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Kelsi McKinley Lester, Leah Frederick, Steve Schweigert , Eric Sternberg 27 February 2012. Team 6 Design Project I: Sustainable Electric Toothbrush. Sequence of Design Activities. Analyze Customer Needs Revise Design Statement External Research Internal Research (Lab Dissection)
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Kelsi McKinley Lester, Leah Frederick, Steve Schweigert, Eric Sternberg 27 February 2012 Team 6 Design Project I:Sustainable Electric Toothbrush
Sequence of Design Activities • Analyze Customer Needs • Revise Design Statement • External Research • Internal Research (Lab Dissection) • Concept Generation • Concept Selection • Design Realization
Project Management • Divide and Conquer! • Realization of individual strengths • Technology • Email • Surveymonkey.com • ANGEL team space • Communication is key
Step 1:Customer Needs Assessment 1.0 Portability (.07) 1.1 Size: Small (.25) 1.2 Weight: Light (.43) 1.3 Storage Options: Comes with cover/case (.25) 1.4 Travel-Friendly: Foldable (.06) 2.0 Performance (.67) 2.1 Battery Run Time: Long Battery Life (1.0) F.1 Cleanliness of teeth: Works well 3.0 User-Friendliness (.26) 3.1 Comfort: Gentle on Gums/Mouth (.44) 3.2 Electronic Maintenance: Easy to replace battery or charge (.13) 3.3 Physical Maintenance: Easy to replace bristles (.13) 3.4 Ergonomics: Comfortable Handle (.19) 3.5 Noise Level: Quiet (.10) C.1 Low Cost
Step 2:Revised Problem Statement Our design problem is to design an inexpensive electric toothbrush that, above all else, functions well. Considering customer needs, we have determined that the design must have a long battery life and must be fairly user-friendly. Our team has decided to focus on minimizing the quantity of materials used in the toothbrush body and power usage.
Step 3:Internal and External Research Patent Search Benchmarking
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