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Team Monkey - "Hangman" and "Get Three Inverse"
Team Monkey
The goal of this project was building a microfluidic game. For further information about the project pleas use this link http://wetpong.net/wetpong/?page_id=2
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We had several ideas for different games, however, we decided to develop 2 games. (http://wetpong.net/wetpong/wiki/index.php?title=Erste_Woche).
That’s maybe the largest difference to the other teams, because they developed just one game.
The two games that we wanted to develop were “Hangman” and “Get Three Inverse”. Unfortunately, there were some problems during manufacturing and so we weren‘t able to produce a well working prototype. If you’re interested in our project and would read something about the producing steps, don’t wait and hit this link (http://wetpong.net/wetpong/wiki/index.php?title=Dokumentation).
Therefore, we can give some advices about several producing-steps, the following (and more) can be seen on our wiki (http://wetpong.net/wetpong/wiki/index.php?title=Kniffs_%26_Tricks)
-Producing a PDMS-casting
- Attachment of connectors
- Different sealing options
-How to separate two fluids
Last but not least there are some really interesting links about the use of such systems in the industry.( http://wetpong.net/wetpong/wiki/index.php?title=Anwendung_in_der_Industrie).
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