TEAM CITRON T VENUMADHAVA REDDY – ME22B1043 P BHARGAV – EC22B1132 M AKHILESH – ME22B2008
Problem statement – “Minimizing the vehicle damage
caused by Potholes.” EXERCISE 6.1:
Dividing the elements of Discovery matrix by S,N,A,C.
Exercise 6.2: Inferences about my Problem – 1. For Drivers, Vehicle Owners, and Emergency Services: i. To satisfy the need for road safety assurance and lower repair costs by promoting regular vehicle maintenance within the given constraint of limited control over road conditions. ii. To address the need for minimal traffic disruption by facilitating easy pothole reporting within the constraint of the time-critical nature of emergencies. iii. To meet the need for efficient emergency response by implementing real-time road monitoring within the constraint of varying road conditions. 2. For Transportation and Logistics Companies: i. To ensure the safety of goods and gather customer feedback by improving road conditions within the given constraint of limited control over road conditions. ii. To achieve vehicle efficiency and reduced maintenance costs by establishing vehicle maintenance protocols within the constraints of budget limitations and vehicle design limitations. iii. To provide reliable and efficient routes by implementing advanced route planning systems within the constraints of traffic conditions, road quality, and budget limitations.
3. For Government and Road Authorities:
i. To fulfill the need for safe roads and reduced accidents by allocating resources for road maintenance within the constraints of limited budgets and resource allocation challenges. ii. To meet the need for efficient emergency response by implementing a responsive road maintenance strategy within the constraints of budget limitations and weather-related road deterioration. iii. To address the need for reduced vehicle damage by exploring innovative road design and drainage solutions within the constraints of budget limitations and traffic volume.
4. For Manufacturers (Including both Automobile and Tire &
other parts): i. To improve road safety and reduce vehicle damage by innovating tire designs that resist pothole-related damage within the constraints of maintaining tire cost-effectiveness. ii. To fulfill the need for durable vehicles by enhancing shock absorption technology within the constraint of balancing vehicle weight and fuel efficiency. iii. To minimize repair costs for vehicle owners by designing vehicles and parts that can withstand pothole impacts within the constraints of cost-effective manufacturing.
5. For Vehicle Repair and Servicing Shops:
i. To provide cost-effective repair solutions by offering specialized services for pothole-related vehicle damage within the constraints of using readily available replacement parts. ii. To minimize vehicle downtime by expediting repair processes for pothole-related damage within the constraints of maintaining repair quality. iii. To educate vehicle owners on pothole damage prevention by offering guidance on driving practices and maintenance within the constraints of limited influence over road conditions.