PRE2017 3 Groep3

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Subject

Window cleaning robots

Objectives

  • Literature study of current window cleaning robots and USE aspects regarding window cleaning robots.
  • To develop an efficient cleaning algorithm that cleans a window which satisfies certain requirements on cleaning speed, water consumption, energy consumption.

Users

    Window washing companies that can use window cleaning robots to improve their services. The considered scenario is that these companies are hired by private individuals to clean the windows of their houses. The faster and cheaper these companies can accomplish this, the more profit they can make. A major help for this purpose would be to develop an algorithm that determines how to clean the windows of a house in the most efficient way possible when the dirt distribution on the windows is taken into account.


The user needs need to be determined in order to develop the model.

State-of-the-art

The list below gives an overview of the summaries of the articles which have been studied. The articles are divided into subcategories.

Window cleaning robot design

Issues encountered while performing cleaning task

Movement over façade

Movement over window

Acceptance of robots and engagement with robots

Figures belonging to the summaries will be added later.

Approach

  1. Literature study of current window cleaning robots and USE aspects regarding window cleaning robots
  2. Analysis of the user and user needs
  3. To develop an algorithm that models one side of a house and the separate windows within this side, for which the most efficient cleaning trajectory is developed and where the dirt distribution on the window is taken into account. The numbers for the efficiency, water consumption and energy consumption obtained from this model can then be compared to the predetermined standard based on the performance of current window cleaning systems on the market.

Planning, milestones & deliverables

Week Goal Milestones Deliverables
1
  • Finish work plan
  • Finish literature study and SotA
Finished literature study and SotA
  • Work plan
  • Summaries of articles
2
  • Finish analysis of the user and user needs
  • Start solution map
Knowledge of user needs
3
  • Finish solution map and pick final solution
Final idea
  • Possible solutions
4
  • Start detailing and optimization of final solution, reflect on user needs
  • Start with model
Final concept
5
  • Finish detailing and optimization of final solution
  • Improve and finish model
  • Start with report
Finished model
  • Model
6
  • Finish report
Finished report
  • Report
7 Buffer time

Task division

Week What? Who?
1
  • Finish work plan
  • Finish literature study and SotA (Everybody searches 5 articles, reads them and summarizes them)
  • Everybody together
  • Everybody
2
  • Finish analysis of the user and user needs
  • Start solution map
  • Jorick, Kylian
  • Ezra, Ibrahim, Lars
3
  • Finish solution map and pick final solution
  • Everybody
4
  • Start detailing and optimization of final solution, reflect on user needs
  • Start with model
  • Lars, Ibrahim
  • Ezra, Kylian, Jorick
5
  • Finish detailing and optimization of final solution
  • Improve and finish model
  • Start with report
  • Lars, Ibrahim
  • Ezra, Kylian
  • Jorick
6
  • Finish report
  • Everybody
7 ... ...

Coaching Questions

Coaching Questions Group 3

The links below refer to pages with the coaching questions of each week.

References