chair mounted computer workstation may06-09 client: lockheed martin advisor: dr. arun somani dr....
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Chair Mounted Computer Workstation
May06-09
Client: Lockheed Martin
Advisor: Dr. Arun Somani
Dr. Zhao Zhang
Team MembersIsi Oamen David Roberts
Shawn Yockey “Teammate Wanted”
Feb 2, 2006
List of Definitions
GPIO – General Purpose Input Output
I2C - Inter-Integrated Circuit bus
SPI – Serial Peripheral Interface
CSIDC – Computer Society International Design
Competition
Summary
Project – Definition– Solution
Operating Environment Users and Uses Assumptions Features Limitations Deliverables Approaches
– Considered– Taken
Research Design Accomplishments Future Work Resources Time Line Risks Lessons Learned Commercialization Closing Summary
Project - Definition
Less cumbersome method of interface
Versatile and modular workstation
Greater freedom of movement
Enhance users ability without additional
hindrance
Project - Solution
Show proof of concept of non-traditional computing
input methods
Design a demonstration model
Implement alternative user interfaces
Enable full computing ability without a large
workstation
Operating Environment
Aircraft
Watercraft
Confined spaces
Sheltered from the
elements
Loud ambient noise
Intended Users and Uses
Users:– Member of the United States Military
– Avionic Pilots and Navigators
– Aerial Firefighters
Uses:– Display terrain information
– Display weather information
– Assist firefighting efforts
Assumptions
Users will undergo
familiarization with the
system
User is in a loud operating
environment
User is in a secure location
Features
Small overall physical size
Components mounted on hand do not exceed 8 oz.
Discrete component placement
Modular components
One hand for system control
Redundant data entry
Deliverables
Project Plan
Weekly Reports
End Product Design
Peer Review
Presentation
Project Poster
End Product Final Report
IRP Presentation
Client Report
CSIDC Initial Report
CSIDC Interim Report
CSIDC Final Report
Approaches Considered
Mounting– Chair
– Backpack
– Distributed Wearable
Components
Display– Goggles
– Mini LCD Monitor
Wireless– Bluetooth
– IR
– RF
– 802.11
Approaches Considered
Pointing Device– Trackball
– Touchpad
– Gyro sensor
Data Entry– Keyboard
– Keypad
– Voice recognition
Microphone– Bluetooth Headset
– Traditional Microphone
– Throat Microphone
Approaches Taken
Mounting– Backpack
Display– Goggles
Wireless– 802.11
Pointing Device– Gyro sensor
Data Entry– Voice recognition
– Keypad
Microphone– Throat Microphone
Accomplishments
Integration of MicroGyro– Real-time Communication
– Voltage Sensor
– Temperature Sensor
– Motion Sensors
Voice commands for system
Goggle display
CSIDC Top 100
Future Work
Streaming gyro data
Translate data into mouse movements
Integrate GPS for CSIDC
Develop CSIDC software application (FireHelper)
Finish user interface for use with non-traditional
peripherals
Resources – Time
Team Member Meetings Reports Research Construction Total
Isi Oamen 35 28 34 15 112
David Roberts 35 78 60 2 175
ShawnYockey 34 18 44 29 125
FormerMember 26 9 28 0 63
Totals: 130 133 166 46 475
Resources – Time
Labor Usage
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Isi Oamen David Roberts Shawn Yockey Former Member
Team Member
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Act
Resources – Fiscal
Item Price Item Price
Hardware:
EyeTop Head Set Display $0.00 Miscellaneous:
MicroGyro Developing Kit $150.00 Project Poster $0.00
FireFox Throat Mic. $38.00 Poster Preparation $35.00
GPS $35.00 Printing Supplies $7.50
Dimax I2C Master Controller
$80.00 Misc. Subtotal $42.50
USB Keypad $34.00
Hardware Subtotal $337.00 Labor:
700hours @ $12.00/hr $8,400.00
Software: Labor Subtotal $8,400.00
Operating System(Windows XP Pro)
$0.00
Dragon Virtually Speaking $0.00 Total with out Labor $414.50
Software Subtotal $0.00 Total $8,814.50
Lessons Learned
Need for greater coordination between customer and
designer
Loss of a member
Change of project scope
Increased demands leads to expedited schedule of
deliverables
Closing Summary
Ambitious project
Numerous unforeseen events
Project scope changed to incorporate additional
competition requirements
Significant progress made with components
Work needed to integrate components
Need to write hardware drivers and Java Applet