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- 3. Where’s my friend? - You’re in a new city and are meeting your buddy at a bar, but he got in 15 minutes ahead of you - You finally get in, the bar is packed and your friend, Steve, is nowhere to be found - You don’t know anyone else at the bar
- 4. Solution
- 5. Search for people in real-time Share your thoughts with those around you Explore the thoughts of those around you Snapchat Instagram Find My Friends AiR Competition Comparisons
- 7. Our Vision Our group AiR, is developing an augmented reality app designed to help people connect with just a wave of their phone.
Editor's Notes
- 5 second type pitch at introduction: we believe that people need a new way to find and connect with their friends Then one sentence pitch to tell our idea: Our group AiR, is developing an augmented reality app to help people connect with others around them with a wave of their phone. With AiR, you can now really see whats up
- Current issues that our app tries to address Search - no precise way to find someones location other than general GPS location Share - no way to share with friends using augmented reailty Explore - no easy way to see what others around you are thinking
- In this situation, may spend all night searching for Steve (see he is on Snap Map Once found, you guy’s do not know anyone else in the place and are searching for fun people to hang out with
- Snap - can post/view to things like UM story, but this is curated so it is not guaranteed Instagram - can tag a location, but this doesn’t necessarily the people in your direct vicinity will see
- In the next week or so, we are going to get familiar with the technologies that we will use to develop the app, namely Unity3d and Apple ARKit (talk about these) From here, we will begin to design the MVP and a minimal yet effective UX for the app, which we will then test on potential users With user data and feedback, we will continue an iterative design process that will continue throughout the whole semester and update the class on our progress with presentations