Upside down diffuser engineering

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The discussion focuses on developing a smart diffuser that features an upside-down scent insertion mechanism with a potential magnetic 'click on' design. The original poster seeks engineering advice, particularly from hardware and electrical engineering perspectives. Participants encourage sharing examples of existing diffusers to better understand the design concept. There is an emphasis on the importance of visual references to facilitate more targeted feedback. Overall, the inquiry aims to gather insights for effective hardware design in the diffuser project.
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Upside down diffuser engineering
Hi everyone,

I am looking to develop a smart diffuser with a specific design of inserting the scent upside down on the device with a 'click on' mechanism possibly magnetic. My question is from an engineering perspective, what should I be considering with this specific hardware design? I am a SE so not too familiar with Harware eng or Electrical eng.
Any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you! :)
 
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