Date

Monday, October 12th, 2020 at 7:30 pm

Attendees

Goals

Our goals as a team include:

  • Pick a Floating Tiles obstacle design (basic or with integrated mountain climb).
  • Understand if there are any new CRs now that we have chosen an obstacle.
  • Having our customer prioritize aspects of the design (cost, modularity, etc.).
  • Taking a team photo.

Agenda and discussion notes

TimeItemWhoNotes
2 minIntroductions and AgendaKara
3 minUpdated ERsClayton
3 minFunctional DecompositionTravisyard 
2 minBenchmarkingVeronica
1 minMorph Table/BrainstormingKara
2 minObstacle Pugh SelectionClayton
1 minFloating Tiles Morph Table/BrainstormingKara
3 minFloating Tiles Pugh SelectionClaytonOpen up for discussion about two designs
2 minUpdated Use CaseKara
2 minFunctional ArchitectureTravisyard
5 minInitial FeasibilityTravisyard
2 minRisk AssessmentVeronica
28 minsTOTAL


Issues Raised

  • A lot of concerns over cost
    • Mats could cost around $2,000 (get some used from RIT?)
    • Springs for high strength trampolines are around $2,000 each (maybe use bungee cords?)
    • Lumber recently doubled in price
  • Forces will pull the sides of the frame inward
  • FoS should assume adults will use this obstacle
  • May want to move it inside over the foam pit during the winter (though students still go outside in the winter)
  • May want to rebuild it
  • Want it to be unique from a playground

Decisions Made

  • We will go with the Mountain Climb + Floating Tiles idea

Design Ideas

  • Drill different holes on the actual tile to vary difficulty
  • Different colored tiles for difficulty levels (like a rockwall)
  • Use junkyard/recycled items to come up with ideas
  • Use a fire hose to cover springs

Action items

  • Complete a peer evaluation after your review. Recommended template is here
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