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February 14, 2018

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20.2.18

We started out the day by refining the plan that we had made the day before, as it seems to be the tendency of our group in week two to take one step forward and two steps back, although we did make good progress with user testing as proof of concept as well as reaching the half way point with our model which will also act as proof of concept. It seems like a lot of questions that were unanswered in week one are resurfacing in week two and are at times a hindrance to having an action plan, but we are working through it. There have been frustrations throughout the process, but our final concept is at this point fully fleshed out and the end goal is in sight.

14.2.18

Brainstorming - everybody put their ideas on the table - then we selected the best ideas - we made a question list for the users User test Without any information they tried to flip it, at first it was hard but after a while they succeed. Interrogation After they flipped it a couple times, we started asking our questions: 1. What about a variety in difficulty? 2. When does it gets boring? 3. Would you do it blindfolded? 4. Do you want to see how much power u used to flip it? 5. Do you want the audience to be involved? Answers: 1. It would be handy, that way you have an extra challenge, or people with less strength can join the game to. 2. It doesn't get boring but it's very tiring. 7 turns at max 3. No, you lose the teambuilding experience and it's dangerous 4. YES very much, I like the idea and that way you'll try your very best! 5. Yes otherwise it gets very boring Questions for the company Questions +...

15.2.18

WORKING DAY After another user test and interrogation, we chose our 3 definitive concepts, refined those and started our presentation. This idea solves the solution of the people looking at the side, with an app they can be involved in the game. By giving direction to the teams in the cube, they can do more than just look at it! This idea is based on the game twister, each side has it's own colour that lights up. The side and colour that lights up should be rolled to the stroke on the floor with the same colour. On this idea, the inside is filled with push and light sensors. you have to role the cube by only touching the points that light up, or you have to push as much lights in an amount of time before you can start rolling... The touch points also indicate the amount of power an individual delivers, that way you can see how pushed the hardest. Here you see the inside of the cube and the dots in the corner are little camera's that record or ta...

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