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Project Ara is Google's modular smartphone platform that allows users to customize their device by adding or replacing hardware modules. It was originally developed by Motorola under Google but is now led by Google. The goal is to give users more flexibility to update parts instead of replacing the whole phone. The modular design consists of an endoskeleton frame with slots for interchangeable modules that provide functions like cameras, processors, and batteries. Challenges include ensuring reliable connections between modules and addressing issues of weight, size, and battery life.
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Project Ara is Google's initiative to develop an open hardware platform for highly modular smartphones. The platform will include a structural frame that holds interchangeable modules like displays, keyboards, and batteries chosen by the user. This will allow users to swap out malfunctioning modules or upgrade individual modules as innovations emerge. The first model is scheduled for release in January 2015 and aims to offer advantages like low prices, cheaper repairs, customization, and extended device lifespan through modular replacements.
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Project Ara is Google's modular smartphone project that allows users to customize their device by adding or replacing hardware modules. It consists of an endoskeleton frame onto which modules like displays, processors, batteries and more can be inserted or swapped out. This makes the phone customizable for each user's needs, reduces e-waste by replacing only parts that need upgrading, and opens the market to third-party module manufacturers. While it offers significant customization benefits, challenges include potential damage from module swapping, compatibility issues between certain module combinations, and higher prices of individual modules.
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Google's Motorola has unveiled Project Ara, an open hardware platform for building modular smartphonesThe idea behind the project, led by Motorola's Advanced Technology and Projects group, is to turn almost everything in a smartphone — display, keyboard, battery, processor — into a module that can be replaced.Motorola envisions two basic components of such a smartphone: an endoskeleton (or endo), the structural frame that holds all the pieces together, and the modules which are fitted on the endo.
The goal is to drive a more thoughtful, expressive, and open relationship between users, developers, and their phones. To give you the power to decide what your phone does, how it looks, where and what it’s made of, how much it costs, and how long you’ll keep it.
With a Project Ara phone, modules can be replaced one at a time. Want a new Bluetooth model? Just snap it in. New battery, camera, processor? Easily done. The concept should give you, the user, the power to decide what goes into your phone: how it looks, how much it costs and what it does. As Motorola puts it, all of this should do for hardware what the Android platform has done for software. The results should be a third-party developer ecosystem and faster innovation.
Motorola has been working on Project Ara for a year. Immediate plans involve sending an invitation to developers to start creating modules for the platform in a couple of months.
If the project becomes a consumer-level reality available to billions of users, the effect on the smartphone industry as a whole could be very interesting indeed to witness. For one, it could affect the rate at which manufacturers release new models. Assuming the prototype functions well enough to continue, and assuming the public launch is received well — which is still a long ways off — this could be a major win for consumers over the long haul.
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The last smartphone – Project Ara
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The goal is to drive a more thoughtful, expressive, and open relationship between users, developers, and their phones. To give you the power to decide what your phone does, how it looks, where and what it’s made of, how much it costs, and how long you’ll keep it.
With a Project Ara phone, modules can be replaced one at a time. Want a new Bluetooth model? Just snap it in. New battery, camera, processor? Easily done. The concept should give you, the user, the power to decide what goes into your phone: how it looks, how much it costs and what it does. As Motorola puts it, all of this should do for hardware what the Android platform has done for software. The results should be a third-party developer ecosystem and faster innovation.
Motorola has been working on Project Ara for a year. Immediate plans involve sending an invitation to developers to start creating modules for the platform in a couple of months.
If the project becomes a consumer-level reality available to billions of users, the effect on the smartphone industry as a whole could be very interesting indeed to witness. For one, it could affect the rate at which manufacturers release new models. Assuming the prototype functions well enough to continue, and assuming the public launch is received well — which is still a long ways off — this could be a major win for consumers over the long haul.
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- 1. * -BUILDING THE MODULAR SMARTPHONE
- 3. * What is Project Ara? -Google’s hardware platform for modular smartphones -User can customize device hardware and look -Opens up mobile devices market for parts manufacturers
- 4. * *The project was originally headed by the Advanced Technologies and Projects(ATAP) team within Motorola Mobility while it was subsidiary of Google. Although Google had sold Motorola to Lenovo in January 2014,but Google kept ATAP and Project Ara, which became Google Ara
- 5. * PROJECT ARA AND PHONEBLOKS - In September 2013,Dutch designer Dave Hakkens announced the Phonebloks modular phone concept independently in September 2013 - Motorola publicly announced Project Ara on October 29,2013 and said they will be working collaboratively with Phonebloks Dave Hakkens-Master mind behind the concept ‘Phonebloks’
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- 7. * Stop the E-waste As the electronic market changes every day, it has increased a lot of e-waste. For a single upgrade, we need to change the whole phone. Precise shape and structure leads to inconvenience to some customers. Mobile needs to be flexible. It must only have the customer’s required features.
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- 9. * *Phonebloks would consist of main board onto which Bloks could be snapped by the Lego bricks. Each Blok is responsible for a unique function of the phone, much as a desktop computer has a distinct sound card, processor, monitor, and power supply
- 10. * Two main components: 1) The Endoskeleton 2)The Module
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- 12. MODULE *A third party ecosystem *Encase single functionality *Independent and Interchangeable *Can be swapped between different phones *Water and dust proof *Niche tech
- 13. Module Customization *3D printed module cases *Customers can select: - Colour - Material - Image - Text - Inscriptions *Easily replaceable cases
- 14. * *Price starts at $50! *Depends solely on modules used *Google plans to sell “barebones” version at $50 consisting of: - Wi-Fi chip - Processor - Screen - Battery
- 15. * Xiomi Redmi ~ $160 Samsung Galaxy Y, Ace, Mini ~ 110$+ Sony Xperia E ~ $105 Nokia Lumia ~ $140
- 16. * *Eco-friendly/reduces E-waste *Customization *More flexibility *Never be out dated *Solar powered batteries *Innovative product
- 17. * *Replacing the blocks/modules can cause damage to the endoskeleton *It will be bigger and heavier than the standard phone *Quality of connection requires expensive pins and sockets *The sharp edges of blocks make it uncomfortable to hold
- 18. * *Limited manufacturers *Getting such a phone accepted by operators *Software integration *Changing components that potentially have impact on performance could disrupt the service experience
- 19. * *The benefits of a modular phone will become compelling tom consume consumers once ATAP Can get issues of weight, battery life, and size reduce down to a certain point. Also custom and closures and super charged batteries may appeal tom the high end of the market.
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