Reference Sketches
The rough drawings are worth keeping. They show how the parts were intended to fit before we had a complete assembly, and often explain a design choice better than the finished model.
This is the single index for the sketches and reference photos. They are concept material, not dimensioned manufacturing drawings.
Jade: First Lunchy Enclosure
The sketch shows the main enclosure, removable wall/roof pieces, equipment on an internal face, and a bolt detail with a rubber seal. Arrows show the intended assembly relationships. It is an early concept (March 2026), not the final Brainy/Lunchy arrangement.
The full page is retained in its original orientation and framing. It has not been cropped into separate details.
Conor: Lunchy V6 Shell
This original CAD screenshot shows the open shell, inset panel areas and lower rear features (January 2026). It was shared by Conor as LunchyV6; it is not attributed to Jade or presented as the final shell. The original framing is unchanged.
The Lunchy version notes explain how panel, camera and cable-space ideas developed into V8.
Jade: Sensy Mount and Board References
The first Sensy mount package included Sensy V1.SLDPRT and board-reference photographs named 1000103330.jpg through 1000103335.jpg. These are mounting/board references, not evidence that every detail was used unchanged in the competition print.
{Add the original Sensy reference photographs, identifying the board, mounting holes and any measured dimensions visible in each.}
{Add the matching Sensy V1 overview, with its relationship to the final camera/compute arrangement identified.}
Rigby Assembly Drawings
Rigby's assembled/exploded drawings are indexed in its CAD guide. The mechanical page includes the chassis views. These are kept separate from the enclosure sketches so a presentation drawing is not mistaken for an early concept or an as-built measurement.
When adding a reference, give it a descriptive title, name the part or interface it shows, and retain the original file. Only include dimensions that are actually readable or separately measured.