Product Design And Development Of Automated Handheld Fish Scales Skin Remover

Saad, Mohd Shukur (2018) Product Design And Development Of Automated Handheld Fish Scales Skin Remover. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Fish gives a good source of high-quality protein and contains numerous vitamins and minerals. Research in the course of recent decades has demonstrated that the nutrients and minerals in fish, and particularly the omega 3 fatty acids found in several fishes, are heart-friendly and can make changes in brain development and reproduction (Nahak, 2015). Nowadays product design and development is crucial to develop progress on new products and existing products. Automated handheld fish scales skin remover is the product chosen to lead the project. Automated handheld fish scales skin remover is one of the requirements when cleaning the fish and ensuring cleanliness can be maintained properly. The design and development of these fish scales is aimed at reducing the risk of injuries to consumers and wasting pain on wrists. This product will be done using Solidwork software and will continue with the 3D printing process. The field observation has been done at fish market, restaurant and home. The project started by determined the problem statement during removal process. The questionnaire survey was distributed in two phase. The first phase was distributed to 20 random respondent to get the design concept of an automated handheld fish scales skin remover. The second phase, the questionnaire survey distributed for 20 respondent from the household/housewife type, fishmonger or fish seller type, and restaurant types so that, the design was produced based on the respondent needed. In generally, the used of an automated fish scales skin remover is to help the user reduced the time, and to ease when removal of scales process.

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