Group 3 - NanoHacking-UNILI

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Documentation Project SkiPo

Lecture 09.05.2015

Skill Share

Encourage your group members to share their unique skills and determine what skill they may need to reach their goals.

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Knowledge Hunt

Find out what does your team already know - challenges you're interested in - solutions and what you'd like to learn.

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Jam Session + Cull The Set

Create with your group as many ideas as possible, explore a range of different solutions and build up on these ideas in a supportive manner.

Look over all the ideas your group has created - set a focus on ideas that you wanna develop - think of the reasons why exactly this idea suppose to get a closer look.

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Lecture 16.05.2015

Ideas Remix

Our group discussed toegehter different methods of realising our project in real life. As well as different functions the project should contain.

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Mock Up Protoyping

During our Mock Up Prototyping Session we prepared three small models which are a simple visualisation of the human skin.

The fist model shows regular human skin with all its layers. The second skin contains a thin nano layer which is at that moment in the "off" modus because there is no impact. The third model shows the nano layer switched "on"where the nano layer and its molecules shock lock to absorb the impact energy.

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The finished Mock Up has to be presented in a very short form in front of all the other students to show them our general project idea.

To visualise we showed the advantages of our new development "Skipo" (short form for: skin protection) with our mock up models. Our group showed how it absorbs the shocks with a hammer and that it is as well a protection against knifes. After that we got a short feedback and new input of ideas from our colleagues.

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After the presentation we got a short feedback and new input of ideas from our colleagues. They told as what they are thinking about the project, what questions do they have regarding our Nano layer and what kind of problems do they think of after the heard about the "product".

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- When the skin reacts? Does it shock lock your whole body or does it react local?

- What happens with the skin when the person has an operation? Does it also get stiff? - This could be a real problem!!

- Can the person still feel anything or is it also a protection for pain?

- Has the engineered skin the ability to tell apart fun and danger?

Project Management

Timeline

For the next two weeks we prepared a timetable and fixed the date where we meet up to discuss the following steps.

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To Do and Name

We made a to-do-list and assign the tasks to the different people. The group voted for a name that describes our project and functions as well as the name for our group.

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The name of our project and group is: SkiPo SkiPo is the short version for: Skin Protection


Story Line

We designed together a story line of our presentation to structure all the information we want to show.


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Visualisation

The last task of the day was to draw some sketches and ideas how to show our nano skin and the way it works. As well we decided how to design our `final mock up model`

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Research

Body

http://www.d3o.com/materials/

http://forschungsnewsletter.univie.ac.at/newsletters/februarmaerz-2008/viewpage/article/nanomaterialien-hart-und-weich-zugleich/

http://www.welt.de/wissenschaft/article13735106/Wunder-Stoff-fasziniert-mit-bizarren-Eigenschaften.html

http://www.hyperraum.tv/2013/04/30/auxetik-querdenker-gefragt/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-Newtonian_fluid

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D3o

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skin


How one could control the behaviour of the nano-particles

http://www.technologyreview.com/article/517956/chemical-connector/


The structure of our nano-particles could also connect like in the video above

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKvMp4KQ6oU


What other materials could be used

http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/04/13/bend-it-charge-it-dunk-it-graphene-the-material-of-tomorrow/?_r=0

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetorheological_fluid

http://science.howstuffworks.com/liquid-body-armor.htm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6md1wgyo3Ik

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYIWfn2Jz2g


Skin Colour

http://anthro.palomar.edu/adapt/adapt_4.htm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhazAnN9cKs



Meeting 19.05.2015

Presentation

At our first meeting we discussed again the content of our presentation because we invested more time in researching about the topic and came up with more ideas what we should include. Therefore we made again a short list where we show the different slides with the topics and their content.


Model

Next discussion topic was the model and they way we exactly build it. We decided all the materials and the size and what the model should be able to do.

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Model Making

During the week we collected all the materials for our model. (food coloring, plexiglass, sponge, hair gel, silicone)

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For start we tested our "fake blood" out of hair gel, water and food coloring. The result speaks for itself ;)

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The next step was to cut the sponge in to the right size and create some boxes out of plexiglass. At the same time we added the different layers for the samples and made our final layer which should imitate the human skin. We also filled one example with our "fake blood".

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Meeting 26.05.2015

Presentation

In our last meeting before the final presentation we finalised the presentation and prepared everything for saturday. We discussed again important topics and collected information for the presentation.

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Model

The last things were made for the final models. Hopefully they work as they should at the presentation. :)

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Final Presentation 30.05.2015

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File:NanoHacking_Skipo_final presentation.pdf