A Study To Design And Fabricate A Prototype Of Driver Drowsiness Preventer (DDP)

Omar, Abdullah (2017) A Study To Design And Fabricate A Prototype Of Driver Drowsiness Preventer (DDP). Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Driving in a drowsy state is very dangerous and just like driving in a drunk or subconscious state. Therefore, the use of sleep safety devices for compact and adjustable drivers around the rear mirror or on the dashboard is highly recommended. It contains an electronic activation mechanism to help ease the drowsiness early. A detailed study will be made to illustrate this system, related issues and improvements that need to be made to create a robust system. Various factors will be taken into account to ensure that these devices can affect the drowning drivers. The Drowsiness Preventer Driver Project is basically an inspiration from the scent of freshness used in the home to enhance the home freshness. This aroma is aimed at improving the air freshness through several techniques including spraying every minute. The Drowsiness Preventer driver works as drivers start to feel sleepy especially when they are on the highway and need some time before they get to rest and take care. In addition, drivers can maintain active driving power. In this writing, it will focus on the concept of prefix Concept Generation in designing the Drowsiness Preventer Driver. The first step is to determine the customer's need for this technology. Additionally, produce engineering specifications based on the customer's requirements. Then all the data obtained will be used in drafting the House of Quality and then producing Product Design Specification (PDS). Next the best concept will be selected through several methods such as Morphological Chart, Concept Generation, Concept Screening, and Concept Selection. Finally, the final concept sketch will be illustrated.

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