Catheter Prototype
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Catheter Prototype
Team Members
Aya Campbell- Project Coordinator
Daniel Christian- CAD Specialist
Dinesh Kumar- Product Research
Kevin Hutchinson- Project Manager
William Murphy- Hardware / Presentation
G2 Catheter
Current Options
Inspiration
Redesign Catheters for Disabled Persons
◦ Affordable
◦ Easy to Use
◦ Low Risk of Infection
Market Comparison
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High End
Low End
G2 Option
Price
Low cost◦ Production
◦ Packaging
◦ Economy
Ease of use
New design◦ Hands free
◦ Better application
Ease of use
Options / Environments◦ Improved length
Average size 13”-16”
G2 size 24”
◦ Mobility
◦ Disposal
Cleanliness
Risk of infection◦ Unsterile processes
◦ Less variables
◦ www.cdc.gov/ncidod/EiD/vol7no2/maki.htm
Target Market
Disabled persons◦ Paraplegics
◦ Quadriplegics
Doctors◦ Hospitals
Care givers◦ Assisted Living
Tasks
Review current design
Discuss requirements with target customer◦ Clean
◦ Hands Free
◦ Less infection
◦ Low cost
Design new option
CAD
CAD
CAD
3D Modelers
SLA
New Design
New Package design
New product design
Unit Cost Plastic sheet - $0.07 ($0.60 per yard/8 (total #of
parts)
3 parts - $0.24 (each part cost 0.08 )
PVC Tube - $0.10 (Clear FDA approved 20ft -$0.98, 2ft for each part, we would get 10 parts -$0.98/10 = $0.10
Total = $0.41
Prototyping Cost
Total = $0.00
• Plastic sheet - $0.37
• 3 parts - $42.73
• PVC Tube - $0.49
Summary
Q & A
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