I need to design an automatic mask dispencer counter fir how many mask are used un a given day

 

Do you have the dispenser in use that you intend to use/modify?

 

Do you have the dispenser in use that you intend to use/modify?

Yes

 

It is going to be a looong thread, I feel.

 

Please tell us everything we need to know to help you.

ak

 

When asking for help you’ll need to provide enough information that prospective helpers can work out:

• What you want to do
• What resources and limitations you have
• What problems you have encountered that have stopped you

To that end, please give a narrative description of what it would be like to use/see this counter working, from the user and operator perspective first. That’s something you should be expert in, it is a statement of the problem you are trying to solve. Drawings, photos, and other non-verbal descriptions are also highly helpful.

Then, tell us what you have to work with. That is, if you have a device that needs modification, give us the name, manufacturer, product links, and photos to the extent possible. Also, tell us your level of knowledge so we can judge how to assist.

Then, explain how far you have gotten in trying to solve the problem and what made you stop and ask for help.

With that information you will certainly find help that fits your situation if what you want it practical. It seems to be fairly simple, but we are working blind.

 

Automated: Machine, coin in, mask out. Count coins.
Self service: Weight a single mask, multiply by pieces you have, count total weight, when zero, empty.
Semiautomated: hire a person to do the job.

 

Yes

T.H.I.N.K - !!!

Do you really think that is enough information to design something? Anything?

Are you a troll? If so, you're not a very good one.

ak

 

Yes

This will help a lot ! Now we have everything we need to know to make it a full product !
....It's like asking marketing person:
"Does it have to be red or yellow LED?"
guy: "Yes"

 

draw us some pictures of what you are expecting,

 

OP not seen for two weeks.
He's gone Jim!