REVERSE ENGINEERING.

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REVERSE ENGINEERING

product: Cube puzzle By: Sofia Lin-liang

To pick apart and ‘reverse engineer’ a product that we chose. What is the task? To pick apart and ‘reverse engineer’ a product that we chose.

Table of contents Cube Picture Visual Analysis Functional Analysis Structural Analysis How do we improve the product?

The cube The purpose of this product is to entertain those of the smaller age group

Visual analysis By using the elements and principles of design, we were able to determine the successful qualities of any product and connect them to ours.

Visual analysis (Matrix) Organization is important!! We listed all the good qualities of our product into a elements/ principals of design chart.

Functional analysis

Functional analysis

Structural Analysis After inspecting the properties of our products, we finally took them apart.

Structural analysis

Measurements with dial caliper

Title blocks The shell/outer casing for the cube, which holds everything together

Title blocks The top of the cube

Title blocks The triangle part without dimensions on Inventor

Title block The big ball which goes into the middle of the puzzle

Title blocks The small ball without dimensions on Inventor

Assembly The whole assembly with dimensions on Inventor

What went well? I think the drawing of the product on Inventor went very successfully. Although I had a lot of trouble restraining the triangle to the center of the product, I finished it. In order to further continue this project, I think we should increase the size of the product and add more colors to it.

Any questions?