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RScanVP
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Group Members
- Ej Emeagwali, ejay@mit.edu
- Matt Falk, mfalk@mit.edu
- Michael Plasmeier, theplaz@mit.edu
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Problem Statement
- When someone sees a poster conveying a message, it takes time to record the details of that poster. This makes it inconvenient and usually results on poor respondance response from thos those intending to attend an event. Most students, who see a poster in passing, rarely have the time to stop and fully read the information on a poster, determine what is important, and record the necessary details into their calendar. Thus, putting ICS images or QR codes on these posters would allow viewers to take a picture of the poster scan the QR code and have all of the information given added to them their calendar in an efficient and reliable way. Further, it would more easily allow poster makers to gather accurate data about who and how many people intend to attend their event.
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GR1 -
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User
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Task Analysis
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GR2 - Designs
- Poster Viewer - This user will have no necessary background. The only required piece of hardware is a smart phone capable of scanning QR codes. The user will open an existing application to scan the QR code and the rest is autonomous. The user can be lazy, busy, and indecisive.
Task Analysis
- A detailed description of our task analysis can be found here.
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GR3 - Paper Prototyping
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GR4 - Computer Prototyping
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GR5 - Implementation
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GR6 - User Testing
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