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Contents 1 Group Information 2 Report II - Opportunity: Market Research and Design Concepts 2.1 Executive Summary 2.2 Market Research and Observations 2.2.1 Top Stakeholder Product Needs 2.2.2 Highlights from User Interviews 2.3 Our Top 3 Design Concepts 2.3.1 Design 1 2.3.2 Design 2 2.3.3 Design 3 2.4 Competitor Products Research 2.4.1 Pugh Chart 2.5 Gantt Chart 2.6 Summary and Recommendations 2.7 Appendix (100 ideas) 2.8 Reference

Group Information

24-441 Spring 2012, Group 3

Kellen Chow (Team Leader with the new hair cut)

Jacob Divone (EMT with the puking guts)

KinHang Leung (Brainstorming Facilitator with the weird balloon animals)

Cecily Sunday (Charts Specialist with the sweet grandma)

Report II - Opportunity: Market Research and Design Concepts

Executive Summary

Market Research and Observations

Top Stakeholder Product Needs

Highlights from User Interviews

Our Top 3 Design Concepts

Design 1

Design 2

Design 3

Competitor Products Research

Pugh Chart

Gantt Chart

Summary and Recommendations

Appendix (100 ideas)

1. Water filled tubes
2. Alcohol filled tubes
3. Snap-on earbuds instead of screwed-on
4. Noise-cancelling headphones
5. Noise-cancelling earbuds
6. Aperture style diaphragm
7. Blood pressure cuff interface
8. Disposable diaphragm surface/film
9. Diaphragm heater and holder integrated on coat(battery)
10. Alcohol Pouch integrated on coat
11. Coat pouch/clip
12. Hugging stethoscope coat (integrated in the coat so user hugs the patient during use)
13. Integrating a heart rate monitor on chestpiece
14. Integrating a murmuring sound indicator on chestpiece
15. A hand-held separate heart rate monitor (connects to chestpiece by wire)
16. A hand-held separate heart rate monitor (Bluetooth)
17. Bluetooth connection to user's mobile device (like an app)
18. Replace air-filled tubes by electronic wires (headphones cables)
19. Hooked up to visual display on eyeglasses
20. Sonar sensor integrated on the diaphragm
21. Integration of a respiratory rate indicator
22. Extendable tubes for better reach
23. Rubber earpieces
24. Silicone earpieces
25. Integration of the stethoscope on dummies that create sounds for medical training

Reference