Design And Develop An Eco Fly Killer In UTeM's Cafeteria

Fathullah Farid , Zakaria (2011) Design And Develop An Eco Fly Killer In UTeM's Cafeteria. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Fly killer is a device for controlling the fly population at certain area. Many types of flies killer have been develop nowadays because fly been categorized as a pest which means the insect that dangerous and can harm the human being and living things. To start the research of fly killer, it begins with the observation of level of fly population at the cafeteria 1. Then, the characteristic and species of fly are study for easier to develop a killer device by knowing the attraction and weakness. Several studies have been conducted on the existing fly killer in the UTeM’s cafeteria and market to gain knowledge. These studies would give the inspiration and ideas to create a new fly killer for cafeteria. Through a first sketching several ideas, it give visual information for better understanding of the product design. Next, the research will be continue with a research method which use based on the study. The methodology consist of data collection, product development, analysis and the overall experiment, methodology chapter discussed the process of this project done. Then, the project continued with Product Concept chapter where the concept of the product was identified by applying the concept selection method. The researches of eco fly killer use Product Design and Development (PDD) as a tool to complete this research. Example of PDD tool applied on this project is the QFD, the Concept Selection and the methodology. As the conclusion PDD is a convenience tool to used because the research based on design and development project.

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