Investigating usability in enhancing user comfort and productivity through the design and development of Arduino motorized computer monitor arms

Mohd Zulkarnain, Muhammad Nasrul Aiman (2024) Investigating usability in enhancing user comfort and productivity through the design and development of Arduino motorized computer monitor arms. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This project aims to improvise the existing product by develop a motorized monitor arm using Arduino as the part of the control system. The objective of this project is to fabricate an ergonomic motorized monitor arm for future development to become a part of upcoming project endeavors in monitor arm industries. Second, to enhance the functionality of manual (conventional) monitor arm operation, it is proposed to integrate a controller (Arduino) for automating various operations. Lastly, to analyze the product design criteria and selection by using SolidSim. As for the methodology used in this project consists of 4 phases which the phase 1 is defining phase to initiate research of existing monitor mount to generate or develop an improvement product. Phase 2 is planning phase which , the project's technical design, task list, resources plan, budget, and project timeline were assigned and prepared. Phase 3 is executing phase where the product with a new features improvement was fabricated. Utilizing Solidwork to execute strength analysis of the product. Phase 4 is the closure phase which the finding needed to be finalized in terms of actual expenditures in all areas such as material used, prototype analysis, and machine used. Gantt charts, budgeting and other related has been stated in the budgeting phase. As for the result, the conclusion and results documentation were defined and justified

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