Lamp stand mechanical arm redesign

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Contents

Executive Summary

Stakeholders

  • Retail
    • Small packaging to allow for less space taken up on the shelf
    • Light weight for easy movement
    • No fork lift required for movement of product in bulk
    • Low bulk purchase cost
    • Reliable to ensure minimal product returns or exchanges
  • Consumer
    • Low cost option relative to utility obtained from product
    • Precise placement of light source can be obtained throughout the life of the lamp.
    • Stable fixture for light source
    • Eliminate the need to touch hot surfaces while lamp is in use
    • No assembly required. If it is required no tooling or instructions required
    • Movement of light source can be obtained with minimal force needed.
    • Aesthetically appealing
    • No injury incurred while using lamp
    • Maximum brightness of light source to illuminate large area
    • Light source (bulb or LED) should not be visible to the user during normal use
    • Easy on/off mechanism
    • Long cord, but short enough so it does not cause too much apparent clutter.
    • Light weight and easy to transport
    • Packaging with sufficient information to ensure product can meet needs of customer

Results of Research

Opportunities Identified

Patent Search & Key Findings

Description of Solutions

Modular Base

Positive Features

Negative Features

Goose neck Lamp

Positive Features

Negative Features

Magnetic Base with Current

Positive Features

Negative Features

Ceramic Lamp Shade

Positive Features

Negative Features

Pugh Chart

Compares the solutions we came up with to the base model & the patent search results

Recommendations

Gant Chart

Team Member Roles

Appendix

Brainstorming Ideas

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