Today we visited the Trollfjorden ship. It's a ship built in 2003, and we got to have a first look of what a ship bridge wing looks like.
The deck officer gave us some input on what works and what doesn't work. For example he would like to have glas floor to get a better understanding of the distance from the ship to the dock.
This is the team:
Meet IRIS, our magnificent paper 3D-printer:
First we created our SCRUM board!
Then we checked how many pieces we would need to make an ordinary chair. We discovered you need at least 13 pieces to make this particular chair.
This made us realize that we have to come up with a good assembly method to combine all the pieces into a 1:1 chair.
With our newfound knowledge we decided to just jump into making stuff with paper. So we built som 1:10 chairs out of paper and tape.
This was a fun exercise and we managed to explore some immediate ideas and concepts very fast.
All of our magnificent chairs lined up together:
Here we are:
Meet IRIS, the Mcor 3D printer:
