Truncated Pyramid Console Shell

1. Overall Form Factor A truncated square pyramid (a frustum). The console is a low-profile, rigid geometric solid with a wide, flat base that angles inward to a smaller, flat top face, featuring four sharp, continuous slopes with zero organic curves. 2. Base Footprint & Dimensions The base is a precise rectilinear footprint of 380mm × 380mm, providing maximum surface-area contact with furniture for stability. The height is 120mm, tapering inward to a smaller, flat 280mm × 280mm top face. 3. Wall Geometry & Draft Angle The four outer walls are completely flat and intersect at sharp 90-degree corners. They feature a continuous, uniform 3-degree inward slope (draft angle). This eliminates complex multi-part mold tooling and allows for clean, single-axis vertical part ejection during high-volume mass production. 4. Internal Thermal Ramp (Aerodynamics) The sloped internal ceiling created by the pyramid geometry acts as a passive thermodynamic ramp. Cool air is drawn in from the low front lip; as the air warms, the angled ceiling naturally guides rising thermal drafts directly upward and out the raised rear exhaust slots, ensuring the internal Raspberry Pi co-processor substrate stays cool without requiring high-RPM fans. 5. Center of Gravity & Dynamic Docking The heaviest internal components (the Gallium-Nitride power supply and the 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray drive) are bolted directly to the lowest, widest front section of the base. This locks the center of gravity low and forward, anchoring the unit so it does not slide or tip backward when a heavy, aluminum-finned Omni Core processing cartridge is physically forced into the rear docking slot.

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