Nebula Explorations

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THE TEAM:
*Dont hesitate to contact any of our members for any enquiries!*
Name: Osama Abdul Wahid

Position: Contractor

Email: 700021809@student.curtin.edu.my

Phone: +966532138246 / 01151383461

Perth ID: 19202141

*The first number is whatsapp only*

Name: Muhammad Robbi Ramadhan

Position: Designer

Email: 700015751@student.curtin.edu.my

Phone: +601125922825

Perth ID: 19202277

*Emails will be read and answered between 9AM-9PM (Local time Miri) from Sun-Fri*

Name: Mohamed Ayub bin Mohd Sharif

Position: Contractor
Email: 700015398@student.curtin.edu.my
Phone: +601117721298
Perth ID: 18963146

*Only read and reply emails on working days (Mon- Fri). For Emergency Case, just call the contact
above.*

Name: Nelson Chia Ka Zen

Position: Designer

Email: 700021868@student.curtin.edu.my

Phone: 0166729618

Perth ID: 19122702

*Emails will be read and answered as soon as possible from (Monday-Friday)*

*Alternative way of contact is to contact my number via Whatsapp or message and will be replied as soon
as possible*

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Name: Kuzivakwashe Leonard Chidamahiya

Position : Contractor

Email : 700022079@student.curtin.edu.my

Phone : +60128513028

Perth ID: 19201821

*Emails will be read and replied from Monday to Saturday. On Sundays reach me on Whatsapp.*

Name: NurAkmallina Syaza Binti MD Sufri.

Position : Designer

Email : 700022122@student.curtin.edu.my

Phone : 0197657020 / +6738633429

Perth ID : 19201944

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Table of Drawings
Title Page number
0.0 Front/Back View 3
0.1 Side View 4
0.3 Top View 5
0.4 Isometric View 6

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Table of Contents:
Title Page Number
1.0 Introduction 8
2.0 Dimension Summary 8
3.0 Bill of Materials 9,10
4.0 Construction Method 11,12,13,14,15
5.0 Risk Management Plan 16,17,18,19
6.0 Tender Evaluation Criteria 20(20-24)
7.0 Gantt Chart 25

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1.0 Introduction
This document contains the designs &
specifications for the construction of the prototype named
Mars Rover v2.0 from our company, Nebula Explorations.
Based on these instructions, the designated companys
contractors will be able to successfully construct the
prototype expected by the client, Nebula Explorations.
(and managers)

2.0 Dimensions Summary

Dimension Name Dimensions (mm)
Body Width 107
Body Length 300
Body Height 60
Wheels Diameter 110
Water Bottle 55
Compartment Width
Water Bottle 209
Compartment Length
Water Bottle 35
Compartment Height

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3.0 Bills of Materials

Table 1: List of materials

Materials Quantity Purpose Preferable Approximate Condition

Raw Price Preferences
Dimension (RM)
(W/L/H)
(mm)

Plywood 1 Main Body Over RM 4.00 Non-Recycled

frame of the (130/300/10)
vehicle

Sponge 1 To reduce force Around RM 7.30 Non-Recycled

upon impact (130/300/30)

Strap 40cm 1 To hold the Around RM 1.00 Non-Recycled

Webbing (25/400/-)
Buckle Strap in
Place

Webbing 2 To secure the - RM3.20 Recycled

Buckle Strap water bottle (1.60 each)

Cardboard box 1 To hold the Over RM 3 Recycled

with spaced Axle in (130/300/-)
layers in
between

Iron skewer 2 To be used for - RM1.90(0.95 Recycled

stick the Axle x2) Original
Price/unit:
RM1.90

Mr.Potato 4 To be used for around RM 1.80 Recycled

Cylindrical the Wheels (-/75/85)
canister

Total Cost RM

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Definitions:
(W/L/H) stands for Width, Length, Height in their respective order.
Width Shortest distance of the dimension
Length Longest distance of the dimension
Height The distance perpendicular to the Width and Length
Any measurements that are denoted in (-) are not required for that specific dimension.

Condition Preferences is the Designers preference of obtaining the material and it is not
compulsory to follow.

Table 2: List of Tools Required to build the Vehicle

Tools Purpose

X-Acto Knife To cut cardboard boxes

Glue Gun (Hot Glue) To combine the materials together

Saw To cut out plywood

Hammer To create holes for wheels

Measuring Tape (Preferably 1metres) To measure dimensions of the prototype

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4.0 Construction Method

Table 1: Creating Top and Bottom Body Frame + Sponge Filling Layer:

Instructions Images

1. Both plywood for top and bottom body

frame must be in a cuboid shape of
around measurements (130/300/10)
The sponge must be in a cuboid shape
with a measurement of around
(130/300/30) *Refer to Table 1 and
Drawings A02, A03, A04*

2. Use a ruler to measure out the raw

plywood and cut the plywood with a
saw in accordance to the
measurements listed above for the top
and bottom body frame. Cut the
Sponge using X-Acto Knife. *Refer to
Drawing A01, A1, A2 and E. And Drawing
A03.*

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1. For the top body frame and sponge.

Make a rectangular hole in the center
of the top plywood *Refer to Drawing
A01, E* of the plywood to fit in the
bottle into that space. *Refer to Drawing
A04 and A03*

2. The distance of the rectangular

hole from the shortest side of the
edge of the top body frame must
be approx. 21.3mm and from the
longest side must be approx.
25.6mm. *Refer to Drawing A04*. The
depth of the rectangular hole (The
height of the Top-body frame +
Sponge layer) should be approx.
35mm. *Refer to Drawing A03*

3. Use saw to cut the plywood and

make the rectangular hole, then
use X-Acto knife to cut the sponge
25mm deep. *Refer to Drawing A03*

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Table 2: Creating the Axle Frame and Wheels

Instructions Images

1. Use a piece of cardboard and cut it

using X-Acto knife in the dimension of
(130/300/-) *Refer to table 1 and Drawing
A03 and A02*

1. Use a Mr. Potato Cylindrical Chips

Can and shorten its length from the
opening Top to make the final length
70mm. Use ruler and X-Acto knife to
cut the canister.

2. Cut out a rectangular piece of sponge

with an approximate dimension of
(70/140/-)

3. Use the rectangular sponge and roll it

onto the Cylindrical Can wheel,
bonding it with hot glue to create a
Wheel embedded with sponge *Refer
to Drawing A01, B1, B2 and Drawing A03*

4. Repeat these steps for four other

wheels

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1. Use skewers and pinpoint the midpoint

of the bottom of the cylindrical can and
create a hole by applying force on the
skewer with a hammer to the bottom of
the can. You should have one end of
the skewer with the Cylindrical can
attached to it and the other end of the
skewer will be empty for now.

2. Use the empty end of the skewer and

place it in between of the gap of the
cardboard. Repeat Step 2 and 3 for
the empty ends of the skewer to create
a full set of wheels.

3. The final product should be a

cardboard frame with Cylindrical can
Wheels

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Table 3: Assembling the built components.

Instructions Images
1. Starting from the Bottom Body Frame,
add the cardboard with wheels, add
the Sponge Filling layer and add the
Top Body Frame. In each of these
steps, bond all components thoroughly
with hot glue. *The final product should
look similar to drawing A01*.

1. Attach the webbing buckle with a strap.

2. On each end of the straps, carefully

place it on top of the Top Body Frame
and use hot glue to attach it. There
should be Two buckle straps attached
on top of the Top Body Frame. *Refer to
Drawing A01, D1,D2 and Drawing A04*

3. Congratulations! All work completed.

Additional information on how to use the advanced tools are shown in the
following websites:
Drill: http://www.wikihow.com/Use-a-Drill-Safely
Glue Gun: http://www.wikihow.com/Use-a-Glue-Gun

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5.0 Risk Management Plan

STAGE HAZARDS RISKS LIKELIHO SEVERITY OUTCOM MITIGATI RISK
S (harmful/damaging (provide OD (provide E ON RESIDUE
events) rating) (provide rating) (likelihoo (to (harmful/
rating) dx minimize / damaging
severity) eliminate events that
+ risk) still exist
descriptio after
n of mitigations)
conseque
nce
Save your
work
Power outage. Power 1 4 4 constantly Since power
outages (RARE) (MAJOR) (HIGH) , and gave outages are
can cause an so
the emergenc unpredictabl
computer y power e, they can
to source happen
suddenly suddenly,
DESIG shut and some
N down work may be
which lost
could
result in
the loss of
unsaved
work

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Refer to
Poor Design The 3 3 9 the lecture Time will be
Specifications/Instru contractor (POSSIBL (MODERA (HIGH) on how to wasted in
ctions s will have E) TE) create a improvemen
difficulty proper ts, which
building and detail causes stress
the design.
project
and the
final
product
will not
reach the
maximum
potential
If the
design is Minimize
unattaina 1 1 1 the design Stress and
Unrealistic design. ble, it will (RARE) (MINOR) (LOW) to a more time wasted
be student redoing it.
impossibl level
e for the constructo
contractor r.
s to make

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Misuse of 2 5 10 Wear This only reduces

Sawing such a tool (UNLIKEL (CRITICAL (EXTRE protective the chance of
can lead Y) ) ME) clothing and injury, it is still
to serious exercise possible
or even extreme
fatal caution while
injuries using tool
Splinter Sawing 4 3 12 Use Residual splinters
s the wood (LIKELY) (MODERA (HIGH) Sandpaper on may still be left
will TE) the wood
certainly after sawing,
CONSTRUCT produce to get rid of
ION splinters the splinters

The glue, 2 5 10 Wear gloves This only reduces

Glue being (UNLIKEL (CRITICAL (EXTRE while using the chance of
gun extremely Y) ) ME) this tool injury, it is still
hot, can possible
cause
severe
burns if in
contact
with skin

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Stay a good
Car may The car 3 3 9 distance It is possible for
shatter consists (POSSIBL (MODERA (HIGH) away from some fragments
of sharp E) TE) the car. to clear large
fragment distances
s which
TESTING may
spurt
towards
people,
and
could
injure
someone
s face

Make sure to
Poor The car 3 3 9 follow the
Building may not (POSSIBL (MODERA (HIGH) instructions Time consuming
be able E) TE) properly, and to re do
to reexamine everything.
properly before
function, moving to the
endanger next step
ing the
project.

Failing Rejected Refer to the

to meet due to 1 1 1 clients design
the not (RARE) (MINOR) (LOW) to meet the Time consuming
client fulfilling client and stressful to re
criteria. whats request. do everything.
requeste
d, leaving
the team
with no
progress

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6.0 Tender Evaluation Criteria

Table of Contents
1.0 Overview 21
2.0 Criteria 21
2.1 Punctuality 21
2.2 Commitment 22
2.3 Communication 22
2.4 Intellect 23
2.5 Self-Discipline 23
3.0 Evaluation 24

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1.0 Overview
The following document specifies the set of abilities which the client is
mandated to have in order to proceed with the project. If the client is not
capable of said abilities his tender will not be considered for the building of
the Rover

2.0 Criteria
The following are the criteria which the contractors will be assessed upon
Punctuality
Commitment
Communication
Intellect
Self-Discipline
Each criteria will be rated on a scale from 1 to 5, 5 being the highest
score attainable

2.1 Punctuality
The contractor must contact the designers promptly, attend all the
meetings on time, and should never be late to the construction site, as it
risks jeopardizing the entire project. The punctuality of the each
individual contractor will be based on their minutes of meeting, as well
as consultation with his colleagues
0 1 2 3 4 5
Has no Rarely Is on Late on Occasionall Always
ability to arrives time some y Late on Time
arrive on on time once a occasions
time week , timely on
others
Mark Given:

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2.2 Commitment
The contractors must be willing to do the work that is assigned to him,
and consistently finish his work. The WPRs will be examined to judge
how committed the client is to his work
0 1 2 3 4 5
Has no Shows Works but Constantly Works Is
interest in barely any not very fluctuates hard but Extremely
his work interest in effectively between every committed
whatsoever his work work and once in a to his work
miscellaneo while
us activities slacks off

Mark Given:

2.3 Communication
The person must be able to communicate and express his/her ideas to the
team effectively, and at the same time be able to understand simple
instructions. The client will be judged based on any written work.
0 1 2 3 4 5
No ability to Has some Can Can Communic Communicates
communicat ability to express express his ates Extremely
e communic his ideas ideas Extremely Proficiently
ate mildly well

Mark Given:

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2.4 Intellect
The Designers preference of Intellect is understanding the technical aspect
of the Design Package. Intellect will be measured through varieties of
method; ITP Personality Test, Contractor and Designer Meetings (The
analysis of intellect will be conducted using a holistic approach where the
Designers will judge through a series of questions and communications
during meetings. Minutes of Meetings will be required as proof.) and grades
of any three subjects within year 10-12, most preferably scientific and
mathematics subjects.
0 1 2 3 4 5
Extremely Low Low Acceptable Moderate High Extremely High

Mark Given:

2.5 Self-Discipline
Self Discipline will be judged based on the ability of the Contractors time of
response of messages,e-mails and meetings. (History of communication
sent back and fro will be logged and used as evidence). ITP Personality +
Team test is also required and will be used to assess Self-Discipline.

0 1 2 3 4 5
Extremely Low Low Acceptable Moderate High Extremely High

Mark Given:

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Client Name:
CRITERIA MARK
PUNCTUALITY
COMMITMENT
COMMUNICATION
INTELLECT
SELF-DISCIPLINE
TOTAL

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7.0 Gantt Chart

KEY: WK = Week, TFW

= Tuition Free Week
TF W
WK 5 WK 6 W TFW WK7 WK8 K9 WK10 WK11 WK12
Stage 1
Design Engidentity
Package & Stage 2 Reflection, Presentation,
Team Action Contra Stage 2 Practise Unit
EFPC Deadlines Plan ctors Design Handover Presentation Reflection
Oral QUIZ &
Calculus assessment Quiz QUIZ Mid Term QUIZ
Engineering Mechanics Midterm Quiz QUIZ
Midte
Engineering Materials rm
Mid-
Hardware semeste
Fundamentals E-test r Test QUIZ
Object Oriented Te
Program Design st
Mid-
semeste Workshop
Linear Algebra 1 r Test Assesment
Tamadun Islam & Assignm Project
Tamadun Asia Studies ent Presentation

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