Across
- 1. Engineered wood made of glued layers, selected for the final stool project
- 4. Type of sitting supported by stools designed for working rather than relaxing
- 5. Branch of ergonomics focused on making flat-pack assembly intuitive and clear
- 6. Material used to construct initial 1:5 scale prototypes during testing
- 7. The cloud-based 3D CAD modeling software used in class
- 8. The science of making a product fit the user comfortably and safely
- 9. 3mm engineered wood sheet used for laser-cutting the final scale test model
- 10. The 1:5 proportional ratio used to build models before full-scale manufacturing
- 11. The project rulebook outlining goals, target users, location, and constraints
- 12. The two pointy pelvic bones you sit on, measured to determine minimum seat width
- 14. Arranging flat parts efficiently on material sheets to minimize waste
Down
- 1. Measurement from the floor to the crease behind the knee for stool height
- 2. Vector file format exported from Onshape and sent to the laser cutter
- 3. Interlocking construction methods that slot together without glue or screws
- 4. The study and measurement of human body dimensions to guide product sizing
- 8. The CAD feature in Onshape used to turn a 2D sketch into a 3D solid form
- 13. Computer-controlled cutting machine used to cut the chosen full-sized stool design