Element C: PRESENTATION AND JUSTIFICATION OF SOLUTION DESIGN REQUIREMENTS

Introduction

Design specifications, constraints, and parameters were determined through. . .

Design specifications were determined based on the aesthetic appeal and simplicity of our sketches. Our goal is to create a design that illuminates the entire outlet upon detecting motion, so we based our designs around the placement of the lights. We wanted to design the placement of the light to be simple and cost-effective while still doing what they're meant to do.  Our design's effectiveness will determine the project's difficulty, so this stage of the project is very important. We also wanted it to be convenient and efficient for the consumer's sake, because our highest priority is developing a product that works well and doesn't come with too many complications. 

Primary Stakeholders

Users: Homeowners

Buyers: Anyone who owns a house,  Hardware stores,  

Sellers: Hardware Stores 

Manufacturers: Factories 

Market Research

Market Research Results:

Chart 1: This shows the amount of people interested in actually owning the idea we're presenting.

Chart 3 highlights the target demographic and how they would benefit from the product.

Similar Solutions Matrix

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Design Specifications:  

1. Illuminates outlet contact points,

2. Reliable.

3. Easy to manufacture

4. Efficient

5. Easy to install.

6. Durable.

7. Aesthetically pleasing

Benchmarks:

How will you know if your product is successful?

1. Turns on within 1 second

2. Turns off after 10 seconds

3. Able to detect motion from 5 feet away