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- 1. Cot Death Deliverable Baby Abuse Sometimesnew parents sleep without realizing the baby is crying New Parents, Babies under 1 year old Cot that has sensor system which will recognize when a baby crys and starts to move automatically Cot which connects with remote control so parents do not need to walk around in the middle of the night New Parenthood find it difficult to follow their new routine Baby Sleeping 300Babies die every year due to SIDS Learn Mechanical Programming Welding Design & Bavi By putting baby in wrong position to sleep may cause breathing problems or even death 22-Sep-14 to 17-Nov-14 17-Nov-14 to 19-Jan-15 15-Jan-14 to 23-March-15 23-Mar-15 to 18-May-15 18-May-15 to 30-June-15 Research, Choose topic, Make sketch Model, Presentation Developing the sketch model, Dissertation ,Start pop model Developing the pop model, presentation Developing the pop and working model,testing and analyse it Subimssion of the work, Design Degree show PavithraThanaseelan Material Chipboard Polyproylene
- 2. 24.8% UK Adults from 2011 £2 BILLION CostsAnually ! 16.3% UK Childern (Aged 2-15) from 2011 11.736 Hospital Admissions in 2011-12 -This is 11 times Higher than 2001-2 in the UK 11x Programming Arduino Mechanical People who are affected by obese or over weight Deliverable System which will show how much calories and nutrients are intaken Physical activity games for obese children Electronic plate which will tell when one exceeds their limit of consumption of food 53% of obese man and 44% obese women were affected by BLOOD PRESSURE in 2011 Design & Bavi PavithraThanaseelan Material Polypropylene Graphene OBESITY 22-Sep-14 to 17-Nov-14 17-Nov-14 to 19-Jan-15 15-Jan-14 to 23-March-15 23-Mar-15 to 18-May-15 18-May-15 to 30-June-15 Research, Choose topic, Make sketch Model, Presentation Developing the sketch model, Dissertation ,Start pop model Developing the pop model, presentation Developing the pop and working model,testing and analyse it Subimssion of the work, Design Degree show
- 3. BURGLARY CRIME Design & Bavi PavithraThanaseelan Burglaryis a common crime in the UK which is close to my heart as this has happened to our house. Programming Adding new interfates Elecrtronic Single-Parent Family in urban areas Single person in houseHold Urban residents Wealthy people System with Sensor and Camera together System to protect valuble things at home Light system which will turn on automatically when people get inside 1 in 4 people are victims of house break in 88% Men Burglaries 73% of Burglaries use Door 1 Million Burglary happens Every year 56% Happens at Night Target Market Deliverable Every 40s Burglary happens at home ! Material Phenol-formaldehyde resin Aluminium 22-Sep-14 to 17-Nov-14 17-Nov-14 to 19-Jan-15 15-Jan-14 to 23-March-15 23-Mar-15 to 18-May-15 18-May-15 to 30-June-15 Research, Choose topic, Make sketch Model, Presentation Developing the sketch model, Dissertation ,Start pop model Developing the pop model, presentation Developing the pop and working model,testing and analyse it Subimssion of the work, Design Degree show
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- 6. More than 120000 bikesare stolen every day in UK alone! MEET YOUR NEW LOCK ond Keyless Say goodbye to keys. Never again worry about losing your key, searching for them in your pocket or on your key ring. Near Field communication makes your life easier. Locates bike BikeBond apps remember your bike location under the hood as you lock/unlock your bike using its GPS. This way you will never forget the last parked location of your bike. Weather proof Bikebond is designed to withstand inclement weather conditions. The internal components are sealed and weatherproofed inside a plastic compartment. The electronics and battery can also operate under an extend temperature range. Secure Bikebond is made of reinforced and heat-treated steel combined with Kevlar fibre tape along with conductive which will alert you and people around if your cable has been cut. Two metal bars hold the kevlar lock safely whenmouting in the bike Four star screws secure the lock to the bike frame Headers will be placed on the top of the star for extra security CHOOSE YOUR COLOR Easy breezy cover all worry free safety lock for your bike and it delivers protectionpowered programmed in your hands for a peace of mind for you and safety for your bike. Bike has been stolen every 71 s! PAVITHRA THANASEELAN
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- 8. PAVITHRA THANASEELAN Design &Bavi Electro LockBike innovative lock TECHNICAL DETAILS Motor Circuit board including GSM, GPS and Accelerometer Lock Screws for holder Lock Holder to fix in bike frame Screws for casing Spring steel Rope NFC Shield Machined stainless steel or Kevlar casing which will be strong enough to hold the lock Stainless Steel Kevlar These kind of cap and screws will protect the lock and it is hard to remove by screw driver This lock will use roll back magnetism to lock the bike.Its has NFC tag to lock the bike and Also it will have Alarm which will alert the people around the bike same time the bike owener will recieve the text message. Lock fixed with frame
- 9. PAVITHRA THANASEELAN Design &Bavi Electro LockBike innovative lock DESIGN DEVELOPMENT GSM Shield send data to the phone to tell the bike location NFC shield for to operate the lock Have done some experiment around the bike using nylon, metal cable, form boards Influnced by measuring tape Some initial skectes and development drawings
- 10. Electro Lock PAVITHRA THANASEELAN Design& Bavi Bike innovative lock CONTEXT RESEARCH MARKET USERS Bike has stolen every 71seconds in England Bikes Are A 'Hot' Product For Thief 90% occurred when a cycle was left locked in public Survey Have you ever Had bike stolen? What kind of lock were you using at the time of the most recent theft? Has been stolen D-LOCK Cable-Lock Chain and Padlock None Brief to design a lock or system which will be light weight and easy to use and whole object which can cover frame and wheels. More than 1,200 bikes are stolen every day in the UK alone All range of riders54%incident of bike theft occur in home semi-private areas 47% Riders use bike for commuting to work/ school who need the lock most £ 50-£100 and ready to spend more than 100 if the market has saftest lock 68% of people use D-lock from my survey 81% of people use bike lock while they use their bike
- 11. PAVITHRA THANASEELAN Design &Bavi Electro LockBike innovative lock STORY BOARD Mount the lock in the bike frame GPS recording the Data while ride and start to activate Unknown people looking for the correct time Send the text to GPS tracker to find the place Found the bike using GPS Tracker When thief try to cut the lock, Alarm start to scream as well as the bike owner recieve the alert msg Locking the Electro lock using NFC tag 1 2 3 4 5 6 OR 1 2 Catch the thief on the spot and save the bike
- 15. Villa - lampThaddu- Tray who use laptop on thEIR bed? Pavithra Thanaseelan - engineering product design - London south bank university Villa Thaddu The Villa Thaddu Will Save The Power Consumption At Night !
- 16. • The VillaThaddu Will Give A Comfort Fit With Your Laps And Also Not Make You Feel The Weight Of You Laptop ! WHO awakes AT night? Pavithra Thanaseelan - engineering product design - London south bank university Villa Thaddu
- 18. eartycamPavithra Thanaseelan -engineering product design - London south bavnk university HEARTY CAM These are the models and inital sectehs for the final webcam. The theme was love which is from faraway distance so the webcam design will reflect the long diistance w love. The model made by clay which was strong and easy to play with. Inital secthses are were shown differnt concepet and different ideas for alessi company
- 19. made out ofusing flowax. Pavithra Thanaseelan - engineering product design - London south bank university flowax flour + wax
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- 24. Gallary of Niruththiyalayam E: niruththiyalayam@gmail.com M: 07861718594 T : 01293279814 The Annual Concert Bharathanatyam programme Presented students of Shobika Thanaseelan of Niruththiyalayam ,UK. Saturday 22nd February 2014 HAZELWICK SCHOOL, Hazelwick Mill Mn, CrawleY. West SussEX. RH10 1SX started at a tender age of 5 under the tutelage of Smt. Nalayini, continued with Smt. Rahini Muralitharan and Smt. Inthumathi Kanesanligam in Sri Lanka. She has taken part in all annual programmes and dance dramas produced by schools and temples in Srilanka. Since she arrived in London her Diploma in bharathanatyam at Laxumi Kalalayam She received the title “Nathiya Kalajothy” by the exam board Oriental Examination Board London (OEBL). She is the director and founder of Niruththiyalyam (school of dance). Her teaching began with just 2 children in 2009 and she has grown and has been successfully training for more than 40 students. Herself and Her Students have been performing at various places over the England. Shobika is a performing artist, choreographer and teacher niruththiyalayam, UK. School of Dance niruththiyalayam E: niruththiyalayam@gmail.com | M: 07861718594 |T: 01293279814 epUj;jpahyak; Smt Shobika Thanaseelan Performing Artist and choreographer of Niruththiyalayam. Shobika Thanaseelan undertook her bharathanatya training from Smt. Ratnaluxmi Somasundram at London. She showed keen interest in Bhanarathanatyam and she was able to perform a solo dance at the age of four, which brought out her natural talent. She has Dancing is Like dreaming with your feet Niruththiyalayam trains students from the age of four and above in both practical and theory in Bharathanatyam from grade 1-8 diploma and post diploma levels for examinations held by the oriental examination board London. Annual programmes and various other community and charity programmes are organised, and students perform every year. Special classes and one to one classes are also available. For more detail please contact: Shobika Thanaseelan teacher, choreographer and performer. DesignbyBavi (www.designandbavi.com) niruthy leaflet1.1.indd 1-3 1/2/14 10:42 PM PAVITHRA THANASEELAN Design & Bavi
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- 27. Crime Prevention (Burglary) Equipments Seurity cameras £14billionfor new cameras per year globally cctv Charge coupled Device camera Digtal signal processing Cameras Dome Cameras Time lapse recorders Digital recorders IP enabled equipment and systems Control equipment, including sequential switchers, telemetry transmitters & receivers, squad splitters and multiplexers Ancillary equipment, including pan & tilt heads, camera housing and infrared lamps Brands of cctv sony Swann DVR4-2600 Smart Monitoring by AlertMe Panasonic i-Pro SmartHD WV-SP509 orex LW2702 Wireless 2 Camera CCTV Security System Logitech Alert 750e Outdoor Master System Security Alarms Wireless or wired burglar alarm Burglar alarm monitoring Speech dialler Police monitring Keyholder monitring Bells only burglar alarm The market for fire and carbon monoxide alarms and fire prevention equipment is valued at £21million and today as many as nine in ten (91%) Brits own a smoke alarm 51% people only check 12 million consumers (23%) feel that a visible burglar alarm is a deterrent burglar alarms still installed in just 30% of existing households Intruder alarm systems Spending is currently dominated by intruder alarms at £59 million, which enjoy higher average prices than much of the other equipment in the marketplace Brand of Alarms Bosch DCS Crow Pardox micron oem Centrally Monitored alarms Smart water kit £70 worth each an invisible, anti-theft marking solution that can be painted on property and leaves an indelible mark which glows yellow under UV light on anyone attempting to steal it. Harlesden area when burglary was reduced by 80 per cent and street robbery by 40 per cent Since mid-February, the burglary rate in the Kensal Green area where SmartWater is also being used has dropped by 50 per cent and street robbery has declined by 20 per cent compared to the same period last year. Brent Leaflets Intergrated systems Access control Worth £98 million in 2009, by the end of the year the market for burglary prevention equipment will be worth an estimated £100 million and Mintel forecasts further growth of 12% by 2015, when the market is set to reach £112 million door chains and spy holes (35%) and external security lights are present in just a third (34%) of households. security grilles Bar-gates shutters Auto door locks multi-locking mechanism security lighting option is low wattage bulbs activated by photo-electric cell which will automatically switch on from dusk till dawn. Existing Technologies predpoll gps hotspots (IBM) - Will predict the area where burglary gonna happen Market Infor (Fact & figure) Burglary 5199 homes were burgled last year in London by thieves simply walking in through doors 34,613 from August 2014 chart 7,322 people in prison in 31 March 2013 Jewellery has been stolen from 65 households in Crawley since July last year. what do they steal? Gold jwellery money electric equipments metal equipments from the garden expensive plants why do they do burglar? drug addiction for fun poverty July and August are the highest months theif Metal theft 61,349 (april 2012 to march 2013 ) bike theft 21,770 bikes were reported to them as stolen in 2012. 1 in 5 vicitms only reported to the police Plant theft electric theft Robbery 4,128 from August 2014 chart 8,984 people in prison in 31 March 2013 jwellary cycles Areas of Burglary Manchester M21 just in one month August 2014,72 Burglary happened London- SE24,N10, N2, RM8 less than one in two of us (46%) has taken on board security measures conncect to people feelings (emotinally & financially) panic scared kids are not staying at home alone worry women come to home alone PAVITHRA THANASEELAN Design & Bavi
- 28. Pollution Reclaiming Materials Body Strain ceyestrain from computers Homeless – War-affected Binge drinking Rise of the black squirrel Voting – young people Fuel economy Mining Recycling Waste of electricity Road Safety Popular materials/running out of resources Traveling congestion Young age smoking – social behaviour Biodiversity Human population Genetic Modification Coral Reefs China’s Rare Earth Industry Heath Issues Algae Child Labour Sustainable Development Natural Disaster Human Rights Solar Energy Wind Turbine Medical TechnologyHydraulic Energy Homeless people 3rd world countries – hunger, war, poverty Benefits Benefit Fraud Council Budgets House marketswaste drug abuse refugee Ebola Quarantine Infrastructure in 3rd world countries City farming Futurism Nanobots Tiny robots Bio mimicry 3d printing Body implants Research Areas PAVITHRA THANASEELAN Design & Bavi