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Revision as of 18:10, 9 December 2011
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Product Overview
For this project we are going to dissect two very different Nerf guns. We are going to take apart a traditional dart gun and a newly released disc shooter. The dart gun is a part of Nerf’s dart tag series and is called the Speedload 6. It has an integrated clip that holds six darts, and to fire it you pull on the back and it loads the bullet and gets the gun ready to fire. The Vortex Vigilon, which is the disc shooter, is similar to the Speedload 6. It has an integrated clip that holds five discs, and it shoots the same way as the Speedload 6. The goal of this project is to compare and contrast two similar guns, made by the same company, that perform in similar yet different ways. Also, we want to see if they are as different or as similar as they seem. We are dissecting these guns to see which technologies are similar, which are different, and if we can improve one using the others technologies. Over the next few weeks we will be attempting to accomplish this goal and our results will be thoroughly documented and posted on our Wiki.
Team Overview
Richard Sambuco: Project Manager
- Contact Info: rjsambuc@buffalo.edu
Cell phone number: (631)-365-3904
Sean Amundsen: Technical Communication Coordinator
- Contact Info: seanamun@buffalo.edu
Ian Dipace: Technical Expert
- Contact Info: iandipac@buffalo.edu
Matthew Szmak: Analysis and Research Correspondent
- Contact Info: mjszmak@buffalo.edu
Project Gates
There are several steps in completing this project. In order to complete it in an orderly fashion it has been broken down into certain gates that separate the requirements of the project as a whole.
Gate 1: Project Planning
Gate 2: Nerf Gun Dissection
Gate 3: Nerf Gun Analysis
Gate 4: Explanation
Gate 4: Reassembly and Explanation
