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House of Quality for a commuter e-bike

A commuter e-bike has to satisfy riders who value range, portability and safe braking at the same time. This QFD matrix links those needs to battery capacity, frame mass and brake rotor diameter. The strongest cells identify direct engineering levers, while the lighter links show secondary effects. The roof draws attention to the fundamental trade-off between a larger battery and lower weight. That trade-off is not a reason to abandon either need; it is a prompt to test options and agree on a target market. The team can use this House of Quality to keep product, engineering and sourcing conversations tied to the needs commuters actually describe.

種類 マトリクス規格 2×2 / N×M quadrant conventionエンジン schematex-matrix更新日 2026/9/24
Commuter E-Bike — House of Quality
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依頼内容

“Create a House of Quality for a commuter e-bike. Customer needs are long range with weight 5, easy to carry upstairs with weight 4, and confident stopping in rain with weight 5. Engineering characteristics are battery capacity, frame mass and brake rotor diameter. Show strong relationships between range and battery capacity, carrying upstairs and low frame mass, and wet stopping and rotor diameter; show a weak relationship between range and frame mass and a moderate relationship between carrying upstairs and battery capacity. Mark battery capacity and frame mass as strongly negatively correlated.”

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この図に含まれるもの

図の背後にある意思決定を読み解く。

01Prioritize safety

Keep wet braking visible alongside range and portability.

02Test trade-offs

Validate the mass impact of battery capacity with prototypes.

03Focus specifications

Use the calculated priorities to guide supplier choices.

Use for consumer products where one technical improvement can harm another valued outcome.

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よくある質問

よくある質問

Can QFD include safety needs?

Yes. Safety-related customer requirements can be weighted and mapped to the engineering characteristics that influence them.

What does a negative roof relationship mean?

It indicates that improving one technical characteristic tends to make another harder to achieve.

Does QFD choose the final design?

No. It structures priorities and trade-offs so the team can make an informed design decision.