating without human input. The robot vacuum senses the environment around it and avoids stairs, obstacles, or pets.

Absorb the sunlight as a source of energy to generate electricity or heat. Houses with open windows can recharge vacuum robot using the sun light.

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Silicon-Air Battery Silicon–air battery technology is based on electrodes of oxygen and silicon. Such batteries can be lightweight, with a high tolerance for both extremely dry conditions and high humidity. The lightweight battery will reduce the load on the motors.

Drone

Pet Interaction

An aircraft without a human pilot aboard. The flight of UAVs may operate with various degrees of autonomy: either under remote control by a human operator or autonomously by onboard computers. Adding drone capability to robot vacuum so it can reach high places like on top of the cabinet, skylight, or air vents.

The above device is Pet Chartz, it allows people to talk with their pets while they are away. It also has the treat dispensing feature. Most people bought robot vacuum due to the shedding of pet hair. Adding the technology that lets the owner interacts with their pet.

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Manufacturing Processes

CNC Milling

3 D Printing

Sand Casting

CNC Milling is the machining process of using rotary cutters to remove material from a workpiece by feeding in a direction at an angle with the axis of the tool. Great for precision parts for the internal components.

3D Printing is a process of making three-dimensional solid objects from a digital file. Difficult to manufacture parts can be 3D printed.

Sand Casting is a metal casting process characterized by using sand as the mold material. Great for heavy duty parts.

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Super-forming Super-forming is a high temperature strain rate controlled gas pressure forming process. The process can achieve highly complex shapes in sheet or tube and can incorporate tool movement to achieve features undercut to die-line. Thin metal pieces good for housing.

Thermal Forming A sheet of plastic material is heated to plasticity, then pressed against a 3D mold by vacuuming out the air between the sheet and the mold, and applying air pressure above the plastic sheet. Housing of the device.

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Manufacturing Processes

Investment Casting

Injection Molding

Die Casting

The mold is formed by using a wax pattern - a disposable piece in the shape of the desired part. Tiny internal components can be casted.

Is a manufacturing process for producing parts by injecting material into a mold. Injection molding can be performed with a host of materials mainly including, elastomer, confections, and thermoplastic and thermosetting polymers. High volume and complicated parts.

Is a metal casting process that is characterized by forcing molten metal under high pressure into a mold cavity. High volume metal parts can be produced using die casting.

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Sheet Metal Is metal formed by an industrial process into thin, flat pieces. It is one of the fundamental forms used in metalworking and it can be cut and bent into a variety of shapes. Thin metal sheet can be shaped into structure parts.

Chemical Etching Is the subtractive manufacturing process of using baths of temperature-regulated etching chemicals to remove material to create an object with the desired shape. High precision process, great for etching or creating thin metal parts.

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Materials

Polypropylene Pros: • High strength • Good electrical insulation • Excellent thermal stability Cons: • Low fire resistance • High thermal expansion coefficient which limits its high temperature applications

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Nylon Pros: • Renewable plant source, • Very low carbon footprint, • High mechanical strength Cons: • Melt easily, • Acid dye, • Fading over time,

Polyoxymethylene Pros: • High stiffness • Excellent stability • Rigidity over a broad temperature range Cons: • Low fire resistance • No outdoor use

Glass

Wood

Pros: • Longer lasting • Aesthetic • Can be recycle over and over again

Pros: • Classic, elegant look • Durable and rustresistant

Cons: • Danger of breaking • Shorter life-span if careless

Cons: • Scratch easily • High-maintenance

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Materials

Fabric Polyester Pros: • Acoustically transparent • Easy to clean • Fade resistant Cons: • Not fire resistance • Made from petroleum

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Magnesium Pros: • Good finishing characteristics • High dimensional accuracy • Excellent stiffness and strength-toweight ratio Cons: • Sensitive under extreme high temperature • Can crack and fail leading to failure

Zinc Pros: • Low cost raw material • Excellent thin wall capability • Full recyclable Cons: • Soft and can scratch easily • Sensitive to high temperature

Aluminum Pros: • Outstanding corrosion resistance • Lightweight • Good stiffness Cons: • If damaged aluminum is difficult to reshape or repair • Chip easily

Stainless Steel Pros: • Easily machinable • Resistant to corrosion Cons: • Non-magnetic • Difficult to weld

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Products Report

Dyson 360 Eye

Eufy RoboVac 11

ILIFE V3s Robotic Vacuum

iRobot Roomba 960

Price: $999.99

Price: $219.99

Price: $149.99

Price: $698.99

Pros: • Outstanding cleaning, • Methodical navigation, • Small footprint, • Discreet dock.

Pros: • Large receptacle, • Quiet, • Powerful, • Automatic recharge.

Pros: • Easy to setup • Quite • Works well on tile, hardwood and short pile carpet

Pros: • Multi-Room navigation, • Long lasting battery, • Room to room cleaning.

Cons: • Too tall for some furniture, • Expensive.

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Cons: • Random cleaning paths, • Cannot set week after week plan, • No boundaries.

Cons: • Trouble finding the charging station, • Randomness, • Did not always emit a sound when it was stuck.

Cons: • Problems with navigation, • Sometimes cleans randomly.

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Product Report

Moneual RYDIS H68

Neato Botvac D80

Pure Clean Smart Robotic Samsung Powerbot R7070

Price: $499.99

Price: $699.99

Price: $74.99

Price: $799.99

Pros: • Good cleaning performance, • Vacuums rugs and wet mops floors, • Remote included,

Pros: • Flexible Mobile App, • Good Sensing Abilities, • Long Lasting Batteries, • Automatic recharge.

Pros: • Cheap, • Good battery life, • Powerful.

Cons: • It’s Loud, • Pricey,

Cons: • Noisy, • No auto charging, • No boundaries.

Pros: • Powerful suction, • Flat edge works well in tight spaces, • Smart navigation over different floor types, • App control.

Cons: • Has trouble finding home base, • Limited programming options, • No boundaries market.

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Cons: • Middling battery life, • Alexa integration is unreliable.

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Storyboard - Cleaning

Charging:

Place the robot at the dock

Mapping:

Showing the path of cleaning 19

Ready to Clean:

Press the power button

Trash Level:

Trash compartment is visible

Cleaning in Progress: Automatic cleaning

Transition:

Moving from wood to carpet

360* Camera:

Show the point of view

Homing:

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Market matrix

Complex Features

Cost $1000

Cost $50

From research and survey, many consumers prefer to pay between $100-$200 for a new robot cleaner. Quang Nguyen

Minimal Features 20


Market matrix Easy to Use

Unusual

Subtle

Complicated 21

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User Survey 1

2

Aesthetic is important.

3

People want fewer hi-tech features in robot cleaner.

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Majority of the people want a pet-friendly robot cleaner. 22


User Survey 5

Majority either have or want a robot cleaner.

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The price people want to pay for a robot cleaner is between $100-$200. 23

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Most users want quick cleaning robot cleaner.

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Survey

(Problems)

“gets corners” “autonomy, ... runs on its own while I’m not home”

“bigger bag” “have enough battery to do the house in one go” “carpet, wood, and tile floor”

“self recharge”

“low noise”

“low maintenance” “auto dispose, auto control”

“poop-avoidance”

“quietness” Quang Nguyen

“voice control/activation”

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Persona Name: Veronica Family Age: Veronica 32, Ricky 12 and Josie 8. Status: Single mom Location: Seattle, WA Occupation: Financial Consultant, $60k Interest & Hobbies: yoga, jogging, reading, going to the museum, handcrafting gifts, painting, playing poker. Pets: 1 cat and 1 dog. Bio: Veronica was born in Seattle and had lived there for most of her life. She works as a financial consultant for Affirma Consulting in Seattle. Her daily schedule can take up most of her day and it’s difficult for her to get everything organizes within a day. Currently, Veronica has 1 cat and a dog, and they love playing with her kids. However, they shed hairs faster than Veronica can clean them. “Okay, I am in need of an automated robot cleaner that doesn’t require my attention to operate. It must require little maintenance, clean under the furniture, and transport my only cat around. I know he is lazy!”

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Key Goals Little Maintenance: Remove hairs on the roller, clean the wheel, or replace the batteries.

Getting Corners: Ability to clean corners and wall edges.

Low Profile: Gets into tight spaces, between chair legs, and under furniture.

Efficient: Wider cleaning area in a small package.

User and Pet-friendly: Easy to operate and can be a pet’s best friend. Mission: Existing robot cleaners are restricted by their plastic housings, narrow brush sizes, and non-swappable batteries. They are chunky, limited in the cleaning area, and have short cleaning time. My mission is to design a new robot cleaner that will celebrate the functionality, wider cleaning area, and longer running time.

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Mind Map

Possible design directions 27

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Biomimicry

Bottom Sucker - Hard to reach areas.

Hummingbird - Quite when operating.

Stag Beetle - Low profile but also efficient. Quang Nguyen

Dandelion - Lightweight. 28


Aesthetic Goals

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Nature

Aston Martin Submarine

Bird Nest

Stag Beetle

Inviting

Alcantara Fabric

The Form of Form

Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman

Efficient

Fisker Karma - Solar Panel Roof

Sino-Italy Environment & Energy Building (SIEEB)

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Tear Down - Top Housing

3 sensor modules, each module has 2 proximity sensors.

Underside of the top enclosure has the control module.

Top enclosure cover and handle.

Topside of the top enclosure. Quang Nguyen

Close-up of LED lights module. 30


Tear Down - Bottom Housing

Underside of the bottom enclosure.

Right Wheel

Gears and belt that turn the cylindrical brush.

Left Wheel Trash Compartment

Cylindrical Brush

Battery Oscillating Wheel Bottom side of the bottom enclosure. 31

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Tear Down - Internal Components Side Brush Motor

Side Brush

2.5” Oscillating Wheel

Cylindrical Brush Motor

2” Battery 1.5” Cylindrical Brush

7”

Power Switch & Charging Port

4” Left Wheel Motor

Right Wheel Motor

1” 1.5”

3.5”

Internal components Quang Nguyen

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Tear Down -

Internal Components and Housings

3.5” 8.5”

8.5”

3”x5”

10.5”

1.5”x4”

11”

11”

1.5” 7” 33

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Components Layout

Wheel Motor 1”x1.5”

Suction Motor 2”x1”

Battery 5”x2”x1”

Motherboard 5”x3”

Wheel Motor 1”x1.5” Quang Nguyen

daughterboard 1.5”x4”

Proximity Sensor (.5”x.5”)

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Sketch Model Layout

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Exploration

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G etting the Corners

2 1 3

This area focuses on different ways to clean corners: 1. Flies - the two front heads move extended out to clean the corners. 2. Pac-Man - when it gets near a chair leg. It opens out like a Pac-Man so it can clean around the leg. 3. Dream Catcher - the internal components are held by bungee cord which reduces the vibration and noise. 37

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Low-Profile

5 4

6 This area focuses on low profile and small footprint: 4. Skii - this design is like skiing, the both pedals come closer when it senses narrow space. 5. Earth & Moon - this design is small, the outer brush rotates around to collect dust and the middle brush collect the rest. 6. Antenna - the front brushes push dirt toward the center and go straight into the dirt bin. Quang Nguyen

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Efficient

7

8

9

This area focuses on large clean area: 7. Tick - many side brushes push dirt to the center of the dirt bin. 8. Walking - this design has two brush heads and two different dirt bins. It can clean in a straight line or side way. 9. Meiosis - the head brush is oscillating so it can move left or right, and it can reach under low furniture. 39

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What-Ifs

10 Patterns

Expandable dirt compartment Gears

11 12 This area focuses on “what-ifs”, meaning what could it be like in the future: 10. Origami - the dirt bin is folded when it’s empty and when it’s full the dirt bin expands out. 11. Paper Ball - it uses kinetic power to walk and the feet clean the surface. The dirt bin is at the center. 12. Spiral - the spirals are silicone and it picks up dirt. When it’s full it can be rinsed off and reused. Quang Nguyen

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Mock-up - Gear System

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Mock-up - Heliocentric

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Mock-up - Tire

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Mock-up - Helios-gear

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Mock-up - Mechanical Sensor

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Final 3 Directions

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Final 1 - Dream Catcher

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Final 1 - Details Motor Trash compartment frame

Brush

Lash Bungee

Trash compartment

Brush Head Detail

Trash Compartment

Wheel Motor Bungee Motor screws

Motor frame

Wheel Motor Quang Nguyen

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Final 1 - Model

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Final 2 - Heliocentric

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Final 2 - Details Outer frame gear Arm

Brush

Motor Motor frame Motor screw Motor screws

Motor

Brush Motor

Arm Motor and Gear

Life up the frame to take the trash compartment out

Taking the Trash Out 51

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Model 2

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Final 3 - Ski

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Final 3 - Details Outer frame Worm head

Brush head gears

Worm screw

Motor

Brush head

Worm Screw

Brush Drum and Motor

Getting into Tight Space Quang Nguyen

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Decision Gear System

Ski

Stag Beetle

Functionality (2x)

6

7

9

Inside-out (2x)

8

7

8

Key Goals

3

4

5

Aesthetic

5

3

3

Attachment

3

2

4

Total

25

23

28

Criteria

Notes

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This was my favorite design, but after This design was interesting but it This design wasn’t on my top three studying the mock-up the functionality wasn’t efficient. The cleaning area was but in terms of design goals. It’d met wasn’t there. smaller than the other two. nearly all of the requirements.

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Design Detail

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Why Stag Beetle?

(Low-Profile)

Current robot vacuums are too wide to go between chair legs or tight spaces

12”

Purelife $74.99

13.8”

Roomba 960 $697.99

The mechanical brush arms come together when touching on its side against something which changes its shape into a smaller cleaner. 57

13.4”

Samsung Powerbot $599.99

Fits within a Letter size paper

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Why Stag Beetle? (Efficiency and Getting the Corners) The cleaning area of the current robot cleaners is limited by the side brush, cylindrical brush width and the body.

10”

Purelife $74.99

9.5”

13.5”

Dyson 360 $999.99

Samsung $826.99

11.2”

Roomba 960 $697.99

15”

Width of the cleaning area

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The brush arms come together when hitting the corners pushing dust into the cylindrical brush in the middle. 58


Design Details - Processes Sheet Metal 3D Printing

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Design Details - Styles

Po w er B u tt o n

Streamline 1 Streamline 2

Brush

A n gu lar St y l e

Low-Poly

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S QU I I Z

2.66" 2.62"

3.16"

6.68"

11.80" 7.87"

13.38"

Orthographic

2.28"

8.03"

8.75" 14.04"

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2.70" 6.27"

6.63" 13.38"

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Parts Dirt Bin Handle

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Power Button

Dirt Bin Cover Battery Enclosure Grip Dirt Bin Circuit Board Wheel Rim EPDM Wheel

Battery Enclosure Rechargeable Batteries Wheel Motor

Torsion Spring Enclosure Brush Motor Brush Arm

Wheel Axle

Brush Arm Torsion Spring Motor Dampener

Arm Brushes Clip Arm Brushes

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Bill of Materials Item No.

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Part Number

QTY..

Materials

BOM Notes Translucent black

1

Dirt_Bin_Cover

1

ABS

2

Dirt_Bin_Handle

1

ABS

3

Dirt_Bin

1

ABS

4

Power_Button

1

ABS

5

Brush_Arms

2

ABS

6

Arm_Motor_Axle

2

Magnesium

7

Arm_Brush_Clip

2

ABS

8

Torsion_Spring_Enclosure

2

ABS

9

Torsion_Spring

2

Magnesium

10

Arm_Brush_Hair

18

Nylon

11

Brush_Arm_Motor

2

Magnesium

12

Brush_Arm_Dampener

2

Magnesium

13

Wheel_Motor

2

Magnesium

14

Wheel_Rim

2

ABS

15

Wheel_Tire

2

EPDM

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Wheel_Cap

2

Magnesium

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Drum_Brush

1

Nylon

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Frame

1

Magnesium

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Battery

8

Samsung 21700

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Battery_Enclosure_Top

1

ABS

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Battery_Enclosure_Bottom

1

ABS

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Battery_Enclosure_Grip

1

ABS

Left and right arms

Outsource

Outsource

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Colors & Finishes PANTONE速 306 CP Process Blue

PANTONE速 000 C White

PANTONE速 6C Black

PANTONE速 1665 CP Orange

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Dirt Bin Handle

SPI Finish C-3 (Rough)

Wheel Motors

SPI Finish C-3 (Rough)

Wheel Axle Caps

SPI Finish A-3 (Glossy)

Battery Cover Bottom

SPI Finish B-3 (Non-glossy)

Brush Motors

SPI Finish C-3 (Rough)

Arm Joints

SPI Finish C-3 (Rough)

Arms

SPI Finish B-2 (Non-glossy)

Dirt Bin Bottom

SPI Finish B-2 (Non-glossy)

Wheel Rims

SPI Finish A-3 (Glossy)

Battery Cover Top & Clip

SPI Finish B-2 (Non-glossy)

Wheel Motors

SPI Finish C-3 (Rough)

Tires

SPI Finish D-3 (Very Rough)

Frame

SPI Finish C-1 (Rough)

Dirt Bin Lid

SPI Finish A-1 (Glossy)

Drum Brush

SPI Finish C-2 (Rough)

Brush Clamps

SPI Finish C-2 (Rough)

Power Button

SPI Finish C-2 (Rough)

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Materials

ABS - Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene

Nylon

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Magnesium

EPDM Rubber - Eth-

ylene Propylene Diene Monome

Samsung 21700 Battery

Dirt Bin and Arms

Brushes

Frame and Motors

Tires

Batteries

• High strength • Good impact resistance • Excellent appearance

• Renewable plant source, • Very low carbon footprint, • High mechanical strength, • Flexible

• Good finishing characteristics • High dimensional accuracy • Excellent dampening properties • Excellent stiffness and strength-toweight ratio

• Low cost • Light weight • Fire resistance and impossible to catch on fire • Durable

• Li-on rechargeable battery • 3,000mha per cell • Fully charged in 60 minutes

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Processes

Extrusion • Arm Brushes, • Wheel Axles,

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CNC Spring Coiling • Torsion Springs

Injection Molding • • • • • •

Dirt Bin, Dirt Bin Cover, Dirt Bin Handle, Arms, Battery Eclosure, Tires,

Investment Casting • Frame, • Motors, • Wheel Rims,

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Design Features Translucent Cover for better visual of the dirt level

S QU I I Z Easy emptying Dirt Bin with hand grip

Side Brushes push dirt toward the Drum Brush

Torsion springs cover, protection against pet hairs

Drum Brush collects dirt

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Design Features Exposed Brush heads for easy cleaning

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Easy access power button

Grippy EPDM tires Exposed Motors for better cooling 69

User replaceable battery

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Squeezable

S QU I I Z

14”

Normal Position: on an open surface.

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14” of cleaning area when cleaning

9”

Squeezed Position:

when going through tight or narrow space the arms squeeze down to less than 9” making cleaning easier without getting stuck. 70


Storyboard

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Placing fully charged battery.

Pressing the Power Button to start.

Detaching the Dirt Bin.

Dumping the trash.

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Functional Features (Efficient & Low-Profile) 9�

14�

Large cleaning area in a small food-print.

Narrow enough to go between chair legs.

Easily to clean under furnitures.

The side brushes sweep dirt toward the drum brush.

The side brushes surround the chair legs.

The drum brush will pick up collected dirt.

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Functional Features (Getting Corners & Little Maintenance)

Heading toward a corner.

The side brushes come together.

The side brushes come close together to clean the corner.

Easy access to the battery.

Lift off the Dirt Bin to access the internals.

Easy to clean and maintenance.

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S QU I I Z It ’s more than a robot cleaner

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S QU I I Z I t ’s m o r e t h a n a r o b o t c l e a n e r

Thank you 75

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