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Place N Paste Assisted Toothpaste Dispenser . Salvatore Cacciatore, Kenny Neyhart, Benjamin Oven, Tony Saloio. Outline. Problem Requirements Existing Products Solution Products MDR Goals. Problem. Students cannot properly squeeze toothpaste - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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SDP 2012 | Team McLaughlin Salvatore Cacciatore, Kenny Neyhart, Benjamin Oven, Tony Saloio Place N Paste Assisted Toothpaste Dispenser
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SDP 2012 | Team McLaughlin

Salvatore Cacciatore, Kenny Neyhart,Benjamin Oven, Tony Saloio

Place N PasteAssisted Toothpaste Dispenser

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2SDP 2012 | Team McLaughlin

Outline Problem Requirements Existing Products Solution Products MDR Goals

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3SDP 2012 | Team McLaughlin

Problem Students cannot properly squeeze toothpaste Unable to apply appropriate amount of

toothpaste Teachers must assist students every time they

need to brush Students must be independent in maintaining their daily hygiene

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4SDP 2012 | Team McLaughlin

Requirements

1. Dispense pea-sized toothpaste onto brush2. Will hold toothbrush such that the machine and toothbrush will

stay sanitary3. Toothbrush will be placed in a way such that users lacking fine

motor skills can insert toothbrush4. Product will take no longer than 20 seconds from when

toothbrush is correctly inserted to return loaded toothbrush5. Product size will not obstruct normal use of school’s single

occupancy bathroom6. Product will be designed such that it will guide toothbrush

motion once it is placed into holder

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5SDP 2012 | Team McLaughlin

Existing Products

This product will not meet:

Requirement 3: Toothbrush will be placed in a way such that users lacking fine motor skills can insert toothbrush

Requirement 6: Product will be designed such that it will guide toothbrush motion once it is placed into holder

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6SDP 2012 | Team McLaughlin

Existing Products

This product will not meet:

Requirement 2: Will hold toothbrush such that the machine and toothbrush will stay sanitary

Requirement 3: Toothbrush will be placed in a way such that users lacking fine motor skills can insert toothbrush

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7SDP 2012 | Team McLaughlin

Solution: Video

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8SDP 2012 | Team McLaughlin

Solution: State Machine

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9SDP 2012 | Team McLaughlin

EnclosurePlastic

CoveringToothpaste

Replacement Door

MicrocontrollerArduino

Interface Guiding Arm DispenserToothbrush Handle

Guide

Handle Holder

Toothbrush Detector

Bristle Orientation Motor

Horizontal Orientation Motor

Rotator

Bristle Orientation

Sensor

Toothpaste

Toothpaste Dispenser

Power Supply

Solution: Block Diagram

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10SDP 2012 | Team McLaughlin

Products: Microcontroller Satisfies requirement 4 Arduino Uno Controls all motors and sensors Controls timing of operations Easily programmable Digital and analog inputs and outputs Contains onboard clock

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11SDP 2012 | Team McLaughlin

Products: Interface Satisfies requirement 3

• Plastic funnel allows for guided entry into grip

Helps satisfy requirement 2• Direct contact only with handle of

brush Rubber grip holds toothbrush in

place while allowing easy entry and exit

Micro switch indicates toothbrush detection

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12SDP 2012 | Team McLaughlin

Products: Guiding Arm Satisfies requirement 6

• Once activated toothbrush is fully guided through motion

• Limits user involvement to initial insertion and final removal

Uses Servo motors to control motion• Compact• Easy to Use

Helps satisfy requirement 2• Controls motion for minimum

surface contact

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13SDP 2012 | Team McLaughlin

Products: Dispensing Satisfies requirement 1

• COTS dispensing product designed to dispense proper amount of toothpaste

Helps satisfy requirement 2• Toothbrush does not come into contact

with dispenser Uses Servo Motor to control

Dispensing Will dispense toothpaste only when

toothbrush is in correct position

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Products: Enclosure Need enclosure to house all products Plugged into wall for power Helps with requirement 2

• Limits access to dispensing mechanism Allows for easy replacement of empty toothpaste tube Keeps electronics, motors, and other components out of

direct contact Helps satisfy requirement 3

• Allows for easy toothbrush insertion and removal Satisfies requirement 5

• Compact enough to fit into confined space in bathroom

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15SDP 2012 | Team McLaughlin

Products: Additional Features Time Permitting:

• Sound indicators for proper toothbrush insertion and removal

• LED indicator to show low toothpaste supply• Programmable timer to help encourage proper brushing

for students• Light and Music integration

• Network interface to notify teacher of low toothpaste• Work for a wider range of toothbrush sizes

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16SDP 2012 | Team McLaughlin

Products: Budget COTS Toothpaste Dispenser: $25.00 Toothpaste: $5.00 Arduino Microcontroller $35.00 Interface Product: $50.00

• Funnel• Rubber Holder• Microswitch

Motor/Servo• 4x $40.00 = $160.00

Proximity Sensor: $70.00 Enclosure: $150.00

TOTAL: $495.00

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Products: Risks Hardware

• Custom Designed Enclosure• Third Party COTS Dispenser• Many moving parts

Software• Arduino working with chosen sensors• Proper timing of motors crucial to success

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18SDP 2012 | Team McLaughlin

MDR Goals Prototype of basic movement

Starts in horizontal Position Moves guiding arm to specific location Dispenses toothpaste

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Picture References http://www.bradfitzpatrick.com/store/products/

Cartoon_Bathroom_Sink_Clip_art-302-12.html http://dhfr.bravehost.com/myPictures/kids-

toothbrush.gif http://www.coolest-gadgets.com/20091203/

toothpaste-dispenser-dispenses-push-button/ http://www.thetoothpastedispenser.com/ http://www.liquidware.com/shop/show/ARD-

UNO/Arduino+Uno

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20SDP 2012 | Team McLaughlin

Additional Product Specifics Arduino Uno OSRAM SFH 7741 proximity sensor Touch N Brush TB011106 eMachineShop plastic custom design enclosure

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21SDP 2012 | Team McLaughlin

Requirements cont.

1. Dispense pea-sized toothpaste onto brush• ADA recommended toothpaste dosage

2. Will hold toothbrush such that the machine and toothbrush will stay sanitary• Multiple users

3. Toothbrush will be placed in a way such that users lacking fine motor skills can insert toothbrush• Minimum target for toothbrush placement is no smaller

than a 1” x 1” square• Vertical placement with bristles facing up

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22SDP 2012 | Team McLaughlin

Requirements cont.4. Product will take no longer than 20 seconds from when toothbrush is

correctly inserted to return loaded toothbrush• Similar preparation time of teacher’s assistance• Other users may need the bathroom

5. Product size will not obstruct normal use of school’s single occupancy bathroom• Cannot impede on other bathroom use• Cannot obstruct cleaning of bathroom

6. Product will be designed such that it will guide toothbrush motion once it is placed into holder• Holding toothbrush steady is an issue for the students.• Machine controlling the motion will promote proper sanitation of the

machine and toothbrush


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