OVERVIEW

The Toober is a simon-esque memory game introduced in MIT's 2.00b Toy Product Design Class. The project goal was to quickly gain exposure and experience in making fun products. Students received a brief overview of the toy design/production process where workshops in electronics and prototyping were followed by lessons in soldering, CAD modeling, and 3D printing for a personalized electronic toy enclosure.

As a 2.00b student in Spring 2022, I created the Tooberry: a strawberry-inspired Toober that is ready to play!

^{BUILDING THE BACKBONE}

Before utilizing the custom PCB, we were given an Arduino development kit to understand and troubleshoot the gameplay functionality.

#ARDUINO
#SPEAKER
#SD-CARD
#WIRING
#WIRE-CUTTER
#BREADBOARD
#LED


Afterwards, we swapped our breadboard for the custom PCB (arduino shield), replacing our LEDs and buttons with final form-factor hardware. 

#SOLDERING
#ASSEMBLY
#BUTTONS
#BATTERY

^{CREATING THE CUBE}

After completing the backbone, I began to design the electronic enclosure for my toy and quickly learned how to create CAD models in Fusion360. Inspired by my strawberry airpods case, I created the Tooberry.

Print Time: >12 hrs