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    Q.F.D. Matrix

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    This document is a QFD (Quality Function Deployment) matrix that summarizes customer requirements and engineering metrics for developing a balance training bike. Key customer requirements include developing a stationary bike with tilt feedback, a safe operating tilt range, and easy mount/dismount. Engineering metrics to meet these include tilt range/levels, locked position, tilt resistance, seat height, and portability. The matrix rates how well engineering metrics meet customer requirements and determines which are most/least important.

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    This document is a QFD (Quality Function Deployment) matrix that summarizes customer requirements and engineering metrics for developing a balance training bike. Key customer requirements include developing a stationary bike with tilt feedback, a safe operating tilt range, and easy mount/dismount. Engineering metrics to meet these include tilt range/levels, locked position, tilt resistance, seat height, and portability. The matrix rates how well engineering metrics meet customer requirements and determines which are most/least important.

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    This document is a QFD (Quality Function Deployment) matrix that summarizes customer requirements and engineering metrics for developing a balance training bike. Key customer requirements include developing a stationary bike with tilt feedback, a safe operating tilt range, and easy mount/dismount. Engineering metrics to meet these include tilt range/levels, locked position, tilt resistance, seat height, and portability. The matrix rates how well engineering metrics meet customer requirements and determines which are most/least important.

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    Q.F.D. Matrix

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    Beenish Zafar
    This document is a QFD (Quality Function Deployment) matrix that summarizes customer requirements and engineering metrics for developing a balance training bike. Key customer requirements include developing a stationary bike with tilt feedback, a safe operating tilt range, and easy mount/dismount. Engineering metrics to meet these include tilt range/levels, locked position, tilt resistance, seat height, and portability. The matrix rates how well engineering metrics meet customer requirements and determines which are most/least important.

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    QFD Matrix

    PHASE I QFD {P8001 Balance Training Bike}

    Tilt Range
    Levels of Tilt +
    Locked Position
    Tilt Resistance
    Non-alternating Handle Bars
    Auditory Feedback of Tilt
    Seat Height
    Cross member location (height)
    Bike Capacity
    Portability -
    Visual Feedback of Tilt
    Pedal Resistance Range
    Seat Size
    Adjustment Tools
    Service Intervals
    Color
    Preferred
    Engineering Metrics

    Customer Requirements
    1 Develop Stationary Bike /w Tilt 9 9933 3 1
    2 Develop a Warning/ feedback system for tilt 993
    3 Stationary Handle Bars 99
    4 Easy to use for patient and PT 9 31331111 111 31
    5 Safe operating tilt range 9 93313 111 1 1
    6 Comfortable seat (Practical) 9 1 1 1 3
    7 Easy mount/dismount 9 9 1 3339
    8 Constant Pedal Resistance 9 9
    9 Accommodate Varying Patient Sizes 9 33 3 99939 1
    10 Moveable by one PT 9 9
    11 Product appealing to majority of patients 1 19
    12 Varying tilt resistance 9 9993 3
    13 Locked Position 919

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    Relative
    Weight

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