This document presents conceptual designs for a motor operated projector screen from five student groups. It defines the problem of difficulty dragging projector screens. It identifies stakeholders and their needs. Conceptual designs are presented and evaluated using tools like Pugh charts, decision matrices, and weighted decision matrices. Design B is selected as the best conceptual sketch for the motor operated projector screen.
This document presents conceptual designs for a motor operated projector screen from five student groups. It defines the problem of difficulty dragging projector screens. It identifies stakeholders and their needs. Conceptual designs are presented and evaluated using tools like Pugh charts, decision matrices, and weighted decision matrices. Design B is selected as the best conceptual sketch for the motor operated projector screen.
This document presents conceptual designs for a motor operated projector screen from five student groups. It defines the problem of difficulty dragging projector screens. It identifies stakeholders and their needs. Conceptual designs are presented and evaluated using tools like Pugh charts, decision matrices, and weighted decision matrices. Design B is selected as the best conceptual sketch for the motor operated projector screen.
This document presents conceptual designs for a motor operated projector screen from five student groups. It defines the problem of difficulty dragging projector screens. It identifies stakeholders and their needs. Conceptual designs are presented and evaluated using tools like Pugh charts, decision matrices, and weighted decision matrices. Design B is selected as the best conceptual sketch for the motor operated projector screen.
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MOTOR OPERATED PROJECTOR
SCREEN
Presented by M.Praveen Kumar (17G 075) R.Rakesh (17G 080) K.M.Shakthi Kumar (17G 099) R.Vasantha Kumar (17G 111) V.Vijay Anand (17G 113) ABOUT TO SEE !!! Problem Definition Customer Identification Internal Customer Needs External Customer Needs Brainstorming of Customer Needs Benchmarking of Existing Product House of Quality Pugh Chart Decision Matrix Weighted Decision Matrix PROBLEM DEFINITION Students and faculty members are facing a lot of difficulty in dragging the projector screen leading to wastage of time and effort. CUSTOMER IDENTIFICATIO N FACULTY MEMBERS STUDENTS GUEST LECTURERS INTERNAL CUSTOMER NEEDS The motor may consume less power Does it have a noiseless operation? Is the repairability of the control system good? Whether the motor works on both AC and DC? The size of motor should be small Does it have a rapid movement of screen? The heat dissipation may be low. Overall cost of controller should be low. Reliability of the controller may be high. EXTERNAL CUSTOMER NEEDS The projector screen and the control mechanism may be of lightweight and in small size. The projector screen control mechanism may have a power backup. The control may have less time delay. The control system may be remote operated There may be an uninterrupted operation. The control mechanism can be both remote and switch controlled. The screen can be controlled using the faculty’s mobile. BRAINSTORMING CUSTOMER NEEDS • The projector screen and the control mechanism may be of lightweight and in small size • The distance between the projector screen and motor may be small. • Does it have a rapid movement of screen? • The control system may be remote operated. • Does it have a noiseless operation? • The motor may consume less power. • The controller may be controlled with mobile. • The controller may have good reliability • The controller may have good repairability SURVEY USING GOOGLE FORM! SUMMARY OF CUSTOMER RESPONSES QUESTI ON NO.OF RESPONSES WITH RELATIVE FREQUENCY OF NUMBE HIGH IMPORTANCE IMPORTANCE R 1 60 82.19% 2 65 89.04% 3 56 76.71% 4 52 71.23% 5 64 87.67% 6 68 93.15% 7 65 89.04% 8 70 95.89% 9 63 86.30% 10 68 93.15%
Number of Responses = 73 BAR GRAPH 120 RELATIVE IMPORTANCE 100
Level of Importance 80
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Question Number PARETO PLOT 120
100 Level of Importance 80 RELATIVE IM- 60 PORTANCE
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0 8 6 10 2 7 5 9 1 3 4 Question Number REQUIREMENTS – INFERENCE FROM CUSTOMER IMPORTANCE • Silent and smooth operation • Optimum operation speed of screen • Good coefficient of friction in belt. • Control using mobile. • Good bending and torsional strength of shaft. • Less slippage of belt. • Compactness of controller • Low cost of materials used. • Self locking mechanism. • High tensile strength of belt. • Good heat dissipation design. • Corrosion free materials. • The life of the controller should be high. CONSTRAINTS • Small distance between shaft and motor • The weight of the controller should be as low as possible. • The range of remote operation is limited to a particular distance. • The electrical components should be earthed. • Use of AC current is preferred as it is easily available. • The controller should be protected from external forces. BENCHMARK EXISTING PRODUCT THE Z-WAVE PROJECTOR SCREEN CONTROLLER • The benchmarked product is actually used to control home theatre screen. • Projector screens upto 11 metre wide can be controlled. • The control system uses a 12V power supply to the motor. • Can control the projector screen using mobile, Tablet or PC from 50 metres away! HOUSE OF QUALITY MATRIX (HOQ) CONCEPTUAL DESIGN • A sketch that shows the general outline of all components and functions of the product is called a conceptual design. • Each member have made a conceptual design of our product • Hence the 5 designs are as follows…. SKETCH - A
Design by R.Vasantha Kumar (17G 111) SKETCH - B
Design by V.Vijay Anand (17G 113) SKETCH - C
Design by K.M.Shakthi Kumar (17G 099) SKETCH - D
Design by R.Rakesh (17G 080) SKETCH - E
Design by M.Praveen Kumar (17G 075) PUGH CHART S.NO CRITERIA A B C D E 1 Light weight + + + - - 2 Smaller distance between shaft and + + + - + motor
