Research Article
Design and Research of Smart Neck Helmets Based on the KANO-QFD Model and TRIZ Theory
Table 4
User demand weight sorting table.
| Numbering | Secondary heading | Weights | Demand type |
| A3 | Intelligent recognition of obstacles | 0.0662 | Functional requirements | A4 | Improve impact resistance | 0.0656 | Functional requirements | A2 | Combined with airbags | 0.0637 | Functional requirements | A1 | With neck protection function | 0.0626 | Functional requirements | D5 | Reduce wind noise | 0.0624 | Functional requirements | D3 | Combine with the mobile APP to view the driving recorder in real time | 0.0619 | Functional requirements | D2 | In rainy days, automatically clean the rainwater on the lens | 0.0617 | Functional requirements | D1 | Multifunctional integration of Bluetooth, turn signal, etc. | 0.0610 | Functional requirements | D4 | Voice navigation | 0.0599 | Basic needs | C1 | Modeling satisfaction after wearing a helmet | 0.0592 | Basic needs | B4 | Easy to carry | 0.0575 | Basic needs | C5 | Tough | 0.0566 | Basic needs | C4 | Mellow | 0.0543 | Basic needs | B3 | Intelligently adapt to different head circumferences | 0.0530 | Basic needs | B1 | The cushion material is more comfortable | 0.0521 | Exciting demand | C3 | Sense of science and technology | 0.0514 | Exciting demand | C2 | Simple atmosphere | 0.0503 | Exciting demand | B2 | Light in mass | 0.0499 | Exciting demand |
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