P15051: Robotic Eye Final Review TIM O’HEARNANDREW DROGALISJORGE GONZALEZ KATIE HARDY DANIEL WEBSTER
Faculty Guide - Mr. Edward Hanzlik Team 2/12/2015 P15051: Robotic Eye Customer - Dr. Jeff Pelz -Ms. Dong Wang
Agenda Project Background Engineering Requirements Concept Summary Mechanical Design Summary Electrical Design Summary Current State Design Schedule Budget System Testing Results Objective Project Evaluation Opportunities for Future Work 2/12/2015 P15051: Robotic Eye Project Website
Project Background 2/12/2015 P15051: Robotic Eye Currently no standardized test method for evaluating eye tracking devices. Consumers need to know what kind of data quality to expect when considering a purchase. Researchers using eye tracking data need to know if the data is reliable and need to quantify uncertainties. The solution to these problems is to create a robotic eye model with known inputs and predictable movement. This robotic eye will be free from biological variance. The project will focus on creating a programmable robotic eye capable of smooth pursuit as well as slow saccade. It will be programmable in a sequence or individual movements and shall retain a small footprint appropriate for use in a laboratory environment. The project will seek to minimize the cost to manufacture, maintain, and operate such a device without sacrificing high repeatability and ease of operation.
Engineering Requirements
Concept Summary
Mechanical Design Summary
Electrical Design Summary
Current State - Design
Current State - Schedule
Current State - Budget
System Testing Results
Objective Project Evaluation
Opportunities for Future Work