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Jason Hegedus Greg Mikus Josh Miller Evan Schwartz 10/14/2008.

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1 Jason Hegedus Greg Mikus Josh Miller Evan Schwartz 10/14/2008

2  Problem Statement  Conceptualization: assessment of customer needs and the resulting weight of importance  Preliminary Design: brainstorming, sketches, re- design concepts  Detailed Design: CAD drawings, detailed sketches and dimensions  Production: bill of materials, engineering analysis

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4 1. Appropriateness for children 1.1 Color schemes 1.2 Lightweight 1.3 Music playback 1.4 Timed operation 2. Battery Life 2.1 Re-chargeable battery 2.2 Stand that charges battery 2.3 Battery indicator 3. Adjustability 3.1 Varying speeds 3.2 Interchangeable heads 3.3 Flexible head/neck 4. Efficiency 4.1 Easy maintenance 4.2 Uses own charger 4.3 Operates for exact period of time Retails under $15

5  Focus our goals on our target consumers, children ages 4-8.  Based on our assessment of the most valuable customer needs, we must refine our concepts to gear our design towards appropriateness for children and efficiency.  Our toothbrush will have design features such as a timed song, a re-chargeable battery, and a functional stand to accompany our toothbrush.

6 The 5 most important re-designed aspects of our toothbrush included:  Timed song  Re-chargeable battery  Bristle structure suitable for children  Ergonomics for children  Tongue scrubber

7  Timed Song: Button that plays music for 2 minutes (the amount of time which should be spent brushing teeth)  Re-chargeable battery built in to bottom which can be docked in the docking station that is included in our toothbrush

8  Bristle structure is small and closely knit to better accommodate the size of children’s teeth.  Reduced overall size to account for the size of a child’s hand. The handle is ergonomically friendly and comfortable.

9  Back of the neck of the brush also serves as a tongue scrubber to eliminate bacteria on the tongue.

10 FUNCTIONART Circular bristles pivotally mounted to head of brush Bristles oscillate along axis Circular front, rectangular rear bristles Removable music box which attaches to toothbrush Harnesses toothbrush and head attachments Electrically Driven Toothbrush US005625916AUS006179579B1US005524312A Musical Toothbrush US005259086A Stand and StorageUS00D363605S

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13 EfficiencyAdjustabilityAppropriatenessWeightTotalRelative Order Efficiency130.20.254.450.157 Adjustability0.3310.1670.331.8270.065 Appropriatness5611130.46 Weight431190.318 ConceptEfficiencyAdjustabilityAppropriatenessWeightSumRank Relative Order0.1570.0650.460.318 Concept 1BASE03 Concept 2100-0.3035 Concept 3110-0.0964 Concept 40100.3951 Concept 511000.2222 ConceptEfficiencyAdjustabilityAppropriatenessWeightSumRank Relative Order0.1570.0650.460.318 Concept 10100.3031 Concept 2BASE05 Concept 30110.2073 Concept 40110.2082 Concept 50110.2073

14 ConceptEfficiencyAdjustabilityAppropriatenessWeightSumRank Relative Order0.1570.0650.460.318 Concept 1 010.0963 Concept 20 1-0.2075 Concept 3BASE04 Concept 4 100.2382 Concept 500010.3181 ConceptEfficiencyAdjustabilityAppropriatenessWeightSumRank Relative Order0.1570.0650.460.318 Concept 1 00-0.2222 Concept 2100-0.3035 Concept 3010-0.2533 Concept 4BASE01 Concept 5010-0.2533 ConceptEfficiencyAdjustabilityAppropriatenessWeightSumRank Relative Order0.1570.0650.460.318 Concept 1 010.0963 Concept 21 1-0.055 Concept 300100.462 Concept 4 110.5561 Concept 5BASE04

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18 MaterialQty Per ToothbrushCost/unit Bristle Heads3$0.05 Polythylene Body.150024 lbs$ 2.80/lb Motor1$0.50 Button2$0.62 Re-chargeable Battery1$3.30 Charger Stand1$1.80 TOTAL$7.69

19  Our problem statement originally estimated a retail cost of under $15.  In the bill of materials we calculated a per unit production cost of $7.69.  If we charge the projected $15, we would make a profit of $7.31, minus the cost of shipping and packaging.  For these reasons, we feel that the toothbrush’s cost suits the demand of customers, and has a reasonable cost of production.

20  We as the united team of America feel that we have successfully redesigned an electric toothbrush to fit the needs of children from ages 4 to 8.  Redesign: Cost effective Timed song Re-chargeable battery Charging stand  We were able to incorporate our ideas and concepts into a ergonomic, cost-effective, and functional design.


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