Lang, Lucas – Project Manager & Electrical Axmann, Andrea – Structure Shears, Bryan – Structure Overcast, Bryan – Pneumatics Assistive Technology Fishing.

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Lang, Lucas – Project Manager & Electrical Axmann, Andrea – Structure Shears, Bryan – Structure Overcast, Bryan – Pneumatics Assistive Technology Fishing Device

Background & Purpose Peter Pauwels volunteers at Craig Hospital –adaptive technology fishing equipment +20 years of experience Builds AT fishing devices at no cost for people and groups around the nation User Interfaces –Joystick –Sip & Puff –Chin Switch Challenge: Fishing Device Functionality –Variable distance casting –Hooking action –Maintaining fishing experience Opportunity to significantly improve lives

The Basics Rotational Actuation Compressed Gas Electrically Controlled Batteries

Operating Processes Pullback Casting Hooking Reel-in

Design Specifications Parts cost < $1000 Variable distance casting = 30 → 80 feet Have a hooking function Water resistance = drip proof Source:

Previous Prototypes Distance 30 feet Distance 80 feet HookingDrip ProofCost Ours 2002 UW 2011 UW Torsional Spring Linear Spring Linear Springs Pneumatic Cylinder 2

Projectile Motion of Lure Assumptions: –Negligible Air Resistance –Launch Height Varied Inputs: –Launch Velocity –Launch Angle Determined that: –Launch Angle = ~40° –Launch Velocity = ft/s

Required Torque to Launch Lure Assumptions –Rod is rigid –Lure attached at tip of rod –Lure considered a point mass –Pole angular displacement Known Values –Polar Moment of Inertia –Final Lure Velocity Calculated –Required Torque = in-lb

Pneumatics Pneumatic Rotary Actuator

Circuitry & Controls Joystick 24 Volt & 12 Volt Direct Current DC Motor for Reel-in Process Solenoid Valves for Pneumatics Solenoid for Line Release

Line Release Cam Activated SwitchSolenoid Activated Line Release

Device Structure AT Fishing Device Structural Components

Device Structure Part NumberPart Description ATFP3Cam for line release ATFP2Switch base for line release switch ATFP10Bushing insert ATFP6Pole saddle top (2) ATFP4Pole saddle bottom 1 ATFP5Pole saddle bottom 2 ATFP1Plate for actuator and reel ATFP9Reel saddle top ATFP8Reel saddle bottom ATFP12Post to mount plate

Economic Analysis Electrical Components $ Pneumatic Components $ Structural Components $ Component Total $ Stand $ Reel and Rod $ Labor $ 1, Engineering Design$18, Project Total $20,652.00

Meeting Design Specifications Variable distance casting Hooking function Drip proof Under $1000 –Project cost for Peter: $1200

Recommendations Capability to use sip and puff controller Indicator dial to estimate casting distance Handle to ease transportation Line tensioning solenoid Rod Angle Adjustment

Acknowledgements Sponsored By The National Science Foundation Biomedical Engineering Research to Aid Persons with Disabilities: Grant Special Thanks to: Peter Pauwels Dr. Anne Peck Dr. Steve Barrett Mr. Scott Morton Dr. Robert Erikson The UW CEAS Machine Shop

Questions?

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