Assembled Note-Issuing Device Modular Design
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current bank note issuance processes are inefficient, requiring customers to wait in line for bank tellers, leading to wasted time for both customers and staff, and hindering the enhancement of working efficiency.
Innovation Solution
An assembled note-issuing device comprising a base, note container, paper delivery assembly, printing assembly, and temporary storage assembly, which allows for automated handling of note reservation, transmission, printing, and temporary storage, enabling self-service operations.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Productivity
If automated note-issuing device is implemented, then productivity and working efficiency are improved, but device complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The automated note-issuing device is divided into distinct functional modules: note container for storage, paper delivery assembly for transport, printing assembly for customization, and temporary storage assembly for dispensing. Each module operates independently but coordinates through the note channel, enabling automated high-speed note issuance while maintaining manageable system complexity through modular design.
Solution Approach 2:
The device employs a nested structure where the paper delivery assembly is positioned within the note container, the printing assembly is integrated into the paper delivery path, and the temporary storage assembly is connected through the note channel. This nested arrangement maximizes space utilization and enables compact automated operation without excessive device footprint.
2Loss of time
If self-service operation is enabled, then loss of time is reduced, but ease of operation requires optimization
Solution Approach 1:
The device enables customers to perform note-related transactions independently through a user-friendly interface. Customers can initiate note issuance, select denominations, and receive printed notes without requiring bank teller assistance. The automated note container delivers notes through the paper delivery assembly to the temporary storage assembly, where customers can collect them, completely eliminating waiting time while maintaining operational simplicity.
Solution Approach 2:
The manual mechanical process of note issuance by bank tellers is replaced with an automated mechanical system comprising motors, conveyors, and controllers. The paper delivery assembly uses automated mechanisms to transport notes, the printing assembly uses automated print heads, and the temporary storage assembly uses automated dispensing mechanisms, all coordinated by a control system that provides a simple user interface.
3Area of stationary object
If compact structure is adopted, then area of stationary object is reduced, but device complexity may increase
Solution Approach 1:
The device transitions from a horizontal layout to a vertical three-dimensional structure. The note container is positioned vertically above the paper delivery assembly, which connects to the printing assembly below, and the temporary storage assembly is positioned at the bottom. This vertical arrangement significantly reduces the horizontal footprint while maintaining all necessary functional components and their interconnections through the note channel.
Solution Approach 2:
Multiple functional components are merged into integrated assemblies. The paper delivery assembly combines transport mechanisms with the note channel structure. The printing assembly is integrated directly into the paper delivery path, eliminating separate handling steps. The temporary storage assembly is connected through the same note channel, consolidating the note flow path and reducing overall structural complexity despite the compact form factor.
Applied Scientific Principles
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Function Achieved in This Case
This solution significantly reduces waiting time for customers and enhances bank staff efficiency by allowing self-service note-related transactions, while also offering a compact and space-efficient solution.
Implementation Method 1
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Data Source
AI summary
The present invention discloses an assembled note-issuing device (100) and a self-service financial apparatus equipped therewith, comprising a base (10), a note container (20), a paper delivery assembly (30), a printing assembly (40) and a temporary storage assembly (50) that are arranged on the base (10) successively. The paper delivery assembly (30), the printing assembly (40) and the temporary storage assembly (50) are interconnected with the note container (20) through a note channel (60); the paper delivery assembly (30) delivers the notes in the note container (20) to the printing assembly (40) through the note channel (60) for printing, and the printing assembly (40) transfers the printed notes to the temporary storage assembly (50) for temporary storage.