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Chair Mounted Computer Workstation May06-09 Client: Lockheed Martin Advisor: Dr. Arun Somani Dr. Zhao Zhang Team Members Isi Oamen David Roberts Shawn Yockey “Teammate Wanted” Feb 2, 2006

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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

Acknowledgements

Dr. Arun Somani

Dr. Zhao Zhang

Lockheed Martin

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

Limitations

Battery lifespan

Right eye operation

Length of use causes eye strain

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

Research

Bluetooth

MicroGyro

GPIO

I2C

Voice input technologies

Voice recognition technologies

Design

Goggles

Keypad

Microphone

Voice recognition

MicroGyro

Interface adapter

Design - Goggles

Monocle display

S-Video interface

Limited use

Proof of concept

Design - Keypad

Shortcut keys

Ease of integration

Researched custom

keypad

Design - Microphone

FireFox throat mic.

Ambient noise

Easily adaptable

Design – Voice Recognition

Dragon Naturally

Speaking

Verbal Macros

Voice Commands

Design – MicroGyro

Lightweight

Uses I2C interface

2D gyro output

Made by Gyration

Design – MicroGyro

Temperature

Voltage

Axis rotation

Design – MicroGyro

Design - Interface Adapter

USB-I2C/SPI/GPIO

Source code included

Made by Dimax

Design - Interface Adapter

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

0

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100

150

200

250

300

Isi Oamen David Roberts Shawn Yockey Former Member

Team Member

Ho

urs Est.

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

Timeline

Risks

Loss of funding

Loss of team member

Loss of equipment

Change of scope

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

Commercialization

No plans to commercialize

Proof of concept demonstration– Lockheed Martin

– CSIDC

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

Questions?