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Electroencephalogram (EEG) Device Cart

Electroencephalogram (EEG) Device Cart. Advisor: Professor Block Client: Viasys Healthcare Peg Rickard & Art Kealy Joseph Cabelka - Team Leader Jennifer Wager - BSAC Anthony Schuler - BWIG Emily Andrews - Communicator. Overview. Problem outline Background Current Device EEG Materials

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Electroencephalogram (EEG) Device Cart

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  1. Electroencephalogram (EEG) Device Cart Advisor: Professor Block Client: Viasys Healthcare Peg Rickard & Art Kealy Joseph Cabelka - Team Leader Jennifer Wager - BSAC Anthony Schuler - BWIG Emily Andrews - Communicator

  2. Overview • Problem outline • Background • Current Device • EEG • Materials • Ergonomics • Competition • Preliminary design alternatives • Future considerations

  3. Problem Statement Our goal is to develop a cart that houses all the components for monitoring an electroencephalogram (EEG). The cart should be designed with respect to ergonomic standards to facilitate easy workflow to ensure the comfort and safety of the users, while maintaining a compact footprint and low production costs.

  4. Design Constraints • Dimensions conform to a mid-size device cart • House all components of EEG system • Address ergonomic and usability concerns • Cost efficiency • Materials

  5. Current Device

  6. Current Device • No ergonomic adjustability • Minimal storage space • No solution for cable management • Uncomfortable working space • Constrained workflow

  7. Electroencephalogram (EEG) • Measures brain activity • Basic procedure lasts 45-60 minutes • Machine used in EEG lab, ICU, ER, OR • System includes computer, monitor, amplifier, camera, and photic

  8. Materials

  9. Ergonomics • Comfort and usability at various heights • Optimal workspace • Layout based on frequency of use • Anthropometric data • FDA/AAMI guidance and standards

  10. Competition Xltek Geodesic EEG Astro-Med, Inc B.E.S.T Medical

  11. Design I: Usability at multiple heights

  12. Design I: Usability at multiple heights

  13. Design II: Workspace

  14. Design II: Workspace

  15. Design III: Storage and Cable Management

  16. Design III: Storage and Cable Management

  17. Future Work • Analyze survey data and client input • Choose final design • Build/buy design components • Test against current standards

  18. References • http://www.madehow.com/Volume-7/EEG-Machine.html • http://www.egi.com/r_ges140.html • http://www.grass-telefactor.com/products/clinsystems/cmeeg1.html • http://www.hospitalmanagement.net/contractors/imaging/bestmedical/bestmedical2.html • http://www.xltek.com/WEB/prod_kortex.html • http://www.ergoindemand.com/keyboard-tray-adjustable-shelf.htm • http://www.kitchenshelves.com/basic_shelf.htm • http://www.cable-safe.com/products/index.htm • http://www.ergoindemand.com/keyboard-tray-adjustable-shelf.htm • http://www.globalspec.com • http://www.efunda.com • http://www.mcmastercarr.com • http://www.suppliersonline.com

  19. Questions?

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