1. R. I. T Mechanical Engineering Technology Roadmapping Design Project Management Rochester Institute of Technology Mechanical Engineering Department Rochester, NY USA

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3. R. I. T Mechanical Engineering ***Warning*** Extremely superficial overview of complex material ahead. Proceed with caution.

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5. R. I. T Mechanical Engineering Why Develop a Roadmap?

6. R. I. T Mechanical Engineering Why Develop a Roadmap? For complex and/or long-term projects Forces you to consider order of implementation Build a case for funding initial projects Make effective use of time Demonstrate that you have an end goal

7. R. I. T Mechanical Engineering Boeing Five focus areas for underwater robotics work: Communication Navigation Payloads and Sensors Power Autonomy Customer seeking multiple project ideas in each area short-term and long-term solutions

8. R. I. T Mechanical Engineering Air Quality Monitor Single core idea with lots of potential applications… Wearable Indoors with cookstove Outdoors to monitor city data Monitor other types of emissions …And a corresponding need for a test chamber

9. R. I. T Mechanical Engineering Who else is here…? Test rigs: PMTR – develop 1, 10, 20? Classroom demo, student lab, or research quality? Garlock – build up increased functionality, parallel development to different test standards Baja, FSAE: Long-term vision for the car, develop risky advances in parallel with traditional improvements

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11. R. I. T Mechanical Engineering Example 1 “A familiar technology family” Credit to Dr. Hensel for assembling this Note how easy this looks in hindsight – the real challenge is to PLAN this!

12. R. I. T Mechanical Engineering Function Disparate Analog Technologies Discrete Products Products integrated into Modules Fully Integrated Products Appointment Management Paper Planner Calendar PDA - Palm Pilot 1996 PDA Phone Email Text Fax Web Blackberry, 2002 Apple iPhone 3G July 11, 2008 Phone Keyboard Camera Multimedia Text Messaging Email Voicemail Web Browsing Wi-fi Assisted GPS First iPhone Model USA Introduction June 2007 2007 Time Magazine “Invention of the Year” Mobile Telephony Analog Cell Phone May 1979 Digital Cell Phone Camera Phone Still Image Capture View From the Window at Le Gras (1826), Nicéphore NiépceNicéphore Niépce. Kodak Brownie (1900) Fairchild Semiconductor 100 x 100 CCD (1974) Positioning Paper Maps, Sextant ca. 1890 Foucault Gyroscope ca. 1882 Transit Satellite 1959 Garmin ETrex 2000 Music Edison Cylinder Phonograph ca. 1899 SONY Walkman TPS-l2 July 1, 1979 Phillips & SONY Compact Disc 1982 Apple iPod Classic 2001 Video Capture Kodak Super 8 Film (1965) Kodak Ektasound 130 (1974-77) JVC VHS 1976 DVD Video Rentals 1997 Electronic Messaging Morse Telegraph 1837 Fultograph Image Receiver 1929 Fax Machine w/ Single Line CCD Olympia Flexwriter 1962 Brief History - Familiar Technology Family We observe that products move from highly modular designs to highly integrated designs, over time, as the core technologies mature. We want to reproduce that product development experience for our students, to help Improve the understanding of set based concurrent engineering, and modern product innovation!

13. R. I. T Mechanical Engineering Function Disparate Analog Technologies Discrete Products Products integrated into Modules Fully Integrated Products Appointment Management Paper Planner Calendar PDA - Palm Pilot 1996 PDA Phone Email Text Fax Web Blackberry, 2002 Apple iPhone 3G July 11, 2008 Phone Keyboard Camera Multimedia Text Messaging Email Voicemail Web Browsing Wi-fi Assisted GPS First iPhone Model USA Introduction June 2007 2007 Time Magazine “Invention of the Year” Mobile Telephony Analog Cell Phone May 1979 Digital Cell Phone Camera Phone Still Image Capture View From the Window at Le Gras (1826), Nicéphore NiépceNicéphore Niépce. Kodak Brownie (1900) Fairchild Semiconductor 100 x 100 CCD (1974) Positioning Paper Maps, Sextant ca. 1890 Foucault Gyroscope ca. 1882 Transit Satellite 1959 Garmin ETrex 2000 Music Edison Cylinder Phonograph ca. 1899 SONY Walkman TPS-l2 July 1, 1979 Phillips & SONY Compact Disc 1982 Apple iPod Classic 2001 Video Capture Kodak Super 8 Film (1965) Kodak Ektasound 130 (1974-77) JVC VHS 1976 DVD Video Rentals 1997 Electronic Messaging Morse Telegraph 1837 Fultograph Image Receiver 1929 Fax Machine w/ Single Line CCD Olympia Flexwriter 1962 During the early generations of product evolution, we observe that products Improve in capability. They become Faster, Better, Cheaper, Safer, Smaller, and Lighter. Brief History - Familiar Technology Family

14. R. I. T Mechanical Engineering Function Disparate Analog Technologies Discrete Products Products integrated into Modules Fully Integrated Products Appointment Management Paper Planner Calendar PDA - Palm Pilot 1996 PDA Phone Email Text Fax Web Blackberry, 2002 Apple iPhone 3G July 11, 2008 Phone Keyboard Camera Multimedia Text Messaging Email Voicemail Web Browsing Wi-fi Assisted GPS First iPhone Model USA Introduction June 2007 2007 Time Magazine “Invention of the Year” Mobile Telephony Analog Cell Phone May 1979 Digital Cell Phone Camera Phone Still Image Capture View From the Window at Le Gras (1826), Nicéphore NiépceNicéphore Niépce. Kodak Brownie (1900) Fairchild Semiconductor 100 x 100 CCD (1974) Positioning Paper Maps, Sextant ca. 1890 Foucault Gyroscope ca. 1882 Transit Satellite 1959 Garmin ETrex 2000 Music Edison Cylinder Phonograph ca. 1899 SONY Walkman TPS-l2 July 1, 1979 Phillips & SONY Compact Disc 1982 Apple iPod Classic 2001 Video Capture Kodak Super 8 Film (1965) Kodak Ektasound 130 (1974-77) JVC VHS 1976 DVD Video Rentals 1997 Electronic Messaging Morse Telegraph 1837 Fultograph Image Receiver 1929 Fax Machine w/ Single Line CCD Olympia Flexwriter 1962 Subsequent generations of products begin to merge technologies and integrate two products into one. Brief History - Familiar Technology Family

15. R. I. T Mechanical Engineering Function Disparate Analog Technologies Discrete Products Products integrated into Modules Fully Integrated Products Appointment Management Paper Planner Calendar PDA - Palm Pilot 1996 PDA Phone Email Text Fax Web Blackberry, 2002 Apple iPhone 3G July 11, 2008 Phone Keyboard Camera Multimedia Text Messaging Email Voicemail Web Browsing Wi-fi Assisted GPS First iPhone Model USA Introduction June 2007 2007 Time Magazine “Invention of the Year” Mobile Telephony Analog Cell Phone May 1979 Digital Cell Phone Camera Phone Still Image Capture View From the Window at Le Gras (1826), Nicéphore NiépceNicéphore Niépce. Kodak Brownie (1900) Fairchild Semiconductor 100 x 100 CCD (1974) Positioning Paper Maps, Sextant ca. 1890 Foucault Gyroscope ca. 1882 Transit Satellite 1959 Garmin ETrex 2000 Music Edison Cylinder Phonograph ca. 1899 SONY Walkman TPS-l2 July 1, 1979 Phillips & SONY Compact Disc 1982 Apple iPod Classic 2001 Video Capture Kodak Super 8 Film (1965) Kodak Ektasound 130 (1974-77) JVC VHS 1976 DVD Video Rentals 1997 Electronic Messaging Morse Telegraph 1837 Fultograph Image Receiver 1929 Fax Machine w/ Single Line CCD Olympia Flexwriter 1962 Brief History - Familiar Technology Family

16. R. I. T Mechanical Engineering R11005 – Land Vehicle for Education

17. R. I. T Mechanical Engineering R10003 - WOCCS

18. R. I. T Mechanical Engineering R10006 – Sustainable Energy Systems

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20. R. I. T Mechanical Engineering Things to consider Need for each project Platform to be used for future development? System to which other systems can be compared? Customer priority or bonus feature? Level of risk with each project Risky ≠ Bad Safe ≠ Good Balance

21. R. I. T Mechanical Engineering More things to consider System architecture How to modularize system Common interfaces? (think USB) It’s not personal It’s not likely that your roadmap will play out exactly as you define it View it as a starting point to give the project direction

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