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Jayeo

Jayden and Theo

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Client - Who is your client?

government of the area where there’s no access to electricity

User - Which user(s) or user groups might you design for? ie teens...

people have no access to electricity

Problem - What is the problem you are trying to solve?

We will try to solve some of the insufficient supply of some people in Cambodia.17.5% of the Cambodia have no electricity access,we are trying to let some of them access some light at night from using our product.

Client -

The United Nations (UN) in Cambodia works for peace, poverty eradication and human rights in the country. The UN is committed to enhancing development effectiveness in support of the priorities, plans and programs of the Royal Government of Cambodia (RGC), civil society and other relevant partners

Context - Where might your product be used? Ie home, office...

At home

Brief - Summarise your brief into one sentence…

I am designing a solar power tool for government of the Cambodia for the people have no access to electricity to be used at home at the night time.

Inquiring & Analysing – Develop a Design Brief

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We choose the football one with the clip on because it is useful and baphu loves football.

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List the ways in which a person's life may be affected by having no power. Justify you answers (explain).

Situation

Explanation

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Trying to study at night

A person would have to rely on natural day light to work.

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No understanding about the news around the world

No wifi no connection with the world

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No everyday electric machine (air con, oven, microwave…)

It is harder to live

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no fridge

can’t store the food for long time

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Can not be clean

No shower as the the water pump works with electricity

Inquiring & Analysing – Explain and Justify the Need

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What have I found out?

I can see from the mind map that… life without electrciity is really difficult

Inquiring & Analysing – Identify & Prioritise the Research – Mind map

Create a mindmap with at least 20 open who, what, where, when, how and why questions that remain unanswered around your design brief. For example, what materials would be best for this product? How is it going to be manufactured?

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Construct a research plan, which states and prioritizes the primary and secondary sources

Priority

What to research

Why I need to research

Source

Primary/

Secondary

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Which countries are LEDCs?

So that you can better understand the problem and where the product might be used.

https://www.un.org/en/conferences/least-developed-countries#:~:text=Afghanistan%2C%20Angola%2C%20Bangladesh%2C%20Benin,%2C%20Kiribati%2C%20Lao%20People's%20Dem.

Secondary

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Where in Cambodia

Too see the access of electricity in the country

https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/EG.ELC.ACCS.ZS?locations=KH

Secondary

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What is it

It’s a solar power power bank

https://www.coolblue.nl/en/advice/what-is-a-solar-power-bank.html

Secondary

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Why are we doing it

For people has no electricity access

https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/EG.ELC.ACCS.ZS?locations=KH

Secondary

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How will it work

The solar panel absorb the solar power and transform it to electricity

https://www.coolblue.nl/en/advice/what-is-a-solar-power-bank.html

Secondary

Place the most important research topic at the top and work downwards (your opinion).

Secondary research – This is using research that you have not yourself collected.

Primary research – This is research you collect yourself.

Inquiring & Analysing – Identify and Prioritise the Research

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Inquiring & Analysing – Explain & Justify the Need – User Profile

User Profile goes here

What is the population of Cambodia

17097270

What other facts or information can you find about your chosen LEDC?

82.5%of the area has electric access in Cambodia.

This is Baphu and his friends

Baphu is 15 years old ,he likes to play football in the streets with his friends,they can’t play football at night because there isn’t electricity.

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Insert product here

Aesthetics

It is yellow which makes it look stylish, elegant and modern.

The design is boring and does not have any design /theme on it. It is very smooth and easy to clean. It contains a small logo that has been etched.

Function

It uses solar power to supply free light without the use for batteries. It is able to be worn around the neck and/or hung from a surface.

Safety

There are no sharp edges, so the product is safe for the user . Acrylic is also brittle – too much pressure and it will break violently

Materials

Made from clear acrylic which is a type of plastic. Hard & brittle. Very smooth but difficult to shape/cut out on a laser cutter due to its complex shape. Comes in one colour only.

Environment

It is made from thermoplastic which is made from a finite resource (oil). Will take 100’s of years to degrade if you throw it away. It is easy to recycle and make into more acrylic products.

Customer

People in Africa,who has no electricity access.

Cost

Around 22 $

Size

Pretty small, can hold it with one hand.

Inquiring & Analysing – Analyse Existing Products

Key Word Bank:

  • Objective
  • Subjective

Success Box:

Give full reasoning for all answers.

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Insert product here

Aesthetics

It will looks like a clip connect with football lamp.On the clip,there is solar panel to absorb heat energy.

Function

it will make light using solar light at the same as being a really nice design

Safety

It will be perfectly safe as there won’t be any sharp sides and you can not be electrified as as all the electric parts will be surrounded by plastic

Materials

PLA, a bit of metal and solar panel.

Environment

it will only be made from reusable plastic

Customer

Charity organizations, UN

Cost

it will be free for Baphu and people like him but around 10$ for other people that want to buy

Size

around 20cm large, 20cm high around 2 cm thick

Inquiring & Analysing – Analyse Your Product