Our Servo - the SG90 - was selected due to both its low cost and ability to know its last position, making it relatively easy to map data feeds to movement. The Servo Holder and Gear Train are arguably the main part of the data gauge. Base and holder for the main components.Gear Train to adapt a 180 degree servo to 360.Ability to display near realtime data (an update every 3 seconds).

In digital form it forms the basis for displaying data in both Augmented Reality and Virtual Worlds - completing the circle between the digital and physical device, both linked to realtime data. It is made to hang on a wall, taking a nod from traditional designs (we discuss more in the Enclosure Lecture) or sit on a desk in physical form. This can be from any feed and from any location. We will use Fusion 360 to design a Gauge/Dial to display realtime data. The digital object is the basis for everything - the Physical Object becomes the ‘Twin', rather than the common concept of a ‘Digital Twin'. To complete this workshop you will need (Note - links need completing) Export - Ready for Blender/Sketchfab/Unity.Design and Build Objects in Autodesk Fusion 360.Fusion 360: Designing and Making IoT ‘Things' for 3D Printing, Augmented Reality and Virtual Worlds

Fusion 360 print