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Introduction
Introduction
The process and conclusion of the solution to the mailbox problem. Starting with brainstorming it then evolves into the final solution.
Design Solution Brainstorming
Design Solution Brainstorming
We looked at the characteristics of mailboxes from the market research and brainstormed ideas that would fit into certain criteria specifications
Brainstorming Photos
Brainstorming Photos
Specifications: (What features it must have)
Specifications: (What features it must have)
Must be difficult to ruin the mailbox or hard to steal packages from the mailbox
Constraints:(What limitations do there need to be?)
Constraints:(What limitations do there need to be?)
Budget
Parameters: (Are there size, cost, durability, cleanability, or legal issues that must be considered?)
Parameters: (Are there size, cost, durability, cleanability, or legal issues that must be considered?)
Needs the ability to hold mail and different sized packages
Annotated Drawings
Annotated Drawings
Sketch 1: A mailbox within the wall near the door, inside has a sensor letting the inside disk turn around. Allowing the package to be in the house.
Sketch 1: A mailbox within the wall near the door, inside has a sensor letting the inside disk turn around. Allowing the package to be in the house.
Sketch 2: A disguise mailbox, large to fit any package. It acts like a natural item, making it difficult to fine. Near the side of house and is keypad operated.
Sketch 2: A disguise mailbox, large to fit any package. It acts like a natural item, making it difficult to fine. Near the side of house and is keypad operated.
Sketch 3: Designed to look similar to a "walk-in" closet, its designed to fit large packages with a slide door and lock mechanism
Sketch 3: Designed to look similar to a "walk-in" closet, its designed to fit large packages with a slide door and lock mechanism
Sketch 4: A mailbox designed to be small and be similar to a stair step to be hidden while having easy access points to obtain the mail inside the mailbox
Sketch 4: A mailbox designed to be small and be similar to a stair step to be hidden while having easy access points to obtain the mail inside the mailbox
Sketch 5: Wall-mounted mailbox that transports mail directly into the home with the use of incline planes.
Sketch 5: Wall-mounted mailbox that transports mail directly into the home with the use of incline planes.
Sketch 6: Wall-mounted mailbox with tilting mid-section for transportation of mail.
Sketch 6: Wall-mounted mailbox with tilting mid-section for transportation of mail.
Decision Matrix
Decision Matrix
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Final Annotated Drawing
Final Annotated Drawing
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Gantt Chart
Gantt Chart
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Summary
Summary
This is a condensed summary of the beginning and end of the brainstorming process, starting with simple ideas based off the limits and going to the solution that will be used to solve this problem.
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