P18075: Smart Device - Integrated Baby Jumper
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Baby jumpers are used as entertainment for young
children, roughly between 4 and 12 months of age,
but can also be used to promote dexterity and
learning. The main goal of this project is to
extend the capabilities of the modern jumper to
improve user experience and foster cognitive and
physical development. In order to do this, the team
worked to improve the jumper in two ways. The first
was to make the jumper smart device-compatible in
order to provide customization and monitoring
capabilities for the parent. The second was to
increase the amount of stimuli on the jumper for
the baby to interact with in order to promote more
cognitive development than current jumper models
offer. The end result will be a functional
prototype and supporting documentation. The design
and prototype will primarily need to be safe for
the baby inside the jumper while also being safe
for those around the toy. Additionally, the product
should be easy to transport, easy to assemble, and
fall within the price range of similar products
currently on the market.
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Project Name
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Smart Device-Integrated Baby Jumper
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Project Number
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P18075
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Start Term
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Fall 2017
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End Term
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Spring 2018
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Faculty Guide
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Ed Hanzlik
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Primary Customer
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Tim Trapp
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Sponsor (financial support)
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RIT MSD, Ed Hanzlik (echeee@rit.edu)
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Team Members
Baby Powered
Work Breakdown: By Phase
Work Breakdown: By Topic
Acknowledgements
- We'd like to acknowledge the following:
- Ed Hanzlik - Faculty Guide
- Elizabeth DeBartolo - Faculty Coordinator
- Tim Trapp - Primary Customer
- RIT - Sponsors