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The group was tasked with redesigning a light switch and found the existing switch had too many buttons, overcomplicating its intended purpose. They proposed a simpler, more user-friendly design using a touchscreen panel on the wall without buttons that could be operated by tapping to turn lights on at different brightness levels, and a settings page could be accessed to program automatic light schedules or enable eco mode functions.
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