Auto-Doc A Pink Cranes creation Francis Harkins Spencer Kohli María Alicia Mieses Ricardo Muñoz
Co-Robot Project As a team, we were assigned to the task of gathering information regarding the Engineering Laboratory/Workshop in the Hammond Building Designing a Co-robot system Surveyed – Obtained the following results.
Custom er Needs Survey How capable do you feel using the medical equipment found in the first aid box in the ENGR workshop? Have you ever recklessly used a machine on purpose for the sake of time? Do you often forget to take precautions before using equipment within the lab? Do you feel that if you were injured, you would be able to get help even without a TA or professor available? How safe do you feel in the lab generally, as well as using dangerous equipment Do you feel the notification of emergency services is the fastest and most efficient way if there was a major injury or accident?
Customer Needs Results More than 1 out of every 3 students report forgetting to take safety precautions before utilizing equipment Only 20% of students feel completely capable of utilizing the first aid kid in the laboratory in the case of an emergency Almost 45% feel they would not be able receive adequate medical help/attention without an instructor or TA in the laboratory
Customer Needs Outcome Accidents are likely to happen Need a system to assist care of injuries Provide knowledge and instructions Goal: Keep the system easy to use/access Knowledgeable and quick
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Reasons behind our solution Accidents happen. Although maybe not as frequently, better safe than sorry. Lifting, cutting, slipping, using machinery Existence of guidance manuals
Primary Prototype
“Black Box” Model Input Materials: Plastic, metal, tablet and kinect, installment instruction manual Energy: Wall outlet Signal: Voice input, interactive screen Output Materials: Plastic, metal, tablet and kinect, installment instruction manual (recycled paper) Energy: N/A Signal: Videos, pictures, automated voice response, 911 call
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Pugh Chart CriteriaWeightDatumDsgn 1Dsgn 2Dsgn 3Dsgn 4 Interactivity Affordability Ease of Use Knowledge Accessability Personability Space Complexity30--- Total*0201-2
Product Description Informative Helps anyone treat injuries Helps ensure proper care Quicker way to call 911 Kinect Camera for visual aid Removable tablet interface for mobility
Conclusion Cost efficient User friendly Assembly and usage Ensures safety on a new scale Active assistance Green product Accessible
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