1. Project 2 BY: TIM OLSON, HUNTER SULOVSKI, SAJAD AL ALI, BRENNAN KERWIN, CHARU PANKAJ

2. Rationale  Focused on improving the connection of the car  Advances in technology  Connection may also help with safety  Distracted driving is leading cause of car accidents  “An estimated 421,000 people were injured in motor vehicle crashes involving a distracted driver, this was a nine percent increase from the estimated 387,000 people injured in 2011”  http://www.distraction.gov/content/get-the-facts/facts-and-statistics.html  Two main focus points:  Improve the way the customer can interact with car  Improve the way car interacts with itself as well as cars around it  Be novel in idea

3. Concept Generation and Selection  Used techniques of brainstorming and morphological table  Came up with many ways to interact with the software  Brainstormed attributes of software as well as functionality with the rest of the car  Program graphical user interface (GUI) look and function  Screened concepts using technique of like/dislike  Primarily used on software attributes and GUI  Functions that can be applied to all forms of concepts  Selected product using pugh chart  Used for the interaction between customer and vehicle

4. Benchmarking The product PriceFunctionalit y AccuracyRate Bright/dark pupil tracking latency Tobii Technol ogy 15,0003430HzDark- The eye tribe tracker 994430Hz or 60Hz Dark<35ms The S2 eye tracker -40.5 degree range 60HzBright pu- Eyetech TM4 Eye Tracker 4,50040.530Hz-- SiriGoogle VoiceSamsung S voice Languages957 Time to complete a task (sec) 2.93.96.6 Sports resultsNo Yes MoviesClose theatersNono Equus 3100 Innova CanOBD2 Diagnostic Tool$88.86 U480 OBD2 CAN BUS Code Scanner OBDII Engine Code Reader$19.99 Craftsman Scan Tool - CanOBD2$149.99 Craftsman CanOBD2 Diagnostic Tool$89.99 Eye trackingHUD OBD-II scanner Electronic Personal Assistant

5. Product Details/Cost  Uses software to analyze OBD-II (technology included in all cars since 1996)  Analysis used to push notifications to user  Approx.- $88.00  Eye tracking technology  Used to bring up the GUI  Expands when looked at  Minimal interface interaction  Can be used to detect if falling asleep or not paying attention to the road  The Eye Tribe Tracker- $99.00  Electronic personal assistant software  Predominantly used for interaction with interface  Dashboard heads up display (HUD)  Image on dashboard allows less distraction for driver  Interacts with eye tracking tech.  Connected with GPS location, speed, OBD-II analysis  BMW HUD- $1,300.00  Total Cost- $1,487.00

6. GUI

7. Life Cycle Assessment There are four major stages in the LCA of a motor vehicle: (i) Development: assessment of materials and semi- finished product manufacturing chains (ii) Production: assessment of components and complete vehicles (iii) Use: assessment of fuel/electricity (including production) (iv) Recycle: assessment of process chains of valuable materials

8. Life Cycle Assessment While doing the life cycle analysis we looked at : 1.Development: Use of a steel body compared to aluminum since its more easily recycled and emitted less CO 2, use of hydrogen fuel cells (expensive but more environmental friendly) 2.Cost: The technology as has been discussed in the previous slides came about to a total of $1487. 3.Recycling: recycling steel is almost 74% more efficient as compared to aluminum. The use of the technology will be powered using hydrogen fuel cells which are more environmental and recycle friendly as compared to 4.Durability: Both eye tracking and voice recognition last a really long time making them reliable as well as economical 5.Redundancy: The use of a hybrid of eye tracking, voice recognition and buttons using hydrogen fuel cells, this amalgamation is in fact pretty new, and will take a while before it is deemed as redundant. In addition, software updates would also be made available for the customer to make.

9. System Diagram