Automatic spinning underclothing hanger / Muhammad Haikal Haziq Abdul Razak and Nur Aini Sabrin Manssor

Indoor drying of underclothes is a common practice among individuals, often hindered by the absence of sunlight. Relying solely on natural wind currents inside the house proves unreliable. To address this issue, the project aims to develop a motorized spinning hanger that improves the functionality of existing underclothing hangers. The project focuses on designing and fabricating a solution specifically tailored to meet the needs of individuals in Malaysia. Considerations include factors such as the average height of people in Malaysia, ensuring user-friendly usability. The fabrication process involves various machining techniques, including welding, turning, boring, and others. The implemented design significantly reduces underclothes drying time indoors, offering a faster and more efficient solution to users.