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R15201: Autonomous People Mover – User Integration System
1. Background
4. Customer Needs and Objectives
• The passenger vehicle of the future is not one we are
familiar with today. Autonomous vehicles are
expected to take over the market!
• Several Universities are taking the initiative to become
lead the charge in designing an implementing these
vehicles, including RIT as led by Dr. Raymond Ptucha.
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Dr. Ptucha
Potential Vehicle Design
Receive input from user through a
computer interface system.
Verify the input with the user.
Have a display feature on the cart
showing where they are on
campus.
Have various features on the cart
including pause tour, end tour, etc.
5. Functional
Decomposition
Report by Peter Hajosch
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7. MSD I Kickstarter Plan
Week 1:
• Familiarize yourself with
the project.
• Talk to Dr. Ptucha to understand the project goal.
Week 2:
• Investigate the current
state of the project.
• Talk to the previous team leader and figure out
where they left off.
Week 3:
• Complete Objective Tree and Affinity Diagrams
• Meet with Dr. Ptucha to verify that these goals
are in line with what he wants.
2. Project Description
8. Project Team Needed
• As the cart continues to change, it becomes necessary for
its users to be able to interact with the cart.
• In its current state, the cart can give tours to people
visiting campus; however, it is on a set route and there is
no way for riders in the vehicle to interact with the cart.
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3. Project Goals
• The team shall be tasked to come up with a way in
which the user can communicate with the cart through a
computerized system and provide a demo at Imagine RIT
2018.
• In the following summer, the cart should be able to give
tours to visiting families with limited support from a staff
member.
2 EEs: Circuit design, power
system design, embedded
software design
1 ME: 3D CAD Drawing, Machining
4 CEs: Device Programing
1 ISE: Project Manager; Lead team
in design and focus on following
scope
9. Follow Up
6. Engineering Requirements
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Make sure that
programming is doable by a
team of RIT senior CE
students.
Make sure that there is
enough room for devices to
be installed and be
conscious of future
projects.