yadiggg is a pocket device concept for identifying records while you dig. the study explores the controls, screen, and feel of a tool you can use beside the crate.
the hardware is in development. the model below is a form study, not a finished device.
made for the dig.
explore the hardware study. rotate it, open the shell, or compare the original concept.
yadiggg r1 allocation study
YADIGGG · hover or click a part to inspect its allocation. dimensioned study, not manufacturing cad.
dimensioned study, not manufacturing cad. electronics are simplified volumes; hardware, tolerances and assembly remain unvalidated. locked product is 105 × 60 × 15 mm. the r1 model envelope is 70 × 110 × 18 mm. it is an allocation study, not the locked body.
product specification.
hover or click the model. the lcd reads parts and facts. this is not a capture demo. one orange side button on the reserved opening.
YADIGGG
hover or click a part to inspect its allocation. dimensioned study, not manufacturing cad.
hollow front and rear shells, display envelope, pcb allocation with control notch, battery, camera and connector reservations. x-ray shows cable and rf allowances. open front removes the front shell and window for inspection. reference shows the original concept image.
camera optics, battery protection, fasteners, sealing, strain relief, pcb routing and thermal paths need engineering.
a hardware concept built around one action: point at a vinyl label or matrix and press the orange button. the intended result is an artist, label, catalog number, and year on a memory lcd, using an offline database. the interactive study explores the layout; the hardware is still in development.
view yadiggg on github ↗