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Mission Statement

Table of Contents 1 Product Description 2 Key Business Goals 3 Primary Market 4 Secondary Market 5 Assumptions and Constraints 6 Stakeholders

Product Description

Physical therapy patients are currently training on stationary bicycles at the Nazareth College lab for endurance purposes, however when it comes to transitioning from a stationary bicycle to a free standing one, patients find it hard to adjust. A transition stage is required in order to simulate real life cycling and at the same time keep the patient safe.

Key Business Goals

To fulfill all the customer needs and to improve the quality of life for individuals undergoing this particular type of physical therapy.

Primary Market

• Individuals undergoing physical therapy at the Nazareth College physical therapy clinic.
• Nazareth College Physical Therapists. The goal is to enable the patient to develop confidence in stages.

Secondary Market

• Physical Therapists in general: The transitioning stage bicycle can be used in other colleges and/or physical therapy labs.

Assumptions and Constraints

The device must, above all, be safe for both the rider and the accompanying physical therapist.

Stakeholders

• RIT (SD Team, Guide, Consultants)
• Nazareth College Physical Therapy Clinic
• Physical Therapists
• Physical Therapist Patients
• National Science Foundation

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