地雷・不発弾のArマップ（翻訳）
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1) The team aims to map landmines and unexploded bombs using augmented reality (AR) to help prevent explosions and save lives. 2) A drone will detect mines, record their GPS locations, and send the data to a server to construct a mine database. An AR app will overlay the mine locations on maps in real-time. 3) The system seeks to automatically detect mines via drone, share real-time location data, and provide mine information and maps on smartphones through AR to help inform the public and reduce mine-related deaths.
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【追記】教科書はこのあと日本語訳が出版されました．日本語訳については「ゲームデザイン大学教科書の到来 (付録: 『ゲームデザインバイブル』正誤表案) 」（2019年11月1日）で解説しています．http://igdajac.blogspot.com/2019/11/blog-post.html
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- 2. Overview • Theme：Anti-Mine action (Landmines and unexploded bombs) •At a glance： The death toll taken by landmines rose to ten people per day in 2015 worldwide. Share the information of finding the mine to prevent exploding via Internet in real-time.
- 3. Team FCD members Programming • ゆーり (Yuri) • かふう (Cafoo) • 岡島 育海 (Okajima Ikumi) • 土戸 一輝 (Tsuchido Ikki) 3D Modeling • なめたけ (Nametake) • 八剣 (Hakken) Translation • Takahiro Nakaoku • Shinji R. Yamane
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- 8. Deliverable (On smartphone) Red spot indication is found mines. Put explanation by click. No found mine area is indicated by green areas. (no implemented) Unchecked areas is no indication. (no implemented)
- 9. Explain mine Drone-chan teaches us kind of mines! PMN2 120mm(diameter) * 53(height) This is one of the most famous Anti-personal land mine. This is bury in the ground and clump of bushes, and explode due to pressure on 5kg or more.
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- 12. Overview Map (not implemented)
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