Smart Wiper Kit

Chris Pandiscio, EE; Haoxian Lin, CSE; Bjorn Galaske, EE

Purpose

Modularity

It is a common pratice for car dealers to bunndle up features. Our project can bring the Modularity back to the buyers so they are never forced to buy anything they don't want

Convenience that save lives

Driving a car is a scenario where concentration is of vital importance. Ironically, driving a car is also a task that is filled with distractions. Our project is aiming to reduce the amount of distraction by automating the process of wind shield wiper adjustment

The first step

We see our project as the first step to a new line up of products such as smart tempurature control, headlight control etc. By making more kits with different functionalities we can make every car, a smart car

Block Diagram

Block Diagram

Report and Presentation

PDR

Preliminary Design Review (PDR): The PDR presentation in early fall should cover the project's problem statement, requirement specifications, system-level block diagram and project specifications, as well as the team's proposed MDR prototype specifications. The advisor and Faculty Review Board may suggest modifications to the proposed MDR prototype specifications at the PDR.

MDR

Midway Design Review (MDR): MDR takes place before the Faculty Review Board and the team advisor near the end of fall semester (see schedule). The hardware and/or software prototype presented should demonstrate that the chosen design path is likely to lead to a completed project in April which meets or exceeds the project specifications.

FDR

Final Project Review (FPR): At FDR, teams present their completed system and its functionality. Teams should lay out how the prototyped software/hardware meets project specifications.

Final Report

Final Project Review (FPR): At FDR, teams present their completed system and its functionality. Teams should lay out how the prototyped software/hardware meets project specifications.