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QFD Exercise About QFD It is extremely important to translate the Voice of the Customer into the Voice of the Designer. The method to do this is called Quality Function Deployment (QFD), a highly structured and very effective approach for converting customer needs into design requirements. The secret to QFD's success is that it establishes design requirements that are: Measurable (quantifiable) so you can tell if you met them. Solution-independent, meaning the requirements aren't linked to predefined solutions that the design team might have in mind (allowing for much greater creativity). Directly correlated to customer needs, so you know that you're addressing issues that are important to customers. Easy to understand. To achieve these goals, QFD walks through a series of steps: 1) Identifying customer needs from the VOC data. 2) Prioritizing those needs. 3) Establishing design requirements that address all customer needs. 4) Prioritizing the design requirements (to focus the design effort). 5) Establishing performance target. Problem Statement In the process of designing a child's car seat, if you know that the very basic customer requirements are: Meeting the government regulations. Comfort to the child. Easiness of use. Also, (cushion, frame, and belt) of the child's car seat were the basic technical requirements/ capabilities the company could use to address the mentioned above customer requirements