| Project Title |
Improvement of Temporary Door Opening/Closing Phenomenon in Double-Door Systems |
| Task Performed |
Analyzed the cause of double-door malfunction and modified the control logic. |
| Main Tasks & Achievements |
Main Tasks:
- Reviewed double-door control logic and refactored related code
- Analyzed newly added features implemented by overseas developers and assessed their impact
- Reproduced malfunction to trace and fix the faulty code
- Conducted stabilization tests and supported field responses
Main Achievements:
- Resolved malfunction where double doors briefly opened and closed, then reopened after elevator reset
- Fixed conflicts caused by new feature introduction, enhancing global firmware stability
- Reduced customer claims from 3 cases per month to 0
- Shared inspection guidelines for similar patterns with other systems, improving overall product quality
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| Role |
Firmware Developer |
| Tech Stack |
- Language: C++
- Tool: Visual Studio 2012
- Version Control Tools: Atlassian (Bitbucket, Jira, Confluence)
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| Research Period |
July 2021 – September 2021 |
| Affiliated Institution |
Otis Elevator |
