ModuSense – Flexible Smart Home Monitoring

Create a 3–5 minute university video about ModuSense (aim for 4 minutes). Use moving footage, 3D animation, natural English narration, subtitles, soft music and smooth transitions; no slideshow. **PROJECT** ModuSense is a proposed smart-home system with one rounded-square hub and six interchangeable sensors: temperature/humidity, motion, noise, water leak, door/window and CO₂. The hub has a front digital display and Wi-Fi connection to a mobile app for remote readings and alerts. Hub size: about 16 × 12 × 4 cm. Modules share a light-grey rounded-cube housing and standard connector; icons and a thin LED line identify them. The design uses screws and recycled plastic. Keep details consistent; do not invent extra sensors, buttons or connections. **1. PROBLEM (0:00–0:25)** Show a homeowner using separate devices. Narration: “People use different devices to monitor their homes, such as temperature, movement and water leaks. Managing separate devices can be costly and confusing. We wanted one flexible system that brings these functions together.” **2. INTRODUCTION (0:25–0:50)** Reveal the hub, display and modules. Narration: “ModuSense is a smart home system with one central hub and sensor modules customers choose they need.” **3. ORIGINAL SKETCH (0:50–1:15)** Show the original hand sketch with the hub, display and six labelled sensors; use it if provided. Narration: “We began with a hand-drawn sketch showing the hub and interchangeable sensors. It gave us the starting point for developing the product.” **4. AI DESIGN DEVELOPMENT (1:15–1:45)** Show GPT Image and Gemini Image through Figma to develop alternatives. Compare a rounded-square hub, cylinder and slim wall-mounted panel. Show why the rounded square was chosen: simple shape, flat sides for connectors and a home-friendly appearance. Show identical light-grey rounded-cube modules, not colourful or magnetic designs. Narration: “We used AI tools to explore designs and checked results because AI sometimes added errors. We chose the rounded-square hub and matching modules because they fit our design goals.” **5. FINAL DESIGN (1:45–2:15)** Show the matte light-grey hub, front display, side vents, status light, no buttons, six matching modules with different icons and thin LED lines, and the Wi-Fi app. Narration: “The six sensors monitor temperature and humidity, motion, noise, water leaks, doors and windows, and CO₂. The display shows readings, and the app lets users check their home remotely.” **6. HOW IT WORKS (2:15–2:45)** Show sensors monitoring a home and app readings for temperature, humidity, motion, noise, door/window status and CO₂. Demonstrate a possible water-leak alert. Narration: “Users connect the hub to power and Wi-Fi, then attach their chosen sensors. The hub displays information, and the app can send notifications, such as a water-leak alert. This is a proposed concept.” **7. CUSTOMIZATION AND MANUFACTURING (2:45–3:20)** Show customers choosing sensor combinations and standardized modules being assembled. Narration: “Mass customization lets customers choose the sensors they need while the hub stays the same. Design for Manufacturability uses shared housings, standardized connectors, simple parts and screws to make assembly, inspection and repair easier.” **8. SUSTAINABILITY AND CLOSING (3:20–4:00)** Show a faulty module being replaced while the hub and other sensors remain in use. Show low-power operation, recyclable packaging and the product in a home. Narration: “A faulty sensor can be replaced without throwing away the whole system, helping reduce electronic waste. Shared parts can reduce material use, while low-power components and display sleep mode can save energy. ModuSense aims to make home monitoring flexible, easier to maintain and longer lasting.” End screen: “ModuSense — Smart monitoring, your way.” Use simple narration. Keep design consistent. No prices or costs; do not claim it is manufactured tested