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Engineering Design Defined

Create an economical, portable electromechanical feeding device for paralysis patients to enhance independence and comfort. The device must be lightweight, affordable, easy to use, and maintain. Utilize engineering design principles to address this pressing need efficiently.

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Engineering Design Defined

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  1. Engineering Design Defined Design - the plan and arrangement of the form and structure of natural and man-made material to achieve a desired function. Engineering - the application of sciences to the construction of hardware or/and software. Engineering design - an iterative decision making process in which sciences are applied to devise a system to meet the needs of the client.

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  3. Engineering Design Process Problem Statement Although feeding device are available for people suffering from paralysis, they are often bulky, expensive, and not portable. A need exists for a simple feeding device. It should be electromechanical and operate from its own power source. The design should be economical, have a light weight, and be simple to use and maintain. Tools and Tactics of Design, http://www.wiley.com/college Project Title Design of an Economical Potable Feeding Device for Patients of Paralysis

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