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Ergonomic Housing Solutions for Personal Smoke Monitoring Device

This senior design project presentation showcases improvements made to a Personal Smoke Monitoring Device, detailing concepts, designs, optimizations, and final evaluations. The team reflects on successes, areas for improvement, and outlines recommendations for future enhancements. Contributors include Dr. Robinson, Professor Wellin, Professor Cormier, Mr. Malvaso, and previous teams.

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Ergonomic Housing Solutions for Personal Smoke Monitoring Device

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  1. Multidisciplinary Senior Design Final Presentation Team: Evan Wozniak Sarah Kostuk Christina Smith Aaron Prahst Ergonomic Housing improvements to Personal Smoke Monitoring Device

  2. Only Specification and Customer Need not met due to FSI required space!

  3. Concepts • Hand piece with no wires to base unit • Chest band that is repeatable and accurate

  4. Finalized Design Design 1 (non optimized) Design 2 (optimized)

  5. Finalized Design

  6. Final System

  7. Project Evaluation P values less than or equal to 0.10 show an improvement

  8. Individual Reflections • What worked and what could be improved. Reflections

  9. Future Work • The current device is ready for wireless integration with FSI Systems inc. • The team recommends two led lights be added to the hand piece to indicated transmitting data and battery life • The team recommends the battery in the hand piece to be rechargeable • The team recommends further chest band development • The team recommends further software improvements

  10. Thank you • Contributors • Dr. Robinson • Professor Wellin • Professor Cormier • Mr. Malvaso • Previous teams P10054, P10057 • Sarah Kostuk • Christina Smith • Aaron Prahst • Evan Wozniak

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