Prototype development and qualification

This teaching unit is a continuation of the "Definition of Industrial Products" teaching unit. Starting from the product definition file, the group of students (maximum of four) must produce a functional prototype of the solution that was subsequently validated. When manufacturing the prototype, the group of students must:

manage the subcontracting of parts to be manufactured and the purchase of standard components;

inspect manufactured parts and purchased components;

Assemble the prototype based on an assembly diagram created by the students.

Based on the characterization of the functions available in the CDCF, the student group must qualify the functional prototype by implementing all experimental means to verify each of the criteria and proposing corrective solutions in case of non-compliance.

Manufacture a functional prototype (conventional machines, digital control, and 3D printer)

Qualify this prototype by checking the criteria to be met

Propose corrective solutions to achieve validation of the functional prototype

Manufacturing process

Technical communication

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Based on the product definition file, the group of students (maximum of four) must produce a functional prototype of the solution that will subsequently be validated. When manufacturing the prototype, the group of students must:

manage the subcontracting of parts to be manufactured and the purchase of standard components;

inspect manufactured parts and purchased components;

Assemble the prototype based on an assembly diagram created by the students.

Based on the characterization of the functions available in the CDCF, the student group must qualify the functional prototype by implementing all experimental means to verify each of the criteria and proposing corrective solutions in case of non-compliance.