Today computers and phones require very present and in-depth interaction where the user is unable to easily detach from the device. Though typing with one hand is possible, a PC's lack of portability makes that unfeasible, and phones are often dropped. A portable, easy to use device that mitigates distraction, is not easily dropped, and does not cause any restriction of movement or normal hand functions needs to be developed that will competently mimic regular PC or phone purposes.

DEXT

This project aims to provide users with a convenient, reliable device that can achieve the approximate response time and functionality of a computer or smartphone. This year’s final prototype should be sleek, aesthetically pleasing, durable, accurate, lightweight, simple to use, not a distraction, and should not disrupt normal motion of the user.

Project Name

DEXT Wearable Interface

Project Number

P19001

Start Term

2181

End Term

2185

Faculty Guide

Jerry Adamski, Jerry.Adamski@rit.edu

Primary Customer

Willow Baker, bakerwillow@gmail.com

Sponsor (financial support)

Jeff Benck, M.E.R.I.T.,

Sponsored by M.E.R.I.T.

Planning & Execution

Project Photos and Videos

Imagine RIT

Gate Reviews

Problem Definition

Systems Design

Preliminary Detailed Design

Detailed Design

Build & Test Prep

Subsystem Build & Test

Integrated System Build & Test

Customer Handoff & Final Project Documentation (Verification & Validation)

PRP

Customer Requirements

Engineering Requirements

Schedule(WBS)

Cost

Risk Management

Problem Management

Use Cases

Benchmarking

Functional Decomposition

Morphological Chart

Pugh Concept Selection

BOM

Mechanical Drawings

Electrical Schematics

Software Diagrams

Manuals

Test Plans & Results

Technical Paper

Poster