Development and Assessment of Portable Multipurpose Table with Electronic Devices: Development and Assessment of Portable Multipurpose Table with Electronic Devices

Abstract

This study focused on the development of portable multi-purpose table with electronic devices, designed to offer innovative features and improved functionality compared to market alternatives. The lamp integrates a digital clock for efficiency, a built-in fan for cooling, an electric and USB port for added utility, and a lithium battery to ensure portability and usability during power outages. Its compact design makes it suitable for various settings, including homes, schools, and offices, while also serving as a reliable alternative during power interruptions. The research aimed to create and evaluate the lamp’s design, emphasizing portability, safety, and innovation, using the ADDIE model (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation). The product was assessed by students, teachers, and industry practitioners based on functionality, usability, efficiency, maintainability, portability, and safety. Functionality received high ratings across all groups, with industry practitioners and teachers giving particularly favorable evaluations. Usability was consistently rated as very usable, while efficiency scores demonstrated the product’s reliable performance. Maintainability was deemed very maintainable, highlighting the lamp’s ease of servicing. Portability was another strong feature, with all groups praising its convenient and compact design. Safety was also highly rated, affirming its secure and dependable use. The findings confirmed that the developed product is innovative, effective, and suitable for a wide range of users. This multi-purpose table successfully integrates functionality, versatility, and reliability, making it a practical and valuable tool in various environments.

Keywords: Multi-purpose table, Electronic devices, Portability, Innovation, ADDIE model