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Nodebag

Previous Designs:

Nodebag
Nodebag

Sketch:

sketch
Name:
Nodebag.
Designed by:
Jasmine Flamant
Date:
17/03/26 at Design Academy Eindhoven
Components / Materials:
Plastic box + Strip.
Necessary Tools:
Drill.
Estimated Time:
——
Imagined Context:
Group events, activism.
Intention:
Carrying a reliable source of data in events / actions implying mobility. It amplifies, repeats, shares (free) signal within a delimited space around the carrier.
Process:
——
Problems Encountered:
Low signal, Low range.
Updates in the Design:
Updated on 08/06/26 by Luca Marini. To protect the components of the prototype, a plexiglass cover was added, attached through the use of 4 connectors and bolts. The design was finalized by spray painting the outside of the container, in order to create a more cohesive appearance.
Technical Specifications:
The routing device used in this model was changed to a new specific one in order to ensure autonomous functionality even when not directly powered: a "Tp-Link TL-WR802N N300" was connected to a solar rechargeable power bank.
Battery Life:
Without direct solar charging, the device can last approximately 13 hours.
〔↘〕 download as pdf
Name:
Nodebag.
Designed by:
Jasmine Flamant
Date:
17/03/26 at Design Academy Eindhoven
Components / Materials:
Plastic box + Strip.
Necessary Tools:
Drill.
Estimated Time:
——
Imagined Context:
Group events, activism.
Intention:
Carrying a reliable source of data in events / actions implying mobility. It amplifies, repeats, shares (free) signal within a delimited space around the carrier.
Process:
——
Problems Encountered:
Low signal, Low range.
Updates in the Design:
Updated on 08/06/26 by Luca Marini. To protect the components of the prototype, a plexiglass cover was added, attached through the use of 4 connectors and bolts. The design was finalized by spray painting the outside of the container, in order to create a more cohesive appearance.
Technical Specifications:
The routing device used in this model was changed to a new specific one in order to ensure autonomous functionality even when not directly powered: a "Tp-Link TL-WR802N N300" was connected to a solar rechargeable power bank.
Battery Life:
Without direct solar charging, the device can last approximately 13 hours.
〔↘〕 download as pdf