Final Prototype Photos
BINGrip Sollertia ‘bingo spinner’ final prototype photos
BINGrip Sollertia ‘bingo dibber’ final prototype photos
Exploded Views
Bingo spinner exploded view diagram
Bingo spinner exploded view video
Bingo spinner body’s internals – The bingo spinner is designed to convert the squeezing force exerted by the user into kinetic rotational force with a series gears inside the main body of the spinner and a cam wheel with one way directional notches that engages with a custom axle. (this cam wheel ensures the produced rotational force move the gears continually in one direction as opposed to just moving them back and forth as the hand clenches and unclenches.)
Physical PLA 3D-Printed parts of the bingo spinner’s stand assembly
Bingo dibber exploded view diagram
Prototype Functionality and Technical Requirements
Bingo spinner’s squeeze handle and arm rotation functionality
This video of the prototype’s squeeze handle operation demonstrates the successful fulfilment of Technical Requirement 1 of the product:-
‘The bingo spinner part of the product must convert the user’s hands squeezing force into continuous one-way rotational force to spin a pre-existent bingo tombola wheel.’
Bingo spinner’s height adjustment system functionality
This video of the bingo spinner prototype’s height adjustment system demonstrates the successful fulfilment of Technical Requirement 2 of the product:-
‘The bingo spinner part of the product must have a height adjustment system which allows it to be raised and lowered between 90mm and 140mm so it can be used with a wide variety of pre-existent bingo tombola wheels.’
Bingo dibber’s arm mechanism operation
This video of the bingo dibber prototype’s handle mechanism operation partially demonstrates the fulfilment of Technical Requirement 3 of the product. (It shows successfully how the user must use a pinch grip and wrist flexion to operate the product, however the dibber prototype’s tip is only a representation the highlighter tip that would be used in the manufactured product and so does not mark the bingo card.) :-
‘The bingo dibber part of the product must enable the user to use a pinch grip and wrist flexion to accurately mark numbers on a tradition bingo card.’
