Smart Lamp

Hello, we are 3rd year students at the Roberto Rocca Technical School, our names are Priscila Luna (15 years old), Valentina Ferreyra (15 years old) and Abigail Bonomi (15 years old).

In this document we will tell you and explain our project and how to replicate it step by step, materials, recommendations, etc. 

The project is about making a luminaire with brightness variation, bone a lamp to be able to use it as much as to study or for things that require light. For this project it is necessary to know how to program, make sketches, sketches, 3D modelling, manufacturing plans, among other things. 

• Plastic   
• Screws  
• Screwdriver   
• 3D printer   
• Tinkercad (Software)  
• Onshape (Software) 

Choose a role model to give us an idea of what to do  

This is the model on which we base ourselves: 

This helps us to know what components and what quantities of these we will have to use in our lamp. 

This step helps us to have an idea and begin to see how the lamp will be, how it will be assembled, among other things. 

This step helps us to classify each part of the piece and know what quantities we need; we also decide what material we are going to make the lamp.  

This step serves to know how we connect each component on the protoboard board and how the assembly will be later. 

 link: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/fgPFroJeYLL )  

This step is not very relevant, but if we need it, even if it is to see to understand how the components are connected to the Arduino.   

This is one of the most important steps since it gives us the dimensions and measures of the lamp. 

This step serves to test the measurements and capacity of the lamp, with the tests we check that the components will correctly enter the prototype. 

This step is used to program the lights, that is, when how and how often they turn the lights on and off and the variation of the light intensity.  

link: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/fgPFroJeYLL

This step serves to tell the lamp how to turn on and how to work. 

This step serves to see how each piece is assembled and for when we have to make the physical lamp, we send it to print with the 3d printer. 

Link: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/4c9ae8aff26d7eb9a33e49e9/w/06546c38bda14bb7fd768238/e/67b1c993b47d4114e9e0f162?renderMode=0&uiState=636e9a37ce5cc20ca371e728 

This step helps us to verify that the simulation works in the assembly, also to prepare the final prototype (which will be the assembly with the prototype all together).  

This step is used to see the specific measurements and verify the proportions of the lamp.  

Link: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/4c9ae8aff26d7eb9a33e49e9/w/06546c38bda14bb7fd768238/e/67b1c993b47d4114e9e0f162?renderMode=0&uiState=636e9a37ce5cc20ca371e728 

This is the final step what we do is send to print the pieces in 3D and place the assembly in the prototype and we already have our lamp ready.

RECOMMENDATIONS 

What we can recommend is if you decide to do this project is, have a good management of what is programming, modelling, technical drawing, etc. Also, that, if possible, they do it in groups, since it is more dynamic to work collaboratively. 

CONCLUSION 

What we can say is that with a lot of work time we reached the result we expected, and now we share it with you so that you can replicate it or simply see what we achieved. 

THANKS YOU!