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Team HandiApp Sam Becker, Andrew Stein, Chris Hauptli, and Blake Barnhill Final Phase Deliverables Vision Document WRS Class Diagram Use Cases Product PIG, SIG, and Trace IDEF-0 Process Diagram Process PIG, SIG,


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Team HandiApp

Sam Becker, Andrew Stein, Chris Hauptli, and Blake Barnhill

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Final Phase Deliverables

  • Vision Document
  • WRS
  • Class Diagram
  • Use Cases
  • Product PIG, SIG, and Trace
  • IDEF-0 Process Diagram
  • Process PIG, SIG, and Trace
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Vision Document: Problem Statement

  • The problem of.

○ Hearing impairment

  • Affects.

○ Individuals with hearing loss

  • The impact of which is.

○ The need to purchase a hearing aid device; which can cost $4,000 or more.

  • A successful solution would be.

○ An inexpensive smartphone application that can provide hearing aid functionality by leveraging the phone’s built in hardware.

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Vision Document: Stakeholders

  • Friends, Family, and Co-Workers of the

hearing impaired.

  • App Dev Team
  • Teacher’s Assistant
  • Professor Chung
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WRS: Problems

  • P1

○ The hearing impaired cannot hear what is happening around them.

  • P2

○ Also, they cannot hear others easily enough to communicate with others.

  • P3

○ While hearing aids exist for this purpose, they are too expensive for many hearing impaired people to afford.

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WRS: Goals

  • G1

○ Create a free hearing aid application that can work with any smartphone.

  • G2

○ Create a hearing aid application that will allow the hearing impaired to hear what is happening around them.

  • G3

○ The application should also make communicating with

  • thers easier by allowing them to hear the person they

are conversing with more easily.

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WRS: Functional Requirements

  • FR1

○ The system shall amplify all sound that can be received by the phone microphone (20Hz - 20kHz) to 70+ dB through headphones.

  • FR2

○ The system shall isolate and then amplify human speech.

  • FR3

○ The system shall dynamically adjust minimum volume levels from 0 dB output to 70+ dB output independently for each headphone (left and right).

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WRS: Non-Functional Requirements

  • NFR1

○ Audio amplification and isolation will run outside of the application, and within it.

  • NFR2

○ Amplification of input audio will have a maximum latency of 30ms.

  • NFR3

○ Audio will only be stored in the phone’s memory, never on disk.

  • NFR4

○ Audio output will not cause more harm to the user’s hearing.

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WRS: Mock-Up

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Class Diagram

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Process SIG

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IDEF-0 Process

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IDEF-0 Process cont.

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Application Demo

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Questions?

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Thank you for your time!