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This document discusses a proposed wearable device that would provide hands-free navigation for users and relieve boredom while waiting. The device would determine nearby points of interest within 100 meters and allow users to select categories to search. A paper prototype was created representing LED indicators for state changes, distance, and direction as well as button categories. Further work needed includes additional design and function research, user research, and building a working prototype.
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Functional Prototype
- 1. A platform for urban navigation Wearable technology
- 2. User need To externalise map data so the need for mobile screen based navigation is no longer needed. A way to relieve boredom while waiting for prolonged periods of time.
- 3. Approach Create a fun way to relieve boredom in set periods of time. Determine places of interest within 100m. Hands free approach to mobile navigation. Create a product that can act as a platform for other applications and further development.
- 4. What functions of your product concept did you want to prototype and why. The navigation feedback. Selecting Categories to search Application connectivity to determine best places to go
- 5. How did you implement the functionality in your prototype Through paper prototyping I have represented LEDs as indicators of state changes, distance and direction. And button categories.
- 6. Layout
- 7. Storyboard
- 19. What remains to be done Further research into the design and functions. User research Research technical implementation further. Build a working prototype.