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Project Management Some hints for future success… Fran Márquez Lund, 10/09/2019

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Project ManagementSome hints for future success…

Fran MárquezLund, 10/09/2019

Intro…

• Just some practical hints to manage the Industrial Project

• The groups must be self-driven: the industrial partner is the main supervisor – we are here to help!

• You have to appoint a spokesperson: all communication with the company should happen through them

• Experience tells that most of the energy is needed at the beginning, until the project is started and on the right track.

Resources:

Managing time:

• Overall project view on a Gantt Chart (week base)

• Be strict (on the big picture) but flexible (on the details)

• Centralise / distribute the time keeping responsibility

• Schedule meetings with the company well in advance!

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Managing people:

• Gantt chart and distribution of tasks AGREED between all members

• Distribution of tasks: a simple tool to make sure the distribution of tasks is fair and to keep track of the timing! – good in case of conflicts

Week Tasks Tesla Edison Faraday Bell

1 Identify energy storage solutions x

1 Identify suitable power switches x

1 Identify microcontroller x

1 Identify mechanical fixtures x

2 Identify energy storage solutions x

2 Identify suitable power switches x

2 First programming tests microcontroller x

2 Purchase of mechanical fixtures x

Managing money:

• In this case… simple! (not always the case)

• Keep track of the expenses and make sure that you collect all your receipts

• Have a clear idea of the maximum budget available

Writing the report:

• The report needs to include:1. Introduction – general context and problem introduction

2. Detailed problem description – specifications and requirements, desired properties, boundary conditions, operation conditions, etc.

3. Concept evaluations – results of the brainstorming process, evaluation of different properties / qualities of the proposed concepts

4. Preliminary design of the selected concept – “detailed” specification of the winner concept, identification and sizing of components, CAD drawings, mechanical / electrical / thermal calculations and simulations…

5. Future work – potential improvements, considerations for the prototype manufacturing

Thank you and good luck!!

List of available projects• Axis – Mechanical eyelid for surveillance cameras

• Axis – Back focus adjustment mechanism

• Baxter – Extracorporeal blood circuit pressure monitoring

• Baxter – Dialysis pulse oximeter for comfortable measuring

• BorgW – Electric traction motor disconnect

• BorgW – Torque vectoring system

• BorgW – Future propulsion concepts

• BorgW – Park lock system

• Haldex – City bus tilting system

• Haldex – Wheel dynamics test rig

• Haldex – Smart wheel end

• Infonomy – Fall simulation methodology

Register your priorities here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1NZ4FfClZjCUwHFyiM0gWQXND7CE7CGM0fozylFAqyBc/edit?usp=sharing

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Axis Back FocusMechanism

10 September 2019

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Different from motorized lens cameras, the box camera offers various zoom fixed lens. The fixed lens need to focus manually and may need a difficult slight adjustment which can normally be done by just slightly turning the lens one way or the other. While with auto back focus, you just need to click one button to finished the focusing, which greatly save the installation time and get better image focus.

An auto back focus could also be used for adjusting focus when cameras is exposed to variations in temperature.

Why need Auto Back Focus?

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Back focus

Printed circuit board

Image sensor

Glass filterLensBack focus movement +/- 0.5 mm

12.5 mm

Requirements:

• Movement +/- 0.5 mm

• Resolution for each step: max

2.5µm

• Temp +60ºC to -40ºC

• Low cost

• No back-lash when changing

directionHousing

Task: Find a solution for moving the Sensor-PCB

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Axis Mechanical Eyelid for Cameras

10 September 2019

www.axis.com

The problem derives from that people want to know when they are filmed and when they

are not. Today it is not easy to see if a surveillance camera is recording or not.

At most a small led is showing this.

> It should be very clear to the user that the camera is not recording.

> The design should be slim and appealing.

> It will run with power from the I/O port from the camera.

> The solution will be an accessory for the camera.

> It should be controlled by the user from a distance.

Mechanical Eye-lid for Camera

Extracorporeal blood circuitpressure monitoring

• BackgroundDuring dialysis, the patient is connected to a dialysis machine that cleans and pulls fluid from the patient’s blood. Inside the dialysis machine there is a fluid path containing dialysis fluid with high requirements on composition, conductivity and temperature among other things.

• Current solutions

+ Low price- Limited usability- Contact with air

+ No air connection+ User friendly- Expensive- Saturation of membrane

• Objective• To measure pressure without luer or POD

connection, directly on the bloodline.

• Range -400 -> 1000 mmHg.

• User friendly (easily mounted/dismounted from machine).

• No added cost to disposable, i.e. the bloodline, the machine can have a higher cost though.

Dialysis pulse oximeter for comfortable measuring

• BackgroundDialysis patients usually suffer from cardiovascular disease. During treatment, they experience blood pressure drop and increased risk of sudden cardiac arrest.Cardiac activity NOT monitored during dialysis today.

• Current solutions • Objective• Develop a comfortable pulse oximeter for

neck measurements

• Improve the quality of the pulse signals to predict pressure drop

Finger pulse oximeter – ECG3 times a week x 4 hours

2019-09-10

BorgWarner Industrial Projects!

Gabriel Domingues

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iDM electric park-lock unit

Add ”Hand break” functionality to our existing iDM.

The park-lock unit is meant to be offered as an optional feature to our customers.

It should be a stand alone unit that is not fully integrated in the iDM.

The solution needs to be reliable and low power consumption.

Contact: [email protected]

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iDM Disconnect unit. In some applications several iDMs

are used in the same vehicle.

In this case one of them could be disengaged in order to increase energy efficiency or extend the speed range.

This project aims at developing a disconnect unit that can be offered as an option to our costumers.

The unit should fit in the existing space.

Contact: [email protected]

© BorgWarner Inc. 21

48V P4 - Demonstrator

Retrofit a 48V P4 unit into a Volvo XC60 B4

(48V P0 Aut. AWD)

3 stage single speed transmission, ratio 24.77,

wheel torque 1 600 Nm

Disconnect system using FADM actuator and

dog clutch

NTC designed 65 Nm MGU, SEVCON Inverter

Target: bring as demo vehicle for Arctic Drive

2020

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48V P4 - Demonstrator

Phase 1: Conceptual layout for a torque vectoring

system

Comparisons of new torque vectoring concepts

Develop layout and specification of best ranked

solution

Phase 2: Prototype to be installed in demo vehicle for

Arctic Drive 2021

Develop torque vectoring prototype from conceptual

layout

To be implemented as a master thesis work

Contact: [email protected]

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The future of propulsion systems

© BorgWarner Inc. 24

The future of propulsion systems

Develop new propulsion system

concepts for a specific vehicle type.

Define component specifications and

requirements.

Contact: [email protected]

Innovative Vehicle SolutionsInnovative Vehicle Solutions

Haldex mechatronics projects

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Pontus Fyhr / Kristoffer Nilsson / Joakim Gripemark / Patrik Laursen

Innovative Vehicle Solutions

City bus tilt system

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• Helps less mobile people

embark/disembark city buses

• State of the art today uses air-

suspension, which is inefficient, not

suited for Electric buses

• A new solution is needed!

• Build a scaled down prototype!

Contact: Kristoffer Nilsson, System Technical Lead, New Platforms

Innovative Vehicle Solutions

Wheel-dynamics rig

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• High rotational dynamics and precision

is needed to evaluate new product

ideas for autonomous vehicles

• A lab test rig for a single wheel,

containing drive machine, reference

velocity signal and low spin-down

losses

• Control interface based on your ideas!

National Instruments based or from

scratch on common open hardware.

• Build a prototype!

Contact: Pontus Fyhr, Development Engineer - Global Vehicle Dynamics

Innovative Vehicle Solutions

Smart wheel-end with sensors

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• Haldex need your ideas on howto combine software and sensors to diagnose and predictdisc brake behaviour

• What kind of sensors/software combinations do you think willsave the environment and/or the customer money

• Your ideas could be used for autonomous vehicles and platooning.

• Build a prototype

Contact: Joakim Gripemark, R&D manager ACT EU

Fall simulation methodologyMechatronics project 2019-2020

Fall detection technology

Camera/radar/lidar Wearable alarm button Accelerometer-based alarm

Big data – but what data?

Fall dummy:

• Correct mass and size

• Ragdoll like behaviour

• Excellent tool for modellingcollapse

Where do you come in?

This means building an exoskeleton.

Scope/requirements

• At minimum, the project will result in a mechanized model of one leg (which can later be reproduced to form a full lower body)

• If there is time to create two legs, the system can be tested in a better way

• We need to model three joints, with different degrees of freedom

• Each joint should have a dampening mechanism (preferably electronically adjustable) in order to model different muscular strengths

• The construction must survive a large number of falls onto a hard surface

Questions?

[email protected]

076-8895123