Design and development of a miniature tool changer mechanism for adesktop PCB fabrication system

Addem Labs is developing an office-friendly machine to manufacture single- and double- layer printed circuit boards (PCBs) on a user’s desktop. A core part of the machine is a miniature tool-changer mechanism that can pick up and use the tools required for various mechanical operations – the intern will be designing and developing this automated tool changer mechanism. The intern’s work will radically accelerate Addem Labs’ product development efforts and enable the company to bring its product to market months earlier than expected.

Faculty Supervisor:

Mark Chignell

Student:

Kausthub Shinde

Partner:

Addem Labs Inc.

Discipline:

Engineering - mechanical

Sector:

Manufacturing

University:

University of Toronto

Program:

Accelerate

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