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Plus One

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Changelog

0.4.0, 2026-11-02

The line follows volume, and the approved size direction.

  • Layouts by volume (decision 25; nplusonelabs/factory #21 at 9bc6753). Three new variants:
    • A one-technician bench cell for the first 100 builder units, now the recommended layout.
    • A two-person U cell for about 2,000 to 4,500 a month.
    • A seven-person balanced line on the MadeCell base (decision 24) for about 10,000 a month.
  • line/layouts/ holds the three layout files and a README. media/line/yamazumi-by-volume.svg charts station times against takt. Capacities are simulated from assumed values, uncalibrated; takts come from the assumed demand.
  • Battery tug check 3 N, up from 2 N. In the factory simulation a 2 N tug let half-seated plugs through. The operation, the control plan and the PFMEA row are updated.
  • Station equipment follows the factory build spec. S1 gets a hot-air cold staker with six nozzles and a punch-travel monitor. S3 gets a torque arm and a screw presenter. S7 gets an acoustic box at 94 dB SPL, 1 kHz, and a six-face tilt table.
  • Approved size direction: about 55.4 mm across and at most 12 mm thick. This replaces 57 x 9.5 mm in the design targets. The CAD, the magnet ring, the lugs and plus-one-base@1 still need rework, so they're unchanged here.
  • New sources: the factory engine, the layout study, decisions 24 and 25, and the dimension direction.

0.3.1, 2026-11-02

Moves to OPD 0.5.0. Trust level claimed, the new name for draft. No values changed.

0.3.0, 2026-11-01

Accessories.

  • accessories/: a README for builders, interface.yaml with the base as an interface (plus-one-base@1), a catalog of five first-party accessories and the free printables, a printable fit gauge, a flat back template, the steel ring, and a parametric template script.
  • The rim now has three windows that expose the lugs, so a back's hooks can twist under them without adding thickness or width. The key slot is an arc, so the key guides the twist.
  • Proposed: a pad pinout (PWR, SDA, GND, SCL, ID) and a 1-Wire accessory ID record.

0.2.0, 2026-11-01

Generation one, per decision 20.

  • Phone-ring size: about 57 mm across and 9.5 mm thick, down from 58 x 19 mm. The cell, module, speaker and haptic now sit side by side under the board. The stack-up is in the design brief, with 8 mm left as an open question.
  • One base, any back. The base carries a magnet ring, three twist-lock lugs inside the rim, an alignment key and five pogo pads outside the charging coil. The two base magnets and the flat foot back are gone; nothing ships attached.
  • Wireless charging on every unit: a receiver, coil and ferrite inside the magnet ring. The cell is about 150 mAh (target).
  • S6 now bonds the magnet ring and places the coil and pads. S8 tests wireless charging and packs no back. S8 is 56 s against a 60 s takt.
  • New PFMEA rows for ring polarity, coil offset and recessed pads. New design targets for magnetic hold and lug pull-out.
  • A wearable generation two (about 40 to 44 mm) is noted as what's next, outside this OPD.

0.1.0, 2026-11-01

First release of the Plus One OPD. OPD 0.4.0, trust level draft, prototype in design.

  • Card, build card and design brief.
  • 37 parts with STEP and GLB CAD for every mechanical part, an assembled and an exploded model, and a USD scene.
  • BOM without prices, likely suppliers, electronics detail.
  • 19 operations on an 8-station line, with SOPs, sampling plans, 14 tests and a control plan.
  • 10 PFMEA rows, three of them carried over from the EC-1 lessons.
  • A variant study: splitting S8, and Plus One+ and Plus One++ as coming next.
  • A draft device model under proposal 0001.