The ‘perfect’ mixing machine
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32972/dms.2019.012Keywords:
smart system, mixing machine, 3D modelling, modularityAbstract
In the past few years the Machine and Product Design Institute of the University of Miskolc took part in an international project, called HeiBus (http://www.heibus.eu/). As a part of this project student groups had to work on different real-life problems that were given by companies like Valeo, Robert Bosch, Festool etc. The real-life problem this paper is about was given by the Festool. The task was to design a machine that helps to make the ‘perfect’ mix. This paper is about the idea and about the developing process. In the task inscription, there was only one statement: ‘Develop the perfect mixing machine’. There were no restrictions about size, price and application, everything was up to the student team, but it was obvious that it had to be marketable.
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