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DUSS Project. Jiyeon , Seoyoung , Mateo & K.K. P&S INNOVATION. Group #7. Table of Contents. What would be discussed. Problem Definition Problem Analysis System Development Product Development Conclusion. P&S INNOVATION. Group #7. Problem Definition. Problem Definition. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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DUSS Project

Jiyeon, Seoyoung, Mateo & K.K.

P&S INNOVATIONGroup #7

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Table of Contents

• Problem Definition• Problem Analysis• System Development• Product Development• Conclusion

What would be discussed

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Problem Definition

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Problem DefinitionHeadlines – Death of Seniors living alone

(source : MK News, Newsen, Seoul News, Herald Economics )P&S INNOVATION

Group #7

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Problem Definition

• Urgent emergency, especially in the health aspects, might occur to the seniors who live alone.

• It is often difficult for the offspring to get notified of their parent’s urgent situation.

What are the main problems?

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Problem Analysis

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Problem Analysis

Korea’s Demographic StructureHousehold distribution of se-niors(65~)

0~14

15~64

65~

Living alone

1. Increase in the number of solitary seniors

(source : Statistics Korea ) (source : Statistics Korea )

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Problem Analysis

Interview What offspring wish to give

to eldery parents in the Parents' Day

HEALTHPRODUCT & FOOD52.4

TRAVEL 14.8

PERFORMANCETICKET

10

FLOWERS7

2. Offspring’s concerns for their parents’ health (Target Customers)

S (47), Seoul resident, working in department store,Living with her husband and 2 children

“ As my mom lives alone in the coun-tryside and she’s getting older and older. She has high blood pressure and she once experienced a really danger-ous situation. Of course, I know I should be responsible for her health, but my current situation just doesn’t al-low me to be fully responsible since I’m working. Besides she refuses to live in Seoul, so I have huge concerns “

BEAUTY PRODUCT14.4

(source : Interpark )

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Problem Analysis3. Solitary Seniors’ concerns related to health issue (Target Users)

Solitary Seniors’ main concerns(65~)

HEALTH ISSUE37.9

FINANCIAL ISSUE43.6

LONELINESS9.5

NO DIVERSIONLACK OF HELP IN EVERYDAY LIFE LACK OF WELFARE FACILITY

NO JOB OR EMPLOYMENT INSTABILITYETC.

WEAKENING OF RESPECT FOR SENIORSINHOSPITALITY FROM FAMILY

(source: Statistics Korea )

Seniors’ Self-evaluations on their health status(65~)

SENIORSLIVING WITH OFFSPRING

SOLITARY SENIORS

VERY GOOD GOOD AVERAGE BAD VERY BAD

(source: Statistics Korea)

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Problem Analysis4. Where solitary seniors wish to live

Whether seniors wish to live withtheir offspring(65~) Place Seniors wish to live(65~)

YES NO THEIR OWN HOUSE FREE SANATORIUM

CHARGED SANATORIUM ETC.

SENIORSLIVING WITH OFFSPRING

SENIORSLIVING WITH OFFSPRING

SOLITARY SENIORS

SOLITARY SENIORS

(source: Statistics Korea)

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Problem Analysis5. Two different desires

Concerns about their HEALTH

Wish to live SEPERATELY from their off-

springCONTRADICTION

Opportunity for NEW Product DevelopmentP&S INNOVATION

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System Development

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The situation that seniors could not handle on their own

• Faint• Strong physical

shock (Mostly in-volves fracture)

• Heartbeat• Blood

pressure• Stress level• Shock level

System Development1. What does it measure?

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2-(1). Currently Available Technologies – Heartbeat/Blood Pressure

System Development

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• There are currently wear-able technologies which measure the pulse rate and blood pressure together

e.g. blood pressure monitor

Source:http://www.mymonitor.co.nz/

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2-(2). Currently Available Technologies – Stress Level

System Development

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• There are currently technologies which measure stress level

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• Cerebral hemorrhage– Subarachnoid hemorrhage– Hemorrhagic infarct

• Cardiac infarction

System Development3. What kind of diseases can be covered?

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System Development4. How it works?

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Product

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Suspicious <GPS coordi-nates>

Urgent <GPS coordi-nates>

4. How it works? (cont.)

System Development

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Product Development

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Product DevelopmentBrainstorming for the product design

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• Universality(1) – Everybody should be able to use it

• Unconsciousness(1) – The user should not be aware that they are using the product

• Permanence(2) – It should be permanently wearable

• Acceptability(3) – Using the product should be socially ac-ceptable

• Invisibility(4) – It should be difficult for people to know that you are using the product

• Size(5) – Small size would be preferable

Product DevelopmentImportant criteria to be considered

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Pass• Universality• Acceptability

Fail• Unconsciousness• Invisibility• Permanence• Acceptability

Product Alternative (1) - Wristband

Product Development

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Product Alternative (2) - Anklet

Pass• Universality• Acceptability

Fail• Unconsciousness• Invisibility• Permanence• Acceptability

Product Development

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Product Alternative (3) - Headband

Pass• Universality• Acceptability

Fail• Unconsciousness• Invisibility• Permanence• Acceptability

Product Development

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Pass• Acceptability

Fail• Universality• Unconsciousness• Invisibility• Permanence

Product Alternative (4) - Glasses

Product Development

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Pass• Universality• Unconsciousness• Invisibility• Permanence

Fail• Acceptability

Product Alternative (5) - Implanted Chip

Product Development

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• Price range: \300,000~\500,000• Color: Skin color• Material: Nylon

Final product

Product Development

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Material comparison

Product Development

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Polypropylene Polyester Nylon

Water absorp-tion

Does not absorb water Absorbs some water Absorbs the most wa-ter

Rate of drying Dries faster Dries slower Dries quickly

Melting point 266°F / 130°C* Variable but likely around 500°F / 260°C*

490°F / 254°C*

UV resistance Less UV resistant More UV resistant Somewhat UV resistant

Stretch/Shrink Moderately resistant to stretching and shrinking

Resistant to stretching and shrinking, resists pilling

Greater stretchability, shrink resistant

• Our final choice of the material for the product is nylon• Water absorption is an important aspect because the material has to absorb the moisture that might be created inside

the product• The rate of drying is another important aspect because the water absorbed by the material has to dry as quick as pos-

sible• The melting point is not important because the temperatures usually will not rise higher than 60°C• UV resistance is not so important because the product will not be exposed to the sun for very long times• Stretch/shrink is important because it is directly connected with the durability of the material• As the material itself constitutes a very small part, we decided to not include price

http://www.qualitylogoproducts.com/blog/polypropylene-polyester-nylon-guide-to-materials/

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DUSS ProjectSystem & Product Development

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DetectUrgentSituation ofSeniors

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ConclusionProspect for DUSS Project

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• Household distribution of seniors(65~)

(source : Statistics Korea )

Even greater oppor-tunity lies on Non-solitary seniors as well

Expansion to bigger senior demograph-ics of including non-solitary seniors will boost DUSS Project’s sale enor-mously

DUSS Project’s sale would likely to in-crease due to the increase in the number of seniors

Living alone

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Q & A

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Modifications made

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Current available technologies that can be embedded into our product development – measurement of heartbeat / blood pressure and stress level

Detailed technological and design aspects of the final product of DUSS Project

More prospects for the future of DUSS project