1. Carley Burger
Tony Piela
Morgan Stear
Myles Fogel

2. Define the Problem
 Navigate a maze with a Robot
 Path of Maze is at least 10 inches wide
 Openings are at least 8 inches wide
 Be able to distinguish red ball from blue ball

3. Develop Concept or Solution
 Build a robot based on the speculations and values of
customer needs
 Robot design for 10-14 year olds
 Interview children between 10-14 years old
 Create valuable questions to be used in interviews

4. Evaluate Solutions
 Bring in ideas from customers
 Gather information from interview, get averages

5. Interview Averages
 Color: Black/Red/ Grey
 Form: Car/Transformer
 Tires: Yes, Regular
 Prior Experience with Robots: Not much
 Don’t make the assembling process too difficult
 Prior Experience with Lego's: A lot
 What appeals?: Appearance, Final turn out

6.  Most Complicated: Star Wars, Boat
 Would want to assemble it
 Difficulty level: Medium
 Where?: Inside
 Play with friends?: Yes
 Boys are more likely to play with Lego’s/Robots than
girls

7. Communicate and Implement
the Design
 After communicating with the interviewees, we
evaluated the feedback to help formulate what we
would need in order to meet customer needs. To meet
these needs, we took the most recurring response from
each question to come up with the logical need.