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COMALERT BEACON

Survival Product for U.S.T. | 4 Months | Sep-Dec 2022

This project focuses on designing a survival product for a natural disaster.

During tsunamis, limited resources prevent first responders from assisting everyone, increasing casualties.

Comalert  is a beacon designed for U.S.T. to alert and guide people in tsunami-prone areas, using intuitive communication and haptic feedback to reduce casualties and provide security.

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What is U.S.T?

Ultimate
Survival
Technologies

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Manufactures Survival equipment

Brand Aesthetic

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What is it?

Natural disaster caused by earthquakes or volcanic eruptions under the sea.

Area of Concern

  • Many Casualties

  • Loss of Shelter

  • Diseases

  • Destroyed ecosystem

  • Lack of boats for first responders to utilize

  • In need of higher elevation altitude for evacuation within the area

  • How might we lessen the amount of casualties?

  • What if we could attend to people's matters in a more efficient manner?

  • In what ways may we design to ensure greater safety?

Wireframing

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Screen 1

Screen 2

Screen 3

Screen 4

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UST Beacon Functions

  • Light indicator in the center of the beacon displays 3 colors

    • Green = coast clear (safe to roam)

    • Blue = warning (tsunami may occur)

    • Red = immediate evacuation (tsunami is in occurrence & everyone must find higher elevation

 

  • Screen 1: Displays & announces nearest highest elevation incase of tsunami as well as time

  • Screen 2: Built-in haptic feature to help the user (blind user) to walk in the right direction

  • Screen 3: Radio transmitter channels to connect to other devices without the use of wi-fi

  • Screen 4: Audio button to communicate with each other in search for coordinate & assistance

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