Academic Journal of Science and Technology ISSN: 2771-3032 | Vol. 5, No. 3, 2023 45 Research on Improvement of The Design of DP Lamp Based on KANO‐QFD Fang Xiong1, * 1Henan Polytechnic University, CO 454150, China *Corresponding author: Xiong Fang (Email: xiongfang0720@163.com) Abstract: The number of contemporary college students is not only huge, but also showing a rapid growth trend. Then the research on the desk lamp used in the daily life of College Students' dormitory can effectively provide the basis for the good university life of students. With the development of the economy, the improvement of the quality of life, and the arrangement of the work and rest time of the contemporary college students affect the experience of the college students' user groups on the dormitory lamp. Based on the principles of KANO and QFD, combined with the characteristics of university students' dormitory lamp, In the process of completing the project,we use KANO principle firstly and then combine QFD principle.In the KANO stage, we need to calculate the comprehensive score of the importance of College Students' needs. In the QFD stage, the importance of design requirements is calculated, and the key design requirements are output at last, so as to carry out the lamp design planning, effectively transfer the diverse needs of college students, maximize the user satisfaction of college students, and provide effective method guidance for lamp designers. Keywords: KANO Model, Quality Function Deployment (QFD), Lamp Design. 1. Introduction Table lamp is a necessity for people's life. In the dormitory of college students, it is usually placed on the desk or bed table for lighting[1].It can be seen from the design of the table lamp that the light exposure range of the table lamp is relatively small, which also makes the use of the table lamp in collective life not inconvenient to others, and provides great convenience for college students' campus accommodation and provides students with learning and entertainment. Especially on university campuses, due to the schedule of work and rest, almost everyone has a desk lamp[2].With the widespread use of desk lamps, college students' demand for well-designed desk lamps has become more and more intense. On the contrary, many desk lamp designs are either single in function or inconvenient in use, which do not meet the real needs of college students. They do not pay attention to some of the service functions that people want, that is, they do not grasp the needs of users, The desk lamp used in the dormitory for college students does not fully reflect the needs of college students, and more improvement and investigation are needed in the design. From the perspective of the current situation of the development of "Jiuliang" college students' dormitory lamp,Many details do not well reflect the needs of college students. We apply KANO-QFD to the research on the design of table lamps for "long-term" college students' dormitories. We can start from user needs, investigate data, analyze, sort and classify them, and finally find out what needs to be improved, so as to improve the ability of table lamp design to control the overall situation, and use the method of combining KANO-QFD, We can find the design improvement requirements that can quickly improve customer satisfaction, so as to improve customer satisfaction and bring convenience to college students' life. 2. Theoretical Background 2.1. The KANO model The KANO model was proposed by the Japanese quality management master Noriaki KANO in 1984. It can better show us the relationship between product quality and user satisfaction[3-4]. According to the correlation, the KANO model can obtain five elements: charm, basic, no difference, reverse, and expectation[5]. (1) Requirement type of KANO model: Must-be quality is generally not attractive, but in the subjective impression of customers, it is the product itself [6]; One -Dimensional Quality represents that the better the satisfaction of customers, the higher the satisfaction of demand. Attractive Quality refers to the demand that is very attractive to users[7]. The existence of Independent Quality has no great impact on users. In the KANO model, Reverse Quality represents the demand that customers least want to see [8]. Its implementation will not improve satisfaction but reduce user satisfaction[9]. (2) Model analysis method: The KANO model analysis method is a special questionnaire and analysis method. Its application is convenient to divide the quality elements of products into five basic needs, that is, to use the Likert scale for testing [10]. The questions in the KANO questionnaire are composed of positive and negative questions, which is convenient to measure the customer's attitude towards a certain problem [11]. O represents the expectation type, M represents the basic type, A represents the charm type, and R represents the reverse type, I represents no difference, and Q represents untrusted results[12]. 2.2. Quality Function Deployment Quality Function Deployment is called QFD for short. Its core feature is to listen attentively and understand customers' requirements [13]. It is a new product development research 46 method based on customers' premise. Quality function deployment (QFD) reflects a quality management tool based on the development prospect of the product and the customer's demand as the only basis for product research and development and improvement[14]. In product design and improvement, the application of QFD plays an important role. It is the first step for product research and development and improvement[15]. 3. Research Methods In the "Jiuliang" dormitory table lamp design research, we conducted a brief questionnaire survey on user needs, and then processed and classified the collected demand information, mainly using the affinity map method to divide the demand into levels. Determine the research theme when conducting demand research. In the design of the questionnaire, the questions should be as simple and accurate as possible, which is conducive to the patient filling of the respondents and ensures the reliability of the data. For the answers to open-ended questions, the KJ method can be used to sort out the demand information of the preliminary survey. The KJ method is the affinity graph method. This method is most commonly used in the classification analysis of user demand survey, which can help people sort out the relevant information classification from the complex information, and then get the final demand type. 4. "Jiuliang" Table Lamp Design Improvement Research In the survey of the characteristics of university students' table lamp user group, the target group is mainly residential college students. Through the survey, the characteristics of the user group are analyzed and summarized. A total of 110 college students from freshmen to seniors were surveyed. According to their preferences, targeted data were collected, including age, gender, grade, time of lamp use, frequency of lamp use and other data. The letters L and numbers indicate the names of college students, and L1-L110 refers to the first to the 110th college students. After a preliminary understanding of the use of table lamps by college students, a demand survey was conducted. After the survey, a total of 28 preliminary information about the use needs of college students was obtained, as shown in Table 1: Table 1. Preliminary collected user requirements Number Demand content Demand serial number Demand content 1 Durable 15 kinds of lights 2 Slow power consumption 16 Wear-resistant, easy to clean 3 Fast charging 17 Power display 4 Easy to use 18 Small fan function 5 Penholder function 19 Play music 6 Timing 20 Can be used as a mirror 7 Can be used as a mobile phone support 21 Voice control function 8 Easy to carry 22 Style variable 9 Rotable lighting 23 UV function 10 Adjustable lighting area 24 Automatic brightness adjustment 11 Eye protection 25 Flexible use of function keys 12 Post-it note function to remind to- do items 26 Can be used as a charging bank 13 Mosquito repellent 27 Humidifier function 14 Brightness adjustment 28 Additional lamp cover The preliminary collected needs of college students are not specific enough, and need to be sorted out by using the affinity map method. According to the actual needs, the needs are divided into several levels to help understand the various levels of user needs. C represents the sorted user needs. After sorting out, a total of 24 users' needs for long-term table lamps are shown in Table 2: 4.1. Calculation of the comprehensive score of the importance of college students' needs (1) Self-rating calculation of college students' importance The value of the college student's need importance self- rating is the number 1-5, with the mean of the self-rating of the demand as the final self-rating value for the requirement. A questionnaire survey was conducted on the self-rating of the importance of needs, and the results are shown in Table 3: (2) Calculate the KANO classification of college student needs The KANO classification of college students' needs is shown in Table 4. 47 Table 2. Collated user requirements Number Tier1user requirements serial number Secondary user requirements C1 Appearance requirements C11 The style is variable C12 Simple C13 Abrasion resistant and easy to clean C2 Brightness requirements C21 Adjustable brightness C22 lights Includes C23 UV function C24 adjusted automatically C3 Convenience needs C31 Easy to carry C32 Rotatable illumination C33 Adjustable lighting area C34 an additional lampshade C35 Voice-activated C4 Quality requirements C41 durable C42 Slow power consumption C43 Fast charging C44 Eye protection C5 Additional functional requirements C51 Has a pen holder function C52 Can be timed C53 Can be used as a phone holder C54 a post-it note function C55 Battery level display C56 Repellent mosquitoes C57 Play music C58 a mirror Table 3. List of user demand self-rating values Ordinal Hi Ordinal Hi Ordinal Hi C11 3.51 C32 3.20 C51 3.66 C12 3.81 C33 3.56 C52 3.85 C13 3.95 C34 3.55 C53 3.68 C21 3.82 C35 2.75 C54 3.65 C22 3.29 C41 4.05 C55 4.05 C23 3.59 C42 3.99 C56 3.68 C24 3.58 C43 4.03 C57 3.57 C31 3.63 C44 4.08 C58 3.61 Table 4. List of user requirements KANO classification Ordinal A O M I R KANO C11 26 9 3 22 0 A C12 7 7 26 20 0 M C13 6 6 25 23 0 M C21 7 13 23 17 0 M C22 4 9 5 41 1 I C23 26 8 5 21 0 A C24 4 6 2 43 5 I C31 3 28 9 20 0 O C32 4 10 2 37 7 I C33 32 6 1 21 0 A C34 5 28 3 23 1 O C35 5 5 3 39 8 I C41 12 14 2 23 0 I C42 13 25 5 17 0 O C43 10 28 3 19 0 O C44 12 11 22 15 0 M C51 27 9 2 22 0 A C52 24 11 2 23 6 A C53 3 25 4 27 1 I C54 22 12 4 21 1 A C55 5 27 2 26 0 O C56 4 7 3 45 1 I C57 28 6 2 23 1 A C58 3 3 2 45 7 I 48 (3) Calculate college student user satisfaction and adjustment factor The present value of user satisfaction indicates the satisfaction of college students with the current demand for desk lamps in college dormitories, and the target satisfaction values are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1 is the least important, and 5 is the most important. The user satisfaction index includes two aspects, one is the user satisfaction improvement index (SII), on the other hand, the user dissatisfaction reduction index (DDI), Ti is the absolute value of SII and DDI. However, the needs of college students with different KANO classifications may have the same value, and the k value is 0, 0.5, 1, 1.5 according to the KANO classification of the requirements, corresponding to irrelevant needs, basic needs, expected needs, and attractive needs, and the SII, DDI, Ti, and k values of college student user needs are shown in Table 5. Table 5. Demand Satisfaction Index Value and K Value Table Ordinal SII DDI Ti k C11 0.58 0.20 0.58 1.5 C12 0.23 0.55 0.55 0.5 C13 0.20 0.52 0.52 0.5 C21 0.33 0.60 0.60 0.5 C22 0.22 0.24 0.24 0 C23 0.57 0.22 0.57 1.5 C24 0.18 0.15 0.18 0 C31 0.52 0.62 0.62 1 C32 0.26 0.23 0.26 1 C33 0.63 0.12 0.63 1.5 C34 0.56 0.53 0.56 1 C35 0.19 0.15 0.19 0 C41 0.51 0.31 0.51 0 C42 0.63 0.50 0.63 1 C43 0.63 0.52 0.63 1 C44 0.38 0.55 0.55 0.5 C51 0.60 0.18 0.60 1.5 C52 0.58 0.22 0.59 1.5 C53 0.47 0.49 0.49 0 C54 0.58 0.27 0.58 1.5 C55 0.53 0.48 0.53 1 C56 0.19 0.17 0.19 0 C57 0.58 0.14 0.58 1.5 C58 0.11 0.09 0.11 0 (4) Calculation of the improvement rate of college students' demand satisfaction goals The goal improvement rate of college student demand satisfaction reflects the urgency of college students to fully realize a certain need, and the target improvement rate will directly participate in the comprehensive score of demand importance. The present value, target value, and satisfaction goal improvement rate of college student users after the questionnaire survey are shown in Table 6. By comparing the target improvement rate values between requirements, it is possible to see how eager users are to improve each demand. Among them,C11, C23, C33, C51, C52, C54, C57 are charismatic needs; C12, C13, C21, C44 are basic requirements; C22, C24, C32, C35, C41, C53, C56, C58 are irrelevant requirements; C31, C34, C42, C43, C55 are desirable requirements. Table 6. User demand satisfaction value and target improvement rate value NO. S0 S1 Vi NO. S0 S1 Vi C11 2.05 3.52 1.72 C41 2.41 4.39 1.82 C12 2.36 4.26 1.81 C42 1.55 3.22 2.08 C13 2.65 4.25 1.60 C43 3.25 4.12 1.27 C21 3.12 3.66 1.17 C44 3.69 3.94 1.07 C22 3.33 3.86 1.16 C51 3.54 4.65 1.31 C23 3.25 4.25 1.31 C52 3.23 3.96 1.23 C24 2.39 3.65 1.53 C53 2.16 3.68 1.70 C31 3.63 4.98 1.37 C54 2.59 3.78 1.46 C32 3.22 4.65 1.44 C55 2.45 3.99 1.63 C33 1.34 3.56 2.66 C56 3.58 4.56 1.27 C34 2.65 4.55 1.72 C57 3.54 4.96 1.40 C35 3.54 4.32 1.22 C58 3.26 4.52 1.39 (5) Calculate the comprehensive score of the importance of college students' needs The comprehensive score of the importance of college student user needs after calculation is shown in Table 7, with a total of 24 user requirements, each corresponding to its own importance comprehensive score, in the QFD stage, the user requirements and comprehensive importance values in the table will be entered into the quality house to calculate the key design requirements. 49 Table 7. User Demand Satisfaction Score Ordinal Overall rating Ordinal Overall rating C11 11.97 C24 5.47 C12 8.56 C31 8.07 C13 7.81 C32 5.82 C21 5.67 C33 19.68 C22 3.81 C34 9.51 C23 9.24 C35 3.36 C41 7.38 C53 6.27 C42 13.51 C54 10.58 C43 8.33 C55 10.09 C44 5.42 C56 4.69 C51 9.73 C57 9.93 C52 9.46 C58 5.01 4.2. Calculation of the importance of quality house construction and design requirements According to the needs of college students, summarize the corres ponding design improvement requirements of long- term table lamps, so as to analyze the importance of each design requirement in the later QFD stage. After sorting, the product design improvement requirements are shown in Table 8: Table 8. Table lamp design requirements Ordinal Level 1 design improvement requirements Ordinal Secondary design improvement requirements D1 Exterior design D11 Detachable design D12 Simple structure D13 Designed with protective layer D2 Brightness design D21 Gear design D22 UV light design D23 Light-sensitive design D3 Convenient design D31 Foldable storage design D32 Connected with a 360-degree rotation design D33 Lamp source segmentation control design D4 Quality assurance D41 The materials are well made D42 Large power storage capacity D43 a fast charging function D5 Additional feature design D51 Pen holder design D52 an electronic watch display D53 Phone holder design D54 Post-it note design D55 Battery power display D56 Small sound design (1) Determine the design requirements and design requirements objectives Combined with the QFD principle and user requirements, the design requirements corresponding to the design requirements are determined as shown in Table 9: Table 9. Table lamp design requirements target Ordinal Level 1 improvement requires objectives Ordinal Level 2 improvement requirement objectives DT1 On the basis of the original function, it gives users a comfortable, fresh feeling DT11 It has two lighting methods to increase the freshness and convenience of use DT12 The table lamp has a simple structure DT13 The lamp housing has a cushioning protective layer DT2 When users are in use, they can more comprehensively meet the various lighting needs of users DT21 There are a variety of brightness gear designs DT22 It can be sterilized and banknote detection DT23 The brightness can be adjusted according to the external situation DT3 Enhance user efficiency DT31 The lamp can be folded DT32 Rotatable illumination DT33 There are three types of illuminated area DT4 Ensure the quality of the product and durability DT41 The material is hard DT42 Large power storage capacity DT43 Research and development of fast charging function DT5 According to the actual needs of users, add additional functions to improve customer satisfaction DT51 Add pen holder design to the lamp structure DT52 Time display DT53 Phone holder actual DT54 There is a post-it note area DT55 Battery level display DT56 Play music (2) Determine the relationship between design requirements and college student needs 50 In the analysis of the design requirements, it is found that the design requirement D11 has a strong correlation with the user requirement C11, C13, C31, and the user requirement C32 has a medium correlation, and the user requirement C33, C51, C53, C54 has a weak correlation, the strong correlation relationship is represented by a circle, the value is 9, the medium correlation relationship is represented by a triangle, the value is 5, the weak correlation is represented by a five- pointed star, the value is 1, and the space indicates that it is not correlated. This is shown in Figure 1 of the two- dimensional matrix. Figure 1. The relationship between the requirements of the lamp and the design requirements (3) Calculate the importance of the design requirements The quality house of the improvement design of the long- term table lamp is a collection of data such as the user needs, comprehensive score of needs, and design requirements of college students through questionnaire survey, and the importance and ranking of design improvement requirements calculated are shown in Table 10: Table 10. The importance of table lamp design requirements DT 11 12 13 21 22 23 31 32 33 Wj 326 252 256 442 260 146 418 183 278 sort 4 13 12 2 9 18 3 16 8 DT 41 42 43 51 52 53 54 55 56 Wj 284 289 228 259 259 161 303 507 224 sort 7 6 14 11 10 17 5 1 15 According to the importance value and ranking of design improvement requirements, product designers can clarify the priority level of each improvement design requirement, distinguish the priority and priority, and improve user satisfaction. 5. Conclusion From the KANO-QFD output results, the power display design accounted for the highest proportion, from the quality house key design requirements output results, brightness gear design accounted for a relatively high proportion, according to the actual situation, the adjustment of the brightness of the lamp is very important for people's use, the more suitable gears can meet the various needs of users, from the QFD output results can also be seen, for the convenience of the lamp, the user still has some strong requirements, so the designer needs to start from reality, Design a lamp storage bag for the desk lamp, which can be stored when not in use. 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