FOR FYP 1

1. PROJECT 1
PROPOSAL
PRESENTATION

2. TITLE : ERGONOMIC WALKING
STICK WITH GPS AND TORCH
BY : GROUP 5 DKM4D

3. YUVIENDHIREN A/L SRIDHARAN
01DKM20F1118
(LEADER)
GROUP 5 DKM 4D
MOHAMAD HARIS BIN ABDUL KHAIR
01DKM20F1112
MOHAMMAD AFIFI NASHRIQ BIN RUSMAN
01DKM20F1119
SHASITHARAN A/L SIVAKUMAR
01DKM20F1112
MADAM YEOH POH SEE
(SUPERVISOR)

4. PROJECT
01
GENERAL OVERVIEW
PROBLEM STATEMENT

5. OBJECTIVES
 To identify the user’s needs and problems.
 To identify the problems and constraints through questionnaire.
 To recognize steps that can be taken to overcome the said
problems and constraints.
02

6. PRODUCT IMPROVEMENT
03
A group of PUO student attempt to improve the design and features of the walking stick for elderly and
Rheumatoid Arthritis patients. Please take 3 minutes to answer this customer survey and return it to the
student. Please indicate the level of importance you attach to the following aspects of a laundry smart
buzzer.
i) REDUCE RISK OF FALLING 1 2 3 4
ii) LONG LASTING 1 2 3 4
iii) USER FRIENDLY 1 2 3 4
iv) SAFETY DESIGN 1 2 3 4
v) PORTABLE 1 2 3 4
1 = H…. 4 = …..

7. SURVEY RESULT
04
After analyzing the feedback from respondents, we found the needs of users are as in the table, and we
have ranked in according to importance:
CUSTOMER NEEDS RATING
1
2
3
4
5

8. HOUSE OF QUALITY
05
HIGH RELATIONSHIP (3)
MEDIUM RELATIONSHIP (2)
LOW RELATIONSHIP (1)
HIGH
DURABILITY
WEATHER
RESISTANCE
LIGHT
WEIGHT
SMALL
SIZE
EASILY
MANAGEABLE
HIGH
PRODUCT
QUALITY
GOOD
PRODUCT
FINISHING
ANYONE
CAN
COPE
TO
USE
THEW
PRODUCT
MAINTAIN
PROPER
POSTURE
IMPROVE
BALANCE
AND
STABILITY
1
2
3
4
5
USER FRIENDLY
PORTABLE
LONG LASTING
SAFETY DESIGN
REDUCE RISK OF
FALLING
9 11 23 16 1 10 14 18 27 3

9. BRAINSTORMING FOR
CONCEPT GENERATION
06
REDUCE RISK
OF FALLING
PORTABLE
SAFETY
DESIGN
USER
FRIENDLY
LONG
LASTING
LIGHT
WEIGHT
SMALL
SIZE
HIGH
DURABILITY
WHETHER
RESSISTANCE
HIGH PRODUCT
QUALITY
GOOD PRODUCT
FINISHNG
EASILY
MANAGEABLE
ANYONE CAN COPE
TO USE THE
PRODUCT
IMPROVE BALANCE
AND STABILITY
MAINTAIN PROPER
POSTURE

10. MORPHOLOGICAL
CHART
07

11. CONCEPT GENERATION :
SKETCH (FIRST CONCEPT)
08
DESCRIPTION
 Handle :
 Body :
 Base :
 Torch :
 GPS Tracker :

12. CONCEPT GENERATION :
SKETCH (SECOND CONCEPT)
08
DESCRIPTION
 Handle :
 Body :
 Base :
 Torch :
 GPS Tracker :

13. CONCEPT GENERATION :
SKETCH (THIRD CONCEPT)
08
DESCRIPTION
o Body :
o Base :
o Handle :
o Torch :
o GPS Tracker :

14. CONCEPT GENERATION :
SKETCH (FOURTH CONCEPT)
08
DESCRIPTION
 Handle :
 Body :
 Base :
 Torch :
 GPS Tracker :

15. 09 COMPUTER AIDED DRAWING
CONCEPT 1 CAD

16. 09 COMPUTER AIDED DRAWING
CONCEPT 2 CAD

17. 09 COMPUTER AIDED DRAWING
CONCEPT 3 CAD

18. 09 COMPUTER AIDED DRAWING
CONCEPT 4 CAD

19. 10 PRODUCT TREE

20. 11 BILL OF MATERIAL

21. 12 SCHEMATIC CIRCUIT

22. 13 BLOCK DIAGRAM

23. 14 ESTIMATED COST

24. 15 SUGGESTED FABRICATION
Based on your components in BOM;
• Kindly suggest the fabrication process involves.
• Consider the available facilities.
• If the facilities are not equipped for proposed
solution, suggest where (location or name of
services providers) that you intend to seek
assistance from.
#Psst… A flow chart would make you job easier
How do you fabricate aluminum?
The main types of fabrication include cutting, bending and assembling. Cutting is
typically accomplished via sawing, shearing or chiseling the metal by hand or
machine; or by using hand-held torches or an extremely powerful CNC cutter
using a laser, mill bit, plasma jet or water jet.

25. 16 SUGGESTED TESTING
Based on your components in BOM and suggested
fabrication processes, suggest how you should be
testing your proposed solution.
#Automatically your costing would be affectedIn order to find the right height
walking stick for you, measure from the bottom of the wrist bone (where the
bump is), to the floor. This ensures your wrist is at the optimum comfort position
when holding your walking stick, with the arm slightly bent and the shoulders
level.
…

26. 17 PUGH CHART

27. DECIDED CONCEPT DESIGN
18

28. 19 OBJECTIVES
This project’s aim is to :

29. 20 GANN CHART

30. INTRODUCTION
01
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Research Background
1.3 Problem Statement
1.4 Objectives
1.5 Research Questions
1.6 Scope
1.7 Significance of Research
1.8 Definition of Terms / Operations
1.9 Expected results
1.10 Chapter Summary

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32. METHODOLOGY
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1.9 Expected results
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SYNTHESIS
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LAUNCH
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