Podrobný výpis o publikaci

It is a system of multiple elements integrated into a single unit. The barbecue station consists of a mechanical unit test station which serves as the main skeleton. This skeleton was created in order to verify the mechanical design and strength limits and, in particular, to verify the behaviour of users and "bystanders". The habitat then consists of the electronics providing the charging of the internal batteries from the PV collector, the power supply for the electronics and display units and the electrical mechanical elements for the control of the habitat. In the first phase, we tested a variant with a conventional 1 mm thick sheet metal. In the process of testing, we verified that this sheet is not sufficiently immune to vandals. The first prototype was therefore redesigned with a higher thickness sheet, which, although complicating the overall mechanical construction of the habitat, is resistant to "external influences". Eventually, a prototype habitat was created with a 5 mm thick sheet metal, which is the maximum that can still be safely and easily operated due to the weight of the moving units. A visualisation from the 3D documentation is shown in the figures below. Next, electronic power supplies were created to charge the battery pack and to power the electronics.