Key Tools
3D Printer
Only one 3D printer is needed to complete the project, any recent FDM 3D printer able to print PLA, PETG & TPU should suffice. Although it is highly recommended to work with one of the following printers as they are supported by the project:
Configuration tips will be shared
Supported models will be made available
Pre-sliced .gcode files will be made available
Description |
Image |
Purchase Link |
Price |
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Prusa MK4S (open source) |
CHF 937.21 |
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Bambu Lab P1S (closed source) |
CHF 475.71 |
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Bambu Lab A1 (closed source) |
CHF 268.59 |
In addition to the printer, good quality filament needs to be purchased to avoid problems during printing.
Hand Tools
Quality allen wrench set
Hand-saw for Metal (aluminium)
Quality workbench & Vice
Hammer
Punches
M5 Taps
Power Tools
Hand Drill
Drill Bits
Optional:
Drill press
Bench Grinder
Lathe
Mill
Lab Bench Tools
Handheld Multimeter
Current probe
Optional:
Oscilloscope
Lab Bench Power Supply
Lab Bench Signal Generator
Lab Bench Multimeter
Soldering Equipment
Lead-free Solder
Solder Wick
Wire Strippers
0.5mm2 (24AWG) wire - red & black & more
1.0mm2 (18AWG) wire - red & black
Helping Hand
Optional
Crimping Tools
Ferrules & Lugs
Connectors (molex or JST)
Trinocular
Circuitry Supplies
Breadboards
Jumper Wires (male to male)
Jumper Wires (male to female)
2.54mm Headers
Resistors Set
Capacitor Set
Inductor Set
Transistor Set
LEDs
Push-buttons
Switches
Computing Equipment
Keyboard (USB-A)
Mice (USB-A)
Stable wifi network
Optional
Monitor
Micro-HDMI cable
Software Used Throughout the Project
For Mechanical Engineering, Fusion360 is the software that will be used:
For Electrical Engineering, here are the software that will be used:
Arduino IDE
KiCad 8
For Software Engineering, here are the software that will be used:
Ubuntu 24.04
ROS 2 Jazzy
Docker