Set

Studies 2026

Rev

C

Small machines, closely observed.

Photographs, callouts and working notes on the parts that make things move.

Sheets

01–03 on this page

Subjects

Mechanisms, boards, parts

Scale

Not to scale

Method

Observed from photographs

SH-01

Gripper below a camera

Mechanisms

A black mechanical gripper is mounted below a small camera on a blue frame.
Fig. 1 — Two-finger gripper and camera module, seen from above.

Callouts

  1. Two toothed gears mesh at the top, so both jaws appear to move together.
  2. Linkage arms carry each finger; a screw marks every pivot.
  3. Soft black caps cover both fingertips.
  4. A small camera sits on the blue frame, looking down past the jaws.

Facts

SubjectTwo-finger gripper
Seen fromAbove, over marker cubes
StatusObservation study

Open sheet SH-01

SH-02

Corner of a green board

Circuit boards

A close view of a green circuit board shows capacitors, connectors and other components.
Fig. 2 — Board corner with connectors and capacitors.

Callouts

  1. A blue multi-pin connector runs along the left edge.
  2. Cylindrical capacitors stand in a loose cluster; their printed values are not relied on here.
  3. A small red switch sits beside a black socket at the corner.
  4. Brown residue surrounds the corner mounting hole.

Facts

SubjectCircuit board corner
Seen fromClose, at an angle
StatusObservation study

Open sheet SH-02

Five green laptop memory modules are arranged in a row on a pale surface.
Fig. 3 — Five modules laid parallel, nearest two in focus.

Callouts

  1. Five laptop-size modules lie parallel on a pale surface.
  2. Each shows four black chips on its visible side.
  3. Gold edge contacts carry a notch set off-centre.
  4. Only the nearest two are in sharp focus.

Facts

SubjectLaptop memory modules
CountFive
StatusObservation study

Open sheet SH-03