Automatic pet feeder

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Contents 1 Executive Summary 2 Stakeholders and Needs 3 Product Usage 4 Mechanical Function 5 Mechanical Analysis 6 Bill of Materials 7 Design for Manufacturing and Assembly 8 Failure Modes and Effects Analysis 9 Design for Environment 10 Team Member Roles 11 References

Executive Summary

Stakeholders and Needs

Product Usage

Insert 3 D cell batteries, or plug an AC adapter to power the feeder. Assemble the feeder by attaching the dish to the feeder near the opening at the bottom. The hopper that holds the food attaches to the top of the base with a simple rotation that locks it in place. The top to the hopper works in the same manner, where a small rotation of the hopper cover locks it in place.

The Hopper should be filled with pet food of the owner's choice, so long as the food is not moist or significantly large e.g. a dog treat. Turn the feeder on using the switch on the bottom.

Mechanical Function

Mechanical Analysis

Bill of Materials

Design for Manufacturing and Assembly

Failure Modes and Effects Analysis

Design for Environment

Team Member Roles

References