Kodak Zoom Single Use Camera

Group 10

Jordan Gomes: Dissection, Re-assembly, and PhotosKyle Greenswieg: Dissection and Re-assemblyAlex Finkel: 3-D models and Oral PresentationMelissa Maze: Wiki-media PageBrian Hamilton: Group Leader, Oral Presentation,Wiki-Media

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Exterior Features

Zoom

Flash

Grips

Exterior Features (cont.)

Shutter Button

Film Winding Wheel

Pictures Remaining

Wheel

Disassembly

Took about 1 hour to disassemble

Tools used: Hands, pocket knife, small screwdriver

Fasteners: Plastic clips and metal hooks

Materials: mostly ABS plastic, copper, steel, silicon, solder, various chemicals

Disassembly (cont.)

Production Methods: Injection molding, forming and machining

Compact Design

Re-assembly

Problems: Re-attaching springs, keeping track of parts, warped pieces

Warped pieces hinder proper function

CAD Drawing

Pros and Cons of Design

Pros No fasteners Ergonomic design Cheap materials One time use Parts numbered

Cons Missing parts cause

other parts to become loose

Low resolution lens Exposure to

capacitor could result in shock

Recommendations

Safety device to discharge capacitor Higher Resolution Lens Reduce the length of the camera Automatic winder