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Tarc UC
TAN YONG LI
YEN FOO SOON
DR YIP MUM WAI
TEAM KNIGHTFrom
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PROBLEM STATEMENT
POOR AdaptionFULL Adaption to User
Perform OPTIMALLY
Bounday Condition
Not replaceable mode of operation
Exoskeleton <3.8kg of weight
PROCESS FLOW CHART
Function Analysis
Problem Statement
Cause and Effect Chain Analysis
ARIZ
Proposed Solution
FUNCTION ANALYSIS
Knee Frame Holder with Spring Socket
and RodBearing
Spring
Calf Frame
Knee Joint Plate
People (Knee)
Thigh FrameHolds
Holds Holds
Holds
Holds
Rubs
Turns
CAUSE AND EFFECT CHAIN ANALYSIS
Less Securing Joint
Unbalanced Force
Spring at One Side of Body
Hurt (Leg)
Misalignment of Joint
Poor System Adaption
Too Tight Around Joint
System Loose
Not Conforming to Body Physiology
ARIZ – SECTION 1
Step 1.1 Mini ProblemIt is necessary for the knee joint to fit to body without damaging or hurting the body of
user, while keeping the engineering system almost unchanged.
Knee Joint Plate Leg (Knee)
TOOL Product
Knee Joint Leg
Hurt
Adapt
Knee Joint Leg
Does Not Hurt
Does Not Adapt
EC-1 EC-2
Step 1.2 Tool and Product NOT SUITABLE
Step 1.3 Engineering Contradiction
Time Period 1 Period 2
T1 No conflict. No conflict.
T2 ZB rubs against knee ZA, ZC moves (rotate)
T3ZB press on knee and causes pain
ZA, ZC no longer at starting position.
Internal Substance External Substance
Tools Knee joint plate EnvironmentGround level / Structure
Product Knee
Object of harmful action
Knee joint plate orientation Fabric/lace
Object of useful action Lace
STEP 2.1 OPERATING SPACESTEP 2.2 OPERATION TIME
STEP 2.3 SUBSTANCE FIELD RESOURCES
Rotation
Rubbing
Useful Zone of
Operation
STEP 3.1 IDEAL FINAL RESULT
X-component eliminates the misalignment issue and enables the joint to adapt to user completely in order to support body during operating time of T2 and T3
without making the system more complex and without any harmful consequences.
Tool / Product Substance ParametersTool: Joint plate Mild steel Contour (shape)
ThicknessDimension (size)Weight
Product: Knee Human flesh Contour (shape)Dimension (size)Circumference (radius)
Operating Space ResourcesBearing Flexible ball
bearingDegree of flexibility (rotation in x-y plane)Size
Frame holder Mild steel Dimension (size)Weight
Spring (torsion spring) 3mm stainless steel
Wire diameterCoil diameterMean diameterMaterial
Vibration from walking Reaction force generatedDirection of vibration
Resultant force Spring DirectionLace Fabric Elasticity
Type
STEP 3.3 MACRO LEVEL PHYSICAL CONTRADICTION
• If body can adapt well to joint plate, then joint will be able to operate optimally, but it hurts leg.
Step 3.5 IFR Refinement
• During the release or compression of the plate, the plate must be able to provide on its own the restriction to stay static and has to provide structural
support to the spring.
BodyPlate
FMech
BodyPlate
FMech
DUE TO INSUFFICIENT
SECTION B - REMOVING THE PHYSICAL CONTRADICTION
Step 4.1 Physical Contradiction Solution
• Where do I want soft? I want soft on knee. • Where do I want not soft? I want not soft on spring.
Inventive Principles Description
Intermediary Add a layer of spongy material between knee and plate.
Asymmetry Create a knee plate that follows the knee shape of user.
Step 4.2 Su-Analysis and Solution
BodyPlate
FMech
Inventive Solutions Description
2.2.1 Add spongy in between knee and knee joint plate.
2.2.4 Use solid brace with magic strap.
Thigh Frame Holder Plate
Bearing
2 of this component at each side of knee.
Connected through a hard brace that joint with plate.
PROPOSED SOLUTIONIntermediary
THANK YOUFrom team knight
Yong Li Tan, Foo Soon Yen, Dr Mum Wai Yip