Intel® Robotic Tablet ChargerPresentersGarrett PauwelsJustin Carey
Group MembersHung NguyenNolan IgarashiRichard MullenburgKevin Hughes
PSU Faculty AdvisorDavid Turcic, PhD
Intel Industry AdvisorDouglas Heymann, PhD
Overview
• Project Background• Mission Statement• Project Plan• Project Scope• Product Design Specifications• House of Quality• Risk Assessment• Conclusion
Background
• Injured or disabled individuals are confined to their chair cannot move to plug in charger
Inherent Issues:
o Risk greater injuryo Must move outside prescribed range of motiono Outlet locations are inconvenient
Mission Statement• Provide a device that will intercept a low energy hand-
held computer tablet and transport it to a charging station to be reenergized. Also, comply with the requirements of Intel®:
o Device must be capable of traveling over hard surfaces and carpet.
o Ability to turn up to 180°o Wirelessly travel up to 40 fto Detailed report highlighting design process and
analysis.
Project Plan
Project ScopeCustomers
o Internal M.E. 492 / 493
o External Intel®
PDS Elements
PDS Elements Continued
House of Quality
Risk Assessment
Conclusion• Deliver a device to travel over multiple surfaces to charge a
tablet• Produce a working prototype by June 2012• Unique project used for prototyping purposes only
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