P10202: LV1 Motor Module Manufacturability (Land Vehicle 1 Motor Module)

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Motor Module Manufacturability

Project Summary	Project Information
For a current project description, click on the following link for the Project Readiness Package. More detailed information will be discussed in class with your Guide and Customer. The mission of this project is to produce multiple motor modules at a reasonable price, and to develop those modules so they are compatible with hardware from past and concurrent MSD projects. The modules are to be designed with mass manufacturing in mind, and be robust enough to withstand repeated usage by students. LV1 Motor Module	Project Name Motor Module Manufacturability Project Number P10202 Project Family Modular, Scalable Open Architecture Robotic Platform Track Vehicle Systems and Technologies Start Term 2009-2 End Term 2009-3 Faculty Guide Phil Bryan (ME) Industry TA Leo Farnand (EE) Faculty Consultant Professor George Slack (EE) Primary Customer Dr. Ed Hensel

Project Planning

Project Planning Page

Senior Design I Deliverables

Senior Design II Deliverables

MSD II Project Plan - Gant Chart (mpp)

Engineering Drawings:

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Name	Discipline	Role / Skills
Kenneth Smith	Mechanical Engineering	Project Manager. Responsible for redesign of motor module
Caleb Peterson	Mechanical Engineering	Integration Manager. Responsible for redesign of motor module
Nick Rinaldi	Industrial Engineering	Responsible for cost reduction analysis of new module design. Must work in conjunction with MEs to ensure manufacturability
Angel Gutierrez	Industrial Engineering	Responsible for cost reduction analysis of new module design. Must work in conjunction with MEs to ensure manufacturability
Andrew Eller	Electrical Engineering	Responsible for integration of electronic components from past and concurrent projects

Direct Links to Team Documents

Background Research

Planning	Concept Level Design	System Level Design
Mission Statement Customer Constraints Preliminary Customer Needs Required Resources Staffing Requirements Preliminary Work Breakdown Structure Team Values and Norms Intellectual Property Considerations Grading and Assessment Scheme	Identify Customer Needs Establish Target Specifications Generate Product Concepts Select Product Concept(s) Test Product Concept(s) Set Final Specifications	Concept Design Review Documents (SD I) Detailed Design Review Documents (SD I) Managerial Design Review Presentation (SD I) Technical Conference Publication (SD II) Poster Publication (SD II) Managerial Design Review Presentation (SD II) Photo Gallery