The document presents an overview of a study to design and develop a prototype for an automated clothesline. The clothesline would use sensors to automatically move clothes horizontally when it detects rain and move them back when the rain stops. The objectives are to determine the appropriate sensors, build a prototype including the design and features, and test the functionality and reliability. It outlines the waterfall development methodology to be used including requirements analysis, design, implementation, testing and maintenance. It will discuss selecting appropriate sensors like rain, wind, light, temperature and humidity sensors and presenting the final prototype.
The document presents an overview of a study to design and develop a prototype for an automated clothesline. The clothesline would use sensors to automatically move clothes horizontally when it detects rain and move them back when the rain stops. The objectives are to determine the appropriate sensors, build a prototype including the design and features, and test the functionality and reliability. It outlines the waterfall development methodology to be used including requirements analysis, design, implementation, testing and maintenance. It will discuss selecting appropriate sensors like rain, wind, light, temperature and humidity sensors and presenting the final prototype.
The document presents an overview of a study to design and develop a prototype for an automated clothesline. The clothesline would use sensors to automatically move clothes horizontally when it detects rain and move them back when the rain stops. The objectives are to determine the appropriate sensors, build a prototype including the design and features, and test the functionality and reliability. It outlines the waterfall development methodology to be used including requirements analysis, design, implementation, testing and maintenance. It will discuss selecting appropriate sensors like rain, wind, light, temperature and humidity sensors and presenting the final prototype.
Project Overview Chapter 1 Background of the Study Traditional ways are sometimes better than modern ways. USA- spends more than 6 percent on electric bill Disadvantages of solar clothes drying Automated Clothesline Objectives of the Study The main objective of the study was to design and develop a prototype of an automated clothes line. The proposed system includes sensors that automatically move horizontally when it detects rain and moves back when there is no rain. Objectives of the Study 1. To determine the appropriate sensor to be used in the proposed system. 2. To build a prototype of an automated clothes line in terms of: a. design plan, and b. design features; and 3. To determine the overall performance of the proposed system in terms of its: a. functionality, and b. reliability. Importance of the Study To the Community To the Researchers To the Future Researchers Design and Methodology Chapter 2 System Design Methodology Waterfall Model Requirement and Analysis System Design Coding and Implementation Integration and Testing Deployment and Maintenance Scope and Delimitation Scope Delimitation Data Gathering Techniques Survey and Interview Observation Document Analysis Discussion of Findings Chapter 3 Selection of Sensors Five Sensors- also called weather sensors 1. Rain Sensor 2. Wind Sensor 3. Light Sensor 4. Temperature Sensor 5. Humidity Sensor Automated Clothesline Design Plan Design Feature System Architecture Project Design Specification Software Development User Interface Functionality Reliability Testing and Evaluation Conclusion and Recommendation Chapter 4 Findings Conclusions Recommendations Presentation of Automated Clothesline Prototype End of Presentation Presented by: BALDIVINO, Jerome AMON, Gichelle