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-B	50.42	Okay .	introduction of participants and their roles
-B	53.56	Right .	introduction of participants and their roles
-B	55.98	Um well this is the kick-off meeting for our our project .	introduction of participants and their roles
-B	60.35	Um and um this is just what we're gonna be doing over the next twenty five minutes .	introduction of participants and their roles
-D	67.21	Mm-hmm .	introduction of participants and their roles
-B	67.55	Um so first of all , just to kind of make sure that we all know each other , I'm Laura and I'm the project manager .	introduction of participants and their roles
-B	74.42	Do you want to introduce yourself again ?	introduction of participants and their roles
-D	74.89	Great .	introduction of participants and their roles
-A	77.44	Hi , I'm David and I'm supposed to be an industrial designer .	introduction of participants and their roles
-B	80.81	Okay .	introduction of participants and their roles
-D	82.08	And I'm Andrew and I'm uh our marketing expert .	introduction of participants and their roles
-C	85.99	Um I'm Craig and I'm User Interface .	introduction of participants and their roles
-B	89.3	Great .	project goals and design process
-B	90.01	Okay .	project goals and design process
-B	92.48	Um so we're designing a new remote control and um Oh I have to record who's here actually .	project goals and design process
-B	98.57	So that's David , Andrew and Craig , isn't it ?	project goals and design process
-B	104.89	And you all arrived on time .	project goals and design process
-B	108.96	Um yeah so des uh design a new remote control .	project goals and design process
-B	111.72	Um , as you can see it's supposed to be original , trendy and user friendly .	project goals and design process
-B	116.66	Um so that's kind of our our brief , as it were .	project goals and design process
-B	120.98	Um and so there are three different stages to the design .	project goals and design process
-B	126.12	Um I'm not really sure what what you guys have already received um in your emails .	project goals and design process
-B	131.36	What did you get ?	project goals and design process
-A	132.57	Um , I just got the project announcement about what the project is .	project goals and design process
-B	135.08	Mm-hmm .	project goals and design process
-A	136.68	Designing a remote control .	project goals and design process
-D	137.12	Mm-hmm .	project goals and design process
-A	138.2	That's about it , didn't get anything else .	project goals and design process
-D	138.96	Mm-hmm .	project goals and design process
-D	139.51	Yeah , that's that's it .	project goals and design process
-B	140.1	Is that what everybody got ?	project goals and design process
-C	140.47	Yeah .	project goals and design process
-A	140.77	Did you get the same thing ?	project goals and design process
-B	141.53	Okay .	project goals and design process
-D	141.8	Yeah .	project goals and design process
-B	142.66	Um .	project goals and design process
-B	144.43	So we're gonna have like individual work and then a meeting about it .	project goals and design process
-B	147.92	And repeat that process three times .	project goals and design process
-B	151.79	Um and at this point we get try out the whiteboard over there .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	158.41	Um .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	159.59	So uh you get to draw your favourite animal and sum up your favourite characteristics of it .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	165.91	So who would like to go first ?	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	166.67	I will go .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	167.36	That's fine .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	167.84	Very good .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	174.2	Alright .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	176.12	So This one here , right ?	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	183.26	Mm-hmm .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	183.93	Okay .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	185.34	Very nice .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	186.46	Alright .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	187.46	My favourite animal is like A beagle .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	211.97	Um charac favourite characteristics of it ?	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	214.88	Is that right ?	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	215.95	Yeah .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	216.46	Uh , right , well basically um high priority for any animal for me is that they be willing to take a lot of physical affection from their family .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	216.6	Yeah .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	229.16	And , yeah that they have lots of personality and uh be fit and in robust good health .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	237.96	So this is blue .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	239.85	Blue beagle .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	241.42	My family's beagle .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	243.4	Right .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	244.71	Lovely .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-C	255.07	Well , my favourite animal would be a monkey .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-C	268.0	Then they're small cute and furry , and uh when planet of the apes becomes real , I'm gonna be up there with them .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	275.67	Right .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-A	275.83	Cool .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-A	280.75	There's too much gear .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	285.96	You can take as long over this as you like , because we haven't got an awful lot to discuss .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	290.31	Ok oh we do we do .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	291.76	Don't feel like you're in a rush , anyway .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-A	293.26	Okay .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	296.02	I coulda told you a whole lot more about beagles .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	297.94	Ach why not We might have to get you up again then .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	298.03	Boy , let me tell you .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	301.14	I don't know what mine is .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	302.11	I'm gonna have to think on the spot now .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	307.06	Impressionist .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-A	309.38	Can't draw .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	312.05	Is that a whale ?	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-A	312.06	Um .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-A	313.09	Yeah .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-A	318.58	Um , well anyway , I don't know , it's just the first animal I can think off the top of my head .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-A	324.11	Um .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-A	325.0	Yes .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-A	325.43	Big reason is 'cause I'm allergic to most animals .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-A	327.86	Allergic to animal fur , so um fish was a natural choice .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	327.91	Ah .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-A	332.03	Um , yeah , and I kind of like whales .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-A	334.32	They come in and go eat everything in sight .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-A	338.22	And they're quite harmless and mild and interesting .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	338.48	Alright .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	341.85	Mm .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	342.42	Okay .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	343.63	God , I still don't know what I'm gonna write about .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	346.39	Um .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	349.66	Superb sketch , by the way .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-A	353.86	Tail's a bit big , I think .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	354.91	I was gonna choose a dog as well .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	357.54	But I'll just draw a different kind of dog .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	359.62	Yep .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	360.21	M my favourite animal is my own dog at home .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	364.23	Um That doesn't really look like him , actually .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	373.3	He looks more like a pig , actually .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	375.84	Ah well .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	378.46	I see a dog in there .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	379.52	Do you ?	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	379.99	Yep .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	380.06	Oh that's very good of you .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	382.82	Now I see a rooster .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	388.27	Uh .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	393.42	What kind is it ?	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	394.87	Um he's a mixture of uh various things .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	398.71	Um and what do I like about him , um That's just to suggest that his tail wags .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	405.71	Um he's very friendly and cheery and always pleased to see you , and very kind of affectionate and um uh and he's quite quite wee as well so you know he can doesn't take up too much space .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	421.48	Um and uh And he does a funny thing where he chases his tail as well , which is quite amusing , so It is .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	431.27	Is he aware that th it's his own cha tail he's chasing ?	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	434.2	I think it is .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	434.67	He only does it after he's had his dinner and um he'll just all of a sudden just get up and start chasing his tail 'round the living room .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	440.33	Hmm .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-A	442.02	It's an after dinner dog then .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	443.59	Yeah , so uh Yeah , maybe .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-D	444.05	Probably when he was little he got lots of attention for doing it and has forever been conditioned .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	449.0	Maybe .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	450.7	Right , um where did you find this ?	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	452.3	Just down here ?	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	453.39	Yeah .	drawing animals on the whiteboard
-B	455.51	Okay .	project budget
-B	458.92	Um what are we doing next ?	project budget
-B	462.47	Uh um .	project budget
-B	465.51	Okay , uh we now need to discuss the project finance .	project budget
-B	470.01	Um so according to the brief um we're gonna be selling this remote control for twenty five Euro , um and we're aiming to make fifty million Euro .	project budget
-B	482.77	Um so we're gonna be selling this on an international scale .	project budget
-B	487.21	And uh we don't want it to cost any more than uh twelve fifty Euros , so fifty percent of the selling price .	project budget
-D	488.56	'Kay .	project budget
-D	496.02	Um , can we just go over that again ?	project budget
-B	497.99	Sure .	project budget
-D	499.16	Uh , so bas at twel Alright , yeah .	project budget
-D	503.79	Okay .	project budget
-D	505.28	So cost like production cost is twelve fifty , but selling price is is that wholesale or retail ?	project budget
-B	508.17	All together .	project budget
-D	513.06	Like on the shelf .	project budget
-B	515.16	Um I dunno .	project budget
-B	516.78	I imagine That's a good question .	project budget
-D	518.31	Our sale our sale anyway .	project budget
-B	519.67	I imagine it probably is our sale actually because it's probably up to the the um the retailer to uh sell it for whatever price they want .	project budget
-D	520.65	Yeah , okay okay .	project budget
-D	526.79	Okay .	project budget
-D	528.9	Mm-hmm .	project budget
-B	529.56	Um .	project budget
-D	531.58	Alright .	project budget
-B	531.83	But I I don't know , I mean do you think the fact that it's going to be sold internationally will have a bearing on how we design it at all ?	possible issues with project goals
-D	538.77	Yes .	possible issues with project goals
-B	539.31	Think it will ?	possible issues with project goals
-D	540.69	Mm-hmm .	possible issues with project goals
-B	541.17	Um .	possible issues with project goals
-D	543.86	Mm-hmm .	possible issues with project goals
-B	545.43	Hmm .	possible issues with project goals
-D	548.28	Well right away I'm wondering if there's um th th uh , like with D_V_D_ players , if there are zones .	possible issues with project goals
-B	553.78	Oh yeah , regions and stuff , yeah .	possible issues with project goals
-D	554.28	Um f frequencies or something um as well as uh characters , um different uh keypad styles and s symbols .	possible issues with project goals
-B	556.62	Yeah .	possible issues with project goals
-B	557.56	Okay .	possible issues with project goals
-A	565.05	Hmm .	possible issues with project goals
-B	565.13	Yeah .	possible issues with project goals
-B	565.93	Well for a remote control , do you think that will be I suppose it's depends on how complicated our remote control is .	possible issues with project goals
-D	566.17	Um .	possible issues with project goals
-D	568.46	I don't know .	possible issues with project goals
-D	571.22	Yeah .	possible issues with project goals
-A	571.74	It does make sense from maybe the design point of view 'cause you have more complicated characters like European languages , then you need more buttons .	possible issues with project goals
-B	580.42	Yeah , yeah .	possible issues with project goals
-D	580.66	Yeah .	possible issues with project goals
-A	581.3	So , possibly .	possible issues with project goals
-D	582.33	Yeah .	possible issues with project goals
-B	583.04	Okay .	possible issues with project goals
-D	583.5	And then a and then al the other thing international is on top of the price .	possible issues with project goals
-D	587.78	I'm thinking the price might might appeal to a certain market in one region , whereas in another it'll be different , so Just a chara just a characteristic of the Just Or just like , basic product podi positioning , the twenty five Euro remote control might be a big hit in London , might not be such a big hit in Greece , who knows , something like that , yeah .	possible issues with project goals
-B	597.79	What , just like in terms of like the wealth of the country ?	possible issues with project goals
-B	600.43	Like how much money people have to spend on things like ?	possible issues with project goals
-B	615.74	Aye , I see what you mean , yeah .	possible issues with project goals
-B	619.01	Marketing .	possible issues with project goals
-B	620.06	Good marketing thoughts .	possible issues with project goals
-D	620.48	Yep .	possible issues with project goals
-B	621.09	Oh gosh , I should be writing all this down .	possible issues with project goals
-B	623.26	Um .	possible issues with project goals
-D	655.45	Right away I'm making some kind of assumptions about what what information we're given here , thinking , 'kay trendy probably means something other than just basic , something other than just standard .	possible issues with project goals
-B	660.7	Mm .	possible issues with project goals
-B	665.36	Yeah .	possible issues with project goals
-D	668.59	Um so I'm wondering right away , is selling twenty five Euros , is that sort of the thi is this gonna to be like the premium product kinda thing or Uh-huh .	possible issues with project goals
-B	677.15	Yeah , yeah .	possible issues with project goals
-B	677.66	Like how much does , you know , a remote control cost .	possible issues with project goals
-B	681.66	Well twenty five Euro , I mean that's um that's about like eighteen pounds or something , isn't it ?	possible issues with project goals
-D	687.72	Mm-hmm .	possible issues with project goals
-B	687.81	Or no , is it as much as that ?	possible issues with project goals
-B	689.7	Sixteen seventeen eighteen pounds .	possible issues with project goals
-D	689.77	Yep .	possible issues with project goals
-D	691.16	Yeah , I'd say so , yeah .	possible issues with project goals
-B	692.42	Um , I dunno , I've never bought a remote control , so I don't know how how good a remote control that would get you .	possible issues with project goals
-D	696.23	No .	possible issues with project goals
-D	697.98	Yeah , yeah .	possible issues with project goals
-B	699.52	Um .	possible issues with project goals
-B	702.02	But yeah , I suppose it has to look kind of cool and gimmicky .	possible issues with project goals
-D	704.03	Mm-hmm .	possible issues with project goals
-B	707.1	Um right , okay .	possible issues with project goals
-B	711.43	Let me just scoot on ahead here .	possible issues with project goals
-B	713.81	Okay .	possible issues with project goals
-B	714.96	Um well d Does anybody have anything to add to uh to the finance issue at all ?	possible issues with project goals
-D	722.77	Do we have any other background information on like how that compares to other other Yeah .	possible issues with project goals
-B	722.81	Thin No , actually .	possible issues with project goals
-B	728.32	That would be useful , though , wouldn't it , if you knew like what your money would get you now .	possible issues with project goals
-A	732.32	Hmm .	possible issues with project goals
-D	734.73	Mm-hmm .	possible issues with project goals
-B	735.11	Mm-hmm .	possible issues with project goals
-D	753.67	Yeah , interesting thing about discussing um production of a remote control for me is that l as you point out , I just don't think of remote controls as somethin something people consciously assess in their purchasing habits .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	767.69	Yeah , yeah .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	767.74	It's just like getting shoelaces with shoes or something .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	772.01	Oh .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	772.49	It just comes along .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	772.8	Five minutes to end of meeting .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	774.17	Oh , okay .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	775.33	We're a bit behind .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	776.12	Do you know what I mean ?	initial ideas about RC design
-C	777.32	Yeah .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	777.67	Like so sort of like how do you I I mean one one way of looking at it would be , well the people producing television sets , maybe they have to buy remote controls .	initial ideas about RC design
-A	777.7	Yeah .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	786.49	Or another way is maybe people who have T_V_ sets are really fed up with their remote control and they really want a better one or something .	initial ideas about RC design
-C	792.52	I know um My parents went out and bought um remote controls because um they got fed up of having four or five different remote controls for each things the house .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	794.53	But Right .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	800.71	Right .	initial ideas about RC design
-C	801.38	So um for them it was just how many devices control .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	801.75	Okay so Right , so in function one of the priorities might be to combine as many uses I think so .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	806.46	Yeah .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	811.51	Right , so do you think that should be like a main design aim of our remote control d you know , do your your satellite and your regular telly and your V_C_R_ and everything ?	initial ideas about RC design
-D	815.81	Yeah , yeah .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	818.45	Yeah .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	819.79	Well like um , maybe what we could use is a sort of like a example of a successful other piece technology is palm palm pilots .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	828.28	They're gone from being just like little sort of scribble boards to cameras , M_P_ three players , telephones , everything , agenda .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	832.76	Mm-hmm .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	836.31	So , like , I wonder if we might add something new to the to the remote control market , such as the lighting in your house , or um Yeah , yeah .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	840.25	Yeah .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	843.99	Or even like , you know , notes about um what you wanna watch .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	847.62	Like you might put in there oh I want to watch such and such and look a Oh that's a good idea .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	851.06	An Yeah .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	851.55	So extra functionalities .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	853.54	Like , p personally for me , at home I've I've combined the um the audio video of my television set and my D_V_D_ player and my C_D_ player .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	862.9	So they w all work actually function together but I have different remote controls for each of them .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	866.59	Mm-hmm .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	866.91	So it's sort of ironic that that then they're in there um you know , the sound and everything it's just one system .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	876.45	But each one's got its own little part .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	876.88	Hmm .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	883.05	Um okay , uh I'd wel we're gonna have to wrap up pretty quickly in the next couple of minutes .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	889.88	Um I'll just check we've nothing else .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	891.96	Okay .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	892.58	Um so anything else anybody wants to add about what they don't like about remote controls they've used , what they would really like to be part of this new one at all ?	initial ideas about RC design
-A	903.08	And you keep losing them .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	904.6	You keep losing them .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	904.75	Mm .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	905.58	Okay .	initial ideas about RC design
-A	906.45	Finding them is really a pain , you know .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	907.47	Mm .	initial ideas about RC design
-A	908.59	I mean it's usually quite small , or when you want it right , it slipped behind the couch or it's kicked under the table .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	908.84	Mm .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	911.1	Mm-hmm .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	911.79	Mm-hmm .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	913.17	Yeah .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	913.22	Yeah .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	914.71	W You get those ones where you can , if you like , whistle or make a really high pitched noise they beep .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	914.77	Yeah .	initial ideas about RC design
-A	915.45	You know .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	916.12	That's just really good id Yep .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	920.04	There I mean is that something we'd want to include , do you think ?	initial ideas about RC design
-D	924.35	Uh , sure .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	925.37	Dunno .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	926.64	Okay maybe .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	927.64	I remember when the first remote control my my family had was on a cable .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	932.01	Actually had a cable between it and the T_V_ and big like buttons that sort of like , like on a blender or something .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	937.0	My goodness .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	937.36	And um , you know , when I think about what they are now , it's better , but actually it's still kind of , I dunno , like a massive junky thing on the table .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	946.26	Still feels quite primitive .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	946.4	Maybe we could think about how , could be more , you know , streamlined .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	951.41	Maybe like a touch screen or something ?	initial ideas about RC design
-D	951.49	S Something like that , yeah .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	954.09	Okay .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	954.2	Or whatever would be technologically reasonable .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	956.36	Uh-huh , okay .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	957.42	Well I guess that's up to our industrial designer .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	957.54	'Cause it could b it could it could be that f it could be that functionally that doesn't make it any better , but that just the appeal of of not having You know , these days there's a r pe things in people's homes are becoming more and more like chic , you know .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	962.22	It looks better .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	969.0	Yeah .	initial ideas about RC design
-D	969.56	Um , nicer materials and might be be worth exploring anyway .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	971.85	Okay .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	975.24	Okay .	initial ideas about RC design
-C	976.66	Uh .	initial ideas about RC design
-B	977.17	Right , well um so just to wrap up , the next meeting's gonna be in thirty minutes .	closing
-B	981.67	So that's about um about ten to twelve by my watch .	closing
-B	985.49	Um so inbetween now and then , um as the industrial designer , you're gonna be working on you know the actual working design of it so y you know what you're doing there .	closing
-A	993.88	Yep .	closing
-B	996.69	Um for user interface , technical functions , I guess that's you know like what we've been talking about , what it'll actually do .	closing
-B	1004.08	Um and uh marketing executive , you'll be just thinking about what it actually what , you know , what requirements it has to has to fulfil and you'll all get instructions emailed to you , I guess .	closing
-D	1019.67	Okay .	closing
-B	1021.55	Um .	closing
-B	1028.05	Yeah , so it's th the functional design stage is next , I guess .	closing
-B	1034.47	And uh and that's the end of the meeting .	closing
-B	1039.12	So I got that little message a lot sooner than I thought I would , so Mm-hmm .	closing
-D	1039.8	Um .	closing
-D	1047.17	Before we wrap up , just to make sure we're all on the same page here , um , do we We were given sort of an example of a coffee machine or something , right ?	closing
-B	1056.3	Uh-huh , yeah .	closing
-A	1056.93	Mm-hmm .	closing
-D	1057.14	Well , um are we at ma right now on the assumption that our television remote control may have features which go beyond the television ?	closing
-D	1067.54	Or are we keeping sort of like a a design commitment to television features ?	closing
-B	1068.76	Th Okay , well just very quickly 'cause this we're supposed to finish now .	closing
-D	1073.79	I I don't know .	closing
-D	1076.56	Yep .	closing
-B	1076.64	Um I guess that's up to us , I mean you probably want some kind of unique selling point of it , so um , you know Yeah .	closing
-D	1077.45	Yeah , sure .	closing
-D	1081.99	Okay .	closing
-A	1084.36	I think one factor would be production cost .	closing
-D	1086.96	Okay , yeah .	closing
-A	1087.57	Because there's a cap there , so um depends on how much you can cram into that price .	closing
-D	1089.89	Okay .	closing
-B	1093.82	Mm-hmm .	closing
-D	1093.83	Okay .	closing
-A	1094.65	Um .	closing
-B	1095.78	Yeah .	closing
-A	1096.03	I think that that's the main factor .	closing
-B	1098.51	Okay .	closing
-D	1098.52	Okay .	closing
-B	1099.43	Right , okay , we'll that's that's the end of the meeting , then .	closing
-D	1102.4	Alright .	closing
-B	1102.48	Um .	closing
-B	1104.58	So , uh thank you all for coming .	closing
-A	1109.23	Cool .	closing

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-B	14.59	Is that alright now ?	opening
-B	17.42	Okay .	opening
-B	19.66	Sorry ?	opening
-B	23.28	Okay , everybody all set to start the meeting ?	opening
-B	25.34	Okay , we've got half an hour for this one um to uh discuss the um functional design .	opening
-D	27.38	Could you plug me in ?	opening
-D	32.04	Okay .	opening
-D	33.32	Thanks .	opening
-B	34.61	All ready to go ?	opening
-B	35.55	Okay .	opening
-D	36.45	Okay .	opening
-B	36.98	Um so hopefully you've all been working away , and I've put the minutes of the last meeting in the project folder .	opening
-B	44.39	Um so I guess just to to recap on uh what we did last time .	opening
-B	50.55	Um kind of uh got to know each other a little bit and uh got familiar with all the equipment and started to discuss um a bit about the project , you know , cost-wise how much how much money we had to s Um just want to tell you that you have three new requirements , um which is the The first one is that um uh the company's decided that teletext is outdated uh because of how popular the internet is .	new requirements opening
-B	114.79	Nobody uses teletext very much anymore , so we don't really need to consider that in the functionality of the of the remote control .	new requirements
-D	116.75	'Kay .	new requirements
-B	121.94	Um they've also suggested that we um we only use the remote control to control the television , not the V_C_R_ , D_V_D_ or anything else .	new requirements
-B	130.69	I think the worry is that if the project becomes too complex then it'll affect um how long it takes us to get it into into production , the time to market .	new requirements
-D	141.27	Okay .	new requirements
-B	141.68	So um , we're just gonna keep it simple and it'll just control the T_V_ .	new requirements
-B	145.41	And the other thing was that the company want the corporate colour and slogan to be implemented in the new design .	new requirements
-B	151.21	Um I'm not entirely sure what the corporate colour is .	new requirements
-B	154.97	It might be yellow , because there seems to be a lot of yellow everywhere .	new requirements
-D	157.94	And the slogan , like the actual written slogan , or just to embody the idea of the slogan ?	new requirements
-B	163.17	Well that's the thing , I'm I'm not sure um uh th because on the the company website , uh what does it say Uh something Yeah , I mean do they Is that something they want actually written on it , 'cause it's quite long .	new requirements
-D	172.4	'Bout putting the fashion in electronics .	new requirements
-A	174.28	Mm yeah .	new requirements
-B	180.07	Um or yeah , just the idea , but I'm not sure .	new requirements
-B	182.3	So that's something we can discuss as well .	new requirements
-B	183.96	So those are the three things , just not to worry about teletext , uh only control the T_V_ , and um and uh incorporate the uh colour and slogan of the company .	new requirements
-B	196.19	Um so is everybody okay with any of that , or do you want me to recap at all ?	new requirements
-A	202.95	Nope , we're all set .	new requirements
-B	204.57	Right um , time for presentations then .	interface specialist presentation
-B	206.79	Who would like to go first ?	interface specialist presentation
-C	210.36	I'll go first .	interface specialist presentation
-D	211.03	Sure .	interface specialist presentation
-B	211.13	Okay , cool .	interface specialist presentation
-C	217.21	Alright um , can I st steal this from the back of your laptop ?	interface specialist presentation
-B	219.83	Oh yeah , of course , yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-C	219.91	Uh so this is the technical functions design .	interface specialist presentation
-B	221.38	G go on ahead .	interface specialist presentation
-C	261.67	Um Right to do the um the design I have I've had a look online , I've had a look at the homepage , which has given us um some insp inspiration from previous products .	interface specialist presentation evaluation of existing products
-B	274.45	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of existing products
-C	275.05	Um I've had a look at the previous products to see what they offer and um I would like to ask you guys for um your ideas about the design at the end of the meeting .	evaluation of existing products
-C	284.6	Um unfortunately we're not allowed to talk outside the meeting room , so Um , having a look at the existing products , I found out that um it tends to come in sort of two extremes , there's either um a very complicated one that's got lots of buttons , lots of colours , very confusing , you don't know what you're doing .	evaluation of existing products
-D	287.65	Right .	evaluation of existing products
-B	287.81	Okay .	evaluation of existing products
-C	301.71	Um in that case the the labelling tends to be very bad .	evaluation of existing products
-C	304.71	Um there's an example I'll show you at the end , um sh show you now .	evaluation of existing products
-C	308.91	Uh here um the button there and there .	evaluation of existing products
-B	315.51	Alright .	evaluation of existing products
-C	318.74	This one's prog .	evaluation of existing products
-C	319.88	Sorry .	evaluation of existing products
-C	320.13	That one's perg and that one's prog , and it doesn't really tell you what it does .	evaluation of existing products
-C	334.36	Um , not sure if you had a a look at the other um control in that example .	evaluation of existing products
-C	338.76	Um it's a very simple one .	evaluation of existing products
-C	340.2	It's got only the basic functions mm but um it's the same size as the the hard to use one .	evaluation of existing products
-B	345.86	Oop .	evaluation of existing products
-C	347.9	Uh it looked a bit clunky .	evaluation of existing products
-C	349.57	They're very big and not very much use for buttons .	evaluation of existing products
-C	353.69	Um , and it's just very hard to access the advanced functions .	evaluation of existing products
-C	357.33	There's there's nothing for instance for a slow motion button .	evaluation of existing products
-C	362.3	Um , my own preferences , I prefer the the clunky one .	evaluation of existing products
-C	365.93	Um it's very easy to use .	evaluation of existing products
-C	367.39	Um but unfortunately it does lack the advanced functions which I I quite like having on the controls .	evaluation of existing products
-C	373.85	Um so I believe the the advanced functions should maybe be hidden in a drawer , or something like tha from the bottom of it .	evaluation of existing products
-C	381.54	So , now I'd like to ask for your preferences .	evaluation of existing products
-C	384.29	Um not sure of how long we've got , uh Um , the clunky one is the one on the right .	evaluation of existing products
-B	386.73	Um .	evaluation of existing products
-B	388.63	Well we can chat away for uh for five minutes or so I think at at most .	evaluation of existing products
-D	391.86	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of existing products
-B	392.43	Just a couple of minutes anyway .	evaluation of existing products
-D	394.06	M yeah , like a lot of a lot of what I've um read and prepared for this meeting fits in really closely with what with what Craig's just gone over .	evaluation of existing products
-D	403.08	So in part I could I could give you some of my personal preferences but I could also th add some to this which is just about sort of um sort of market research .	evaluation of existing products
-B	411.0	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of existing products
-D	411.48	But anyway , um we might come to that later .	evaluation of existing products
-B	412.66	Shall we sh well we'll stick to kind of your area for now .	evaluation of existing products
-A	413.84	Which which is the clunky one , the one on left or on the right?. .	evaluation of existing products
-A	417.13	Okay .	evaluation of existing products
-B	417.54	Yeah .	evaluation of existing products
-D	417.62	Um clunky in what sense , like um h heavier ?	evaluation of existing products
-D	420.46	Larger ?	evaluation of existing products
-C	420.99	Um I think it's supposed to be the same size , but um it's got much fewer buttons .	evaluation of existing products
-C	425.23	It's , you know , it's very spread out and kind of you know , I get the idea it'd be sort of about this size .	evaluation of existing products
-D	425.98	I see , so it's more just basic .	evaluation of existing products
-B	427.24	Looks kind of Yeah .	evaluation of existing products
-D	428.97	Right , okay .	evaluation of existing products
-D	431.45	Yeah .	evaluation of existing products
-C	431.82	got very few buttons on it and Um , do we have any functions that um we'd want on it ?	evaluation of existing products proposed features
-D	432.71	Yeah .	evaluation of existing products
-D	433.3	Sure .	evaluation of existing products
-B	434.06	Well I think it's a valid point .	evaluation of existing products
-B	435.58	I mean like the one on the left looks quite um quite complicated , and that P_R_T_ p P_R_O_T_ thing is incredibly confusing .	evaluation of existing products
-B	444.05	Um so I see I see why yo you know you might prefer the simpler design , but yeah you don't want to lose out on , you know , what it does , so maybe you know you know you get a lot of remote controls where you kind of flip the thing open , I think that's a good idea .	evaluation of existing products
-D	451.79	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of existing products
-D	456.14	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of existing products
-B	457.41	I think it's a good idea .	evaluation of existing products
-D	457.45	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of existing products
-D	460.15	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of existing products
-C	463.55	I mean so far I've got um on and off , um switch the channel up and down , and put the volume up and down .	proposed features
-B	465.62	Mm-hmm .	proposed features
-B	468.48	Uh-huh .	proposed features
-C	468.57	Um they're just the the very basics you could use for a T_V_ .	proposed features
-B	470.95	Uh-huh , and then actual numbers for channels as well , yeah .	proposed features
-C	474.16	Okay .	proposed features
-C	475.17	Um , you say that's a h a required one or a requested one ?	proposed features
-D	477.66	Which was that ?	proposed features
-C	477.68	Would you like um the channels like the the numbers on thing , um Um , yeah .	proposed features
-D	481.12	Up the numbers , or the up down ?	proposed features
-B	482.97	God , I wou I would say that's required , I mean there's no way anybody's gonna buy a remote control these days when if you can't actually individually select channels , I mean would anybody disagree with that ?	proposed features
-D	489.24	Yeah .	proposed features
-D	491.21	Yeah .	proposed features
-B	492.83	Um , what else , uh So don't need to worry about teletext , don't need to worry about V_C_R_ , uh any kind of like display controls at all do you think we need to worry about , you know like brightness and contrast ?	proposed features
-D	503.68	We don't ?	proposed features
-D	504.51	No ?	proposed features
-D	506.94	Yeah .	proposed features
-D	507.88	Well I think I think es essentially what we're doing right now is we're categorising .	proposed features
-D	510.83	We're saying well we want this to be a product that offers all the sort of more tricky features but we want them to be in another area ?	proposed features
-B	513.78	Mm .	proposed features
-D	518.76	Is that right ?	proposed features
-D	519.57	Is that what we're we're doing ?	proposed features
-B	519.94	Yeah .	proposed features
-D	521.15	We're kind of like sorting them an Or are we actually eliminating things we just don't want the product to have ?	proposed features
-C	522.89	Um Uh , to start with um sort of a bit both , um we need to find out exactly what we have to have um and after that we can add things if they're possible .	proposed features
-B	526.31	I think are you are you maybe kind of thinking what we absolutely have to have and what would be nice ?	proposed features
-B	534.22	Mm-hmm .	proposed features
-B	537.48	Okay , right .	proposed features
-B	539.42	Well , do you wanna maybe just , at this point decide on what we absolutely must have as a p as a function of this .	proposed features
-D	543.8	Yeah .	proposed features
-D	545.68	Yep .	proposed features
-B	545.74	Um , so so far , just to recap you've got volume and channel control and Right okay .	proposed features
-C	548.23	There's um on and off , um volume and channel , and skip to certain channels with the numbers .	proposed features
-B	554.58	Um Mm-hmm yeah .	proposed features
-D	560.01	Well , one one way I would look at this um would be that we a approach the different controls in terms of um like control types , so that for the user it's very clear what they want to do where they go .	proposed features
-D	572.49	Uh and also think maybe a little bit about sorta w w what would just wanna be acc easily accessible .	proposed features
-D	578.05	For example if we had audio controls , those could be something people set up very rarely .	proposed features
-B	578.18	Oka Mm-hmm .	proposed features
-D	582.38	Maybe they're un they're they're they're in a little area but covered up um , things like channel and volume um are used all the time , so we just have them right out on top , um very just very sort of self-explanatory .	proposed features
-D	601.0	Um so maybe we need to think about having three or more groupings of controls , you know like one which are just the the habitual ones that should be right within your natural grip .	proposed features
-D	611.72	And others that are uh also available and then others that are concealed .	proposed features
-D	616.44	Something like that .	proposed features
-B	616.71	Okay .	proposed features
-B	617.51	Uh well , just to to wrap up quickly on this this little section Have I just lost Oh no .	proposed features
-B	622.36	Um , uh do you think maybe that's the only kind of uh essential requirements , and then maybe just things that would be nice if it could do would be things like audio set up and display set up and things like that , maybe like a mute button , that sort of thing .	proposed features
-D	638.21	Yeah .	proposed features
-B	638.28	Any of you anything to add to that at all ?	proposed features
-A	640.98	No .	proposed features
-B	641.54	No .	proposed features
-A	642.09	I'll add it later , I guess the presentation .	proposed features
-B	643.63	Okay , right .	equipment issues
-D	644.28	Mm-hmm .	equipment issues
-D	645.33	Yeah .	equipment issues
-B	645.96	Um okay , if we can move on to next presentation then please .	equipment issues
-D	650.42	Sure .	equipment issues
-B	650.94	Um Do you wanna Probably not , actually .	equipment issues
-C	651.95	Do you want to switch places ?	equipment issues
-D	652.57	Can this can this pl reach ?	equipment issues
-D	654.23	Can this plug come across ?	equipment issues
-A	654.75	No .	equipment issues
-A	655.75	No .	equipment issues
-D	656.79	No .	equipment issues
-D	658.53	So why don't I just pick up and move then .	equipment issues
-B	660.36	Yeah .	equipment issues
-D	662.02	Here , I'll just Why don't I just Mm er , can you go up behind me ?	equipment issues
-C	679.34	Just just switch them .	equipment issues
-D	682.71	Kinda This is so This I'm all in a knot now .	equipment issues
-B	686.01	bit complicated .	equipment issues
-B	686.66	It'd be nice if everything was wireless , wouldn't it ?	equipment issues
-D	689.7	Okay .	equipment issues
-B	691.61	Right .	equipment issues
-D	696.09	Um .	equipment issues
-D	697.17	So I can I can say already , I dunno whether this is for good or for bad but there'll be a lot of kind of uh redundancy in the in the the issues and the the uh the things .	equipment issues
-B	707.99	Oh , like overlap between what you said ?	equipment issues
-D	709.05	Yeah , yeah .	equipment issues
-B	709.72	Oh well , for all you know that that'll happen .	equipment issues
-D	710.31	Which is ma not necessarily a bad thing , but may what I've already started doing is cr I created a slide in in my presentation here so um so that we kind of think well what's the cumulative effect of what we've taken from your ideas and and mine , because certainly I I have a hard time separating separating things completely .	equipment issues
-D	729.78	Obviously obviously what you've just told me what you've just told me impacts a lot on what um like market research mm that that I've been So how do I how do I get this up ?	equipment issues
-B	729.81	Mm hard to know what where your role ends , yeah .	equipment issues
-B	738.41	Okay .	equipment issues
-A	739.27	Um function F_ eight .	equipment issues
-B	740.41	Uh pr yeah , press function and F_ eight , yeah .	equipment issues
-D	740.99	Okay .	equipment issues
-D	742.94	Okay .	equipment issues
-D	745.7	Alright .	equipment issues
-D	746.61	So F_ eight ?	equipment issues
-A	752.5	Function , the blue button .	equipment issues
-A	754.14	Next to the control on the left .	equipment issues
-D	755.13	Oh , and F_ eight .	equipment issues
-A	755.54	Yeah .	equipment issues
-B	755.57	Mm .	equipment issues
-A	756.03	You have to push it together .	equipment issues
-D	756.05	Okay .	equipment issues
-D	757.72	Mm-hmm .	equipment issues
-A	758.89	Yep .	equipment issues
-D	764.7	Okay , I think that that's doing it now .	equipment issues
-A	769.85	Nope .	equipment issues
-A	770.6	Try that again .	equipment issues
-D	772.91	Uh , again ?	equipment issues
-C	773.51	Think maybe the the wire in the back might be loose .	equipment issues
-A	774.0	Wait .	equipment issues
-D	775.59	Okay .	equipment issues
-B	776.24	Yeah , you wanna Oh oh here we go .	equipment issues
-D	778.28	Um , okay great .	equipment issues
-A	779.42	Yep , there we go .	equipment issues
-B	779.97	There you go .	equipment issues
-D	782.46	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	783.04	Just um Before I bring this up what I'll just say is um what I've what I've done is tried to collect some information so that I can then relay this to to you guys so that it's now becomes a collective thing .	marketing expert presentation
-D	793.23	And then kind of lead us in the direction of deciding , 'kay what what are our options , what should we decide and do you know what I mean , so .	marketing expert presentation
-A	801.44	Increase that 'cause we can't see the That's much better .	marketing expert presentation
-B	801.65	Um Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	803.33	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-B	807.84	Right .	marketing expert presentation
-B	810.78	Can you um Right , okay .	marketing expert presentation
-A	813.94	There you go .	marketing expert presentation
-D	814.96	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	816.26	Alright .	marketing expert presentation
-D	816.64	That would be Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	818.35	So um does that make sense ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	820.34	So what I basically got is I just looked into some information and sort of th tried to think about how how we could review it and how we could and what kind of decisions we could take away from it and then maybe by the end of just looking at some of these things we can think about what are our priorities .	marketing expert presentation
-D	834.1	'Cause certainly there's lots of different information to go through .	marketing expert presentation
-D	836.7	So um I'm thinking here about uh primarily about customer needs , that we start with the customer , and w you know , what they want and what are issues with with um existing products .	user requirements
-D	848.32	Uh to think about trends and also about try and connect that as you see with the company vision which is about fashion in electronics .	user requirements
-D	855.44	Um and then , as I say uh w we'd like to prioritise our design features from this and um Dunno .	user requirements
-A	863.23	Bouncing on top .	user requirements
-D	864.46	Okay .	user requirements
-B	864.53	Yeah .	user requirements
-D	865.26	Um .	user requirements
-D	866.36	So this is what I've found here , um a lot of this is new to me , so we'll just read through together .	user requirements
-D	872.59	Um , users dislike the look and feel of current remote controls .	user requirements
-D	877.37	So they find them ugly .	user requirements
-D	878.77	Most people find them ugly .	user requirements
-D	880.54	Um the vast majority would spend more money for it to look fancy as well , we'll see later , the vast majority would spend more money for um slightly more intuitive control , such as voice recognition .	user requirements
-B	891.53	Mm-hmm .	user requirements
-D	893.06	Okay I'm gonna we'll look at that in a second .	user requirements
-D	895.47	Um most people use only a f a very slim portion of all the controls .	user requirements
-D	900.87	So I guess what we're looking at here is people want this h technology , they tend to use the most simple controls and overall they find remote controls to be something they don't doesn't really appeal to them .	user requirements
-B	912.23	Mm-hmm .	user requirements
-D	912.57	So I think what we're doing is we're trying to take like if for me this is sorta like three different different um inspirations , you know , one is that we want uh something that's high-tech but we want it to seem easy .	user requirements
-D	924.09	And in spite of the primitive side of it and the very high-tech side , we want it to just be an appealing piece of equipment in people's hands .	user requirements
-D	931.96	Um , frustrations .	user requirements
-D	935.64	They get lost a lot , s as it came up in our last meeting .	user requirements
-D	938.47	Um , takes time to learn how to use them .	user requirements
-D	941.55	This is uh why I mention when Craig was uh showing us some ideas that we actually try and group controls , so d it doesn't just look like a big panel , kinda like when you you look at , you know , a new computer keyboard , or something that is quite explanatory .	user requirements
-D	953.79	If you want audio , if you want visual , then you have those .	user requirements
-D	957.45	Um and I will admit I don't know what R_S_I_ stands for .	user requirements
-B	962.27	Repetitive strain injury .	user requirements
-A	964.8	Is installing a new remote control something that people Um , I think it'll be the mid range to the high end market , in terms of people .	target group user requirements
-D	967.96	Uh , no , that did not come up at all .	user requirements
-D	970.98	Um so here here is another um sort of a a review here of the main things .	user requirements
-D	977.17	I also found that most people would uh adults at least would pay more for voice recognition .	user requirements
-D	982.54	Now apparently we do have access to all the tech cutting edge technology in remote control .	user requirements
-D	987.19	So I dunno if that's possible we might consider getting into it .	user requirements
-D	991.34	Um .	user requirements
-D	993.83	And and again here as we sort of move m sort of thin start thinking about how we wanna sell and market this , I think a recurring theme here is the company wants it to be wants us to make something that's fashionable and sleek and trendy .	user requirements
-B	1006.11	Mm-hmm .	user requirements
-D	1007.4	Um people uh additionally aren't aren't liking the appearance of their products , so we wanna think about as we take all the sort of the techie features how we can um put that into a unit which is which people like .	user requirements
-D	1021.44	You know , they like the aesthetics and the ergonomics .	user requirements
-B	1021.65	Okay .	user requirements
-B	1023.45	So want something that looks good and is easy to use , big priorities .	user requirements
-D	1027.05	Yeah .	user requirements
-D	1028.15	Yeah , so you know just c looking at what what Craig um Craig's i uh ideas are s sorta tell me that maybe what we wanna do is try and um separate the different things that we wanna include in this .	user requirements
-B	1028.18	Okay .	user requirements
-D	1041.82	So if we do say well we want there to be all the technology will we try and make that almost be like optional technology .	user requirements
-D	1048.75	You know , it's like like I find a lot of T_V_s these days , something really like about 'em is if you wanna just turn 'em on and off you can , but they have little panels where you click and there's just like tons of features you go through .	user requirements
-B	1057.47	Mm .	user requirements
-B	1060.15	So it you wanna group all the different kind of types of functions together , you know .	user requirements
-D	1063.01	Yeah .	user requirements
-B	1065.46	That's I think it's a good idea .	user requirements
-D	1065.96	Yeah .	user requirements
-D	1066.59	That's s that's sort of the um But I I'm my hope here is that I'm putting out this information so that we can then say okay , well how do we collectively move on with it .	user requirements
-B	1076.57	Mm-hmm .	user requirements
-D	1077.41	Um I I haven't brought out one specific marketing idea , although my sense is that what we should try and think about is what are the current trends in materials and shapes and styles , and then use that .	user requirements
-B	1077.69	Okay .	user requirements
-B	1087.03	Mm-hmm .	user requirements
-D	1089.3	But not let that confine us technologically .	user requirements
-B	1093.29	Okay .	user requirements
-D	1093.81	So Alright ?	user requirements
-B	1094.66	Right .	user requirements
-D	1096.23	Any um comments on all of that ?	user requirements
-B	1100.05	Well , um one of the things that we have to decide on by the end of the meeting is who we're gonna be um who's our our target audience , our target market .	target group
-D	1100.53	That's uh Yeah .	target group
-B	1108.59	Um , so if we want something that that looks good and is easy to use , but has y is fairly powerful product , whatever , who do we really want to aim that at ?	target group
-D	1119.46	Okay .	target group
-B	1120.29	I mean Yeah , who wou who would have the money to spend .	target group
-D	1121.15	Where's the money , maybe .	target group
-D	1125.39	Yeah .	target group
-B	1125.48	Well i if if like twenty five Euro is our is our selling price then you can imagine , well I don't I'm not really sure how much that will retail at .	target group
-D	1126.29	And who watches T_V_ .	target group
-D	1129.59	Mm-hmm .	target group
-D	1132.55	Mm .	target group
-B	1133.68	But you want it's somebody who's not gonna just use the remote that comes with their telly , I suppose , they're gonna actually go out and buy one .	target group
-D	1137.5	Mm-hmm .	target group
-D	1139.26	Yeah .	target group
-B	1139.51	So , who do you think we're aiming this at ?	target group
-A	1147.29	'Cause twenty five Euros for a remote , how much is that lo locally in pounds ?	target group
-B	1151.97	It's about sixteen , seventeen pounds , I think .	target group
-A	1153.79	Is that too is that a lot of money to buy an extra remote or a replacement remote ?	target group
-B	1156.76	Yeah , okay .	target group
-D	1157.58	Mm-hmm .	target group
-A	1158.31	Right .	target group
-A	1159.1	Um so maybe not the high end range , but maybe middle , middle up-ish .	target group
-B	1165.62	Okay .	target group
-A	1165.95	Kind of .	target group
-A	1167.38	You know how much ?	target group
-A	1167.94	I dunno I guess you pay , what , ten ten quid for a remote ?	target group
-B	1168.77	Okay .	target group
-A	1172.46	Like a simple replacement , right .	target group
-B	1173.35	Yeah .	target group
-A	1173.77	I mean if you lost your remote and the first thing you just wanna go out and get , would you how much would you pay ?	target group
-B	1175.47	Yeah , yeah .	target group
-D	1176.04	Yeah .	target group
-D	1177.09	This this kinda touches on your comments there , David .	target group
-D	1179.39	These are the age groups which we have information on and these are this is a table of h what people would pay more for a certain feature .	target group
-A	1180.75	Yeah .	target group
-D	1186.25	Just gives us a rough idea of where the w the will to spend money on T_V_ equipment is .	target group
-B	1186.39	Okay Okay .	target group
-D	1191.69	Mostly focused around the twenty five age group .	target group
-B	1194.59	Yeah , so do you think we're we're aiming at a fairly young market then ?	target group
-A	1198.34	Yep .	target group
-D	1198.74	Sort of young professional , kind of .	target group
-B	1200.28	Yeah , okay .	target group
-D	1200.67	Mm-hmm Uh , yeah , it's the Yep .	target group
-C	1201.13	Um Well , did you not say it was the the adults that were going for the the voice recognition ?	target group
-B	1202.27	Um do you think then uh voice recognition is something we should really seriously consider ?	target group
-B	1210.61	What what do you think , Craig ?	target group
-C	1216.37	Sort of the the older group .	target group
-C	1219.73	Uh f Yeah .	target group speech recognition
-D	1219.88	It does it does fit with the market that we're sort of identifying , in terms of Okay .	target group
-B	1222.62	N yeah .	target group
-B	1224.57	I think we are gonna have to narrow it down , to say let's target these people and give them what they want and 'cause you know , there needs to be some kind of selling point to it .	target group
-D	1229.09	Yeah .	target group
-D	1230.07	Sure .	target group
-D	1232.07	Sure .	target group
-D	1233.64	Yeah .	target group
-B	1233.97	So um anybody anything there to add Just kind of young professionals , uh th like if we are going to include speech recognition , it's kind of between fifteen and thirty five seems to be like a really high response to that .	target group
-D	1247.05	Mm-hmm .	target group
-B	1247.39	So we could say that was our target .	target group
-A	1249.13	I I think twenty five to thirty five is is is fair to add that in as a group as well because that's more than half your group of people who are willing to at least try and use your technology .	target group
-B	1253.14	Yeah .	target group
-D	1253.26	Mm-hmm .	target group
-D	1254.12	Yeah .	target group
-D	1256.89	Yeah , yeah .	target group
-B	1257.61	Mm-hmm .	target group
-B	1258.5	Okay , so fifteen to thirty five , look fairly young .	target group
-D	1261.65	Yeah .	target group
-A	1261.69	Yeah .	target group
-B	1261.78	You know , they have bit of expendable income to spend on this sort of thing .	target group
-D	1264.93	Mm-hmm .	target group
-A	1265.09	I think perhaps that age group is significant as well because those are people who use the computer , who are familiar with their with computers in in their everyday work .	target group
-D	1269.22	Mm-hmm .	target group
-B	1273.31	Yeah .	target group
-D	1273.81	Mm-hmm .	target group
-A	1273.96	I think people who are maybe about I wouldn't say thirty five , but people who are about forty-ish and above now would not be so dependent and reliant on a computer or a mobile phone or something like that .	target group
-D	1276.16	Mm-hmm .	target group
-D	1278.47	Mm-hmm .	target group
-D	1280.33	Mm-hmm .	target group
-D	1281.7	But yeah .	target group
-B	1283.7	Yeah .	target group
-D	1284.31	Yeah , sure .	target group
-B	1286.05	So Yeah .	target group
-D	1286.17	Mm-hmm .	target group
-A	1286.3	So these are people who are gadgety , right ?	target group
-A	1287.8	People who are u growing up used to , you know in schools and in universities , when you go on to their working lives , people who would you know regular Yeah .	target group
-B	1292.94	Yeah .	target group
-B	1293.83	So they'll not sh not shy away from something quite high-tech .	target group
-A	1295.4	Yeah .	target group
-D	1296.24	Yeah .	target group
-B	1296.34	That that's that's a good point .	target group
-A	1296.61	Mm .	target group
-B	1298.16	Um okay , so um so shall we make the decision uh to include speech recognition if we can .	speech recognition
-D	1307.11	If we can .	speech recognition
-A	1307.99	I I think one thing we should try not to avoid is not to say we have to use speech recognition right now , because um , based on what you've go y everybody's saying , right , you want something simple .	speech recognition
-D	1313.39	Yeah .	speech recognition
-B	1313.45	Okay .	speech recognition
-B	1314.15	Why is that ?	speech recognition
-A	1319.16	You want basic stuff and you want something that's easy to use .	speech recognition
-A	1322.34	Speech recognition might not be the simplest thing for somebody to use .	speech recognition
-D	1324.25	Right .	speech recognition
-B	1325.08	Okay .	speech recognition
-D	1325.9	Could it be an on off thing ?	speech recognition
-A	1327.84	Um , but what I'm saying is that we're we're trying to lock ourselves into a s particular kind of technology , rather than focusing on on exactly what are the features that we're gonna say , and then , you know , say speech recognition is good for this , speech recognition is not good for this .	speech recognition
-D	1327.87	Like if you want it on Yeah .	speech recognition
-B	1328.97	Where you can activate it and deactivate it ?	speech recognition
-B	1333.22	Yeah .	speech recognition
-D	1333.41	Yeah .	speech recognition
-D	1337.31	Yeah .	speech recognition
-B	1337.78	Okay .	speech recognition
-D	1339.03	Sure .	speech recognition
-D	1342.9	Sure .	speech recognition
-A	1343.33	So maybe we should I suggest that we think about speech recognition , anyway it's a it's something that can be used to fulfil a function , but at end of the day we don't look at the technology , but we look at the function first .	speech recognition
-B	1343.42	Okay .	speech recognition
-D	1344.23	Yeah .	speech recognition
-D	1345.82	Sure .	speech recognition
-B	1349.26	Uh-huh .	speech recognition
-D	1351.67	Yeah .	speech recognition
-B	1353.15	Okay .	speech recognition
-D	1353.21	Sure .	speech recognition
-D	1354.08	Yep .	speech recognition
-B	1354.16	Uh okay , well do you wanna um give us your presentation and then then we can I don't know um might have been a good idea to all deliver our presentations and then discuss , but this is this is how we're Yeah , exactly , yeah .	speech recognition
-A	1357.33	Okay , sure .	speech recognition
-D	1358.51	Yep .	speech recognition
-D	1362.35	Yeah , it's good well it's good to get ideas out while they're fresh in mind .	speech recognition
-D	1367.21	Um Not Yeah .	speech recognition
-B	1367.77	Oh it's something that's just occurred to me as well is if we make it um speech reco if we incorporate speech recognition , that's appealing to people um maybe with a physical disability as well .	speech recognition
-B	1379.68	Um .	speech recognition
-D	1380.08	And not losing .	speech recognition
-D	1381.24	And also it helps in terms of people not losing this , you know they they're saying oh it's I lose it in the couch .	speech recognition
-B	1385.3	Yeah .	speech recognition
-B	1388.53	Yeah .	speech recognition
-D	1389.49	like we're kind of what we're b sort of getting in into here is mating different uh design features together that they Right .	speech recognition
-B	1395.25	Mm-hmm .	speech recognition
-C	1396.86	I reckon one problem with speech recognition is um I've actually seen one of them used and uh the technology that was in that one wasn't particularly amazing , so you end up yelling at the control for hours .	speech recognition
-B	1405.58	Really ?	speech recognition
-C	1405.84	Channel up .	speech recognition
-D	1406.61	Oh really , you've seen one before .	speech recognition
-B	1407.56	Do you think maybe we need like further advances in that kind of area until it's worthwhile incorporating it though ?	speech recognition
-C	1409.5	Um I think it'd probably quite expensive to put in .	speech recognition
-A	1414.22	Sorry , do you mind passing me my notepad .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1414.88	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1415.57	Course not .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1415.98	Thanks .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1417.41	Cool , um .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1417.74	There you go .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1419.3	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1419.43	Um .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1421.25	Right .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1422.06	Well this is just the working design um .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1424.05	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1425.79	Well this is just what how I would go about it .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1428.71	Um I guess I try to define like what we're doing now , try to define what we're trying to get done .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1434.16	Um I think in a practical way , we kind of know what it is .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1434.23	Right .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1437.18	We've used it , we're familiar with it , but we're we can't n we haven't narrowed down um exactly what the things we're trying to fulfil , like Besides the basics , I think back in the back of our minds we know what the basics are .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1449.16	Has to change channels , has to change volume , but in like specifics , right , which one of the basics are you trying to target .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1455.32	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1455.56	Um are there certain parts of the basics that are more important or less important than the basics ?	industrial designer presentation
-A	1459.9	Um and I just the idea is just to get everybody to um I usually have a have have a design that's there as a basic , so , you know , things that to start everything going .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1472.54	But I guess everybody does have some idea , so I don't think um there's a need for that .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1477.09	Um okay this finding things is a little bit confusing , so I'll go into the diagram first .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1483.34	It just explains how the process goes through , from a from the basic technology point of view , the basic steps that you need um in the diagram and in this slide probably works better .	basic functions and components
-B	1485.57	Mm-hmm .	basic functions and components
-A	1492.49	Um okay , you need some power source .	basic functions and components
-A	1495.88	'Kay , a battery or something , to keep it going .	basic functions and components
-B	1496.79	Mm-hmm .	basic functions and components
-A	1498.27	Um and that power source is important because it ties you down to um how long the device will last .	basic functions and components
-B	1504.72	Uh-huh .	basic functions and components
-A	1505.13	Um it ties you down perhaps a bit later on in terms of the technologies um how far you can transmit the signal or the complexity of the functions that you want .	basic functions and components
-D	1513.32	Mm-hmm .	basic functions and components
-A	1514.55	Like for example , voice recognition , right .	basic functions and components
-A	1516.58	That might be constrained because that you might need to power a microphone , you might need to power other things , so that's one perhaps constraint there .	basic functions and components
-A	1523.71	Um Th Okay , the basic thing is there's a user interface where people punch a button or talk into it or smile to it or blink their eyes , whatever .	basic functions and components
-B	1534.28	Hmm .	basic functions and components
-A	1535.1	You know , and that um picks up an input from a user , um uh a logic a series of logic has to decide what the user is telling the device , and the device has to r you know , based on you push button A_ , so I will do something with button A_ .	basic functions and components
-A	1550.01	So maybe button A_ is the power button , okay .	basic functions and components
-D	1550.55	Mm-hmm .	basic functions and components
-B	1551.87	Mm-hmm .	basic functions and components
-A	1552.64	Um and then it needs to be able to send the signal out to the device itself which is the receiver here .	basic functions and components
-A	1557.86	Um and I think that's about it in terms of my design um .	basic functions and components
-A	1562.87	It's fairly general , um and I guess the purpose of this is also not to restrict you in in the way you're thinking , like um voice recognition , right , um , if it's something which is important then we just add more power rather than having a thing that we don't have enough power .	basic functions and components
-B	1567.66	Mm-hmm .	basic functions and components
-A	1578.28	So it's not really a constraint in that sense , but I mean these are functionally , you know , the base , what the technology has to do .	basic functions and components
-B	1578.57	Okay .	basic functions and components
-D	1579.71	Mm-hmm .	basic functions and components
-D	1583.23	Mm-hmm .	basic functions and components
-D	1583.99	Okay .	basic functions and components
-B	1585.85	Okay .	basic functions and components
-D	1586.09	Mm-hmm .	basic functions and components
-A	1586.51	Um so I guess the rest of it I think we should maybe you you wanna go back to what the functions are ?	basic functions and components
-A	1591.73	I think that's more relevant to a discussion ?	basic functions and components
-D	1592.93	'Kay .	basic functions and components
-B	1593.03	Uh .	basic functions and components
-B	1594.55	Well , do you wan do you wanna finish up your your whole presentation then ?	basic functions and components
-D	1594.89	Sure .	basic functions and components
-D	1595.83	Sure .	basic functions and components
-A	1597.37	Yeah , w I'm done .	basic functions and components
-B	1598.31	Are you are you all done ?	basic functions and components
-A	1598.84	More or less .	basic functions and components
-A	1599.6	Yeah .	basic functions and components
-A	1600.64	Ps Oh , it's just putting the rest of it into words , but it's essentially the same thing .	basic functions and components
-D	1603.91	Yep .	basic functions and components
-B	1604.44	Mm .	basic functions and components
-A	1605.0	Um you have a transmitter , an input device , logic chip , you know , stuff like that .	basic functions and components
-B	1607.57	Okay .	basic functions and components
-B	1609.68	Okay .	basic functions and components
-D	1609.76	Right .	basic functions and components
-A	1610.81	Um I guess this would be Yep .	basic functions and components industrial designer presentation
-B	1610.84	Right .	basic functions and components
-D	1610.87	And like on the means b Since we're on the topic of the technology , uh are there any like what are our options ?	industrial designer presentation
-D	1618.46	Alright , what's what i in Is this the only way that we go about it , or are there other thin Right .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1623.71	Um , these these aren't technology options in that sense .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1627.27	This is just um a basic principles and basic components that are needed .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1628.48	The basic principle of 'Kay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1629.68	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1632.25	Right .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1632.43	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1632.63	For example , if you needed um if you needed to add uh a voice recognition , right , then your user interface would be split , broken down into more components , right , which you have a microphone , the V_R_ and stuff like that .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1641.77	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1642.0	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1644.23	Oh .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1644.65	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1645.54	So this just show how we're kind of modularising the whole thing .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1646.31	Uh Yep .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1648.23	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1648.34	Yep .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1648.68	So each component represents one function , but I think the basic functions are the logic , the transmitter , um and the receiver , okay , and the power are things that you won't have to care about .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1651.19	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1655.96	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1659.55	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1659.9	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1660.06	Um and those are things that based on what your user interface requires then we'll add more functionality to it .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1663.61	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1665.34	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1665.48	Um there might be one other consideration which would be that the the transmission between the remote control and the T_V_ for example .	transmission technology
-B	1673.86	Okay .	transmission technology
-A	1674.25	Okay , um are we gonna restrict ourselves to using the traditional technologies of infra-red thing ?	transmission technology
-D	1674.45	Okay .	transmission technology
-B	1679.87	Okay .	transmission technology
-A	1680.47	Because that's something you need to actually be physically be pointing to .	transmission technology
-B	1683.49	Okay .	transmission technology
-D	1683.56	Right .	transmission technology
-A	1684.13	Right .	transmission technology
-B	1684.95	Well well a worry that was was expressed in the new requirements was that if we made this too complex it would e it would effect um how long how long it took us to get this to market , so I th suspect it might be a good idea just to restrict our kind of our creative influence on this on the user interface and not worry so much about uh how we transmit it um because I mean it it's tried and tested intra-red , so we could stay with tha Mm-hmm Oh , yeah .	transmission technology
-A	1703.69	Yep .	transmission technology
-A	1707.23	There might be one other problem with the transmission , um in particular right now , since we're talking about voice recognition .	transmission technology
-A	1713.13	Um if somebody's gonna h talk to the device , you ideally want them to hold it to them .	transmission technology
-A	1718.07	I it you may not require that , but you know , um it's it's it's something very natural , I guess , you know , to hold it , to signal to the user , and push a button maybe to start s talking about it .	transmission technology
-D	1718.21	Right .	transmission technology
-D	1719.83	Right .	transmission technology
-B	1723.07	Yeah , mm-hmm .	transmission technology
-B	1727.69	Okay .	transmission technology
-A	1728.38	Then you need to send the signal out , so because if you're using infra-red , the line of sight um say the T_V_'s at that chair , and I'm standing in front of here and the transmitter is here , it blocks it .	transmission technology
-B	1729.8	Mm .	transmission technology
-B	1732.39	Mm .	transmission technology
-B	1736.91	Yeah .	transmission technology
-B	1738.36	Okay .	transmission technology
-A	1738.57	So in that sense , there's not really a restriction but it's something which you may have to think about later on in the process .	transmission technology
-D	1741.87	Right .	transmission technology
-D	1744.33	Okay .	transmission technology
-A	1744.49	Not so much further down .	transmission technology
-B	1744.94	Okay .	transmission technology
-D	1745.56	And um just a clarification before we finish this .	transmission technology
-D	1748.25	Uh does c is our controller is it have the option of being um on a standard uh frequency as all of the other equipment , so that the one controller can control several pieces of equipment ?	transmission technology
-A	1759.46	There's there's not much specific specific information , but I think that um one indication of infra-red mean that you're just targeting traditional devices .	transmission technology
-B	1762.39	W Yeah .	transmission technology
-D	1768.81	Okay .	transmission technology
-A	1768.95	Because infra-red is something which everybody has .	transmission technology
-B	1769.13	W Well well we've um In the new requirement spec they said just to focus on the T_V_ , so that's what we should do for now I think .	transmission technology
-D	1774.07	Just to T_V_ , okay .	transmission technology
-D	1776.59	Okay .	transmission technology
-B	1776.85	Something I was wondering about was the power .	energy source
-B	1778.73	Um , is it worth considering like having like a charging unit as opposed to just regular batteries ?	energy source
-B	1784.86	I mean is that something we really want to go into , do you think , or should we just consider running on regular batteries ?	energy source
-A	1787.93	There's a there's Okay , from from a from a component point of view there's added complexity , and you add cost to it , um and then there's probably the fact that you need another physical component .	energy source
-B	1792.98	Uh-huh .	energy source
-B	1794.37	Uh-huh .	energy source
-A	1798.86	You need a docking cradle , for example , for you to put it in to charge .	energy source
-D	1799.97	Mm-hmm .	energy source
-B	1800.41	Yeah .	energy source
-D	1800.79	Mm-hmm .	energy source
-B	1802.3	Okay .	energy source
-A	1802.31	Or you need to get the user to plug it in .	energy source
-A	1804.93	Um and most users are very f use already used to the idea of buying batteries and putting it into the controller .	energy source
-B	1804.93	Okay , so Yeah .	energy source
-A	1810.75	But unless the controller's gonna consume a lot of batteries , like he's gonna run through like twenty batteries a month , then I don't think rechargeable is something we should you know , we really need to care about .	energy source
-B	1816.13	Yeah .	energy source
-D	1819.94	Yeah .	energy source
-B	1820.02	Okay , so just stick to to regular Okay .	energy source
-A	1822.43	Um .	energy source
-B	1824.34	Um , right .	decisions on functional design
-B	1827.66	So basically the um I'm just gonna just recap uh what I said at the start , was that um the the whole point of this meeting was to f absolutely finalise who we're gonna aim this at , and what exactly the product's gonna do .	decisions on functional design
-D	1841.22	Okay .	decisions on functional design
-D	1843.35	Okay .	decisions on functional design
-B	1843.42	So um just to recap on Are we all happy about the idea of um aiming the product at um the fifteen to thirty five bracket ?	decisions on functional design
-D	1854.19	Yeah , that's good .	decisions on functional design
-B	1854.36	Um and also the funct the the actual functions of what it's gonna do .	decisions on functional design
-B	1860.32	Do you wanna recap on that , Craig ?	decisions on functional design
-C	1863.22	Um .	decisions on functional design
-C	1864.6	I think we just say that it was gonna be the the most basic stuff possible .	decisions on functional design
-C	1867.65	Um on off , up and down channels , up and down volume and uh skip to a channel .	decisions on functional design
-B	1874.46	Okay , right .	decisions on functional design
-C	1874.82	Ta .	decisions on functional design
-D	1875.07	And is it going to include any of the uh the more advanced features , or are we gonna eliminate those ?	decisions on functional design
-C	1880.68	Um I think we include mute , but apart from that um I think we just we'll go for the simpleness .	decisions on functional design
-D	1887.59	Okay .	decisions on functional design
-B	1887.77	Okay .	decisions on functional design
-A	1888.18	Okay , I think Another thing that you were saying about categorising the controls ?	subdividing functions decisions on functional design
-D	1888.19	R is it is it is it s is it not an option still that we include some things just as a sort of under like sort of under a door or some 'Cause what what I'm I'd be a bit worried about is if someone was h had previously developed habits of expecting to control surround sound or this and that with their controller and then and then they , you know , w they get ours and w it's doesn't have that .	decisions on functional design
-B	1894.97	Yeah , it's as optional functions .	decisions on functional design
-C	1895.1	Yeah .	decisions on functional design
-D	1914.3	I dunno if that'd be a problem .	decisions on functional design
-B	1914.34	Okay .	decisions on functional design
-B	1919.93	Mm-hmm .	subdividing functions
-A	1920.36	Um maybe I could suggest we we break them down into three simple categories .	subdividing functions
-D	1924.55	Yeah .	subdividing functions
-D	1924.94	Okay .	subdividing functions
-A	1925.02	One would be audio controls , one would be video controls , and the other one would be a device .	subdividing functions
-B	1926.4	Mm-hmm .	subdividing functions
-D	1928.43	Okay .	subdividing functions
-A	1930.28	Um this may not map very well to advanced functionality especially , but I think that um from a manufacturer's point of view , from a person designing the device , but I think from a point of view of a person using the device , you know a T_V_ is something they see and something they hear , um it's something they do other things to like turn it on and turn it off .	subdividing functions
-D	1937.6	Yeah .	subdividing functions
-B	1945.48	Mm-hmm .	subdividing functions
-B	1949.52	Yeah .	subdividing functions
-A	1949.66	I mean like so what we could have is like three buckets , right , where we could throw things into , like if we want this feature , let's throw it into there , and then from there decide whether it's basic , or it's non-basic .	subdividing functions
-D	1950.52	Right .	subdividing functions
-D	1955.87	Yeah .	subdividing functions
-D	1959.08	'Kay , okay .	subdividing functions
-A	1959.55	I mean it might help with the visualisation .	subdividing functions
-D	1959.65	Like that .	subdividing functions
-D	1961.08	Okay .	subdividing functions
-A	1961.85	And it would actually help with the component build as well .	subdividing functions
-D	1964.53	Mm-hmm .	subdividing functions
-B	1965.13	Okay , right .	subdividing functions
-D	1965.25	Mm okay , great .	subdividing functions
-B	1967.54	Um , okay well I gotta kind of got five minutes to wrap up now .	subdividing functions
-B	1971.92	Um next thing we're doing is having lunch .	subdividing functions
-B	1973.72	Whoohoo .	subdividing functions
-B	1974.01	Um and then we're gonna have thirty minutes of working on the next stage .	subdividing functions
-B	1979.36	Um so I'll be putting the minutes of this uh this meeting into the project documents folder .	subdividing functions
-D	1985.41	Mm-hmm .	subdividing functions
-B	1985.6	Um so uh I guess just to just to confirm that we know what we're doing in the next well in the thirty minutes after lunch anyway , um for uh our Industrial Designer , you're gonna be thinking about the components concept .	subdividing functions
-D	1991.56	Mm-hmm .	subdividing functions
-B	2001.0	Um User Interface Designer gonna be thinking about our user interface , and marketing you're gonna be thinking about trend watching .	subdividing functions
-B	2007.49	Um and you'll all get specific instructions as well .	subdividing functions
-B	2010.27	So um I dunno , just just to to ask now if you've got anything else you've thought about while we've been talking .	subdividing functions
-B	2018.37	Um , do you wanna start with David .	subdividing functions
-B	2021.1	Anything else to say at all ?	subdividing functions
-A	2022.75	Mm no , not really .	subdividing functions
-B	2023.42	No , okay .	subdividing functions
-D	2024.85	Um yeah , just I just wanted to ask then before we wrap up , shall we agree for sake of um sort of clarity and when we when we r resume that we'll u use this idea David's proposed , where we think of these three sort of buckets and anything anything we discuss about them is sort of , okay , we're talking about this .	subdividing functions
-B	2025.05	Andrew ?	subdividing functions
-B	2037.78	Yeah , yeah I think that's definitely a good idea .	subdividing functions
-B	2041.93	Uh-huh .	subdividing functions
-D	2042.04	Shall we do that , then ?	subdividing functions
-A	2042.23	Mm .	subdividing functions
-B	2042.79	Yeah .	subdividing functions
-D	2043.28	Okay , great .	subdividing functions
-C	2044.56	Um just about the three buckets , um what would go in the the device functions one ?	subdividing functions
-A	2048.61	Um things like on off .	subdividing functions
-A	2050.79	Because they don't have anything to do with what you see .	subdividing functions
-B	2053.06	Yeah .	subdividing functions
-A	2053.45	I me mean in terms of picture and the entertainment value , you know , um so um And channel .	subdividing functions
-B	2058.21	Okay .	subdividing functions
-D	2060.2	And and channel .	subdividing functions
-D	2061.88	Right .	subdividing functions
-A	2062.15	Because the on off also goes , you know , like on off like power , not on off sound .	subdividing functions
-A	2066.87	Not on off video .	subdividing functions
-B	2066.87	Yeah .	subdividing functions
-A	2068.7	Although you don't turn off the video on your T_V_ , but um you might wanna you know turn off the sound , say you wanna pick up the phone , there's a mute button , right , so you you have you have a choice of putting it on to um others or a device .	subdividing functions
-B	2072.05	Okay .	subdividing functions
-B	2075.6	Okay .	subdividing functions
-A	2082.19	Device is basically anything which we can't categorise , right .	subdividing functions
-B	2084.83	Okay , so you're gonna have um audio which is gonna be like you know your bass settings and actual volume hi Okay .	subdividing functions
-A	2085.05	We put it out .	subdividing functions
-D	2089.98	Mm-hmm .	subdividing functions
-A	2090.54	Yeah , anything to do with what you hear , right .	subdividing functions
-D	2092.41	Mm-hmm .	subdividing functions
-A	2092.54	You you put that into audio .	subdividing functions
-B	2093.93	Okay , and then visual Okay , so brightness , contrast , things like that , and then just actual device things , like what channel you're watching , turning on an off , stuff like that .	subdividing functions
-D	2094.05	Mm-hmm .	subdividing functions
-A	2094.11	And then video is anything that you can see .	subdividing functions
-D	2097.44	Mm-hmm .	subdividing functions
-A	2098.17	Um .	subdividing functions
-A	2099.81	Yep .	subdividing functions
-D	2100.44	Colour , yeah .	subdividing functions
-A	2102.38	Yep .	subdividing functions
-D	2103.11	Sure .	subdividing functions
-D	2104.26	Sure .	subdividing functions
-A	2105.1	Yep .	subdividing functions
-D	2105.63	Okay .	subdividing functions
-B	2106.98	Okay , um Mm-hmm .	subdividing functions
-D	2108.24	And then k I suppose quite likely what would happen is in the d device category there might be some which are just like the habitual standard and then others which are maybe a bit more Yeah .	subdividing functions
-A	2116.34	Like random which we have no other place to put , but we need it somewhere there .	subdividing functions
-B	2118.61	Yeah .	subdividing functions
-D	2118.65	Sure , okay .	subdividing functions
-B	2120.3	Okay .	subdividing functions
-D	2120.35	Okay .	subdividing functions
-A	2120.46	Um even even if it doesn't map very clearly what happens is that people at least have some in their mind .	subdividing functions
-A	2125.62	It's easy to use , I think that's one thing that um and I guess from the component point of view it's easy to build as well 'cause things are like fixed .	subdividing functions
-B	2130.73	Okay .	subdividing functions
-D	2133.88	Okay .	subdividing functions
-B	2134.22	Okay .	decisions on functional design
-B	2135.12	Um so yeah , I guess just things to think about are you know like the fact it's gotta look good , because of who we're we're , you know , targeting this at .	decisions on functional design
-B	2142.97	Um something maybe kind of quirky in design maybe .	decisions on functional design
-D	2145.65	Mm-hmm .	subdividing functions
-B	2145.72	Make it kind of ergonomic kind of to hold , you know , things like that .	decisions on functional design
-D	2148.13	Mm-hmm .	subdividing functions
-B	2150.51	Um , so I guess I guess that's it .	closing
-D	2154.1	Great .	closing
-B	2154.18	That's the meeting over .	closing
-B	2155.72	Whoohoo .	closing
-D	2162.6	Then we get to go find out what was picked up for lunch for us .	closing

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-A	0.02	'S to do now is to decide how to fulfil what your stuff is , so in that sense so it does kind of make sense , yeah .	opening
-D	0.64	Yeah .	opening
-B	4.42	Okay .	opening
-D	5.03	Yeah , sure .	opening
-B	6.49	Okay , well Okay .	opening
-D	6.95	It kinda does make sense , doesn't it , because when we get into the end of meeting we're kind of talking about action and design as opposed to background .	opening
-A	12.79	Yep .	opening
-D	13.62	Everything I have is kinda background .	opening
-B	15.08	Okay we all ready to go ?	opening
-A	16.5	Yep .	opening
-B	16.51	Well how um on the in this meeting then if we um I'll just just recap on the minutes from the last meeting .	opening
-B	25.59	And we uh decided on decided on our our target group being fifteen to thirty five , and we decided that it was gonna be non-rechargeable battery-powered , that we're gonna group our audio-visual and other functions into into those categories , um .	opening
-A	29.39	Yep .	opening
-D	34.09	Mm-hmm .	opening
-B	47.59	And I told you guys about the three new requirements about ignoring teletext , ignoring everything except the T_V_ , and trying to incorporate the the uh corporate colour and slogan .	opening
-B	58.07	Um so that was the last meeting .	opening
-B	60.98	Is there anything have I forgotten anything ?	opening
-A	61.13	Mm-hmm .	opening
-A	63.05	No .	opening
-D	63.72	Uh that sounds .	opening
-B	64.0	Is that everything ?	opening
-B	64.47	Okay .	opening
-B	65.38	Um so if we have the three presentations , and then if you have anything to kind of that you know you're gonna want to discuss , maybe just make a note of it , and we'll have all the discussion at the end .	opening
-B	75.18	That might be a better idea this time .	opening
-D	75.32	Sure .	opening
-B	76.88	And so if we start off uh with Andrew and then Craig and then David , if that's alright .	opening
-D	77.19	Okay .	opening
-D	83.11	Sure .	opening
-B	84.25	Um and then after that we'll have to make some decisions about stuff , right .	opening
-A	84.29	Yep .	opening
-D	89.19	Yeah , cool .	opening
-B	91.34	So if you wanna take this .	opening
-D	91.57	Why don't I get that ?	opening
-D	94.54	Hmm .	opening
-B	100.73	Screwed in quite tightly .	opening
-B	108.02	Uh what did uh how did we leave it with speech recognition now ?	opening
-B	110.61	We did we say we were gonna try maybe incorporate it but we hadn't made a definite decision on that ?	opening
-A	114.76	Mm-hmm .	opening
-B	116.45	Right .	opening
-B	117.11	Oh I should also point out that um the you know the kind of final objective of this meeting is to reach a decision on the concepts of the product .	opening
-D	125.42	Okay .	equipment issues
-B	126.1	So um that's kind of the end result hopefully .	opening
-D	132.04	Okay .	equipment issues
-D	134.29	Um alright so c is it function F_ eight ?	equipment issues
-B	139.19	Uh-huh .	equipment issues
-B	140.84	Hopefully appear in a wee second .	equipment issues
-D	140.86	Hmm .	equipment issues
-D	144.55	Come on .	equipment issues
-D	146.48	I think it's working .	equipment issues
-B	147.68	Up there we go .	equipment issues
-D	148.57	Okay great s so let me just start this .	equipment issues
-D	156.63	Okay great .	equipment issues
-D	157.59	So um uh s move on .	equipment issues
-D	161.64	Uh-huh oh where'd it all go ?	equipment issues
-D	165.29	It's not good .	equipment issues
-B	166.06	Oh no .	equipment issues
-D	166.73	Okay lemme just see where I can find it .	equipment issues
-D	179.59	This looks more like it .	equipment issues
-D	182.46	I think I just opened up the template .	equipment issues
-D	183.96	Sorry about that .	equipment issues
-B	184.01	Oh right .	equipment issues
-D	184.76	Okay alright so let's have a look here .	equipment issues
-D	186.86	Okay so this was the method that um I've taken .	equipment issues
-B	187.05	Here we go .	marketing expert presentation
-D	189.44	Uh basically what I wanna do here , before we get into it uh too far , is I want to show you all the background information I have that I think we need to acknowledge if we want this to be successful .	equipment issues
-B	198.74	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	199.16	And uh and then sorta g go through some of the way that I've dealt with that information , and then sort of bring us all together into it to see sorta see how this fits in with the overall vision .	marketing expert presentation
-D	209.14	Um so I've tried to take a whole lot of market research and summarise it for us , and then ide identify uh trends that are are sort of in sync and are important to our our uh p project plan that we have so far , and then uh initiate a kind of discussion on design options so that it sorta helps us to to narrow in on on aspects that will inform other uh other elements of the of the project .	marketing expert presentation
-D	234.72	Does that make sense , tha that sort of strategy ?	marketing expert presentation
-B	235.53	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	235.64	Yep .	marketing expert presentation
-D	236.95	I thought that that will impact on the rest of what we do , so that's why I suggested we get in this .	marketing expert presentation
-B	239.91	Aye a fair point definitely .	marketing expert presentation
-D	241.37	Okay so out of um different uh figures and ratings ob uh of people in general , um consumers in general , the number one thing that was found was that uh the br t television remote control , a fancy look and feel , okay , and not , it specified , not a functional look or or feel , uh b f f fancy .	trend watching
-B	258.92	Okay .	trend watching
-D	261.11	Um however , this is where we kinda have to be very , I think , creative about it .	trend watching
-D	265.48	Number two was that it be innovative .	trend watching
-D	268.02	Okay so that tells me that we have to find a way to be innovative without a adding just unnecessary um sort of functional bits to it .	trend watching
-D	276.58	Uh and third priority uh for ease of use , so again that kind of gives us a general picture of how it has to be , um quite user friendly while still having technology .	trend watching
-D	288.35	So it I'll just say right away as a bit of a foreshadowing into how we proceed with this in terms of m marketing , is that I think um what we should think about is how the um about how the innovation uh contributes to the look and feel , and not so much to the functionality of it .	trend watching
-D	307.46	For example like when you pick it up and push it like it all lights up or something , you know what I mean , like , or it's got something else to it that just seems innovative because obviously the thing that the message here is ease of use .	trend watching
-B	307.62	Aye right .	trend watching
-B	313.97	Uh-huh .	trend watching
-D	319.36	So how do you make innovation make something more more easy to use ?	trend watching
-D	323.5	Well that's I guess where we're gonna go with this .	trend watching
-B	325.01	Okay .	trend watching
-D	325.82	Okay then there's the other aspect of the back the the market um research I have here is on fashion style , okay , which as we've agreed is a priority .	trend watching
-D	335.89	Uh top European fashion trend um that I read about says there's this emerging theme of fruit and vegetables , okay , especially in clothes and furniture .	trend watching
-D	346.53	And when I first saw that I thought hmm , well do we want to actually try and think about this trend and how we add something to it , or we get right into it , or we completely steer away from it , do you know what I mean ?	trend watching
-B	355.89	Okay okay .	trend watching
-D	356.72	So my my feeling is that we w do want to observe this trend , but we want to think also about the fact that it sort of has to fit in with something which is not specifically electronics .	trend watching
-D	368.34	Um 'cause I think what we're in what we're in is partly sort of home decor , partly something like a computer , um so I think we might wanna be careful about how you know how quickly we create like a remote control in the shape of an apple or something , I think that would be pushing it .	trend watching
-D	383.17	And then in terms of m material trends are for things to be soft and spongy and sort of , you might say ergonomic or or friendly to handle , which is which also in indicated that last year this was this was not the case .	trend watching
-D	395.39	So um probably a lot of the competition on the market will be still in last year's mode , so if we try and really capitalise on that , I think that'll be in our favour .	trend watching
-D	406.19	Um So these this is the summary of everything .	trend watching
-D	411.46	Um style is number one uh thing in the in the market of who we're selling to .	trend watching
-D	416.77	Uh innovative design technology's also a must in that it's seen it'd be seen to be uh cutting edge , uh but ease of use t has to be insured throughout .	trend watching
-D	425.48	That was like the number three thing .	trend watching
-D	427.25	And then at the end there are vibrant natural colours um that's the way I interpreted it anyway , softness in materials , shape , and function , and so I've written at written at the bottom to give us sort of a context of discussion , Mac iPods , something which is , I'd have to say very high-tech , ten gigabytes , whatever , but when you hold it in your hand there's like no buttons .	proposed features trend watching
-B	441.76	Mm-hmm .	proposed features
-D	449.43	You know what a Mac iPod is ?	proposed features
-B	449.57	Mm that's true , yeah .	proposed features
-D	451.04	I'm thinking however Mac iPod is sort of last year's because it's very hard and sort of glassy and glossy , so I'm thinking if we imagine that we're taking some of the features of a Mac iPod and we're then making it s more of like a more of like a comfortable type of or more of like a maybe more vibrant to friendly thing to have .	proposed features
-D	471.6	Um and then so this is w with all that information what I'm what I'm suggesting in this slide here is that we we take these ideas , and as we get into more the more um techni like sort of production side of things , that we think about shape , materials , and themes or series that go throughout .	proposed features
-D	491.14	Sort of like a I dunno like um we think of some kind of a thin theme that unifies it all , that we agree on , uh sorta like a marketing identity .	proposed features
-D	501.49	Um Does that make sense ?	proposed features
-D	504.74	Yeah .	proposed features
-D	505.7	So so like I threw out a few ideas there just to kinda get us thinking along those lines like lemon , lime , I dunno , green colours , pe whatever , it's just an idea , 'cause I'm thinking that some of these ideas will seem quite coherent if we use them in terms of their what people associate this them with in terms of texture , shape , colours , things like that .	proposed features
-B	525.35	Mm 'kay .	proposed features
-B	526.87	Great .	proposed features
-D	526.87	Like um the ones the ones which I'm most fond of in terms of giving like a theme to it would be like um like lemon or something like that , you know something which is , like you see a lot in in other areas .	proposed features
-D	540.17	Like I see lots of websites and things that seem to associate with like lemon and lime and So anyway it's just just an idea .	proposed features
-B	545.6	Okay .	proposed features
-B	548.66	Yeah .	proposed features
-D	549.07	I'm thinking maybe we could incorporate some of these features into a fairly um into something which is which seems to have something to it which is almost gimmicky because like um like something to do with like lighting within it .	proposed features
-D	562.49	Like you know just within the simple sense , when you pick up a phone and touch a button it uh lights up , q usually the buttons light up .	proposed features
-B	563.45	Ah .	proposed features
-D	570.42	How can we build on that ?	proposed features
-D	571.56	Maybe like it could light up in different colours or something or or people could buy the buy the control and then it comes with different like covers or something so .	proposed features
-B	581.11	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	581.38	Anyway those are that's all I have , but uh hopefully we can we can revisit those ideas when we get into Yep .	proposed features equipment issues
-B	583.06	That's great .	marketing expert presentation
-B	586.01	Uh-huh .	marketing expert presentation
-B	588.13	Okay great .	marketing expert presentation
-B	589.88	Um thank you for that .	marketing expert presentation
-B	592.36	Uh Craig do you wanna uh plug yours in then ?	equipment issues
-C	640.72	Is it working ?	equipment issues
-B	642.06	Mm .	equipment issues
-B	645.86	Not quite .	equipment issues
-D	646.52	Did you press F_ eight ?	equipment issues
-A	647.89	It's probably not sending .	equipment issues
-A	650.76	Yeah .	equipment issues
-B	657.14	Oh something coming now , yeah .	equipment issues
-A	658.05	Yep , there it is .	equipment issues
-B	662.05	There we go .	equipment issues
-C	664.93	And so think of this concept .	evaluation of existing products
-C	668.45	Um to research it I've um had a look on the the homepage again .	evaluation of existing products
-C	672.43	It's provided me with more examples of um previously existing c remote controls .	evaluation of existing products
-C	677.19	Um there's a wee bit of discussion about the other existing ones there , um so I've taken the um suggestions from them and tried to incorporate them into this um So then this we're looking for um suggestions on size th um size of control and the buttons , um the shape of the control , and whereabout the buttons should be located on the control .	evaluation of existing products
-B	699.15	Mm .	evaluation of existing products
-C	702.82	Um what I found from the research is that most the current controls are just basically big bricks with loads of buttons all over them .	evaluation of existing products
-C	709.61	Um they're not very attractive to look at , and they're not very comfortable to hold , they're I just hold 'em like big bricks , and they're very easily lost .	evaluation of existing products
-C	716.88	Um they tend to be very dark colours , so if there are shadowy places down the side of couches you can't really see them .	evaluation of existing products
-B	721.56	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of existing products
-C	722.82	Um the the controls themselves tend to use a very inconsistent colour scheme .	evaluation of existing products
-C	728.98	Um for instance , the stand-by button isn't always red , uh it really should be .	evaluation of existing products
-C	733.05	It's uh something the user then uh identify with .	evaluation of existing products
-C	735.68	This is a red switch off , that's how it should be .	evaluation of existing products
-C	739.16	Um I'm not sure if there's any other examples of that , but something to look out for .	evaluation of existing products
-C	744.69	Um there's a problem that I've I've got couple of preferences for the the end control um I get 'em with the the red colour button for stand-by and s the other examples of that um The buttons should be large .	evaluation of existing products proposed features
-C	758.51	They shouldn't be tiny little things like you get on some mobile phones .	proposed features
-C	760.91	They should be easy to press , very comfortable .	proposed features
-C	764.34	Um one of the examples given on the homepage was um there's an up and down volume button but both of them have a V_ on them , so the up volume button looks like it should be a down volume button , that's kinda confusing .	proposed features
-B	772.01	Mm-hmm .	proposed features
-C	776.28	Um should avoid s things like that .	proposed features
-C	778.76	Um if the the corporate colour scheme allows it we should have a very bright colour so that it can be easily identified anywhere .	proposed features
-B	786.91	Okay .	proposed features
-C	786.99	Um obviously trying trying to avoid being tacky there , but it could um tie-in very easily with your your lime and lemon idea .	proposed features
-D	792.11	Yeah .	proposed features
-D	792.46	Okay , do we have a corporate colour scheme ?	proposed features
-D	794.34	I didn't know .	proposed features
-B	794.57	I think it's yellow because like the website is yellow and there's a band at the bottom is yellow , so yellow , lemon , you know definitely food for thought there , but keep going and we'll discuss it after .	proposed features
-D	798.37	Okay .	proposed features
-A	799.87	And the Play-Doh 's yellow .	proposed features
-D	800.33	Okay .	proposed features
-C	801.45	Fantastic .	proposed features
-D	804.73	Okay .	proposed features
-C	806.51	Um any extra features we add beyond the basic ones should be m hidden , they shouldn't be on the um shouldn't be visible without something be opened or some sort of special extra effort .	proposed features
-D	806.7	Yeah .	proposed features
-B	815.57	Mm-hmm .	proposed features
-C	817.95	Um if we did decide to go for voice activation there sh should always be a button as alternative , possibly hidden in the the opened up section um making that something is wrong with it or with somebody's voice , maybe they got a cold or Um we should definitely avoid the big square block look .	proposed features
-C	833.87	That's just wrong .	proposed features
-D	835.29	Mm-hmm .	proposed features
-B	835.3	Mm 'kay .	proposed features
-C	836.44	And um we got an email uh from I think it's the the research department , and they've said th the voice control um can now talk back if you ask it a question .	proposed features
-B	845.55	Mm .	proposed features
-C	845.97	So it sh it could be good to have them um confirm any action you take and possibility .	proposed features
-B	849.75	Aye that's a good idea , yeah .	proposed features
-C	854.06	Right and these are problems I've had with it .	proposed features
-C	855.99	Um I don't know where the slogan should go , or really what the slogan is .	proposed features
-C	859.31	I think it's um , fashion into electronics .	proposed features
-B	861.22	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-C	862.26	And we don't know how flexible the colour scheme is .	proposed features
-C	864.14	I mean you say you wanted the the corporate colours , but they don't say you know if we can use any other colours at all or That's it .	interface specialist presentation proposed features
-D	868.5	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-D	870.94	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-B	871.13	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-A	874.12	Cool .	interface specialist presentation
-B	874.79	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-D	875.83	Great .	interface specialist presentation
-D	876.98	Lots of good information there .	interface specialist presentation
-B	878.6	Yeah that that was very good , and uh now with David .	interface specialist presentation industrial design presentation
-A	878.88	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	880.97	Mm 'kay um .	industrial design presentation
-C	896.32	I think I'm cool .	industrial design presentation
-D	899.84	It's a shame the cable wasn't just in the middle of the table , huh ?	industrial design presentation
-B	902.12	I know it'd be handy , wouldn't it .	industrial design presentation
-D	903.68	Just um It takes a second , doesn't it ?	industrial design presentation
-A	915.24	Oops .	industrial design presentation
-B	916.12	Do y do you wanna sit in the the line of sight of this um Yeah .	industrial design presentation
-A	918.56	Yeah okay .	industrial design presentation
-A	919.73	Let me just get this going first .	industrial design presentation
-A	925.09	Ah there it is .	industrial design presentation
-A	954.12	'Kay , that should be it .	industrial design presentation
-A	957.91	Okay um I guess the same thing again , I started with something very basic .	industrial design presentation
-A	963.21	So just so you guys have some idea of what's involved in my process , um and then you can just work through it and we 'll either modify it or start from scratch um depending on what your needs are .	industrial design presentation
-D	966.43	Mm-hmm .	industrial design presentation
-A	973.68	Um the components are exactly the same .	components, materials and power source
-B	975.69	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and power source
-A	976.21	Um I think , like what you guys said , um the most input that's needed is basically in the user interface .	components, materials and power source
-A	981.76	The rest of the components um they do have an impact in terms of cost and complexity .	components, materials and power source
-A	987.14	Um like you said time to market was a problem , um and how many components are physically in there in cost .	components, materials and power source
-A	992.23	And the power is basically a factor of that .	components, materials and power source
-A	994.38	Um and the lower components , the power , the logic , the transmitter , and the infrared , um they affect you in terms of the size of your device , um and that would have some inte impact on how y I think more how you hold rather than um the actual use using the the remote control because um like we've said we've defined , like we only want the basic things that to be visible , and the rest of them we try to hide .	components, materials and power source
-D	1017.87	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and power source
-A	1017.93	So um you know it's just a matter of working out space .	components, materials and power source
-A	1021.44	So I guess three things , um cost , um complexity , and the size .	components, materials and power source
-A	1026.91	These are the three things that um will have an impact on you .	components, materials and power source
-A	1029.76	So just go through it in the components .	components, materials and power source
-A	1031.89	Um these are the options that are available to you , um I'm not very sure about the voice thing 'cause I got another email and it was in fact quite sketchy on what n the voice options are .	components, materials and power source
-C	1041.23	Right .	components, materials and power source
-A	1041.73	Um it said it could talk to you , but it never said anything about being able to listen .	components, materials and power source
-A	1045.63	I it said something about a sensor but never clarified that .	components, materials and power source
-D	1047.99	Mm .	components, materials and power source
-B	1048.22	Hmm .	components, materials and power source
-A	1048.62	So maybe if you well I could see the other email that they sent you , um 'cause they got back to me with like different requirements , or different offerings of what components availa Okay so your basic components are buttons , okay and you have a wheel available , like a mouse scroll wheel , okay there's an L_C_D_ display , um I think these are quite standard things .	components, materials and power source
-C	1058.92	Right .	components, materials and power source
-B	1060.78	Mm .	components, materials and power source
-D	1063.52	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and power source
-D	1068.95	They're standard , aren't they ?	components, materials and power source
-A	1070.14	No um they're well in the sense that these are all the options available for you .	components, materials and power source
-A	1073.88	I'll explain to you the complexity and the cost thing again a bit later .	components, materials and power source
-D	1076.37	Yeah .	components, materials and power source
-A	1077.45	Okay um then there's um how the case actually looks .	components, materials and power source
-A	1081.15	It can actually be flat or it can be curved , um and then the different types of materials that you can use , um I don't think you can use them in a combination , um but um I could check back for you , but I don't think you can actually use them in a combination .	components, materials and power source
-B	1090.27	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and power source
-B	1094.87	We you couldn't have like plastic and rubber ?	components, materials and power source
-A	1097.83	Um I think plastic and rubber would be fine , but plastic , rubber , and wood , I wasn't I'm not very sure about the titanium .	components, materials and power source
-B	1104.19	Yeah .	components, materials and power source
-A	1104.72	They had some restrictions on using the rubber and the titanium .	components, materials and power source
-D	1105.48	Hmm .	components, materials and power source
-B	1107.53	Mm 'kay .	components, materials and power source
-A	1107.61	Um the rubber was a restriction on the kind of power source you could use , but the titanium had a different kind of things on the shape of the thing , so I think that there is some restriction on um I think you could probably group plastic and rubber together , wood and titanium , but you know it might be easier from a cost perspective and a complexity just to use one .	components, materials and power source
-B	1115.29	Okay .	components, materials and power source
-B	1121.41	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and power source
-D	1126.31	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and power source
-D	1127.77	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and power source
-A	1128.28	You know as opposed to two .	components, materials and power source
-D	1128.98	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and power source
-A	1129.96	Um and the other components are logic chips , um again I'll I'll go back to the component chips .	components, materials and power source
-A	1136.17	The com how complex or how easy the logic is , it depends on how many functions you have on the on the unit um and that impacts cost .	components, materials and power source
-A	1143.58	Um I don't think the logic chip has a issue about size 'cause they should be about the same size .	components, materials and power source
-D	1143.6	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and power source
-D	1146.19	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and power source
-A	1147.43	Power consumption should be about the same .	components, materials and power source
-A	1149.72	Um I think the main impact is complexity , um and the other thing is um the power options .	components, materials and power source
-D	1149.97	Hmm .	components, materials and power source
-A	1156.83	Um the first one is a standard battery .	components, materials and power source
-A	1159.01	Okay the second one I think is more of a gimmick then actually a useable thing , it's a wind-up you know , a crank .	components, materials and power source
-B	1166.42	I'll clear one of these things for you .	components, materials and power source
-B	1168.76	Just by moving it yeah .	components, materials and power source
-D	1168.85	Hmm .	components, materials and power source
-A	1169.52	Yeah but that that might be something I think that's more of a look and feel decision because I don't think you can have one power source if you're using the alternative power sources .	components, materials and power source
-A	1179.41	I think whatever it is you still need a battery 'cause I don't think anybody wants to keep doing one thing .	components, materials and power source
-B	1181.38	Mm .	components, materials and power source
-D	1183.56	No .	components, materials and power source
-A	1184.52	Okay the other ones are a solar powered cell , which may not be a great idea in Europe or any country that has seasons 'cause half the year you'd be dead .	components, materials and power source
-D	1185.16	Yeah .	components, materials and power source
-A	1193.25	So like what I said , you probably need like a battery and something else .	components, materials and power source
-D	1195.73	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and power source
-B	1196.48	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and power source
-A	1196.88	Um and the kinetic one I guess for me is the most interesting one because it's movement and people like to fiddle with their and it's a nice sales gimmick I think .	components, materials and power source
-B	1203.55	Mm .	components, materials and power source
-A	1205.68	From a marketing gimmick it it's a technology thing , it's a shake it it doesn't work , shake it , knock it or something .	components, materials and power source
-D	1206.11	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and power source
-A	1211.78	You know you know you have you had those balls , you know those stress balls where you bounce the ball and it and it lights up and it goes , you know that might be a gimmick combined with rubber .	components, materials and power source
-B	1212.53	W yeah .	components, materials and power source
-D	1212.59	Hmm .	components, materials and power source
-B	1213.68	Uh yeah yeah , I see .	components, materials and power source
-D	1215.17	Yeah .	components, materials and power source
-D	1221.6	Hmm .	components, materials and power source
-A	1222.58	You know just to if you get frustrated wi remote control you can throw it , kind of you know just uh you know um so .	components, materials and power source
-B	1223.34	Yeah .	components, materials and power source
-D	1227.41	Hmm .	components, materials and power source
-B	1227.54	I know what you mean yeah .	components, materials and power source
-A	1231.24	Um okay my from my role , I don't think that personal preferences but role preferences , I think um something comfortable to hold , um small and slim I guess that's more in the sense of small and slim in terms of comfortable not so small you can't , you know like a phone or something , too small phone .	components, materials and power source
-D	1240.26	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and power source
-B	1248.09	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and power source
-A	1249.78	Um and the other thing is from a production point of view um the less components we use and the simpler the components means you reduce your cost and you increase your profit .	components, materials and power source
-B	1258.71	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and power source
-A	1259.16	Um and also the time to market and the complexity of developing designing and debugging it um so .	components, materials and power source
-D	1263.2	Mm-hmm mm-hmm mm-hmm .	components, materials and power source
-D	1265.97	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and power source
-A	1266.39	Um okay let me just go back and talk about some of the restrictions .	components, materials and power source
-A	1270.94	Um The user interface restrictions basically means that if you use more complicated features , like the buttons are standard okay , the L_C_D_ panel and the scroll wheel you need more complicated logic .	components, materials and power source
-B	1283.0	Mm .	components, materials and power source
-A	1283.08	Um the case okay with a rubber case you can't have the solar panels .	components, materials and power source
-A	1289.17	Okay with the titanium case , let me just check that um , titanium case can't be curved , it has to be square .	components, materials and power source
-B	1300.01	Okay .	components, materials and power source
-A	1300.64	Okay um there's no restriction on the plastic , and it can't be curved on the wood .	components, materials and power source
-D	1302.79	It can't be curved .	components, materials and power source
-D	1304.31	Okay .	components, materials and power source
-A	1305.08	So that's again , I don't think you can use them in a combination , um especially the titanium I I suspect they're very fixed to a particular need .	components, materials and power source
-B	1308.71	Okay .	components, materials and power source
-B	1311.6	Right .	components, materials and power source
-A	1313.81	So um mixing them may not be a good idea um yep .	components, materials and power source
-B	1316.85	Okay .	components, materials and power source
-B	1318.44	Right can I Yeah well yeah it's just I'm quite keen to get the discussion going with the time we've left so but yeah you c ask away .	components, materials and power source
-A	1318.49	That's it .	components, materials and power source
-D	1318.58	Uh question on can I ask a question ?	components, materials and power source
-D	1326.32	Okay .	components, materials and power source
-D	1327.92	Can we uh power a light in this ?	components, materials and power source
-D	1330.99	Can we get a strong enough battery to power a light ?	components, materials and power source
-A	1333.28	Um I think we could because the L_C_D_ panel requires power , and the L_C_D_ is a form of a light so that Are you thinking are you thinking of of a light in the sense of um a light light , or a light in the sense of it glows kind of you know Frankenstein , it's alive .	components, materials and power source
-B	1339.11	Mm .	components, materials and power source
-D	1339.12	Okay .	components, materials and power source
-D	1340.16	So maybe one of the things we can just try and include is a really good battery .	components, materials and power source
-B	1344.68	Why what kind of light do you want are you thinking of ?	components, materials and power source
-D	1346.74	Well I mean I'm thinking it might be That for uh this to be a high-tech thing it's gonna have to have something high-tech about it and that's gonna take battery power , and to make that to make that a realistic goal I think one of the issues that will come up later is , can the battery power it ?	components, materials and power source
-B	1353.43	Uh-huh .	components, materials and power source
-B	1356.05	Yeah .	components, materials and power source
-D	1371.73	Illuminate the buttons .	components, materials and power source
-D	1373.41	Yeah it glows .	components, materials and power source
-D	1375.0	Well m I'm thinking along the lines of you're you're in the dark watching a D_V_D_ and you um you find the thing in the dark and you go like this , and that's what everybody does .	components, materials and power source
-A	1379.04	Okay .	components, materials and power source
-D	1383.82	Oh where's the volume button in the dark , and uh y you just touch it , or you just pick it up , and it lights up or something .	components, materials and power source
-B	1386.06	Yeah yeah yeah .	components, materials and power source
-A	1386.42	Okay .	components, materials and power source
-B	1390.65	Like a phone yeah , like the backlight in a phone .	components, materials and power source
-A	1391.38	Okay .	components, materials and power source
-D	1391.73	Like a phone , yeah yeah .	components, materials and power source
-B	1393.3	Okay cool .	components, materials and power source
-D	1394.12	Whereas with phones , people charge them once a week .	components, materials and power source
-B	1396.96	Yeah .	components, materials and power source
-D	1397.44	We're gonna need to put in a really good battery so people don't have to charge their r remote control every few days .	components, materials and power source
-A	1404.39	Um that's why I think the option of the the kinetic thing which basically means as long as you shake it like a watch , like an automatic watch um it's probably sensitive enough when you fiddle it .	components, materials and power source
-D	1409.38	But are people gonna wanna shake their movie controller ?	components, materials and power source
-B	1409.77	Mm .	components, materials and power source
-D	1414.29	Right .	components, materials and power source
-A	1415.13	So you could trigger that to a light , like I said the bouncing ball thing , or you could trigger that to use that to power the light as opposed to so when they pick it up , right , and then that that sorta triggers the glowingness .	decisions on conceptual design components, materials and power source
-D	1415.48	Sure .	components, materials and power source
-B	1415.54	Mm .	components, materials and power source
-B	1418.8	Okay .	components, materials and power source
-D	1420.81	Okay .	components, materials and power source
-D	1422.04	Right .	components, materials and power source
-B	1423.8	Okay .	components, materials and power source
-D	1425.23	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and power source
-B	1425.97	Right okay um well let's just go right back to the marketing ideas for a start , and just giving an id idea on the time , we've got about fifteen minutes to play with at most .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1428.02	Okay , great .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1438.11	Okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1438.24	So um yeah so just t to bear in mind that the ultimate goal of this meeting is to reach an decision on the the the concepts of the product .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1448.82	So back to your idea about um incorporating the idea of like fruit and veg , and the corporate colour , and things like that .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1448.94	Okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1454.07	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1456.3	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1456.76	Um I mean what does everybody think about Does anybody have any ideas of about how we can fit all that in together ?	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1465.17	I mean that's kind of the user interface type of thing , what are your thoughts on that ?	decisions on conceptual design
-C	1469.46	Um I think we could go for like um maybe not a p a fruit shape but a very sort of curvy type shape .	decisions on conceptual design
-C	1476.63	Um you could have the same sort of texture and colour as a fruit .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1479.62	So maybe do y are we thinking something that like s could sit in your hand comfortably , or do you th you'd hold onto comfortably or So something quite curvy ?	decisions on conceptual design
-C	1486.44	Um probably something that s sits in your hand comfortably , sort of feels right in your hand .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1489.99	Okay um right okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1494.19	Colour-wise I mean you made a re uh was it you or uh I can't remember who made the point about how if you've a nice bright colour you'll not lose it , was that Whose about how if you have a bright colour you'll not lose it so much .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	1501.75	I think he made that .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1501.81	What's that ?	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1505.25	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1505.8	Um and when the corporate colour is yellow , I mean maybe we could think about about the colour of the whole product being yellow I don't know .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1511.94	Okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1513.75	Um And then obviously the uh the materials when it has anybody got like an overall picture in their mind about what what might work ?	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1524.73	Well I mean I'm thinking that what we need to do is have something that kind of unifies a lot of the different concepts , and if we think that what we are w our number one marketing motive is um the look and feel .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1524.83	That's all .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1530.34	Mm-hmm .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1537.7	Mm-hmm .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1537.88	So for the look and feel to seem coherent and not just sorta bits and bits and pieces of of concept and technology or or whatever or fashion , then we should have it kind of come back to one thing that we kind of all sorta can visualize .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1551.64	Um maybe what we could do is t th think about a concept which touches b back to the on the um the colour , you said company colour yellow .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1561.2	Mm-hmm .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1562.26	I mean if we think of something , like I was saying also lime and lemon you know , what can we come up with something where we we try and associate it with with like the series .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1565.06	Mm-hmm .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1570.21	We just come up with something like that we kind of use it as a theme to inspire the shapes and things .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1575.39	Okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1577.56	Right .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	1578.71	Is there a particular shape that you're interested in ?	decisions on conceptual design
-A	1582.86	Like does marketing have any research on does it need to be long ?	decisions on conceptual design
-A	1586.93	Does it need with a square thing wha Yeah 'cause that will n help narrow down the choice of Like fruit .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1587.82	Oh you know like in circular in shape or Choice of material yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1593.41	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1595.91	'Cause I I I was kinda thinking about as well you know how you get these shock resistant mobile phones , and they're plastic but then also have like rubber on the outside , and it kinda feels it feels kind of warmer to the touch .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	1595.99	I'm thinking fruits in my head , but that's tacky .	decisions on conceptual design
-C	1596.02	See I'm I'd quite like a sort of uh snowman type shape .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1606.96	It feels a bit more comfortable , and maybe we could incorporate plastic and rubber into it .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1607.17	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1611.91	And then then we could have curved shapes , 'cause wood or titanium , yeah , it's gonna have to be boxy and rectangular and I think we might be moving away from that you know so um Well I'm do we really want it in like the shape of a lemon or no I don't think we do either .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1628.7	No no no not at all .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1631.08	It's more more just that we we think about like what it is we're trying to achieve , so and then we have one one sorta theme that we stick with .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1641.17	Do you know what I mean ?	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1641.28	Okay right well um so thoughts about the actual shape of the thing .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1650.05	A snowman shape ?	decisions on conceptual design
-C	1651.24	Um so a p sort of larger bit sits in your hand , and then you got maybe another bubble at the top for just any other function you need .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1653.14	Uh-huh .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1657.6	That's quite a distinctive shape , that would be good wouldn't it .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1657.81	Right , sure .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1660.88	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1661.27	Yeah so yeah should we go with that ?	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1664.45	Um can we yeah like to and wha like do you have a Can you like yeah just t we can visualize it .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1669.99	Do you wanna draw it on the board ?	decisions on conceptual design
-C	1690.79	Um something like that um you got two groups there um maybe it could fold up and you get a third group inside or uh you have volume controls about there .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1696.19	Okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1696.24	Ooh that'd be good .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1700.74	Okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1701.14	Mm-hmm .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1703.18	Yep .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1703.76	So call it the snowman-shape trademark .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1711.94	Yeah that's cool .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1712.86	Um and I mean colour-wise what does everybody think ?	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1715.3	I think it is quite important to get yellow in there somewhere .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1717.94	I mean do you want the whole thing yellow , maybe like yellow and white do you want something Uh-huh .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1721.1	Mm .	decisions on conceptual design
-C	1722.72	So I reckon it'd look quite nice if we just had um this here , had a sorta background yellow , and then have sort of a nice bold colour for the buttons .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1730.08	Okay cool .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1730.96	Um and also I mean how are we going to incorporate the slogan in ?	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1735.41	The fact that it talks to you , I mean it might be quite cool if when you first start using it it says , what is it , putting fashion into electronics or something , I dunno .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1745.05	Or when you like or if you turn it off or something if it can speak if it could actually say the slogan it might be a bit more powerful than just having it written on it somewhere .	decisions on conceptual design
-C	1747.44	I think that might scare me .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1753.03	I d I d any thoughts on that at all ?	decisions on conceptual design
-C	1755.47	I think that'd probably scare me .	decisions on conceptual design
-C	1756.46	You turn it on your control possessed s .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1758.34	I know .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1759.57	Um unless an a I mean if you also would that work if we wanted to incorporate um an L_C_D_ display , where would we put that ?	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1769.78	Would we put that on the inside or It's bound to increase the cost of it a lot , I would've thought .	decisions on conceptual design
-C	1772.8	Um Nah .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	1773.29	Do we need an L_C_D_ display ?	decisions on conceptual design
-A	1774.99	What what's the functionality of that ?	decisions on conceptual design
-A	1779.2	Yeah but the question is what are we using it what would we what would we achieve from it ?	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1780.25	What would it achieve ?	decisions on conceptual design
-A	1783.14	Putting in lights is cheap but putting in an L_C_D_ panel just to make it glow is a bit of a Mm-hmm .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1783.29	Well L_C_ well I'd when you used to mention the L_C_D_ I'd think I wonder what that would be about .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1789.42	And the th the thing I could see it helping with would be if it was somehow connected with um listings .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1794.76	So as you scroll through , 'cause we said we might have a jog dial , so as you scroll through your stations you can y it actually tells you what it is .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1795.0	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	1802.2	I think that will be a problem because we don't have an input device to get the listings into it , so um it's a bit nuts to get the Monday Tuesday Wednesday you know .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1806.57	Right , okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1807.2	Mm oh yeah that's true .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1809.38	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1810.68	So so no need for an L_C_D_ display ?	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1810.99	Mm-hmm .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1811.71	Mm-hmm .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	1813.49	Um I I'm not saying there's no need for an L_C_D_ display , but um it's what's what what would it tell the user , 'cause the L_C_D_ tends to be an output as uh as opposed to an input so um does the remote control need to talk back to the user ?	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1816.65	I think that would make it very complex .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1821.23	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1822.79	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1827.99	Mm not real Mm-hmm .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	1828.82	We have the option of the speaker as well the sa the same thing goes for the speaker , is there a need for the remote control to to talk back ?	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1834.26	I don't know if there is really , no um I would say no need for a talk-back .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	1838.01	Um You could put a game on it .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1841.59	Uh does anybody disagree with that ?	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1844.4	No .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1844.68	No ?	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1847.43	Easy .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	1848.47	When the T_V_ dies you can play with the remote control .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1850.66	Mm mm .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1850.9	Okay um right so you're gonna have the three different sets of of functionalities , um I mean do you wanna group them into s head of the snowman , body of the snowman , inside of the snowman , is that what you're thinking ?	decisions on conceptual design
-C	1864.41	Um well I think the advanced ones the the ones you don't usually use could be hid inside .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1869.18	Okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-C	1869.52	B um I think the we had were fairly basic ones , they'd have to go on the the front somewhere .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1874.38	Okay right um what else do you need to talk about ?	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1880.04	Well i I was just Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	1881.12	Where would you physically position the buttons ?	decisions on conceptual design
-A	1883.82	Um I think that that has some impact on on on many things .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1887.67	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-C	1887.93	Um Yeah I think so yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	1888.37	Um maybe you wanna draw onto the Yep .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1891.24	So I'm just gonna um pop this in here 'cause I have a slide about decision making which I'd forgotten about .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1910.56	Oh sh God we've got five minutes um okay uh back we go .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1916.32	Um energy what do you think that's suggesting we're how we're powering the thing ?	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1922.25	I really like the idea of this kinetic thing where you'd have the back-up of the battery , but have have kinetic power , I mean what does anybody think about that ?	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1925.7	Yeah , sure .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1927.86	Um I've had kinetic things before , and the the the one issue we need to keep in mind with them is that you're committing the user to moving it , and watches yeah Sure , okay , right , okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	1936.36	No , like I said we have a h hybrid kind of thing , so it's not gonna charge the battery , it's just Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1943.33	Okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1943.36	Support for it .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1944.23	I mean just it's just worth pointing out because like I've I've known I've known people to have kinetic watches that they wear all the time , and it's just like magic because it's always powered and there's no battery .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1951.0	Mm-hmm .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1954.1	I've also known people to have things like like a jewellery watch they wear from time to time , and they eventually just say it's just too much of a nuisance because I don't wear it all the time .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1961.37	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	1962.24	Yep .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1963.96	Like remote control is similar , you're away on vacation , I dunno whatever , you something , and it just starts to get worn down .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1969.49	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1971.18	So we should think about Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1971.31	Well I suppose that if you're if you're away and you're not using it , then you're not using any power either .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1976.33	So you'd have the battery as the kind of to keep it ticking over idea I'm really sorry we're gonna have to wrap up quite quickly , we don't have as much time as I thought .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1984.52	Yep .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1984.84	Um so I think that's what energy is referring to here .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1987.97	Chip on print , is that that's an industrial design thing , is it David ?	decisions on conceptual design
-A	1991.95	Yes yes .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	1992.85	Okay um as for the case , kind of discussed that Yeah I know we're gonna have like rubber buttons that feel kind of Okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	1997.15	And this size here , I'd suggest this be small , like quite small .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2006.1	Um just a a lot of the um I mean one of the things running through my mind right now , I realise we're being efficient to wrap up the meeting and have lots of decisions made , um but we are leaning quite a bit to the side of being low-tech , rubber buttons plastic frame , it's almost like we're reproducing the same old remote control that's out there .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2015.07	Mm-hmm .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2024.77	Mm 'kay .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2026.02	Should we think about how we are actually getting this high-tech user friendly uh um theme like what is it that we're u we're using to to achieve those goals ?	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2038.31	Like Okay so so backlighting , that would be good .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2038.4	Could have things like backlighting the buttons and stuff like that .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	2042.64	Or even a clear case .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	2044.48	Um you know a a glowing a a glowing yellow type case where the yellow is showable , but in the dark it sort of , it's alive .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2044.65	Yeah clear , that'd be Okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2045.94	Aye that would be a good idea .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2054.2	Yeah sure .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	2055.47	Um in in a slight subtle way .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2056.02	S so like cur slightly transparent case , so it's yellow , like tinted yellow , but you can maybe see through it .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2056.9	Yeah that'd be really good .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	2058.68	Yeah yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2059.53	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	2060.8	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2062.56	Is that what you mean ?	decisions on conceptual design
-A	2062.82	Or or there might be a light running through it like a mouse .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2065.44	Sure .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	2065.92	You know you have cordless mice and they don't eat that much power right .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2068.37	Yeah , yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	2068.68	So the power the battery in that sense , maybe you have one or two stratig strategically placed lights that sort of Yeah but because the case is transparent so it gives it a little bit of a glow , doesn't make it freaky .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2070.81	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2073.94	Sure .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2075.4	Yeah they they emanate a light through it .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2077.17	Okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2079.28	Lights .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2080.02	'Kay .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2081.47	Yeah , mm-hmm .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2082.32	Okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2083.08	Um and then the other thing that we we're s we've committed ourselves to achieving is simplicity , and so I'm thinking maybe should we try and think about having something like um some kind of an innovative concept about how the um the volume and the channels are controlled , 'cause that's the main thing people will f wanna do .	jog dial
-B	2100.47	Mm .	jog dial
-D	2101.36	Could we use like a jog dial , like a nice just sort of round , somewhere on it where you just roll it ?	jog dial
-A	2105.57	The question is when you're rolling it , how do you wanna roll it ?	jog dial
-D	2106.68	Or Yeah .	jog dial
-A	2108.17	Do you want 'em to roll it like that ?	jog dial
-A	2109.5	Do you want 'em to roll it like that ?	jog dial
-A	2111.05	'Cause in a mouse your hand's in a position to roll it , whereas the other thing about having it jog dial this way , it tends to get moved accidentally .	jog dial
-C	2113.73	Mm .	jog dial
-B	2114.07	Yeah .	jog dial
-D	2120.31	Mm-hmm .	jog dial
-B	2121.24	Yeah if you are holding it in your hand you could you could do that , couldn't you ?	jog dial
-D	2121.3	Well why don't we do it like a mouse then ?	jog dial
-B	2124.42	If you're holding it in your hand you could Do you think ?	jog dial
-A	2126.41	That's a very unnatural motion to yeah .	jog dial
-B	2129.46	Okay .	jog dial
-A	2130.2	Can you imagine you have to scroll a lot .	jog dial
-A	2132.27	Um it might work for volume , and maybe some of the brightness controls and stuff like that , but not for channels right .	jog dial
-D	2134.27	Yeah .	jog dial
-B	2136.69	Mm .	jog dial
-A	2138.64	If you have a Telewest box you've got like , you don't have to buy all the channels , you've about fifty channels , can you imagine trying to .	jog dial
-D	2141.26	Mm-hmm .	jog dial
-B	2143.52	Yeah okay okay um Yeah .	jog dial
-D	2143.84	Yeah .	jog dial
-D	2145.68	Yeah , sure .	jog dial
-A	2146.12	Um and I don't think having that you know too quick too slow kin it's confusing to the I dunno .	jog dial
-D	2150.05	Mm .	jog dial
-C	2150.47	Well , but then for um for skipping a large amount of channels you do have to uh to skip the channel button , the number part .	jog dial
-A	2155.73	But users tend to tend to want to use that and once they lose out on the user experience they're like Because that's becomes the most accessible thing in front of Yeah .	jog dial
-D	2156.04	Yeah .	jog dial
-B	2160.6	Okay .	jog dial
-C	2160.69	Uh but Yeah .	jog dial
-B	2162.96	Okay .	jog dial
-D	2163.33	But that's not a bad thing is it ?	jog dial
-B	2164.66	Just Okay um right well wouldn't it we do need to make a decision on whether we want to incorporate a jog dial in nice and quickly .	jog dial
-D	2164.99	Because when you think about it , the alternative is to go push the button .	jog dial
-D	2168.89	Jog dials are much easier than that .	jog dial
-D	2171.62	You just roll .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2178.12	Um I'm all for them actually , I think they're quite you know th very quick to m to use .	jog dial
-D	2180.52	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2182.4	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2182.9	So does anybody oppose the idea of of incorporating one into the design at all ?	jog dial
-B	2187.33	No .	jog dial
-B	2188.0	And the other thing was um can we think of any way of getting the slogan into this thing ?	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2193.22	Yeah like I mean if we if if we keep coming back to this board here , I wouldn't be surprised if we could take this idea , imagine that , I dunno , that it's within the shape of the hand , it's quite small I dunno .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2198.01	Uh-huh .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2205.52	Uh-huh ooh okay , we really gotta wrap up so yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2208.38	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2209.52	It's small , and that we've got like the the l slogan somewhere like on the casing at the side , and that yeah well I mean isn't that what we just h said said we s just have to decide now ?	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2214.18	Okay well if we can do that , great .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2217.41	Yeah okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2222.88	Yeah let's let's try and get the slogan on there um , and Mm .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2225.94	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2226.82	And then like a jo And then like a jog dial somewhere that fits in with the shape of it like I dunno like here , in with the It would get bumped , it's doesn't really fit with your hand .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	2226.99	So you wanna expand the shape of the That that might have one problem in terms of um in terms of whether you're left handed or you're right handed you might be locking yourself in .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2241.07	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2242.91	Or maybe just fit it in like down the middle here .	decisions on conceptual design
-C	2243.1	Mm .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	2243.66	Could I just could I just jump in and suggest something quickly ?	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2244.67	Okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2246.84	Right I'm gonna have to I'm really gonna have to hurry you on here 'cause we're we're actually over time .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2246.87	A jog di Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2250.78	It's kind of yeah Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2250.99	Um is there anything anybody's unsure about ?	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2254.05	Just for in closing just the next meeting's gonna be in thirty minutes , and so you can see in the screen here what each of you are gonna hopefully be doing , uh I know that the designers are gonna be working with Play-doh on that .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2264.47	So um that'll be that'll be good .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2266.51	Huh .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2267.71	Um and I'll get the the minutes up as soon as possible .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2272.26	Anything at all you think we haven't discussed that we need to ?	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2275.48	Is everybody kind of happy about what they're gonna be doing ?	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2275.9	Um Yeah I think the jog dial , you know it just after you drew that , what if it was flat and you just spun it , that'd be great .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	2276.58	Um I think one thing would be the jog dial 'cause that's gonna have quite a big impact on the thing um Yeah that's what I was thinking the a slide , because then you you don't have to put the hand .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2289.43	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2291.12	Yep .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	2291.36	I think incorporating a logo is quite straight forward .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	2293.15	There's lots of space for it um Yeah but it's also a a marketing and a function Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2293.15	Okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2294.69	That's kind of a design thing that you guys can can discuss , yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2297.38	Sure , yeah , yeah and materials we sorta said we'd do plastic and rubber , didn't we , and I think maybe we should try and stay away from just the big protruding rubber buttons , 'cause that'd just be so standard .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2299.48	Okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2303.17	Yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2309.82	To make something flush with the case ?	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2311.16	Something a bit more flush , yeah , or maybe have rubber incorporated into the case as well , so that it has and also t plastic I've seen can get really textured , so you can get plastics that actually feel soft in your hand .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2312.56	Okay right .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2315.98	Okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2317.46	Sp kinda grippy ?	decisions on conceptual design
-A	2322.56	Feel like fruit .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2322.89	Okay .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	2323.72	Fruits kids .	decisions on conceptual design
-D	2324.5	They feel kind of like um , you get pens now and then that you'd think that they were rubber but they're not , they're actually just plastic that's textured , kind of a little bit like Okay .	decisions on conceptual design closing
-A	2327.29	No like Yeah yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-A	2332.03	Yeah yeah kinda like that yeah .	decisions on conceptual design
-B	2332.63	Okay I'm gonna have to I'm gonna have to call this to a close 'cause we're way over time .	closing
-B	2336.87	So um that's really good , like we've s had much to talk about that um pretty much run out of time to do so .	closing
-B	2343.8	So off you go and design stuff wooh .	closing
-D	2345.38	Okay .	closing
-A	2350.29	Play-doh time .	closing
-B	2351.41	Yeah quite jealous actually .	closing
-A	2356.41	You got to choose first .	closing
-A	2358.57	No , we're kidding .	closing
-A	2365.27	Okay , can I just swipe your power cable , I don't think it matters .	closing
-A	2374.79	Okay lemme okay , I'm gonna pull everybody out first and then put in whoever needs to be left .	closing
-A	2383.43	It's you .	closing
-A	2394.12	Argh .	closing
-A	2395.9	This is a real hassle and a oops .	closing
-A	2399.93	I'm gonna take the microphones , 'cause it's too lazy t take them off again .	closing
-A	2405.63	Cool .	closing

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-B	2.41	Okay we all all set ?	opening
-B	5.7	Right .	opening
-B	6.76	Well this is the uh final detailed design meeting .	opening
-B	10.67	Um we're gonna discuss the look and feel design , the user interface design , and we're gonna evaluate the product .	opening
-B	18.22	And the end result of this meeting has to be a decision on the details of this remote control , like absolute final decision , um and then I'm gonna have to specify the final design in the final report .	opening
-B	31.0	So um just from from last time to recap , we said we were gonna have a snowman shaped remote control with no L_C_D_ display , no need for talk-back , it was hopefully gonna be kinetic power and battery uh with rubber buttons , maybe backlighting the buttons with some internal L_E_D_s to shine through the casing , um hopefully a jog-dial , and incorporating the slogan somewhere as well .	opening
-B	58.27	Anything I've missed ?	opening
-A	59.26	No .	presentation of prototype
-B	59.8	Okay um so uh if you want to present your prototype go ahead .	opening
-D	70.11	Uh-oh .	presentation of prototype
-D	70.86	This is it ?	presentation of prototype
-A	71.75	Ninja Homer , made in Japan .	presentation of prototype
-D	74.7	Um , there are a few changes we've made .	presentation of prototype
-D	76.8	Um , well look at the expense sheet , and uh it turned to be quite a lot expensive to have open up and have lots of buttons and stuff inside , so instead we've um this is gonna be an L_C_D_ screen , um just a a very very basic one , very small um with access to the menu through the the scroll wheel and uh confirm um button .	presentation of prototype
-B	76.93	Okay .	presentation of prototype
-B	79.57	Mm .	presentation of prototype
-B	84.93	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype
-C	98.46	Mm 'kay .	presentation of prototype
-D	98.63	Uh , apart from that , it's just pretty much the same as we discussed last time .	presentation of prototype
-A	101.92	And there isn't uh d it doesn't open up to the advanced functions ?	presentation of prototype
-A	106.23	So the advanced functions are still hidden from you , but they're hidden in the sense that um they're not in use .	presentation of prototype
-C	111.8	Where are they ?	presentation of prototype
-A	112.76	Um they're in the L_C_D_ panel and the jog-dial ?	presentation of prototype
-C	114.85	Ah , right .	presentation of prototype
-A	115.76	Okay 'cause The L_C_D_ panel just displays um functionally what you're doing .	presentation of prototype
-C	115.84	Great .	presentation of prototype
-B	116.08	So w what kind of thing uh is gonna be Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype
-A	121.31	If you're using an advanced function right , like um c brightness , contrast , whatever , it will just say You know it's like it only has four columns , it's a very simple L_C_D_ like , whereas many the minimum amount we need that the user will automatically know like this is brightness or this is contrast .	presentation of prototype
-C	121.54	Right .	presentation of prototype
-C	125.94	Okay .	presentation of prototype
-C	131.4	Right .	presentation of prototype
-C	136.76	Right , 'kay .	presentation of prototype
-B	137.24	Okay cool .	presentation of prototype
-A	137.92	It might even be one , a bit more complex L_C_D_ panel with pictures like maybe the sun or the , you know , the the symbols of the various functions .	presentation of prototype
-C	140.72	Okay .	presentation of prototype
-C	145.77	Mm-hmm , and what is this here ?	presentation of prototype
-B	146.11	Oh right okay .	presentation of prototype
-B	147.44	Cool .	presentation of prototype
-A	148.82	That's a number pad .	presentation of prototype
-C	149.7	Okay so the number pad is 'Kay , great .	presentation of prototype
-B	151.6	Where are we gonna have the slogan ?	presentation of prototype
-A	154.18	Um they're al along this Yeah .	presentation of prototype
-D	154.79	You know , just like right inside there .	presentation of prototype
-B	157.49	Okay cool .	presentation of prototype
-A	158.4	You have this space here , and then you have this thing on the side as well , or at the bottom .	presentation of prototype
-B	164.1	Okay .	presentation of prototype
-A	164.2	'Cause slogans are usually quite small , right , they're not like huge so they're s Say a button's about say a button's about this size , right , so you would still have plenty of space for a slogan , say even for that .	presentation of prototype
-C	166.39	Mm .	presentation of prototype
-C	168.79	Yep .	presentation of prototype
-B	170.93	Okay .	presentation of prototype
-C	171.02	Looks good .	presentation of prototype
-C	173.65	Yep .	presentation of prototype
-C	175.07	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype
-B	176.44	So if this isn't to scale , what kind of dimensions are you thinking about here ?	presentation of prototype
-D	182.85	Well we want the other buttons to be big enough to push easily with a finger so we reckon maybe that'll be about the same size as the palm of your hand .	presentation of prototype
-B	185.42	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype
-C	189.4	Okay .	presentation of prototype
-A	190.39	Yep so that would be about a centimetre for a button , so one two three four centimetres .	presentation of prototype
-A	199.37	Plus maybe half o five six seven eight , about yeah nine total .	presentation of prototype
-C	200.85	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype
-C	202.44	About nine in total .	presentation of prototype
-B	203.12	Six , seven , eight , nine , ten .	presentation of prototype
-B	205.42	So we're talking about ten centimetres .	presentation of prototype
-C	205.99	That sounds good .	presentation of prototype
-C	206.97	Yeah .	presentation of prototype
-B	208.38	That would be good .	presentation of prototype
-C	208.76	Yep .	presentation of prototype
-B	209.09	So ten centimetres in height .	presentation of prototype
-A	209.73	Nine , ten .	presentation of prototype
-A	211.12	Yep .	presentation of prototype
-B	211.36	Okay um .	presentation of prototype
-C	215.19	That'd be good , in fact a pen is about ten centimetres usually , so that would be that sounds like a really good size , if you see it there .	presentation of prototype
-B	220.61	Yeah .	presentation of prototype
-B	222.23	That's great and it's very bright as well .	presentation of prototype
-C	224.24	Mm .	presentation of prototype
-B	224.42	So um okay .	presentation of prototype
-C	225.98	Is it possible uh I'm just gonna bring up the idea of colours .	presentation of prototype
-C	230.09	Is these are these the colours that of production , or is this just what we had available ?	presentation of prototype
-D	232.43	Well I'm We're gonna have again the the sort of the foggy um yellow from last time that lit up when you pushed the button .	presentation of prototype
-C	240.24	Right .	presentation of prototype
-D	240.86	Um But um this button um , because it's red it's sort of very prominent , we're gonna use it as uh it can be the power button if you hold it for maybe two seconds it'll send a stand-by signal .	presentation of prototype
-B	240.91	Okay so just could you just list all the things that it does s so I can write them in the report .	presentation of prototype
-B	256.26	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype
-D	258.68	Um apart from that it's gonna be used as a confirm button for the L_C_D_ screen and you use this as a jog-dial .	presentation of prototype
-A	259.32	Excuse me .	presentation of prototype
-A	259.89	Sure .	presentation of prototype
-B	262.0	Okay .	presentation of prototype
-B	264.3	Okay so that's like an okay button , right .	presentation of prototype
-C	267.49	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype
-A	268.09	Oh we've discussed how h high it is , but how wide is it ?	presentation of prototype
-D	268.67	I don't know .	presentation of prototype
-B	272.68	Okay .	presentation of prototype
-C	273.12	How high is it ?	presentation of prototype
-A	274.02	No as in the height , but what about the width ?	presentation of prototype
-C	275.28	Yeah .	presentation of prototype
-D	277.25	Didn't put five centimetres .	presentation of prototype
-B	277.35	Oh oh like depth of the actual thing .	presentation of prototype
-A	279.14	Do we need five ?	presentation of prototype
-A	279.9	I don't think five is be about th three and a half .	presentation of prototype
-D	280.24	Um .	presentation of prototype
-C	283.11	Okay .	presentation of prototype
-D	284.26	Something by there .	presentation of prototype
-B	284.28	Oh is this k to get an idea of scale from your from your thing there okay .	presentation of prototype
-A	285.93	Yeah , yeah .	presentation of prototype
-C	286.77	Sure .	presentation of prototype
-B	289.2	So you can power on and off , what else can you do ?	presentation of prototype
-C	290.57	Three and a half .	presentation of prototype
-D	291.94	Um you can skip straight to a channel using these buttons .	presentation of prototype
-B	294.34	Okay .	presentation of prototype
-D	300.99	Um , were gonna have the volume control here , but um because we've got the the L_C_D_ and the jog-dial we just thought we'd um use that as the volume .	presentation of prototype
-B	308.08	Okay jog-dial for volume .	presentation of prototype
-B	312.01	And what else do you do with the jog-dial ?	presentation of prototype
-C	312.12	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype
-D	314.2	Um you can use it for um more advanced functions like contrast , colour and Um yeah .	presentation of prototype
-B	318.84	Contrast , brightness , yeah , and anything else ?	presentation of prototype
-D	324.79	Um just whatever else we wanted to include as the advanced functions , um we didn't actually go through and specify the Uh what can a T_V_ do ?	presentation of prototype
-B	330.57	Well of the designers what are they ?	presentation of prototype
-A	335.83	Okay things like um brightness , contrast , um maybe tuning the channels .	presentation of prototype
-B	338.31	Uh-huh .	presentation of prototype
-B	342.18	Okay channel tuning .	presentation of prototype
-A	342.9	Um .	presentation of prototype
-B	343.81	That's a good one .	presentation of prototype
-A	345.08	What else ?	presentation of prototype
-A	345.42	Um the various inputs .	presentation of prototype
-A	346.37	Are you having a V_C_R_ , are you having you know which input do you have ?	presentation of prototype
-C	347.41	Mm-hmm , mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype
-B	349.43	Okay auxiliary inputs .	presentation of prototype
-C	350.26	Mm-hmm , probably colour or sharpness .	presentation of prototype
-A	350.88	Um .	presentation of prototype
-A	353.06	Yep , colour , sharpness .	presentation of prototype
-B	354.57	Sharpness .	presentation of prototype
-A	354.99	Um a lot of these things will have to be um free and open for users to define them .	presentation of prototype
-C	360.06	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype
-B	360.15	Okay what about uh sound settings ?	presentation of prototype
-B	362.85	Uh d can you change any of those at all ?	presentation of prototype
-C	364.63	Audio .	presentation of prototype
-A	365.19	Audio , we have like your basic y your base , your mid-range , your high range .	presentation of prototype
-D	366.83	Um .	presentation of prototype
-A	371.3	Um .	presentation of prototype
-D	371.92	the the balance hmm .	presentation of prototype
-A	373.4	Yep , left-right balance , um maybe even pre-programmed sound modes , like um the user could determine like a series of sound modes , and then what could happen would be um when you click on that then it would go to that setting .	presentation of prototype
-B	378.48	Okay .	presentation of prototype
-C	383.86	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype
-B	388.79	Okay , is there anything else at all it can do ?	presentation of prototype
-C	388.95	Mm 'kay .	presentation of prototype
-A	389.74	Yeah .	presentation of prototype
-B	393.44	That 'cause that's that's fine .	presentation of prototype
-B	394.67	Just need to know so I can write it down .	presentation of prototype
-B	397.13	Okay um right I g I guess that's it , so we can now um We can now have a little look at the the Excel sheet and price listing , and see if we need to um if we need to rethink anything at all .	costing presentation of prototype
-D	413.42	Mm-hmm .	costing
-B	417.56	So um for this first part here power-wise , have we got battery ?	costing
-A	421.58	The battery .	costing
-B	423.2	Do we have kinetic as well ?	costing
-A	424.42	No .	costing
-B	424.94	No .	costing
-B	425.61	Okay , just battery .	costing
-A	426.39	Um .	costing
-A	430.48	We need an Yep .	costing
-B	431.02	And that's because of cost restraints is it ?	costing
-D	432.69	Yeah .	costing
-B	433.02	Okay um what about the electronics here ?	costing
-A	433.96	Yeah advanced chip .	costing
-A	435.94	We need an advanced chip I think , yep .	costing
-B	435.99	Advanced chip .	costing
-A	437.87	Let me just confirm that .	costing
-A	439.79	Yes I think so .	costing
-A	446.55	Yep .	costing
-B	449.08	Okay um the case , what does it mean by single and double , do you know ?	costing
-D	452.96	Um I think single would just be sort of one sort of oval whereas double is this sort of thing .	costing
-A	456.85	Yeah .	costing
-B	456.85	So we want double-curved ?	costing
-A	458.07	Yep .	costing
-B	458.53	Okay .	costing
-B	460.87	Um .	costing
-A	461.72	Plastic .	costing
-B	464.6	Is there any rubber at all in the buttons or any Okay , um and we wanted special colours didn't we ?	costing
-A	466.19	I think we're gonna have to skip the rubber .	costing
-A	468.84	Um .	costing
-A	471.53	Yep .	costing
-B	471.93	So I'll have to put that Oh no wait we ho how many colours have we got there ?	costing
-A	475.97	For the case itself , one colour .	costing
-A	478.28	It's one special colour .	costing
-B	479.25	Just one colour , okay .	costing
-A	480.56	'Cause the case unit itself , the rest of our components go on top of it .	costing
-B	482.4	Okay so interface-wise , is it this third option we have , the two of them there ?	costing
-C	482.76	Mm .	costing
-A	485.65	Yes .	costing
-A	487.22	One and the L_C_ display .	costing
-B	490.15	Okay and then buttons , we have what , two colours ?	costing
-A	493.68	How many We've got push buttons as well .	costing
-D	494.84	Um we have um got some push buttons as well .	costing
-C	497.15	Or even clear .	costing
-B	503.04	Like uh oh wait so push button and integrated scroll wheel push okay .	costing
-D	503.47	'Kay .	costing
-D	506.6	So I reckon we've got one button for this thing 'cause it's just one big sheet of rubber .	costing
-B	509.59	Uh-huh .	costing
-D	510.63	I'm not sure if that counts but You can see we're we're all very far beyond the Well we could take out ones by making it single curved , just fill in those bits .	costing adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	512.87	Okay .	costing
-A	513.03	Okay let's just be safe and put like say four buttons for that one .	costing
-B	516.74	Okay .	costing
-A	517.76	Okay um and maybe a special colour for the buttons , so maybe four again .	costing
-B	523.59	Four .	costing
-B	524.78	So w why are we arriving at the number four ?	costing
-B	527.51	Where does the number four come from ?	costing
-A	528.82	'Cause that's one button by its the complexity of twelve buttons .	costing
-B	532.53	Okay right , so we're writing down four .	costing
-A	534.09	So we're just estimating that yeah it would be less .	costing
-B	536.76	Okay .	costing
-B	539.58	How about these ?	costing
-B	540.23	Are we wanting them in no they're just is everything gonna be plastic ?	costing
-A	541.33	No .	costing
-A	543.48	Yep .	costing
-A	544.41	Yep .	costing
-B	544.62	Okay .	costing
-B	545.54	So we're w w quite far over .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	549.08	Now we're gonna something's gonna have to go .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	551.27	Um we're at sixteen point eight and Well we h something has to go to the tune of two point t three Euro , so let me see , what are we I mean oh yes sorry , four point three .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	554.17	Uh how mm-hmm how are we going to achieve this high-end product if We only have very sparse Two point three ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	569.66	Four point three no ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	572.77	My maths is all out .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	578.66	Yeah .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	579.33	And then where is the Mm-hmm .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	579.67	How much would that save us ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	580.6	How much would that save us ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	581.33	That will only save you one .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-D	581.75	That is one .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	582.46	One .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	582.78	The other thing could be that um you could take away the L_C_D_ panel and the advanced chip together , um because when you do something on the T_V_ , the T_V_ responds and reacts as well , so the user could be looking at the T_V_ and pushing his thing so we may not need to so when we scroll we need just some way to get the T_V_ to respond , which I think is a technically doable thing so Yep .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-D	597.14	That's fair enough , yeah .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	599.15	Mm-hmm .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	601.34	Mm-hmm .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	602.97	Okay so So w what's our reviewed suggestion ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	603.13	Mm-hmm .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	605.22	Mm-hmm .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	607.94	Um take away the L_C_ display ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	612.69	And the advanced chip goes away as well .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	612.81	Mm-hmm .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	614.74	To be replaced with a regular chip .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	616.6	Regular chip .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	618.46	Yep .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	621.84	Mm-hmm .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	621.85	Okay .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	622.12	So what that means is that um The twelve buttons that you see there .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	623.66	And so we've got point three to get rid of .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	626.53	Um and we ha where are the four the four push buttons are where exactly now ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	633.87	Twelve buttons .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-D	635.3	That's um one piece of rubber but it's gonna have twelve button things underneath so Yeah w Um So I reckon Reckon that probably counts as a special form for the buttons .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	637.6	Yeah .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	638.2	Functionally you're gonna have to intercept So four is a good estimate for Yeah , so you can't actually cut It's like three times the number of buttons , four , eight , twelve .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	641.84	Do you think ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	647.71	Like is is that one big button or is it twelve buttons , how can it be something in between ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	653.07	It It needs to be more than one big button because if you open up your phone , underneath there's actually one button underneath , it's just that the panel itself is a single panel .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	658.82	Mm-hmm .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	659.54	Mm .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	663.67	Mm-hmm .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	663.86	Okay well we have point three to get rid of somewhere .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	668.08	We just report that it has to be over budget , or the colours , you could take away s colours for th for the buttons .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	668.19	Mm .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	672.26	No can do .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	674.83	Yeah we could just go with um Hmm .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	676.45	Normal coloured buttons .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	679.46	Well do you want colour differentiation here ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	682.2	No that's not the button we're talking about .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	683.24	Oh yeah sorry yeah then .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	683.62	That's the buttons only refer to the pad so Should we take that off uh ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	686.65	Right so Ah .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	692.39	Hey it's back to the original .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	692.44	That's it .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	694.55	Um so then these just become normal coloured buttons , so that might be some some way of cutting the cost .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	697.36	Mm-hmm .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	700.48	Mm .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	701.56	Okay , ach that's a shame .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	704.23	Um right , so take away that completely ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	708.94	Ah .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	710.26	And now we're under budget .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	711.91	So we do have point five Euro to play with if we wanted .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	715.42	Um Doesn't say so .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	716.26	How about with embossing the logo , isn't that going to cost us some money ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	721.06	Yeah .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	721.66	That's a freebie .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	724.36	Yeah .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	724.66	Yeah that's a good idea .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	727.43	Just one ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	730.58	Does that mean that one button has a special form or Yeah okay .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-D	734.0	I think there's just one button so handy .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	737.67	Well well there we go .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	738.92	So I'm just gonna have to redraw this now .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	741.24	So we're not gonna have the L_C_D_ anymore , and we'll just gonna have an on t on the T_V_ it'll show you what you're doing , which I think is fair enough , and so this is gonna be one big thing here .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	753.01	Um .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	755.56	Was the goal in your in your prototype design that it be as low profile as possible ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	762.26	What do you mean by profile ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-D	762.65	Yeah .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	763.62	Sort of flat as possible .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	765.62	No .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-D	766.17	You see I envision it as being um quite deep sort of deep enough to be comfy to hold in your hands rather than being wide and flat .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	768.84	Yeah .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	770.55	Yeah that's what I was thinking , to Sure , okay .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	772.42	We didn't have enough Play-Doh to make it three D_ .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	774.2	Yeah alright yeah fair enough .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	776.09	Okay , just thought I'd ask .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	777.91	So there's one more dimension to the thing which we need to to add , and you might want to add in the report , length , width , and height .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	779.7	Mm-hmm .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	784.01	Right okay .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	785.24	Yeah .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	785.36	So just to well to be thorough then , width-wise we're looking at about what three centimetres or something ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	792.36	Yeah .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	793.04	Okay and then so height-wise How how tall do you envisage it being ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	794.83	Hmm .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	803.8	About that big ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-D	804.05	Yeah it works , yeah .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	804.4	Two .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	805.0	About two centimetres , okay .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	807.14	Two's not very high at all though .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	809.29	Maybe a bit higher ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	809.38	This is about this is about two .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	812.92	Slightly more than two , so Okay .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-D	813.63	See , about that thick .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	813.93	Yeah .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	815.37	Okay .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	815.59	Maybe closer to three even or two and a half .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	815.87	Ach , that is Yeah .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	818.04	Okay we'll s we'll say two point five .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	820.49	Okay um so we have it within cost anyway .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	825.65	Um so yeah project evaluation is this point .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	830.21	Um .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	831.55	Mm-hmm .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	832.83	Right uh .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	836.72	Okay so can we close that ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	838.6	This is what it's the final spec that it's gonna be .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	841.48	Mm-hmm .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	841.7	Someone is gonna have to yeah that's fine that's fine .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	845.12	Um it's probably just I dunno if it's worth getting into , but um just in in that we want this to be stylish , should we think a little bit more out of the box in terms of a button grid , because I've seen there's lots of devices out there that that instead of taking your standard nine nine square grid , and they have it sort of stylized or in different concept that that Yeah .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	866.32	I think that's something that's very hard to catch , so you you restrict the number of people who wanna try something .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	872.38	Sure , okay .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-A	873.07	The the look and the colour is something which is cool , but I think that there's also that factor of if it's too unfamiliar then um because when you put it on the shelf Yeah button shape might be a good idea to change , rather than rather than positioning , 'cause I think positioning is we're kinda engrained into the the telephone kind of pad .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	875.4	Yeah , alright .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	878.95	Okay , sure .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	881.32	What about button shape ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	882.37	Square buttons ?	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	885.65	Okay .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	888.03	Yeah .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	889.91	Sure .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-D	892.25	Yeah .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-C	893.23	Yeah .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	894.68	Okay .	adapting design to budget restrictions
-B	896.33	Right um .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	899.3	So at this point we uh , let me see , discuss uh how satisfied we all are with um with these four points , with the room for creativity in the project , and leadership and teamwork , and the stuff we had around us I guess .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	917.01	Mm 'kay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	918.55	Um , let me see uh Yeah I wasn't really sure what that was Yeah , yeah go for that first .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	923.41	Do you want me to d um Do you want me to do my um design evaluation last ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	932.13	Maybe we should do the design evaluation first .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	932.5	Or Evaluation .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	937.74	I wasn't entirely sure what uh who was supposed to be doing that , but y you go for it .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	939.93	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	941.3	Sure .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	942.91	Um , alright so the way this works , I'm gonna need to plug into PowerPoint , I'll try and do it as quick as possible .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	946.32	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	948.49	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	948.68	Um , this is um I'll just go over your head if that's okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	953.61	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	954.85	I don't think you need the power , so No , that's okay that's okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	956.75	What's that ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	958.95	I don't need the PowerPoint ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	960.1	No , the power cord itself .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	961.8	Oh course , yeah that's true .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	962.48	Yeah , so then you have a bit more freedom to You you still have your blue fingers .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	963.47	Let me get that .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	964.9	A bit more .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	970.37	Okay , so what this is is a set-up for us to um uh use a kind of a like a The idea is that I've set up I've reviewed all of the um the points of discussion from the beginning , and used that as a criteria of evaluation for the um uh for the current design uh th or the plan , and uh so we can review that .	evaluation of target achievement agenda/equipment issues
-D	974.77	Is it ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	976.06	You killed a monster .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	996.19	Uh I think it's gonna end up being sort of elementary because we're sort we're in n we're not gonna probably use it to change anything but Doesn't seem like it's going , does it ?	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1007.53	Oh there it is .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1007.89	Yeah , okay great .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1008.95	Uh and I'm gonna write up our results on the board , so this'll be a way for us to go through and decide if we're um sort of review where we stand with it .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1017.49	Okay , so um So to sort of b bring together two things , sort of design goals and also the market research that we had , uh when we rate this , one is v high in in succeeding or fitting to our original aim and seven is low , okay .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1034.12	Mm 'kay .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1035.05	So these i these i th are the and um we've been asked to uh to collectively rate this , so what we can do is try and just y work on a consensus system so we just come to an agreement .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1046.7	Okay .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1047.27	Okay ?	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1047.88	So the first one uh , stylish look and feel .	evaluation of target achievement
-A	1052.71	I rate that pretty highly .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1053.81	Well yeah , I mean compared to most remote controls you see that's pretty good .	evaluation of target achievement
-D	1053.91	Yeah .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1055.15	Yeah .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1057.64	I dunno like a six or something .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1057.73	Yeah .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1059.88	Yeah um me uh my only reservation with it was that we basically went with yellow because it's the company's colour , and I don't know if yellow's gonna really be a hit .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1060.25	What does anybody else think ?	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1065.47	Mm .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1068.53	Mm .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1068.72	But What do you guys think ?	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1070.71	Okay .	evaluation of target achievement
-D	1071.49	I'm seeing five then .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1074.03	I would say five or six .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1075.75	Okay .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1076.7	David ?	evaluation of target achievement
-A	1077.06	Yep I'm fine with that .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1078.11	Okay let's go with five then .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1079.86	Okay .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1080.5	Fi oh uh just actually the opposite .	evaluation of target achievement
-A	1081.56	It's one to seven , right ?	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1083.14	The So it meant three , okay .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1083.4	Oh yes sorry then , then I would say two or three .	evaluation of target achievement
-A	1088.36	Wait , what's the scale , one to seven , right ?	evaluation of target achievement
-D	1089.81	One's high-ish isn't it ?	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1090.05	Yeah .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1090.29	Yeah , one is high .	evaluation of target achievement
-D	1092.03	Ah , okay so yeah , two or three .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1095.01	'Kay Let's go with two point five then .	evaluation of target achievement
-A	1095.65	Okay , it's upside-down .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1098.37	Okay , um control high tech innovation .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1103.1	Well it has the wee jog-dial but Mm .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1103.37	We had to remove Yeah , so we've had to remove a few of our features we wanted , but jog-dial 's good .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1111.03	I'd go with three or four , maybe three .	evaluation of target achievement
-A	1111.14	Say it's more medium , but going towards a little bit higher than medium kind of thing .	evaluation of target achievement
-D	1112.05	Eight three .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1116.23	Okay , three ?	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1116.9	Yeah about three , okay .	evaluation of target achievement
-A	1117.83	Yep .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1118.63	Okay , um Style reflects a fruit inspired colour , design .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1125.88	I shouldn't have said colour , but just Sorta .	evaluation of target achievement
-A	1126.03	Lemon .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1127.49	Well that's kind of But the yellow , I mean it could be a lemon yellow colour , couldn't it ?	evaluation of target achievement
-A	1127.75	Okay , the blue the blue colours and don't re don't actually represent the colour , except for the b the the red button , they because for want of a Yeah , the the yellow is more representative of the colour , but the button itself , the blue can be anything else .	evaluation of target achievement
-D	1128.52	Yeah .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1131.62	Yeah .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1133.57	Okay .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1135.21	Right .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1136.35	Yeah , could be .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1137.24	Yeah .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1139.89	Okay .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1140.24	Yeah .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1142.07	Okay so we'll go two .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1144.93	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1145.46	Yeah ?	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1146.8	Okay , and um design is simple to use , simple in features .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1151.95	Well yeah , I mean it's really basic looking isn't it ?	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1153.44	F f yeah f fairly basic , you guys think ?	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1154.13	I mean I'd give that nearly a one .	evaluation of target achievement
-D	1157.86	Yeah one .	evaluation of target achievement
-A	1158.52	Yep , that's fine .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1158.84	Yeah , one ?	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1159.43	Okay .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1161.86	Um , soft and spongy , have we achieved that ?	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1165.95	We've used mostly plastic in the end so it's going to be quite a bit of a compromise for price .	evaluation of target achievement
-D	1169.41	Yeah I think it's about five .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1172.09	Five ?	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1174.07	Five ?	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1175.13	That's really low .	evaluation of target achievement
-D	1175.22	Yeah well we have to use uh plastic so it's probably gonna be I think I'd probably increase the cost .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1176.23	Well Yeah I suppose mm 'kay .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1177.91	That's Um could we have used an entirely rubber frame to it ?	evaluation of target achievement
-A	1181.6	Yeah , company logo .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1185.0	Was that an option ?	evaluation of target achievement
-A	1186.78	I think it'll be cost prohibitive , yeah .	evaluation of target achievement
-D	1187.76	We've only got like what , ten cents left so Yeah .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1187.9	It would cost more than plastic .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1190.15	Okay , logo , we've got it in there , haven't we ?	evaluation of target achievement
-A	1192.47	Yep .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1192.83	Yep .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1193.83	Gonna have that on the side , aren't we , like there or something ?	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1198.09	Huh .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1198.47	And um it's within budget , yep .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1201.45	It is , isn't it ?	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1203.26	Okay , so we can say then that uh out of a possible or what would be our goal here ?	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1210.67	Out of forty nine , I guess .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1212.1	Yeah , out of forty nine with with zero being the highest .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1217.75	We are at uh two , seven , eight , ten , fifteen point five .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1226.68	'S pretty good .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1227.03	So it's pretty good .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1230.31	Translates to something like about approximately seventy two percent efficacy of our original goal .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1240.96	Right ?	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1242.24	Uh yeah .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1242.82	I think 'cause if you turn that into a hundred it would be about about thirty one , and then invert that , it's Oh right , about seventy , yeah seventy percent .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1248.96	Twice that , about thirty one .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1254.04	So yeah ab well yeah about sixty nine , seventy percent yeah .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1259.28	It's pretty good .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1260.77	Okay , good .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1261.96	That was just a little formality for us to go through .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1264.89	Okay .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1265.75	Yep , oh hundred pound pen .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1270.43	Sorry alright .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1272.88	Nobody saw it , honestly .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1274.31	No .	evaluation of target achievement
-A	1275.9	The cameras did .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1276.91	Hmm .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1277.96	Is that you all have all finished , or Uh-huh .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1279.48	Yeah that's that's me .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1280.54	I did have one other um one other frame I thought , I mean I I d not knowing how we would deal with this information , I thought okay in theory this kind of a process would be about refining our design , revisiting our original goals .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1293.15	It's not something I need to p push through , but I thought should we thinking more about the dimensions , um sort of like more of a three dimensional shapes as well as opposed to just that flat um Could our design involve a series of colours so that it's more of like a line where we have like sort of the , I don't know like the harvest line or the vibrant , I dunno the Whatever just some theme and then we have different tones , lime green , lemon .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1303.67	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of target achievement
-A	1308.21	Yep .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1317.83	Okay .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1318.31	It's just discussion .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1319.04	I mean obviously we can just abandon this , it's fine .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1321.12	I'm just thinking about what we originally set out to do .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1324.79	Um , yep so there .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1325.12	Right .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1327.07	That's all .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1327.59	Okay , great um are you submitting the the um evaluation criteria or am I ?	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1335.86	I don't know what your instructions have been .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1337.2	Um , I think to record it and uh I haven't been asked to submit it yet .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1343.1	Yeah .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1343.41	Okay , uh just wondering if I need to include it in the minutes , because if you're submitting it anyway then Okay great .	evaluation of target achievement
-C	1348.56	I will , yeah .	evaluation of target achievement
-A	1349.83	It keeps getting too big .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1351.2	Cool .	evaluation of target achievement
-B	1352.28	Um right , uh well next up then , because we've done finance , is the project evaluation .	evaluation of project
-A	1360.78	'Kay I'm I'm listening I'm just trying to incorporate the logo into the the thing , so I'm playing with the Play-Doh as well .	evaluation of project
-B	1363.83	Oh right , okay .	evaluation of project
-A	1367.38	Just in case you're wondering , why is he still playing with the Play-Doh ?	evaluation of project
-C	1368.76	Huh .	evaluation of project
-A	1387.48	Just about right L_E_G_O_ Lego .	evaluation of project
-D	1390.63	My leg .	evaluation of project
-B	1400.52	Right , okay .	evaluation of project
-B	1402.27	Um well do you wanna um just individually say what you think about about these four points and or not those four points , my four points , sorry , forgotten that .	evaluation of project
-B	1416.99	You got a different uh Oh yeah , they're good aren't they , yeah .	evaluation of project
-C	1430.12	Yep .	evaluation of project
-C	1434.58	I like those printer cables that just have the two little butterfly clips like that .	evaluation of project
-C	1438.18	It's really quick .	evaluation of project
-B	1440.02	Right okay , um yeah here we are .	creative process
-C	1440.43	To use .	creative process
-B	1443.02	Uh as a note we'll do this alphabetically .	creative process
-B	1448.85	Um do you wanna start Andrew ?	creative process
-C	1449.8	Sure , um so what is it you're asking of me now ?	creative process
-B	1453.37	I don't know , just um your opinion on those four those four points really and how we used them .	creative process
-C	1457.97	Or sort of our work on setting this up .	creative process
-B	1459.72	Yeah .	creative process
-C	1460.28	Yeah .	creative process
-C	1461.28	Well , is it uh okay I'll just go through your system then .	creative process
-C	1464.05	The the room uh is fairly institutional , but um the main thing is , I think um our use of this space is more just to report on things as opposed to be creative and constructive and it would probably help to um have l sort of a cumulative effect of we have ideas and we come back and then the ideas are still in discussion , you know , as in other words this this room is sort of a centre point of creativity , whereas in reality as we've gone through this , it's not really the centre point of creativity , it's more just a d debating Yeah , yeah but that's just the thing is the quest in terms of the the first point there , the room , it feels as though the creativity goes on when we leave , and then we come here and then we kind of put out our ideas and then , you know .	creative process
-B	1489.3	Uh-huh .	creative process
-B	1497.14	Well d do you feel though that that you were able to have quite a lot of creative input into the thing ?	creative process
-B	1512.88	But I don't I don't think it means the room as in this room .	creative process
-B	1515.52	I think it means like you know Yeah .	creative process
-C	1515.96	Oh , oh right right , oh right okay room for creativ Oh right I just looked up and saw okay whiteboard , digital pens , the room .	creative process
-B	1521.04	Room .	creative process
-B	1522.42	Oh yeah .	creative process
-C	1523.21	No , of course , yeah .	creative process
-B	1523.93	Well I dunno do you th I think it means um I think it means did you feel you were able to give creative input so Mm-hmm .	creative process
-C	1524.7	Sorry .	creative process
-C	1525.97	Huh .	creative process
-C	1527.22	Yeah .	creative process
-C	1529.11	Yeah I th okay on th um yeah dif answering the question uh in those terms I'd say that actually there's sort of a tease of creativity because we're asked to work through this , but actually the guidelines are fairly contrived in terms of um okay fashion trends , say fruit and vegetable colour scheme , but then i then we're told okay use the co company company colours .	creative process
-B	1551.94	Mm .	creative process
-C	1553.05	So what do we do .	creative process
-C	1554.05	We're told okay um think in terms of style and look and feel and technology , but build something for twelve and a half pounds , so actually the creativity was more more of like a um a f sort of a f formality then an actual Yeah within the constraints the Yeah .	creative process
-B	1560.79	Okay .	creative process
-A	1568.64	You feel like you're caged within whatever y It's like a balloon in a cage , it can only go so big and not hit the side .	creative process
-B	1568.68	Okay .	creative process
-A	1574.8	The constraints do come in very fast .	creative process
-C	1574.87	Yeah , yeah .	creative process
-B	1574.94	Okay uh do you know what , actually let's take each point and everybody discuss it , I think .	creative process
-C	1575.63	So Yeah .	creative process
-B	1579.05	Yeah .	creative process
-B	1579.52	So still on the topic of room for creativity uh next up is Craig .	creative process
-D	1584.55	Um I agree with his point it's um it is quite a lot of fun t to go and then you have sort of hit the end then go right , gotta cut everything out 'cause we don't have enough money .	creative process
-B	1593.16	Yeah .	creative process
-A	1593.79	Yeah .	creative process
-C	1595.43	Yep .	creative process
-A	1596.28	I think another point is that the meetings um are more brainstorming sessions than meetings , so time is also a very s um strong factor , and structure .	creative process
-C	1600.43	Yeah .	creative process
-B	1605.33	Yeah .	creative process
-C	1605.67	Yeah .	creative process
-A	1606.2	Because for a brainstorming meeting you want a structure that allows you to allows ideas to get tossed , um to be evaluated , and to be reviewed , and to get feedback and come back .	creative process
-C	1611.56	Mm-hmm , mm-hmm .	creative process
-B	1611.8	Mm .	creative process
-C	1615.13	Yeah , yeah .	creative process
-A	1615.91	And I guess that point about the room not being r very friendly to that , I think that's a very big thing , and I think the fact that we're wearing these things restricts I feel it 'cause I wear m my glasses , right , and that but that irritates me right it it it does actually you know affect how , w whether you feel comfortable to communicate .	creative process
-C	1620.68	Yeah .	creative process
-C	1624.16	Yeah , sure .	creative process
-B	1626.17	Yeah .	creative process
-C	1629.53	Yeah .	creative process
-C	1632.52	New creativity .	creative process
-A	1635.12	I feel like I'm hiding behind the equipment , rather than the equipment is helping me , and you know .	creative process
-C	1637.32	Yep .	creative process
-C	1639.75	Right .	creative process
-B	1640.02	So you think a more relaxed atmosphere would be more kind of conducive to creative thought or Yeah , but actual environment ?	creative process
-A	1642.63	Not not so much an atmosphere , the atmosphere is very relaxed , but the the gear yeah you know that creates boundaries to that um and and the time the time given also restricts Excuse me .	creative process leadership
-C	1647.53	Mm .	creative process
-C	1649.59	Mm-hmm .	creative process
-B	1649.99	Okay .	creative process
-C	1652.01	Mm-hmm .	creative process
-B	1652.34	Okay .	creative process
-B	1654.52	Very good .	creative process
-B	1655.52	Um what about leadership ?	leadership
-B	1659.14	I don't know if that means like , if I did a good job or something .	leadership
-B	1662.54	I don't really know .	leadership
-C	1663.03	Yeah , well well I mean my sense on that is sort of what kind of guidance and direction , encouragement Yeah from and you as well I think , just sort of acting as team leader .	leadership
-B	1669.6	From like your personal coach person and stuff like that , do you think maybe ?	leadership
-B	1677.16	Okay .	leadership
-C	1677.84	Um yeah I think I think it's I think it's good .	leadership
-C	1680.98	I mean my personal views on on leadership is that effective effective leadership sort of um gives people a certain room for freedom and delegation , but then to come back with something that they take great ownership and you know , innovative thought with .	leadership
-B	1692.12	Mm-hmm .	leadership
-C	1694.67	In in reality I think here the the different elements of leadership such as the the original b briefing and then the personal coach and the and then you know having having you with your the meeting agenda is actually quite a quite a quite a con confining framework to work within .	leadership
-C	1710.93	And so it is leadership almost to the point of sort of disempowering the the the team member , so But it's not bad leadership , it's just sort of s fairly strong , you know .	leadership
-B	1717.76	Uh-huh , okay .	leadership
-C	1723.79	It turns it turns the individual into more of like a um sort of a predetermined mechanism , as opposed to a sort of a free Yeah , oh yeah , without without a doubt .	leadership
-B	1730.32	So you think maybe a little too controlling or Okay .	leadership
-A	1734.72	I think controlling is not the right word , I think the interactions are very structured .	leadership
-C	1736.69	Yeah maybe not co confining .	leadership
-A	1738.7	I think structure is probably what you're saying that , each individual is structured to one particular task , and one parti rather than controlling .	leadership
-C	1738.72	Yeah .	leadership
-C	1739.67	Yeah , yeah .	leadership
-C	1743.38	Mm-hmm , mm-hmm .	leadership
-A	1745.9	I don't think there's a sense of control 'cause all the decisions have been made in terms of a , like a consensus right , we go around and we think about it , but that you know process actually says you have to do it in a certain way .	leadership
-C	1746.31	Mm-hmm .	leadership
-C	1747.42	Mm-hmm .	leadership
-C	1750.12	Mm-hmm , mm-hmm .	leadership
-B	1752.43	Uh-huh .	leadership
-C	1753.78	Mm-hmm , mm-hmm .	leadership
-C	1757.09	Mm-hmm .	leadership
-B	1757.33	Okay .	leadership
-A	1757.61	It doesn't tell you , you know , some ways that you might wanna be a bit more creative in terms of the process you know , not the I think you tried to use the common share folder to to to to communicate , but um it just comes back to us so slow in the email um it it doesn't have a , you know , a messenger will go .	team work leadership
-C	1760.55	Mm .	leadership
-C	1761.18	Mm-hmm , mm-hmm .	leadership
-C	1762.79	Yeah .	leadership
-B	1764.07	Okay , uh what about teamwork ?	team work
-C	1769.62	Um did , you wanna comment Craig ?	team work
-D	1770.93	Uh , reckon that was a bit hard because we could only discuss things in the meeting .	team work
-C	1774.7	Yeah .	team work
-B	1774.82	Yeah .	team work
-D	1775.97	If we could just go up to somebody outside the meeting and have a quick talk with them , that would've been a lot easier .	team work
-C	1779.33	Yeah .	team work
-B	1781.16	Okay .	team work
-C	1781.9	Fully agree .	team work
-B	1791.02	Mm .	team work
-C	1791.19	Yeah .	team work
-B	1796.07	Did uh did you guys get the email I sent you ?	team work
-C	1796.1	Yeah .	team work
-D	1797.91	Not just yet .	team work
-A	1798.19	Yeah .	team work
-B	1798.32	Oh that's alright .	team work
-C	1798.53	Yeah , got the email .	team work
-B	1798.9	I was wondering if that got there okay .	team work
-A	1799.73	Okay .	team work
-B	1801.19	Okay , um so um to s to to summarize the teamwork issue , saying that if we could communicate outside the meeting , you know just like quick questions , quick thoughts , whatever , it probably would be bit easier .	team work
-C	1812.34	Yeah .	team work
-C	1813.79	Yeah , in it Mm-hmm , mm-hmm , mm-hmm , exactly .	team work
-A	1813.99	I think the tools that they were given , the tool set that were given to us are fancy but they don't support collaboration , I think that's the word .	team work
-A	1820.36	They don't support the team working together , you know , they're still very individual tools .	team work
-B	1821.15	Oh right , okay .	team work
-C	1822.55	Yeah , I mean if you Yeah , I mean sort of taking upon that idea , w the way I see this i is that it's uh the the s the structure in which we've we've approached this whole task is quite contrary to the p principle of teamwork because the the tasks were d d sort of um divided , and then the work went on in isolation I I don't know what you guys did while you were together , maybe that was a bit different , but um yeah , but um but actually if you if you imagine not entire the completely same task given to us but us said okay , first thing we have to do is come up with um let's say um a design concept , and we sit here together and do it , well that's what teamwork is .	team work
-B	1846.67	Mm .	team work
-A	1850.51	We had Play-Doh fun .	team work
-B	1867.24	Yeah .	team work
-C	1869.41	To s to say okay go off and don't talk to each other , it's actually p sort of predisposes you to quite the contrary of teamwork .	team work
-B	1871.9	Yeah .	team work
-B	1877.46	Okay .	team work
-C	1877.62	Um not that we haven't done I think the best we could have done .	team work
-B	1880.46	Okay .	team work
-C	1880.72	I'm not dissatisfied with it .	team work
-B	1882.74	Right , uh anything else to say on teamwork at all ?	team work
-A	1886.5	No , not really .	team work
-B	1887.27	Okay , um what about the you know how we used the whiteboard , the digital pens , the projector , stuff like that ?	tools
-B	1896.27	Um did anybody think anything was like really useful , anything was pretty un f unsupportive ?	tools
-C	1896.57	Mm-hmm .	tools
-C	1902.41	I think the whiteboard , for me , is the kind of thing I would use all the time , but it's um not quite as useful as to us as it could have been , maybe just in the way that we we use it , in the sense that once we have an idea out there or while work was going on in between meetings , that could have been up on a board uh you know as opposed to in like in text .	tools
-B	1920.91	Mm .	tools
-C	1924.59	Um , and then we could then keep our ideas sort of building on that .	tools
-C	1928.54	I know that people who design cars and you know in aviation they quite often just have a simple like fibreglass prototype and it's completely you know um abs abstract from the final product , but they use it as a kind of a context to sort of walk around and puzzle and and point and discuss and and and in a way everybody's as we discuss things in the in theoretically and out of our notebooks , we're just we're actually just each of us discussing something that's in each of our own minds .	tools
-B	1938.55	Mm-hmm .	tools
-B	1941.11	Yeah .	tools
-B	1942.63	And point at ?	tools
-B	1943.86	Yeah .	tools
-C	1953.6	It wasn't until we had this here , you know , like at one point I peeked across and looked at Craig's paper and I'm like , now I know what he's thinking 'cause I saw his book .	tools
-B	1955.02	Yeah .	tools
-B	1960.7	Ah .	tools
-C	1962.23	But the b the b whiteboard could've actually been this kind of continuing um Think could be , yeah .	tools
-B	1966.71	So do you think producing a prototype earlier in the process woulda been a good idea ?	tools
-A	1972.11	I think um the the focus of it a lot was the PowerPoint as opposed to the to the whiteboard , and I think that m um is also does you know hinder us and things I think .	tools
-B	1975.81	Yeah .	tools
-C	1976.65	Yeah , yeah .	tools
-C	1978.74	Yeah .	tools
-C	1980.46	Yeah , yeah .	tools
-C	1982.74	Mm-hmm .	tools
-A	1982.76	It will be cooler to have the whiteboard rather than the the PowerPoint , or maybe the whiteboard and the PowerPoint in the same place , you know in the centre of the I think that there were too many PowerPoints in the meetings .	tools
-C	1985.11	Mm-hmm .	tools
-C	1987.94	Yeah .	tools
-C	1990.1	Yeah , yeah .	tools
-B	1990.73	Okay .	tools
-C	1992.07	Yeah , because the PowerPoint was provided to us while we had time to prepare , whereas I can imagine if I'd been encouraged to use Paintbrush , for example , or whatever , I would've actually used it , um 'ca you know , just 'cause that's sorta how we what we were set up to to use while we had our time .	tools
-B	2001.24	Alright .	tools
-B	2009.75	Okay uh Yeah .	tools
-C	2014.1	Mm-hmm .	tools
-D	2014.11	Yeah .	tools
-A	2014.32	'Cause the plug-in and the plugging spent we spent a lot of time doing that .	tools
-C	2016.05	Yeah .	tools
-A	2016.98	And a lot of the information on the PowerPoints , I don't think , you know , we needed to actually it could have , we could have gone through it verbally , especially my slides , I felt that they just you know as opposed to having to present them .	tools
-B	2017.15	Yeah .	tools
-C	2021.66	No , not quite .	tools
-C	2024.05	Yeah .	tools
-C	2025.29	Yeah .	tools
-B	2025.83	Okay .	tools
-C	2027.33	Yeah .	tools
-B	2028.23	What about the digital pens , did you find them easy enough to use ?	tools
-D	2032.68	Oh they're a bit clunky .	tools
-C	2033.07	Sure , yeah .	tools
-A	2035.21	Yep clunky .	tools
-A	2036.81	Agreed .	tools
-B	2037.65	Yeah .	tools
-C	2037.93	Yeah .	tools
-C	2039.35	Yep .	tools
-B	2039.88	Clunky , okay .	tools
-C	2041.21	Mm .	tools
-B	2041.83	Um Yeah .	tools
-A	2043.48	Having to tick it before you go off was a bit hindering as well , 'cause you're half way through a thought , and then you run out of paper and then you have to jump .	tools
-C	2046.45	Mm .	tools
-B	2049.73	I know , I think at the very start of today I like wrote a whole load of stuff , didn't click note on one , then went back and wrote one tiny wee thing on the another page , but then did click note , and so I'm quite worried that I've just written over the top of it or something , but they'll have my paper anyway um and haven't done that since .	tools
-C	2050.08	Yeah .	tools
-C	2060.69	Hmm .	tools
-C	2062.9	Hmm .	tools
-C	2063.27	Mm-hmm , mm-hmm .	tools
-C	2065.94	Hmm .	tools
-A	2066.76	But I think the pen is v is very intuitive , everybody knows how to use it , we don't have to worry .	tools
-C	2069.94	Mm-hmm , mm-hmm , mm-hmm .	tools
-B	2070.26	Yeah , yeah .	tools
-A	2071.05	So I think the pen's good .	tools
-A	2073.11	It's about the best thing .	tools
-C	2074.39	And o on the topic of the technology , it just occurred to me that we actually didn't need to move our computers because each computer has all of the files .	tools
-B	2082.21	Yeah .	tools
-C	2082.45	It just occurred to me that they all We only actually needed one computer .	tools
-A	2083.51	Yeah we only needed one computer and And the computer may not um be conducive to a meeting because um you tend to look at your computer and wanna have the urge to check something , you know , it's useful but I think too many computers are just distracting .	tools
-B	2086.16	Yeah , that's true .	tools
-C	2087.27	If there had been a fifth , that coulda just been sitting there ready to go the whole time .	tools
-D	2088.37	Good point .	tools
-C	2093.33	Yeah .	tools
-C	2096.84	Yeah .	tools
-C	2099.38	Yeah .	tools
-B	2099.97	Yeah .	tools
-B	2101.88	Do you think the computers just provide distraction in a meeting ?	tools
-D	2106.32	Yeah .	tools
-B	2107.28	Okay .	tools
-A	2107.63	Um Yep .	tools
-B	2109.88	I know I I like to have things written down in front of me actually , like a lot of the stuff that was emailed to me I ended up you know like writing down there or something so I could look at it really quickly and not have the distraction of all of that , um I don't know about anybody else .	tools
-C	2112.53	Mm-hmm .	tools
-C	2114.05	Yep .	tools
-C	2116.09	Mm-hmm .	tools
-C	2118.16	Mm-hmm .	tools
-C	2122.39	Mm-hmm .	tools
-B	2123.57	Um what else uh any wh I do I'm not really sure what they're looking for when they say new ideas found .	tools
-B	2133.3	Um I don't know is could you think of like anything else that would have been helpful today at all ?	tools
-D	2134.92	Is this for the project or Oh yeah .	chitchat tools
-C	2143.98	Well , the w main one for me is that uh the process na in a natural f context would not have been interrupted by this necessity to discommunicate ourselves from each other .	tools
-B	2158.99	Mm .	tools
-C	2160.57	So , that's kind of a new idea for me is like just sort of that idea , well you know it's kind of s hard to keep f working forward on a team a team based project when when you're told you must now work away from your team .	tools
-B	2160.58	Yeah if we just had uh Mm-hmm .	tools
-B	2175.1	Yeah I I dunno I think it was quite good that we had time limits on the meetings because they really could have run on and like my experience with meetings is that they really do , and you can spend a lot of time talking about The only thing is though like when we had our meeting about the conceptual design , I thought there maybe another fifteen minutes would have been useful there but um yeah .	tools
-C	2182.23	Oh yeah .	tools
-C	2184.04	Yeah , yeah .	tools
-C	2192.69	Mm-hmm , mm-hmm , mm-hmm .	tools
-B	2197.64	I really thi i I think maybe if we'd like all been working in the one room , and they just said you know like every hour or something everybody make sure yo you know just have a have a short meeting and then just c just to have like something written down , just like you know a a milestone if you like um rather than having meetings , but There you go .	tools
-C	2206.21	Mm-hmm .	tools
-C	2208.69	Mm-hmm .	tools
-C	2211.36	Mm-hmm .	tools
-C	2218.78	Hmm .	tools
-B	2219.12	Um so in closing , I haven't got my five minutes to go .	chitchat
-B	2223.91	Thin Oh there it i Five minutes to go .	chitchat
-B	2226.54	Wonderful .	chitchat
-B	2227.49	Okay um are the costs within the budget , yes they are .	chitchat
-B	2230.82	And is the project evaluated , yes it is .	chitchat
-B	2233.34	So now celebrate .	chitchat
-C	2234.59	Great .	chitchat
-C	2235.54	So it So now we I I don't know .	chitchat
-A	2235.62	And we have Ninja Homer .	chitchat
-B	2238.85	Well apparently now I write the final report .	chitchat
-D	2240.59	Do we know what the other ones are ?	chitchat
-B	2240.86	What are you guys doing now ?	chitchat
-B	2243.01	You dunno ?	chitchat
-D	2243.24	Oh wow .	chitchat
-C	2244.67	Hmm .	chitchat
-B	2245.72	That is lovely .	chitchat
-D	2247.22	Hey yeah , I said Ninja Homer .	chitchat
-C	2249.94	What did you call it ?	chitchat
-A	2251.02	Ninja Homer .	chitchat
-A	2252.68	See it looks like Homer Simpson but it's electronic so it's made in Japan .	chitchat
-C	2254.26	Huh , huh .	chitchat
-B	2255.13	So is that j is that just is that just a logo or does it do anything ?	chitchat
-C	2256.34	Logo .	chitchat
-A	2258.98	Yeah it's just a logo .	chitchat
-B	2259.82	Just a logo and then like Ninja Homer , right okay .	chitchat
-C	2260.67	Huh .	chitchat
-A	2261.58	Ninja Homer .	chitchat
-C	2264.16	Mm .	chitchat
-A	2265.6	The the red is supposed to represent the whatever else you wanna print on the side of it .	chitchat
-C	2270.09	Mm-hmm .	chitchat
-B	2271.19	I think it's quite nice .	chitchat
-C	2271.4	Fashion technology or something .	chitchat
-A	2274.04	You can wear Homer , you can throw Homer when you're frustrated , doh .	chitchat
-C	2276.86	Hmm , hmm , hmm .	chitchat
-B	2279.57	Oh no , that's cool , it's got I'm kind of I'm slightly gutted that we couldn't get plastic and rubber , I think that would have been nice .	chitchat
-C	2280.87	Hmm .	chitchat
-A	2281.32	It's clunky .	chitchat
-C	2284.92	Yeah , yeah .	chitchat
-B	2286.35	Ah well , maybe from now on real reaction should give us more money .	chitchat
-C	2289.04	Mm-hmm .	chitchat
-A	2290.32	Oh , I did learn something new , Play-Doh is useful .	chitchat
-C	2290.55	Hmm .	chitchat
-B	2293.64	Play-Doh s Really ?	chitchat
-A	2293.9	No it is it is .	chitchat
-A	2294.6	It is useful and in in in in in in in um conceptualizing , in being creative .	chitchat
-C	2295.48	Huh .	chitchat
-C	2298.07	Huh .	chitchat
-A	2300.28	'Cause like you say , it's something you can put your hands on and feel and touch and get a sense for .	chitchat
-C	2303.12	Yeah .	chitchat
-B	2303.46	Yeah .	chitchat
-A	2304.31	Like we were playing with the Play-Doh and the ideas came with the Play-Doh rather than with everything else .	chitchat
-B	2307.59	Did they ?	chitchat
-A	2309.24	You might wanna write that down .	chitchat
-C	2309.96	Yeah .	chitchat
-A	2310.44	It's just , I'm just fiddling with the Play-Doh , and I'm going yeah yeah it's kinda cool .	chitchat
-B	2310.69	Okay .	chitchat
-B	2312.58	Play-Doh .	chitchat
-C	2313.08	No , it's true , yeah .	chitchat
-D	2314.66	Guess I'd forgot how good s Play-Doh smells .	chitchat
-C	2316.82	Hmm .	chitchat
-B	2316.91	Yeah , it smells funny doesn't it .	chitchat
-C	2318.56	And some Play-Dohs are actually I think edible aren't they ?	chitchat
-B	2318.69	Um Yeah like the stuff for I think it has to be , yeah .	chitchat
-A	2320.96	No , all Play-Doh is edible .	chitchat
-D	2321.71	I think they're all non-toxic 'cause it's aimed for like two-year-olds .	chitchat
-A	2323.34	It's just wheat , it's the stuff that your mom could make with preservatives and uh It's helpful to the creative process .	chitchat
-C	2326.47	Wow , hmm .	chitchat
-B	2326.58	Yeah um so to wha what are your summarising words about Play-Doh ?	chitchat
-C	2332.17	Huh .	chitchat
-A	2333.47	Um it engages all your senses not just your sight , but your sense of feel your sense of touch .	chitchat
-B	2333.49	Okay .	chitchat
-C	2337.32	Yep .	chitchat
-A	2338.77	And it helps you to understand dimension as well .	chitchat
-C	2338.85	Taste .	chitchat
-A	2342.96	I think that that's very helpful because it it starts to pop up , whereas on a piece of paper , on a computer , on a board , um even with a three D_ graphic thing it still , it requires a lot of yeah tangible , that's a nice word .	chitchat
-B	2343.25	Yeah .	chitchat
-C	2344.15	Yeah .	chitchat
-B	2347.76	Yeah .	chitchat
-C	2347.77	Mm-hmm , yep .	chitchat
-C	2349.25	Yeah .	chitchat
-D	2352.26	Yeah it's not very tangible .	chitchat
-C	2352.76	Yeah .	chitchat
-B	2354.05	Mm-hmm .	chitchat
-C	2354.49	Mm-hmm , mm-hmm , mm-hmm .	chitchat
-A	2355.94	It becomes tangible .	chitchat
-C	2357.61	Mm-hmm .	chitchat
-B	2358.76	Tangible .	chitchat
-B	2362.67	Okay uh Mm .	chitchat
-B	2371.65	I don't know if there's anything else we needed to discuss .	chitchat
-A	2373.56	Nope .	chitchat
-B	2377.06	That that's about it really .	chitchat
-B	2381.59	Just sit still I guess for a little while .	chitchat
-A	2387.12	I think we could probably do it here as long as we don't collaborate .	chitchat
-B	2387.52	Um Well I dunno .	chitchat
-B	2390.77	Um I'm sure the little uh the little thing'll pop up any minute now .	chitchat
-A	2395.86	Can we turn off the microphones ?	chitchat
-B	2398.3	Yeah , yeah if the meeting's over then yeah I guess so .	chitchat

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-C	0.08	Uh , making a profit of fifty million Euros .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	0.75	Alright so twenty five .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	4.08	Mm 'kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	4.8	So , it's go gonna have to be be pretty damn trendy .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	5.43	So yeah , I've The only the only remote controls I've used usually come with the television , and they're fairly basic .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	10.96	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	11.3	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	11.75	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	13.19	So uh Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	13.78	Yeah , I was thinking that as well , I think the the only ones that I've seen that you buy are the sort of one for all type things where they're , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	20.18	Yeah the universal ones .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	21.81	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	22.49	So presumably that might be an idea to put into .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	25.54	But but to sell it for twenty five you need a lot of neat features .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	26.66	Slim .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	30.29	For sure .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	30.47	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	30.77	Yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	31.86	Uh 'cause I mean , what uh twenty five Euros , that's about I dunno , fifteen Pounds or so ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	38.36	Mm-hmm , it's about that .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	38.66	And that's quite a lot for a remote control .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	40.6	Yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	40.66	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	42.36	Um well my first thoughts would be most remote controls are grey or black .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	48.29	As you said they come with the T_V_ so it's normally just your basic grey black remote control functions , so maybe we could think about colour ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	51.19	Uh-huh .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	56.08	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	56.23	Make that might make it a bit different from the rest at least .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	60.32	Um , and as you say , we need to have some kind of gimmick , so um I thought maybe something like if you lose it and you can whistle , you know those things ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	65.83	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	71.75	The the keyrings , yeah yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	72.31	Because we always lose our remote control .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	74.34	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	74.58	Okay , that's cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	75.64	Uh yeah uh , being as a Marketing Exper Expert I will like to say like before deciding the cost of this remote control or any other things we must see the market potential for this product like what is the competition in the market ?	discussion
-B	91.91	What are the available prices of the other remote controls in the prices ?	discussion
-B	95.75	What speciality other remote controls are having and how complicated it is to use these remote controls as compared to other remote controls available in the market .	discussion
-C	99.12	Okay .	discussion
-B	106.74	So before deciding or before finalising this project , we must discuss all these things , like and apart from this , it should be having a good look also , because people really li uh like to play with it when they are watching movies or playing with or playing with their C_D_ player , M_P_ three player like any electronic devices .	look and usability discussion
-D	112.52	Okay .	discussion
-D	120.16	Mm .	look and usability
-D	125.73	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	127.28	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	127.61	They really want to have something good , having a good design in their hands , so , yes , all this .	look and usability
-D	130.2	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	130.88	Okay .	look and usability
-C	132.27	'Kay .	look and usability
-A	133.91	Uh , what do we think a What do we think a good size would be for this ?	look and usability
-C	134.13	So , we're looking for 'Kay .	look and usability
-C	140.14	We're Sorry , carry on .	look and usability
-A	144.4	'Cause I I know as you add more buttons to the remote it sometimes gets so big and clunky and there's just like a hundred buttons on it , or you could have a really small slim one but then you could lose it easily .	look and usability
-D	148.99	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	149.28	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	151.02	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	151.28	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	154.08	Then you lose it , yeah .	look and usability
-C	154.71	Okay .	look and usability
-D	155.89	Kind of um , maybe more like a P_D_A_ kind of , just hand held , like , 'cause Yeah .	look and usability
-C	162.73	For for uh remember we're trying to make it for twelve Euros fifty .	look and usability
-D	168.0	No , I wasn't , no sorry I wasn't thinking of the screen of like a P_D_A_ but Okay .	look and usability closing
-C	170.44	Okay well right we'll have to um I'll we're k having another meeting in half an hour so um we should all look into a bit uh , oh actually , no , we'll allocate .	closing
-C	182.88	So you do the looking around at other remote controls .	closing
-B	186.61	Yeah .	closing
-C	187.44	Um , if you could maybe come up with sort of shapes and suggested shades or whatever , and you could look into um basically how how it's made I_E_ like how you make it all in one , how what sort of materials are available to you whatever .	closing
-C	210.53	And obviously , other instructions will come from the personal coach .	closing
-A	214.88	Right .	closing
-C	215.63	Which will probably just usurp what I said so Shapes and colours and um basically how to make it attractive .	closing
-D	217.76	So you want me to look at shapes and everything you said ?	closing
-D	219.73	Yep .	closing
-D	220.45	Okay .	closing
-C	225.11	Uh .	closing
-D	225.21	Mm-hmm .	closing
-C	228.98	And you look at competition and design .	closing
-B	230.82	Yep .	closing
-C	234.55	Cool .	closing
-D	235.8	Okay .	closing
-A	236.63	Okay .	closing
-C	237.31	So we have uh Um .	closing
-A	239.96	Wait for emails ?	closing
-B	241.4	Uh .	closing
-A	255.4	Hmm .	closing
-C	279.54	Okay , groovy .	closing
-C	281.9	And no doubt we'll get um Sorry .	closing
-D	283.89	Oh no , .	closing
-D	285.04	Sorry it's okay .	closing
-C	286.02	We'll get um warnings for next meetings as well .	closing
-D	289.91	Okay , cool .	closing
-C	291.94	Okay .	closing
-C	292.69	I shall I can't imagine these are worth much .	closing
-C	298.86	Okay .	closing
-B	299.07	Hmm .	closing
-C	302.71	Fashion into electronic .	closing
-C	305.73	Okay .	closing

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-C	0	.	NO_TOPIC
-C	2.55	Um minutes from the last meeting which were essentially that we uh had decided on roles for each of you , however , um there are some changes that I've got from on high that um are a bit uh well w what I didn't actually realise it was that the uh this is for a specific television .	opening
-D	17.03	Okay .	opening
-D	28.17	Okay .	opening
-C	29.1	So the all in one idea goes out the window .	opening
-C	31.33	And they require that the uh actually I'll get to that at the end point number four , um we'll get what you've got and then we can see what we can adapt from it .	opening
-D	31.56	Mm-hmm .	opening
-C	45.31	So um , presentations , were you anybody got , raring to go ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	50.86	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	51.99	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	52.16	Raring to go ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	52.93	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	53.88	Good stuff .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	57.75	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	62.72	Um .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	63.47	Oh I need to plug you in .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	63.56	So how S Sh do you want me to hold it ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	76.47	Wow .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	76.68	Just about .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	78.16	It's a inspired design .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	86.78	Uh there we go , just screw 'em on in .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	89.19	Gonna have to swap them round so now , it was function F_ eight .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	94.87	So , after that ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	98.58	F_ eight .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	100.97	That's the wee blue one .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	101.29	f oh sorry F_ eight .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	103.83	Blue one F_ eight .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	106.71	Should do it , good one .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	106.74	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	110.31	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	117.75	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	119.08	Uh , me again , Rajan the Marketing Expert .	marketing expert presentation
-B	123.28	Uh , as we have decided in the last meeting that I have to find out , sorry , yeah sure .	marketing expert presentation
-C	127.14	Hold on , sorry .	marketing expert presentation
-C	130.12	and if you just click that it'll go ahead , one at a time .	marketing expert presentation
-B	132.1	Yeah , yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-B	133.41	Uh actually , sorry I have to see the other , sorry .	marketing expert presentation
-C	137.83	Sorry , uh .	marketing expert presentation
-B	139.96	Yeah , thank you .	marketing expert presentation
-B	141.72	Uh , yes , I have to look at the uh market potential for this product , uh , like consumer likings and everything , what is the potential for this product and are we able to achieve our a net profit or our aims or not ?	marketing expert presentation
-B	158.89	Then Sorry .	marketing expert presentation
-C	161.18	P press F_ five to start it first .	marketing expert presentation
-B	164.98	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-B	165.62	Yeah , I can , okay .	marketing expert presentation
-A	167.7	Hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-C	169.17	Jesus .	marketing expert presentation
-B	169.56	Uh then uh the methodology I adopted to find out all this was market survey .	user requirements
-B	178.0	A a detailed market survey on consumers was done to find out their likings and dislikings , what they prefer what they not prefer , w what problems they do encounter in all this type of things .	user requirements
-B	189.39	And what we got was , we found that if you uh , what they th what problems they are having with different uh remote controls available in the market .	user requirements
-B	202.08	Seventy five percent of users they do find it that the remote controls available in the market are ugly .	user requirements
-B	207.49	They are not so good looking .	user requirements
-B	208.95	So , we have to put stress on this , uh we have to take care of this fact also like our design , uh should be appropriate , should be good looking for the consumers .	user requirements
-B	219.52	And yes that's wi uh this will definitely , this can definitely put uh uh enhance our sales .	user requirements
-B	228.16	Uh and even uh the good thing about this is that eighty percent of users they are willing to pay high uh pay more for this uh good looking remote controls also .	user requirements
-B	239.0	So even if the available market goes for the available uh even if the market goes for the available remote control is less even then we can sell it at twenty five Euros , which maybe which may seem quite high but if our looks are are if the re remote control we design have a good better uh better look uh designs , then we can hope that consumers will prefer these g remote controls .	user requirements
-C	263.73	Excellent .	user requirements
-B	264.53	Then And the second thing , some some companies they think that they should have more and more functions of the users uh or in their remote controls , but rather than those having more functions in the remote controls we should emphasise what actually consumer want , what they operate , rather than making it too complicated .	user requirements
-B	290.87	Because mostly it has been found that fifty percent of the users they use only ten percent of the buttons , so there is no point of having ninety percent buttons making the remote controls too bulky , too complicated too expensive a because I think I believe that technology is useful only if uh the consumers they want to use it .	user requirements
-B	310.9	Otherwise there is no point of having all this type of things .	user requirements
-B	313.84	So this will not only reduce the cost of our remote controls but it will increase our profit also .	user requirements
-B	321.29	So we have to take care of this fact also .	user requirements
-B	324.55	Then .	marketing expert presentation
-B	326.39	Uh it was function I want to go to .	marketing expert presentation
-C	328.36	Oh you wanna go back ?	marketing expert presentation
-C	329.15	Just escape .	marketing expert presentation
-B	330.39	Uh , escape , okay thank you .	marketing expert presentation
-B	333.37	Then if we look at this slide , uh these are in your shared documents , you can see , like Uh , sorry .	marketing expert presentation
-C	336.94	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-C	340.45	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	342.87	So , sorry I was just gonna say , what was the question for this ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	346.25	Or is are you coming on to that ?	marketing expert presentation
-B	348.84	Ah t look all the market potential , what uh how we should design consu our remote controls , what they should be there so as to en enhance our profit , enhance our sales .	user target group
-D	351.27	Okay .	user target group
-D	358.47	So these percentages are are what ?	user target group
-B	360.28	Yeah , these are different age group persons like uh sorry , I can open it in another way .	user target group
-C	369.05	Okay .	user target group
-B	369.74	Uh , yes .	user target group
-C	370.03	Speech recognition .	user target group
-B	371.74	If we look at the costs whether the consumers they are willing to uh pay more for speech recognition in a remote control or not , we can find that they up to a thirty five years age group we have a very good disliking for this uh this uh point , like for speech recognition in a remote control .	user target group
-B	391.48	So we can emphasise on this point also like , because it will definitely enhance our sales in this ag in this particular age group from uh fifteen to thirty five , and I uh and I think that most of the users of the rem uh T_V_ are belong to this age group .	user target group
-D	397.73	Hmm .	user target group
-C	408.34	Hmm .	user target group
-B	408.44	So we should look Yeah .	user target group
-C	409.34	We're als we we're looking at who buys it as well .	user target group
-B	412.63	We can look at that that factor also , so yes .	user target group
-C	416.27	Uh , which I think the twenty five to thirty five is uh usual , sort of .	user target group
-D	420.56	Mm , mm .	user target group
-B	420.77	Yeah .	user target group
-B	421.67	So , and And then Yes .	marketing expert presentation
-C	428.8	Fifteen to twe Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-B	434.61	I think so .	marketing expert presentation
-B	435.82	Uh if we look at this data how how uh h how what are the problems the consumers are facing with the existing remote controls in the market .	user requirements
-B	445.66	They find that thirt uh thirty five percent uh thirty four percent of the consumers they find too difficult to operate a remote control .	user requirements
-B	452.65	So it should be in such a way that it should be easy to learn how to operate these remote controls and we should provide pl uh spe uh proper manuals for its use also so as that people consumers could easily learn .	user requirements
-B	466.56	They need not to have any , much technical knowledge to see uh to know how to operate these remote controls .	user requirements
-D	469.26	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-B	472.7	So this is also a very goo uh major factor to loo uh take into consideration to enhance our profits and sales .	marketing expert presentation
-B	480.28	So um this is all about uh market potential by me .	marketing expert presentation
-D	485.75	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-B	486.33	Uh , yes , th thank you .	marketing expert presentation
-C	487.7	Okay , thank you .	marketing expert presentation
-C	489.34	Um , follow on with Helen ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	492.23	Yeah please .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	492.36	Yep , sure , that's cool , um Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	494.81	Yeah we have to take that out .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	495.87	Oh , so we do yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	496.75	Sorry .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	498.59	Fun and games .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	500.78	Sorry .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	501.16	Don't know if the cable's gonna be long enough .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	503.49	Uh sorry , I have .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	504.01	I think I just kicked over whatever it runs on underneath as well .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	507.46	Brian , this one also I .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	508.66	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	508.96	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	511.09	I can turn my computer quickly if that's okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	511.17	Thank you very much Brian .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	514.33	If you want me to help , yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	515.51	Um , yep .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	523.87	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	524.36	Okay , and then what do I press , F_ eight ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	525.73	Uh F_ eight .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	526.59	Function F_ eight .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	526.69	Function F_ eight .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	527.94	Oh right .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	531.23	Mm s .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	532.26	Okay , cool .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	533.17	It's not coming .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	533.89	Oh .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	534.26	Function F_ eight , okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	539.74	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	540.8	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	541.27	No signal .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	543.48	Hmm .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	544.31	Computer .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	548.09	There you go .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	548.4	Computer adjusting , yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	549.11	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	549.86	Cool .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	554.26	Okay and then how do I press the the big one , to get it on to the big F_ five and I press that again to get it off as well do I ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	554.42	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	557.2	Uh F_ five .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	560.84	Um , F_ five and escape'll bring it back and just uh the left button for advancing .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	561.04	Escape .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	568.18	Okay , so um I'm the interface design designer , User Interface Designer sorry , uh I'm concerned with um w what effect the apparatus should have on the user and um I'm I'm also I want to point out that our motto , put the fashion in electronics , so obviously we as a company we want to make our products trendy and fashionable , it's a big concern of ours .	interface specialist presentation
-D	597.73	Okay , and how do I press n just the next button ?	interface specialist presentation
-C	600.49	Uh just a left uh left mouse button .	interface specialist presentation
-D	600.68	The arrow ?	interface specialist presentation
-D	602.58	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-D	603.65	So um I looked at existing designs and also um the information that Raj gave us was very useful about what people like , what people dislike .	interface specialist presentation
-D	613.34	Um and what people fashionable , because we said people between twenty five and thirty five were the main um buyers of of our T_V_ I think .	interface specialist presentation
-C	620.35	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	625.03	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-D	625.29	So um what they like and what they find fashionable .	interface specialist presentation
-C	630.14	'Kay .	interface specialist presentation
-D	630.6	And ergonomics , we said um , I don't know I haven't actually been able to do any of this myself , but um maybe that comes up , I don't know .	interface specialist presentation
-C	639.59	That can come under Arlo as well .	interface specialist presentation
-D	640.66	And the findings , well the basic that was the basic function to send messages to the television set .	interface specialist presentation
-D	648.63	That's what people want to do .	interface specialist presentation
-C	648.79	Uh .	interface specialist presentation
-D	650.36	Um , so they need to be included , um , but I've got some pictures here of some leading ones .	interface specialist presentation existing products
-D	657.96	I don't know how to get to them , do I press F_ five is it ?	existing products
-C	659.74	Uh if you if you escape then you can see your bar .	existing products
-D	661.25	escape ?	existing products
-D	664.14	Oh okay , cool .	existing products
-D	665.9	I haven't got my glasses on so I hope it's this one .	existing products
-D	669.02	These are two leading um remote controls at the moment .	existing products
-C	669.26	Uh okay .	existing products
-D	673.49	You know they're grey , they've I mean this one's got loads of buttons , it's hard to tell from here what they actually do , and they don't look very exciting at all .	existing products
-C	673.74	'Kay .	existing products
-D	683.24	Um , personally I prefer this one just because it's looks easier use , it's a bit more sleek with more of this silver stuff , um , but there you go , that's what we're up against , and I think we can do much better than that .	existing products
-C	692.62	Mm-hmm .	existing products
-A	699.96	Of course .	existing products
-D	700.29	Um hang on .	interface specialist presentation
-C	700.81	We hope so .	existing products
-D	703.97	F_ five , okay , sorry .	interface specialist presentation
-D	708.37	Personal preferences .	interface specialist presentation
-D	709.69	Um , well I think we need to l I think the ergonomics is quite um important , um Uh-huh .	interface specialist presentation
-C	717.71	Yeah , particularly if we've uh there was a bit in Raj's about R_S_I_ and things as well .	interface specialist presentation
-B	723.4	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-D	724.27	And um I thought not too edgy and like a box , more kind of hand-held more um not as uh computery and or organic , yeah , more organic shape I think .	interface specialist presentation
-C	735.13	Organic .	interface specialist presentation
-D	739.12	Um simple designs , like the last one we just saw , not too many buttons and as Raj pointed out , only ten percent fifty percent of people only use ten percent of the buttons , so I think what we can miss out on the buttons we can make up for in design and and how nice it looks .	interface specialist presentation
-C	748.68	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	754.08	Sales , .	interface specialist presentation
-C	757.24	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-D	757.78	Um , hand-held and portable I think is portamint is important because T_F_T_ have just um released um I think is it a a remote control for presentations or uh and a big seven inch big screen , anyway , so um Yeah , no seven inches isn't that big but um anyway um so hand-held and portable and uh m I thought about other functions for T_V_ but as you pointed out people don't actually want that , so maybe we forget about that .	interface specialist presentation
-C	770.8	Yeah it's like a , yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-C	775.51	It's .	interface specialist presentation
-C	785.0	Right .	interface specialist presentation
-C	789.76	And also the company want to keep it stuck to the T_V_ for uh to keep down the production time .	interface specialist presentation
-B	789.81	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-D	795.41	It's for one T_V_ oh right okay , sure .	interface specialist presentation
-D	798.53	And so the last thing I thought w which I quickly mentioned in the other one was maybe a bit of a gimmick to set us apart from other people , like glow-in-the-dark um which does already e exist but it's not very widely used I don't think .	interface specialist presentation
-C	803.68	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-B	807.2	Exactly .	interface specialist presentation
-B	807.96	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-C	811.33	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-D	814.03	Easy finder with the a whistle function or something , or rechargeable station because it's a pain when you run out of batteries .	interface specialist presentation
-C	816.51	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-C	821.36	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-D	821.78	And I think that , yep , that's it .	interface specialist presentation
-C	824.79	That's cool .	interface specialist presentation
-A	825.35	So uh , I noticed your talk about speech recognition and whistling , and uh I was just curious to know , have we done any research into how many people can whistle ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	825.45	Okay ?	interface specialist presentation
-D	830.14	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	836.53	Um , or if is that a function we want in the remote ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	840.32	Um , I haven't been able to Mm-hmm , yeah or some sort of voice Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	840.48	Um , do you have trouble whistling ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	842.96	I don't , but I I know a lot of people do right .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	845.18	Really ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	845.86	Ooh .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	845.89	Yeah it just I mean it has to be a certain kind of whistle too , right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	848.55	Yeah , I suppose that's true .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	849.66	Well I suppo uh you could y you could have the you could have the basically um instead of a whistle if it's got the voice recognition you could have it just , you know , where are you ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	859.4	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	859.67	That's costly though .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	860.41	Um a much easier thing is just any loud noise like clapping um , shouting , you know , uh and then , what would the response be ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	863.85	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	864.21	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	864.83	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	866.58	Sounds good .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	868.96	It beeps back at you or something ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	871.56	Yeah , something .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	873.2	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	875.68	Well , uh let me set this up .	industrial designer presentation
-A	879.75	So I plug it in , press F_ five ?	industrial designer presentation
-A	882.39	Function F_ five ?	industrial designer presentation
-C	883.3	Function F_ eight for the um the uh Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-A	885.28	Or function F_ eight ?	industrial designer presentation
-A	888.89	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-D	889.48	Oh you need to twiddle the thingamibobsy thing .	industrial designer presentation
-A	893.2	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	893.71	I think it's uh just to lock it in .	industrial designer presentation
-A	897.08	It's got it .	industrial designer presentation
-D	898.12	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	902.38	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	904.41	Um .	industrial designer presentation
-A	906.81	So as the Industrial Designer my job is to take an input from you guys , um so it's good you went first , and I jotted down some notes as to what are the b needs and uh what kind of novel features we can add to differentiate our product from the others .	industrial designer presentation
-C	914.26	Alright .	industrial designer presentation
-C	917.08	Let's remember that .	industrial designer presentation
-A	926.13	Um so Raj told us that uh consumers are willing to spend more for fancy products , and um he also mentioned that uh the current products don't always match users' operating behaviour .	industrial designer presentation
-A	942.61	Um , a lot of the buttons aren't used , and uh he mentioned that they're not fun to use .	industrial designer presentation
-A	951.43	And uh a novel feature which uh we just brought up was this this automatic speech recognition feature or noise detection feature for when you lose the remote , there could be a little microphone on it , and any noise over a certain threshold um it'll pick up as a a distress signal um from you and it'll beep back and say you know oh here I am or something of this sort .	industrial designer presentation
-C	969.81	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-C	973.62	But sure surely that would have to be um sort of specific rather than above a threshold 'cause if you had a loud movie on you're likely to get it beeping back at you .	industrial designer presentation
-D	981.18	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-A	982.02	Oh yeah , yeah , that's true .	industrial designer presentation
-D	983.19	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-A	983.99	Well maybe you could have a um hmm tha that would be a consideration to take into account yes .	industrial designer presentation
-A	991.72	Um .	industrial designer presentation
-C	992.75	Sorry I didn't mean to derail you there .	industrial designer presentation
-A	994.31	Yeah well tha that's uh for later down the road um , and then as for the user interface it should be trendy , um and not computery , right , so more low tech and not too many buttons .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1007.74	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1008.44	So I took these all into consideration and also I have some limitations from the boss .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1014.4	Right um , and practical limitations which I kinda threw out the window .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1022.45	And so I did a little research and unfortunately all I had to work on was our uh our corporate archives of the great products we've made before , which include , you know , um space craft , coffee makers , and bullet trains Or uh or a high speed train .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1039.25	Ah is that what that is ?	industrial designer presentation
-A	1042.04	Right and having personally worked with all these products uh I have a great deal of experience with uh with industrial design of these .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1048.1	Well that's cool .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1049.09	If you if you can build space craft you'll have no problem with a remote control , yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1051.94	Right .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1052.24	Yeah sure .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1053.01	So , I figured , just put 'em all together .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1058.01	You got a a caffeine powered space shuttle train transport to your T_V_ , and um as for the user interface problem , you know , too many buttons .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1066.67	Hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1071.04	Give it one button and and it's a you know , for the the cowboy in all of us I I'm not quite sure what the the function is there but Yeah it's a g I mean you could have a you know a Right .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1082.95	Right okay .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1082.97	Well I like that design .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1087.8	Is that just switches on the speech recognition and it's entirely speech operated , is it ?	industrial designer presentation
-C	1091.64	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1091.98	So I think I I missed the budget thing , it was fifty million Euros ?	industrial designer presentation
-C	1095.42	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1095.95	And we gotta sell twenty five of them ?	industrial designer presentation
-D	1098.34	Yeah , not a problem .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1098.36	Right .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1099.68	Fifty million was uh prof As a profit .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1099.91	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1100.1	Ah now it's fif fifty million Euros we've gotta uh we've g gotta make profit , so we're making that at twelve and a half Euros a time .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1104.78	Oh okay , so I I mixed those numbers .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1108.86	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1109.83	Well I guess more realistically then , we need a product that's got some kinda nifty outer casing , cheap plastic uh , you know , um that should be just like uh a tenth of the price maybe or less .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1117.57	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1122.56	An energy source which'd probably just be uh your regular batteries um , we don't wanna have it Uh .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1126.28	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1127.47	Would it be possible to have the rechargeable idea ?	industrial designer presentation
-C	1130.17	Is that is that gonna mark up a lot ?	industrial designer presentation
-D	1131.46	Or a little base station or something , .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1132.97	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1133.48	Yeah , yeah , we could do that too .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1136.04	Um , I hadn't thought of that .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1137.47	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1137.95	That might cost more though , 'cause obviously with batteries we don't need to provide , well we provide the first batteries , but it's more , it's that's cheaper to just provide batteries .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1143.65	Yeah , yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1146.15	Right .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1146.46	I mean if you think about these base stations now it's essentially just a a lead with a sort of self connecting brake in it , so I don't think it'd up up the price that much .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1151.55	A battery in it , kinda .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1154.31	Right , so so the unirs the user interface uh the canonical user interface for these would be just a bunch of buttons , but since we're a cutting edge company , we uh of course will have alternatives like uh speech recognition , whistling recognition and rocket power behind our product .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1154.68	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1156.83	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1173.25	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1175.59	Um and lastly the transmission interface is uh , just some engineering thing you don't have to worry about .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1181.86	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1183.22	Um so here's you know , a great schematic that my uh apprentice designer gave me .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1189.38	Um as you can see the the remote control have parts and those parts look like that and um you know it's got a little operating procedure that looks something like that .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1204.12	And I suppose you all know how it works because we've all used it and we wouldn't be in a company designing remote controls if we didn't know what they were so uh personal preferences , I think uh programmable options which um just require a small amount of memory , uh non volatile memory , just um so the user can put in their favourite channels and maybe their preferred volume settings so that when they turn it on it's not blasting .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1225.17	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1232.17	Mm that's a good idea actually I like the programmable options .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1234.12	Yeah , me too .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1235.54	Oh okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1236.48	And the uh , the bells and whistles that we mentioned you know , they take more budgeting , um more technical uh expenditure of effort and it's also much more likely to not work if if we add these bells and whistles .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1249.02	Right .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1249.05	Mm 'kay .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1251.68	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1253.75	That's all I got .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1254.23	'Kay , thank you very much , um I'll take that back .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1262.59	Ooh that's tight .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1264.07	Right , also so um a notice I got not very long before the meeting , so didn't manage to forward it on to you , it is let's see , I'll find it myself , um Ta nah .	new requirements
-A	1283.0	Okay , I don't think we need to screw it in .	new requirements
-A	1285.25	Just push it .	new requirements
-B	1288.33	Yeah .	new requirements
-C	1292.12	We had that um to dis-include teletext um because it's become outdated , and everybody uses the internet anyway .	new requirements
-D	1302.88	Mm-hmm .	new requirements
-C	1303.08	Um , dunno what Oracle would have to say with that but never mind .	new requirements
-C	1306.88	Um it's only for the television , which I'm presuming means it's for a specific television , and um instead of colours and sorta colour options , they want corporate colour and slogan somehow implemented in the new design .	new requirements
-D	1312.17	Okay .	new requirements
-D	1323.28	Corporate colour .	new requirements
-C	1324.42	Yellow .	new requirements
-D	1325.52	Okay .	new requirements
-A	1326.16	Yellow .	new requirements
-C	1329.17	I presume .	new requirements
-C	1330.5	Um , everything , all their sort of uh you know the uh corporate website and everything's yellow .	new requirements
-D	1338.18	Mm-hmm .	new requirements
-C	1339.75	And the logo uh the sort of slogan we put the fa fashion in electronics uh I don't know exactly how sort of incorpor I mean , I guess if you're going for a sort of globular shape you could kind of have it working its way round it or something .	new requirements
-D	1356.72	Yeah .	new requirements
-C	1359.09	Uh , where am I ?	new requirements
-D	1359.38	Okay .	new requirements
-C	1366.52	Okay , so , we have to decide on which functions we're going to actually have .	discussion
-D	1372.32	'Kay .	discussion
-C	1373.13	Uh , now , we had as listed options we had speech recognition potentially , flat screen interface , L_C_D_ interface um we also want to limit the number of buttons so we'll pretty much take that one as read .	discussion
-D	1392.83	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-C	1394.69	We'll use the the basic functions for a television .	discussion
-D	1394.69	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-C	1397.56	No teletext .	discussion
-C	1400.49	Um okay hold on .	discussion
-D	1401.67	Although the the danger with that is , it could look a bit cheap .	discussion
-C	1406.71	Not enough buttons you mean ?	discussion
-D	1408.23	Yeah .	discussion
-D	1409.22	Well Mm .	discussion
-C	1409.23	So sorta strike a balance between a a few and a or it looks like we're just cutting on the um I do however have this from over my head , that they don't want teletext on it .	discussion
-D	1415.28	On the number of buttons , kind of functions and stuff .	discussion
-D	1420.0	Mm-hmm , okay .	discussion
-D	1422.44	Okay , cool .	discussion
-C	1424.26	Uh maybe Raj you could find out what people would think about that , or maybe they'll send some information about that , about um what people , whether people would require um teletext in a remote teletext option in a remote control .	discussion
-B	1429.86	About cost .	discussion
-B	1438.09	Okay .	discussion
-C	1442.39	Okay um .	discussion
-C	1446.25	So uh I take it your position Arlo is that the bells and whistles we've gotta come up with the a gimmick but not too complicated a gimmick .	discussion
-A	1456.34	Yeah yeah .	discussion
-C	1456.78	Um so I mean a a the sort of inkling I'm getting from little bits of um web chatter that I'm getting sent is that they're quite interested in a T_F_T_ display , interactive display .	discussion
-C	1470.4	However that does sound a bit like the more complicated design that rav uh sorry Raj um said people didn't like .	discussion
-D	1483.44	Mm-hmm , mm-hmm .	discussion
-C	1483.89	Although I guess if there's a sort of If you think about standard interfaces that people use already , sort of Windows-style drop down menus or whatever , I think maybe that's a bit , going a bit far but you know like in a basic sense that you could have your basic selection of buttons , and if you hit a sort of menu at the top you have um it goes to a different selection of buttons , so it sorta keeps it simple .	discussion
-D	1490.77	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-D	1493.6	Yeah .	discussion
-D	1508.03	Yeah .	discussion
-D	1509.64	Okay .	discussion
-C	1510.68	Um glow in the dark , is that sort of with a light inside it or is it sort of glow in the dark material ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1516.47	Um Glow in the dark material I was thinking .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1518.0	Uh .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1519.33	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1520.36	So Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1520.61	Um , so I I guess that would be cheaper than a light I think .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1520.97	I Uh may I say something about ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1524.52	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1525.18	Uh actually I think it's really really very important point uh as if we look at the market because people mor fifty percent people they find that the remote controls are often lost somewhere in the remote , in the room .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1538.54	But yeah are lost and means they forget where they have kept the remote control last time .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1538.55	Often lost s was that , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1539.58	Lost , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1544.24	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1544.34	But if we add speech recognition as well as glow in the dark then both these factors will help their locating the remote control , like if they come and speak something at the remote control uh replies to something something and it glows in the dark .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1550.76	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1560.05	Both these factors uh both these points will help them to locate the where they have kept this remote control , and this will definitely enhance our uh market sales , so we should take it into consideration also .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1564.02	That's cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1564.71	Mm-hmm , mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1566.14	That's cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1573.21	Okay , cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1574.45	Um speech recognition I take it I don't , I've I know of no products um that use speech recognition well .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1574.52	Well hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1579.49	Oh it's They're act there there was a remote control that came out two years ago that had a some basic speech recognition on it .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1589.62	You could programme it with your channels and then you say you know like uh B_B_C_ one and it goes to that channel .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1595.83	Really ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1596.69	Yeah , it didn't work very well though because of this noise interference problem .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1599.6	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1599.88	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1600.02	They mentioned you know if the television says you are listening to B_B_C_ one .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1603.49	Yeah , or a yeah an advert an advert for B_B_C_ two on B_B_C_ one'll switch the channel for you kinda thing .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1608.8	Right , right , and so there was a lot of this , you'd be watching the T_V_ and then all of a sudden it'd it'd pick up a noise and turn it off or you know or turn the volume off or something , but if you can work around that that noise problem Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1614.96	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1615.04	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1616.73	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1620.26	Uh-huh .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1620.61	Well what about this might get a bit too expensive actually , but what about um something that's built into the T_V_ um that you can press and it'll send out a little signal you know like the ones that we can't hear or something um that that will activate the remote control starts to beep .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1635.54	Ah , that's a good idea .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1640.95	So like a kind of backwards remote from the telly .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1641.55	If you find if y Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1643.87	Right and then it would do just you know , uh subtractive kind of cancellation of the noise .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1649.31	What you could do then would be you have uh a remote controlled by the T_V_ speaker , or not a remo I'm sorry , a microphone by the T_V_ speaker and a transmitter there that sends back to your remote , 'cause you can't um expect uh the the television manufacturers to to put that feature into their T_V_s .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1663.76	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1665.05	Yeah , that's the only thing , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1666.67	But yeah , then you have like the little se separate module by the T_V_ speaker which Right , and then the remote control would know um what's being produced by the television .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1666.77	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1669.79	That we should just stick on , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1671.4	That comes with our remote control .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1673.22	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1673.42	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1675.45	And that's a sort of basic R_F_ kind of frequency so it'll be cheap .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1678.56	Right , right .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1679.04	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1681.57	Right , right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1682.47	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1683.73	Yeah that's certainly possible then an another thing was about this losing the remote and trying to find it again .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1688.72	If you do have this sorta speech interface to it , you don't even need to find it .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1692.49	You just say you know , um whatever you whatever you want the remote for , you know to change the channel or to uh turn the T_V_ on and off , you just shout your command to it and it would do it for you if it's within you know , within hearing range .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1705.72	Uh-huh .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1706.03	And uh you know it could be somewhere in the room y that you've no idea where it is and it would still do its job .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1710.71	That could also be built into the T_V_ though , which might make our remote control a bit obsolete .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1714.7	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1715.51	Well , hopefully we're uh we're ahead of the curve .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1716.23	It might do us out of a job .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1717.72	Yeah , okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1719.85	Um Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1727.75	I like the whole sort of remote feedback thing .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1733.72	Um so I think rather than and that also kind of takes out the speech recognition in terms of the interference of it not working very well and things like that , so I th yeah and expense and the time .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1741.13	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1744.12	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1744.64	And the expense .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1746.05	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1747.44	So I think if we're going to go well I mean like the thing about the there's the problem with the T_F_T_ or the L_C_D_ kind of thing is if you're also wanting the the kind of uh organic globby sort of feeling to it then you might have trouble incorporating the screen .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1767.61	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1768.52	Um , but I guess not I thin we'll just we'll just pretend that's not a problem .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1773.54	Um uh and how are you about the glow in the dark material ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1779.23	Is that Contrast contra well .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1780.19	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1781.12	Maybe not even all of it 'cause we said um colours and fashion w were important so maybe um just like a little l line that's kind of around the outside and then you can make the rest a different colour .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1789.35	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1791.8	Yeah , no th the material's cheap but it's just uh the the glow in the dark material needs some light to charge it you know , and then uh if you're , if you're sitting in the dark for too long it uh it won't glow any more .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1798.9	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1799.28	Yeah , okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1801.03	So if it's dow it's d uh yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1803.53	Or if it's down under the couch cushions um which is where I usually find mine .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1805.41	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1807.13	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1807.65	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1807.7	Um Okay , well we can use we can still use the glow in the dark as a gimmick essentially , um if we're gonna have to if we're gonna have the logo on as well , bright yellow logo in our our um slogan .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1814.45	Yeah , 'cause what I thought , main Slogan , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1825.54	Uh then you know they're gonna be fairly brightly coloured anyway , and we can have sort of a a a trimming as well , of the glow in the dark material , just as gimmickyness .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1830.07	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1833.62	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1835.19	'Cause yeah , that w more than finding it , that was more like you know if you're watching a film in the dark , you can um still see the remote control .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1841.07	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1842.31	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1844.54	Alright , so n sorta if if if we're gon if we're gonna go with the idea of um uh of feedback , sort of remote finder , then that kinda stuffs that one out then .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1845.6	That was more of a a gimmick .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1859.94	Do you think ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1861.33	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1862.09	Uh it makes it fairly unnecessary then .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1863.68	Yeah , unnecessary .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1864.18	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1864.7	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1865.77	Um , okay so scratch that .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1869.55	Uh so we've got do we want to go with the T_F_T_ idea or the is that far too expensive ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1875.24	Um yeah we're getting a lot of features now , I I think Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1879.29	Well I mean I think I think the sort of find the finder things I mean it's uh I could probably write the circuit diagram for that myself .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1887.07	Um Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1888.52	Well , I think a consideration too is that these uh remotes get abused a lot , you know they get thrown around , there's a good chance the the T_F_T_ screen would break or uh get damaged .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1893.31	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1898.94	They're pretty fragile .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1899.95	So is that one of our definite requirements that they wa that it needs a T_F_T_ screen ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1900.24	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1904.17	Um no , I mean that was going on ravs uh Raj's sort of um marketing research I guess .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1911.77	Um Uh So we'll stick with sort of programmability um for the buttons that we do have .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1924.63	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1931.51	So that's sort of included in your sub-module kind of stuff , um Uh you were finding out about teletext .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1936.48	Yeah mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1945.76	If you could find out that uh Um I think we're gonna scratch the speech recognition as a bit of a um expensive , no ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1946.21	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1949.22	Totally , it takes cheap speech recognition , she they wi Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1956.1	Oh .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1957.29	Yeah you think so ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1959.73	Oh no it's it's much cheaper than the T_F_T_ , it's just a microphone and some some integrated circuits .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1962.76	Oh right , okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1965.97	Is it not the circuits that cost Oh right , okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1966.2	And it'd it'd be a small vocabulary speech recognition system , like a Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1972.18	Uh well that kind of takes back the R_F_ the R_F_ remote sort of idea as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1972.28	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1978.8	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1982.89	Five minutes .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1983.99	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1985.49	Decisions .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1986.91	Uh , votes , let's vote .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1988.65	Who wants T_F_T_ ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1991.26	No-one does .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1992.16	Excellent , so we'll go with speech recognition , yeah ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1995.41	Mm-hmm , that's cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1996.2	Um , speech recognition , limited buttons , organic design .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2003.11	Um if it's not too expensive s I think it's a good gimmick .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2003.32	And what else was I thinking of that I haven't written down and therefore fallen out my head , programmability .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2012.07	Glow in dark .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2014.23	Uh Uh o okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2017.46	Yeah .	discussion
-C	2018.06	And also , integrating the , remember to integrate the logo and the s slogan .	discussion
-D	2022.8	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-C	2023.99	Okay , so .	closing
-C	2026.81	Um can you put all these reports in the project documents folder if they're not already in there as well .	closing
-C	2031.98	So , it just helps me summarize them .	closing
-A	2033.21	Yeah yeah .	closing
-B	2033.23	Here ?	closing
-B	2034.17	Sure .	closing
-C	2035.49	And um I'll put any I'm I'm putting anything I do in there anyway , so uh Uh pro uh project documents .	closing
-D	2042.26	And where is it sorry ?	closing
-C	2046.71	On A_M_I_ scenario controller .	closing
-A	2047.79	So it should be when you save on your desktop , so it goes save as , or And then uh hit that little folder up thing again .	closing
-D	2053.46	Oh .	closing
-B	2054.35	Uh it is in shared documents ?	closing
-C	2059.76	Where am I ?	closing
-B	2060.89	Projoct uh projector .	closing
-C	2061.25	Project documents , yeah , it's on your desktop as well .	closing
-A	2061.63	Again .	closing
-A	2063.03	All the way to the top , yeah that's up to desktop .	closing
-A	2068.59	Right and then project documents .	closing
-D	2070.61	Okay , cool .	closing
-B	2071.8	Hmm .	closing
-B	2072.93	It is not giving anything .	closing
-B	2076.13	Shared documents .	closing
-C	2078.76	And I will tr getting strings of um information , I'll try and forward any specific to anybody in particular , as soon as I get them now , rather than I was about to sort of tell you about the changes before the meeting , and then the meeting turned up , so I did .	closing
-D	2095.83	Okay .	closing
-A	2096.5	Mm .	closing
-A	2097.03	Did you get my email ?	closing
-A	2099.28	Okay .	closing
-A	2100.83	Just making sure .	closing
-D	2111.96	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2114.21	So Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2114.29	What I thought as well about the material is um maybe not this kind of material , but maybe more like um this kind of rubbery material , it's a bit more bouncy , like you said they get chucked around a lot .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2127.63	Um , a bit more durable and that can also be ergonomic and it kind of feels a bit different from all the other remote controls .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2135.41	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2138.2	The rubber rather than Mm-hmm , mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2138.6	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2139.41	More sort of um flesh-like than plasticky sort of .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2146.94	Wow .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2147.52	Um but we have to take care like But we have to take care of our children also if they means if children catch hold of your or if they chew it it shouldn't be too harmful .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2160.22	So , whatever material we use it should be yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2162.49	Oh no , ethics , that's gonna cost us money .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2165.54	So we have to safety point of view also , we have to take care .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2168.62	Okay , safety .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2169.96	Oh I think wi with the more organic shape of it it won't be as it won't as have many sharp corners as that , so that's something good , um I dunno , I mean That's a good idea .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2178.7	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2182.66	It sme smells good for children .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2182.68	We could go comp yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2184.82	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2184.99	We could go completely out of the box and make the thing a big red ball foam ball .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2190.21	And it's got the thing on the inside .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2192.37	And there's no buttons at all , it's always on , and just yell at it , and it works .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2196.42	That sounds , yeah it's gonna have to be it's gonna be have a big yellow foam ball , yeah , sorry .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2197.93	And then ch children will love it .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2198.54	Interesting .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2201.6	Oh yellow , yellow ball .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2202.28	Yeah , d with the colour , um does it have to be all yellow , do you know ?	look and usability
-A	2203.02	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2207.43	Please God no .	look and usability
-C	2208.94	Um .	look and usability
-D	2208.98	No .	look and usability
-C	2210.07	Well , I wouldn't th I mean , my reaction to an all-yellow remote control wouldn't be anything other than horror , so I think just having it surrounding the logo .	look and usability
-D	2216.26	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	2217.94	Small logo with the like a small yellow strip or y yellow with the logo in it .	look and usability
-D	2218.03	Having a little bit .	look and usability
-D	2219.73	Okay cool .	look and usability
-D	2222.95	Mm mm .	look and usability
-C	2224.34	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	2224.55	Mm-hmm , okay .	look and usability
-D	2227.59	Cool .	look and usability
-C	2227.92	And I'll see if I can argue with boss about putting the what was it ?	look and usability
-C	2231.91	We put we put fashion into Whoops , it's not working .	look and usability
-C	2239.72	Can't believe I've forgotten it .	look and usability
-C	2241.12	We put the fashion in electronics .	look and usability
-D	2242.88	Oh yeah , that's a good one that .	look and usability
-C	2243.21	I bet that'll catch on well .	look and usability
-D	2244.56	Yeah so .	look and usability
-C	2248.64	Okay , any last worries , queries ?	closing
-B	2250.52	Yeah .	closing
-A	2252.75	Twelve thirty .	closing
-C	2254.15	Okay .	closing
-C	2255.63	S s I know what you're thinking .	closing
-B	2257.34	Hmm .	closing
-C	2262.58	Okay then , lunchtime , yay .	closing
-B	2265.65	That's good .	closing
-C	2267.49	Okay , that felt a bit more like a something with order and and reason to it than the last one .	closing
-C	2276.18	This is quite fun actually .	closing
-D	2277.16	Wow .	closing
-A	2278.23	Mm .	closing
-D	2278.84	Has anybo oh .	closing
-C	2279.93	I really don't Yeah , yeah .	closing
-D	2280.05	Has anybody pressed okay , it vibrates .	closing
-D	2282.39	It's pretty cool .	closing
-A	2283.7	Yep .	closing
-B	2284.75	Check here .	closing
-C	2285.22	Wow you've your first page .	closing
-C	2286.56	I was just writing really big .	closing
-D	2286.82	Yeah , got small writing .	closing
-A	2289.16	Yeah I've been using up the pages .	closing
-D	2291.67	I don't wanna waste it .	closing
-C	2293.15	I've finished the meeting now .	closing
-C	2296.37	Oh , everybody needs k questionnaire .	closing
-A	2297.03	Another questionnaire .	closing

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-C	32.23	Um we are So the meeting will have about the same format as the last time .	opening
-C	37.02	So switching over I've just left uh my first two screens .	opening
-D	39.92	Mm-hmm .	opening
-C	41.86	Um I have mailed you the minutes of the last meeting uh just to save time .	opening
-D	51.36	Okay .	opening
-D	51.97	Cool .	opening
-C	52.97	Um and is there any questions you have that arised from last meeting that are particularly bothering you ?	opening
-D	63.15	Mm um .	opening
-C	63.62	N No ?	opening
-D	65.05	No , I don't think so .	opening
-C	66.31	Okay , cool .	opening
-A	67.54	No .	opening
-C	67.78	Then we shall start with a presentation from Raj .	marketing expert presentation
-B	71.64	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-B	76.94	Hi , me Raj , again .	marketing expert presentation
-B	78.7	Uh in this meeting I I'm going to discuss about the trend watching , uh how these trends is going to affect our market potential and how important is this .	marketing expert presentation
-B	89.49	So we have to look on this .	marketing expert presentation
-B	92.92	First of all methodology .	marketing expert presentation
-B	94.67	The met methodology to find out the trend was incl uh was done in a way We have done a rec not only a recent remote control market survey , but we also considered the latest fre fashion trends of the market , because we think that this is also a factor which will affect our sales and profit .	marketing expert presentation
-B	115.25	So what are our findings ?	user requirements
-B	117.58	In our uh in our findings we have seen that when we did our remote control market survey we found that uh people l uh people do have preference for tho fancy mobi uh f remote controls which look and feel very good , rather than having a functional look and feel uh good .	user requirements
-B	138.23	So this sh this clearly indicates their preference for the design their outlook of the remote controls .	user requirements
-B	144.46	So we should take into uh we should consider this factor as the most important factor , because this factor is twice as important , the second factor which is further ti twice the as important as the sec as uh the third factor .	user requirements
-B	158.91	So this factor becomes the most important factor in our surv uh uh in our mark uh means in take in designing our rem uh remote controls .	user requirements
-D	169.43	The last one is the most important one , is it ?	user requirements
-B	171.16	No the first one is the uh the outlook of the mobile , the it should have a fancy outlook , the fancy design uh rather than just having a functional look and feel good , it should have a fancy look and foo feel good .	user requirements
-D	171.62	Oh , sorry .	user requirements
-D	177.27	Okay .	user requirements
-D	179.2	Okay .	user requirements
-B	186.85	The second most important aspect is that remote control should be a technologically uh innovative .	user requirements
-B	192.71	We must have some technological advancement in the remote control tha rather than just putting it as it is as the other remo uh remote controls are .	user requirements
-B	201.36	So it uh should be technologically innovative like glow-in-the-dark or speech recognition , something like that .	user requirements
-B	208.55	So that indicates our technological advancement .	user requirements
-D	212.38	Mm-hmm .	user requirements
-B	212.63	And the third most important aspect in the ta to take into consideration is that it should be easy to use , like it shouldn't be too much co complicated , there shouldn't be too many buttons on this mobi uh remote control , it shouldn't be too complicated uh like this way .	user requirements
-D	220.89	Mm-hmm .	user requirements
-B	231.04	And it should be uh and customers should be provided with manuals that is easy to understand in their local language , something .	user requirements
-B	238.57	So that they could know how to use these remote controls .	user requirements
-B	245.07	When we did uh f fashions uh , recent fashion uh our recent fashion update shows that Ah yeah ?	trendwatching
-D	253.46	Sorry .	trendwatching
-D	254.52	I was just reading fruit and vegetables .	trendwatching
-D	257.29	Hard to know how we are going to incorporate that .	trendwatching
-B	259.33	Y yeah uh yeah , we have to , because uh d you can see how people have related their clothes , shoes , and everything with fruits and vegetables , because the g world is now changing it's trend towards organic , becoming more and more organic , becoming Yeah .	trendwatching
-D	273.6	Okay .	trendwatching
-D	274.51	Yeah .	trendwatching
-A	275.82	We should make a big sponge lemon , and then it'd be it would be yellow .	trendwatching
-D	277.57	Yeah .	trendwatching
-B	279.46	So Yeah .	trendwatching
-D	279.72	Th that's very good .	trendwatching
-A	279.78	It's Yeah .	trendwatching
-B	282.71	So something like that we we should do .	trendwatching
-D	283.15	Glow-in-the-dark .	trendwatching
-D	286.1	Okay .	trendwatching
-B	287.01	And people uh the f feel of the material is expected to be spongy rather than just having a plastic look , hard look .	trendwatching
-D	294.83	Well , that's good .	trendwatching
-A	295.15	Mm .	trendwatching
-D	295.49	That's what we kind of predicted anyway .	trendwatching
-B	295.7	Yeah .	trendwatching
-B	296.62	Yeah .	trendwatching
-B	297.73	So so that they could play with it while handi uh while handling it .	trendwatching
-D	302.38	Okay .	trendwatching
-B	302.7	So that should also be taken into consideration .	trendwatching
-D	304.45	Okay .	trendwatching
-B	306.39	So these are my views .	trendwatching
-D	306.47	Okay .	trendwatching
-D	308.21	Okay , the spongy , not real spongy , you can Do you think like rubber would be good or does it really want to be like gel kind of stuff ?	trendwatching
-B	308.31	So No it ca y a The rubber which is good for health and which is quite disposable that we can take into co Yeah .	trendwatching
-D	319.68	Okay .	trendwatching
-D	320.34	Quite disposable .	trendwatching
-D	321.73	Okay .	trendwatching
-B	321.94	'Cause we It shouldn't be have any harm to the environment also , because our company is very well for taking all these concerns into consideration , so we don't want to have any harm to the society , so So that's all .	trendwatching
-D	325.09	Oh okay .	trendwatching
-C	325.43	Alright , okay .	trendwatching
-D	330.54	Uh-huh .	trendwatching
-D	333.92	Okay .	trendwatching
-C	336.05	Fashion .	trendwatching
-D	339.16	Cool .	trendwatching
-C	339.52	Mm 'kay .	trendwatching
-C	342.29	Fruit and veg , well there you go .	trendwatching
-C	345.14	Just what I think of when I think of a remote control .	trendwatching
-D	345.81	Mm .	trendwatching
-D	347.07	A remote control ?	trendwatching
-D	348.54	Yeah .	trendwatching
-D	355.27	And were there any factors that weren't important in the survey , that they said we don't want ?	trendwatching
-B	361.08	S uh we didn't find out any such point .	trendwatching
-D	362.48	Or was it just Okay .	trendwatching
-B	365.69	Uh yes , there could be , but we couldn't find out any , so Yeah .	interface specialist presentation trendwatching
-C	366.27	Mm-mm-mm-mm .	trendwatching
-D	369.75	Cool .	trendwatching
-C	375.14	Mm-mm-mm-mm-mm .	trendwatching
-D	376.8	F_ , what is it ?	interface specialist presentation
-D	378.8	Um .	interface specialist presentation
-C	379.7	Function F_ eight .	interface specialist presentation
-D	384.44	yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-C	385.68	Hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-D	386.88	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-D	393.47	No signal .	interface specialist presentation
-B	393.76	Oh no , .	interface specialist presentation
-D	398.63	Is that ?	interface specialist presentation
-A	399.82	No , it's got it's got it .	interface specialist presentation
-B	399.97	Yeah , uh yeah , uh yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-B	404.15	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-D	404.98	Okay , and then F_ five , right ?	interface specialist presentation
-C	405.63	Excuse me .	interface specialist presentation
-C	408.16	Uh , yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-D	409.33	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-D	410.32	Um okay , so the interface concept um .	interface specialist presentation
-D	417.74	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-D	418.69	The interface specification , what people um how they interact with it basically , I think .	interface specialist presentation
-D	425.85	Um so the method , we looked at existing designs , what are the what's good about them , what's bad about them , um I looked at their flaws , so we're going to look at their flaws , everything .	interface specialist presentation
-D	436.31	Um and what the survey told us and what we think would be good , so a bit of imagination .	interface specialist presentation
-C	444.62	Mm 'kay .	interface specialist presentation
-D	445.48	Uh the findings , I've got some pictures to show you as well .	interface specialist presentation
-C	448.66	either .	interface specialist presentation
-D	449.43	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-B	449.78	Hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-D	451.03	Okay , so most remote controls use graphical interface , where you um have got s buttons and you point it rather than having the output as a a stream of text or something .	look and usability
-C	462.03	Uh okay .	look and usability
-D	462.87	Um and we also found that there's inconsistent layout , which makes it confusing .	look and usability
-D	467.64	So I think for our remote control There is some inconsistency already in ec existing in between remote controls , but I think standard kind of um shape and uh play and those kind of but buttons like the the top right for on and off or something , I think , people find that important,'cause then it's easy to use .	look and usability
-C	483.73	Right , okay .	look and usability
-C	484.51	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	487.43	And we've got some pictures of some uh new remote controls to show you .	existing products
-D	491.78	Do I press Escape F_ five ?	existing products
-C	491.81	Excellent .	existing products
-C	494.1	Uh no just escape should uh 'Kay .	existing products
-D	494.26	Or just Escape , okay .	existing products
-D	497.8	Um , oh I still haven't got my glasses on .	existing products
-D	501.35	Yeah , okay .	existing products
-D	502.46	So these are the some of the pictures of existing ones .	existing products
-A	507.83	Wow .	existing products
-D	508.08	I'll just walk you through them .	existing products
-D	509.83	This one is a voice recognition .	existing products
-D	513.59	And that's the kind of idea we're going for .	existing products
-C	515.4	Looks pretty complicated .	existing products
-D	516.78	There's um an L_C_D_ thing , which we thought could I thought could get a bit confusing and a bit expensive as well for us .	existing products
-C	524.76	Right , okay .	existing products
-D	526.22	This one is got a kind of scroll like a mouse , which Yeah .	existing products
-C	530.55	Mm-hmm , like the middle button .	existing products
-C	533.4	Okay .	existing products
-D	533.98	Um and But I'm not exactly sure how you'd use that , like would the computer come Uh-huh , that's like the L_C_D_ one , is it ?	existing products
-C	538.45	Ah it's kinda like scrolling uh right , well , if I s if I'm thinking of the right one , I've got the same thing in front of my monitor , you scroll it and the when you reach the sort of um menu item that you require , you press the middle of the scroll .	existing products
-C	552.46	Right , okay .	existing products
-D	553.17	But the one below that has got like a little scroll function on the side .	existing products
-D	557.1	But I presume that the functions must come up on the T_V_ screen .	existing products
-C	561.32	Yeah , presumably .	existing products
-D	561.96	I think that's what that is .	existing products
-B	562.1	Yeah .	existing products
-D	563.48	So these are just a few ideas .	existing products
-D	564.99	Again that's just quite boring shape , grey , looks quite space-agey , but too many buttons , I think on that one .	existing products
-C	569.72	Yeah , looks like uh looks like something out of a jet .	existing products
-A	569.9	Uh it looks threatening .	existing products
-D	571.48	Yeah , it does look kind of dangerous .	existing products
-A	573.77	It looks like yeah .	existing products
-B	574.63	Hmm .	existing products
-D	574.63	Um this one I thought was really cool .	existing products
-D	576.55	It's w it's got the programmability function that we talked about .	existing products
-D	579.62	You can put it in there , it's for your kids , and it's quite an organic shape and the little circle around there is pretty cool .	existing products
-C	587.12	Okay .	existing products
-D	587.43	And that's really easy to use , bright , so I like this one lot for our design .	existing products
-D	592.78	I think something like that would be good .	existing products
-A	594.84	Wow .	existing products
-C	594.89	Yeah , I m I mean the one thing I think about about these ones is um these kl uh secured areas um , I've seen a lot of them with the the cover missing .	existing products
-D	595.18	Of course yellow .	existing products
-D	608.0	Right , yeah .	existing products
-C	608.22	So like have it hinge rather than sort of clip on or whatever .	existing products
-D	610.12	Yeah , that's true .	existing products
-D	611.28	Yeah .	existing products
-D	612.58	Um so maybe that could be built into one of the things and it comes up on the T_V_ or something .	existing products
-D	618.57	And this one , the over-sized one , I don't know about you , but I think it's a bit too gimmicky .	existing products
-D	624.04	I don't think that will sell very well .	existing products
-C	624.57	Yeah .	existing products
-C	625.73	I mean is that not sort of to assist the blind or something , is it ?	existing products
-D	629.8	I guess so .	existing products
-D	630.81	I don't know .	existing products
-D	631.91	I think that's a bit Yeah exactly .	existing products
-C	632.16	Strange .	existing products
-A	632.25	Then d blind don't watch T_V_ .	existing products
-C	635.31	No they do , they do .	existing products
-C	636.42	They listen to it .	existing products
-A	636.62	They do ?	existing products
-C	637.35	Yeah .	existing products
-D	637.47	Yeah .	existing products
-D	638.72	And um this one is just pointing out .	existing products
-D	643.12	I like some of these things um the the raised symbols and everything , but pointing out um that this one the volume it is kind of pressing down , but it would actually go up , because of the shape .	existing products
-C	654.37	Right , okay .	existing products
-D	654.92	So that could that's a bit confusing .	existing products
-D	657.31	Um but the buttons on this I think are it's just showing you how you can have different different um buttons .	existing products
-D	665.23	They don't have to be all the same .	existing products
-D	667.18	So that's quite cool .	existing products
-D	668.24	Um .	existing products
-C	668.57	'Kay but people tend to recognise certain shapes to do certain things anyway , don't they ?	existing products
-D	672.68	Yeah , exactly .	existing products
-D	674.17	Um F_ five .	existing products
-D	676.3	Yes .	existing products
-D	678.04	So there are some of the findings .	existing products
-D	679.16	So we need to combine those ones um and I've just got an e-mail from our technical department saying that they have broken through with some new speech recognition software that you can program in .	existing products components, materials and energy sources
-C	692.62	Brilliant .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	694.16	That's handy .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	694.5	Um yeah it is , just in time , very handy .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	697.46	Um so I think maybe incorporating that in our design would be good .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	702.54	It's you program it like you say , record , um and then , play , and then , record , play machine , and stuff like that , so that's And it's much Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	702.91	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	714.69	So that's quite cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	716.68	Uh personal preferences just some imagination , the raised symbols I thought were good , the L_C_D_ , it does look smart , but I think maybe for our budget , do you think that would be a bit too expensive to have the Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	731.14	The L_C_D_ and the other stuff uh , I think .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	734.21	And the speech recognition , 'cause I think we're definitely going for the speech recognition , are we ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	737.64	But in our market survey we have seen that people are willing to pay more , but they want the quality , they want f fancy look , they want some new design , something new .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	742.25	Uh-huh .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	746.4	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	746.74	Uh-huh .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	747.19	Uh yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	747.23	But our budget , we've Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	747.7	It's still it's still got to get within our twelve fifty , you know .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	748.93	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	749.64	So even if we increase our cost little bit , within uh some limits , and we give something new technological advancement as well as new design with fancy outlook , I think we will meet the requirements and we will be able to have a good sales in the market .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	761.01	Uh-huh .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	766.18	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	767.89	I'm not sure if the if for twenty five Euros uh per uh twelve Euros fifty m manufacturing cost , .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	768.05	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	768.56	Ben bana Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	773.28	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	775.46	I can't see tha Although , th I mean to be to be sure they have got I mean they are going crazy with the L_C_D_ technology now , so that you've got your L_C_D_ T_V_s and everything so maybe the small But I mean like I I the black and white , I guess , it just doesn't look funky enough .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	777.08	The L_C_D_ .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	786.36	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	791.32	No .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	791.44	Um but , I mean , like even mobile phones or whatever have now have colour L_C_D_ screens , w I ju I mean I wouldn't know about the costs of them .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	797.41	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	797.88	S Uh-huh .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	801.89	But uh price price not withstanding um , is it too complicated , is it gonna be too much just overload ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	802.05	Twelve fifty .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	802.22	And the Uh i it will be easy because there will be , on L_C_D_ s screen , there will be different frent icons , they can just click ok okay , whatever they wa Ah yeah .	look and usability components, materials and energy sources
-D	808.48	Yeah , that's the thing , because Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	809.55	Possibly .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	815.3	But but the thing is when you use a remote control , you never look at it , right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	820.0	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	820.48	You're looking at the T_V_ and and it's uh It just seems kind of like a a needless th So which vegetable ?	look and usability components, materials and energy sources
-C	821.85	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	821.91	That's true , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	825.7	And one of the survey findings was that they want it easy to use , so I think I'm not sure about the L_C_D_ .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	829.36	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	831.44	It's a it's great , it's a good idea , but for our budget and for the thing we're trying to go for eas easy to use , it's not the thing we should go for , I think .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	840.29	Child-friendly , I thought this was good , as you pointed out the um the bit , it often goes missing especially with children , but it's a good shape and the organic is kind of we could make a vegetabley kind of round shape , I think .	look and usability
-C	856.39	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	856.59	Well I mean we could make a Yeah .	look and usability
-D	857.13	Yeah , I know , carrot .	look and usability
-C	858.6	Well , si since we're going for the uh the k the sort of company colours , I think your lemon wasn't that far s And if it doesn't work you know , we've just made a lemon .	look and usability
-A	858.85	Okay .	look and usability
-A	863.32	The the lemon .	look and usability
-D	863.97	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	864.45	Well what are the options ?	look and usability
-D	866.23	But we don't want it to be Yeah .	look and usability
-D	868.49	Um the child-friendly , yeah .	look and usability
-D	870.32	Easy to use , it seems quite easy to use .	look and usability
-D	871.86	I like the d the different shapes of the buttons and stuff .	look and usability
-C	873.85	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	874.49	I think that's a good idea to go for .	look and usability
-C	874.74	I like I like the colourful buttons as well .	look and usability
-D	876.92	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	877.49	And the mouse one , I thought it was a good idea , because people use mo mice mouses now with the scrolling thing .	look and usability
-C	884.12	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	885.09	Um .	look and usability
-C	885.48	I mean we are marketing to sort of twenty five to thirty five , so most people will have come in contact with that kind of use .	look and usability
-D	888.63	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	892.94	S yeah .	look and usability
-D	894.55	So they'd be able to use that um , as I said I think i I'd presume it would come up on the screen .	look and usability
-C	898.71	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	899.18	Um so there you go .	look and usability
-C	900.75	And that means tha that means you get to bump that bit to the T_V_ maker , so 'Kay .	look and usability interface specialist presentation
-D	904.7	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	906.08	Oh .	look and usability
-D	906.98	So that's um the user interface design .	look and usability interface specialist presentation
-D	914.67	So okay , I'll take this out now then .	interface specialist presentation
-A	914.68	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-A	925.63	Um so I guess there are a lot of options that we're gonna have to choose from among , and I'll I'll give you the uh , I guess , technical considerations for those .	industrial designer presentation
-D	926.53	There you go .	industrial designer presentation
-C	933.54	Yeah , looks like it .	industrial designer presentation
-D	937.54	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-C	943.64	Uh Yeah , I was just thinking the self same thing .	industrial designer presentation
-A	949.19	And I'm gonna use the whiteboard , just 'cause we haven't used it .	industrial designer presentation
-A	953.33	Right .	industrial designer presentation
-A	953.81	So , the way I'm gonna do this is uh we're gonna take a look at some old remote controls , see how they work , uh reuse the the vital kind of um essential pieces of it , and then we'll throw in our new innovations um and keep it all within budget .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	973.91	So uh yeah , looking inside a a very simple remote control .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	974.63	Magic man .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	979.43	Um this is what they sent me .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	982.4	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	982.55	Here's uh the competition , I suppose .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	986.0	Um you open it up , there's a circuit board inside , um and there's a a chip , a processor , the T_A_ one one eight three five , which um receives input from the buttons , and ch Right , it's very they're very cheap remote .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	988.72	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	998.74	So this is a standard off the shelf kind of a chip , is it ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1003.0	This remote costs nothing , you know .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1005.63	Um so that takes a signals from the buttons and translates it into a sequence of pulses that it then sends to the to the amplifier , which is made of some transistors and amplifiers , op-amps , and then that gets sent to the uh to the L_E_D_ light , which I can kinda see is that little red light bulb at the end , and that sends out the infrared uh light signal to the television .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1028.12	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1029.19	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1034.59	Oh here it is .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1036.61	Um so this is kind of the the bear essentials that we need to have in our remote control , because it it defines the uh R Um no , I mean this is a very old one , so now with the new technology this is a a minimally small and cheap thing to make .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1040.98	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1042.46	So can we make them to pretty much any size we like or is there a minimum or ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1050.87	They gotta be Almost a key-ring .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1055.11	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1055.59	So this is what we need to have for certain .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1059.03	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1059.32	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1060.31	So you know , as we said , we got the outer casing , which we have to decide , you know , what's it gonna be , um the board we have to use basically uh the same set-up , processor , um we'll probably use the more advanced processor than they had , amplifier and transmitter are all standard .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1077.73	Um so for the casing , uh this an e-mail I got from our manufacturing team uh , you know , we have a bunch of options from wood , titanium , rubber , plastic , whatnot , um latex , double-curved , curved .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1095.89	So lots of choices , what do we think ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1096.18	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1099.15	Uh or sponge , I guess , isn't on there , right .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1099.32	Well .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1101.02	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1101.56	Organic sponge .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1101.57	Well , I mean like la latex has a kinda spongy feeling to it , doesn't it .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1102.14	I'm not sure about the sponge .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1105.61	Um Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1105.7	Uh yeah , it's very elasticy for sure .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1108.0	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1108.31	And that would k also give it kinda durability and and ther that's also f sorta relatively cheap to cast .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1111.48	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1112.02	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1115.32	Yeah so Okay so , here are a a plastic , uh latex Oh right .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1115.9	Um so maybe s uh a sort of uh plastic initial plastic with a a latex kinda sheath ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1129.01	I like the rubber , the stress balls , I think , you know , that could be a bit of a gimmick like it's good to hold and Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1132.36	Oh right , okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1134.68	I don't know what that stuff is .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1137.03	So something with give to it .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1138.63	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1139.77	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1140.56	And that might be quite durable and easy to chuck around .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1140.63	And and the colour is yellow , right ?	look and usability components, materials and energy sources
-D	1144.36	Yeah , y yellow incorporated , yeah .	look and usability
-C	1144.99	Or at least incorporating , yeah .	look and usability
-A	1146.9	Yellow , okay .	look and usability
-A	1149.21	Um .	look and usability
-C	1149.92	I mean I forgot i we're sort of uh I don't know what other standard silver kind of Other parts or uh Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	1154.93	I think Mm .	look and usability
-D	1160.26	Yeah , the buttons w like , 'cause there's gonna be the the cover the the rubber or the plastic casing and then the buttons in probably two different colours or i if we're having buttons actually , I don Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1170.24	Mm' kay .	look and usability
-A	1172.08	So yellow for the body , and then what colour for the buttons ?	look and usability
-C	1173.34	Um .	look and usability
-C	1177.9	Um I quite like the multi-coloured buttons myself .	look and usability
-A	1181.27	So multi-coloured buttons .	look and usability
-D	1182.84	You do have ones like um play could be green or on and off is red , and stuff like that , yeah .	look and usability
-C	1188.32	Yeah or yeah a limit uh maybe even just a limited multi-colour so it it doesn't look too childish , perhaps .	look and usability
-D	1189.72	Makes it easy to use .	look and usability
-D	1193.76	Yeah , that's true , because that blue one did look quite hardish .	look and usability
-C	1197.03	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1198.6	Okay .	look and usability
-C	1198.75	Although I mean this uh uh also comes to shape as well .	look and usability
-C	1201.48	I mean if we are gonna make it a novel I mean double-curved sounds good to me if we're talking about sorta ergonomic and easy use , a bit comfier , you know .	look and usability
-A	1206.34	Okay .	look and usability
-D	1206.64	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	1208.18	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	1208.84	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1210.88	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1211.51	Mm 'kay so the shape we wanna go Um how exactly ?	look and usability
-A	1217.66	Maybe double What about a banana ?	look and usability
-D	1219.72	Like uh an hour glass kind of figure , is that what you're thinking of , or just like a It's not Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1223.61	Yeah it's uh , yeah , that that'd be that's sort of comfortable to hold , easy to hold so you don't drop it .	look and usability
-A	1232.27	Yeah ?	look and usability
-D	1232.29	We could make novelty remote controls .	look and usability
-A	1234.21	Okay , like we could have a big banana shaped remote control , 'cause it's yellow fruit , right ?	look and usability
-C	1234.4	Well , yeah , I mean like Yeah , yeah .	look and usability
-C	1240.78	Mm and a lemon might be a little hard to grip .	look and usability
-D	1241.01	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1242.54	But then how would you point it ?	look and usability
-C	1244.15	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1245.56	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	1246.26	How would you point it ?	look and usability
-A	1247.1	Oh i it doesn't matter which end you point , I guess .	look and usability
-D	1247.16	What Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1249.56	We could have a little L_E_D_s on each end .	look and usability
-C	1251.99	They only cost pennies .	look and usability
-B	1253.59	Yeah , I appreciate this idea , because then this this will help us in our advertisement also and we can relate with fruits and vegetables , the people's choices .	look and usability
-B	1264.21	That what our data shows that , so this w this w Uh the fashion trend shows that fruits and vegetables , like people uh now Spongy .	look and usability
-C	1267.93	Huh ?	look and usability
-D	1268.13	y I'm I'm not sure about the banana idea .	look and usability
-A	1272.07	So a spongy banana re Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1272.34	Um .	look and usability
-D	1273.89	Rubber banana .	look and usability
-C	1275.04	I mean that that th does it does seem a bit uh again childish maybe .	look and usability
-D	1278.36	Okay .	look and usability
-D	1281.89	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1282.48	Okay , okay .	look and usability
-D	1283.14	I think maybe just draw on the kind of fruit and vegetable shape .	look and usability
-D	1288.18	And what else did you say about fashions ?	look and usability
-D	1290.77	What was trendy ?	look and usability
-C	1292.55	S And sponginess .	look and usability
-A	1294.71	See So maybe an an unidentifiable fruit or fiable fruit or vegetable like so it would have a stem perhaps and a maybe a it'd be s axially symmetric .	look and usability
-D	1296.48	And spongy , yeah .	look and usability
-D	1299.3	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1300.52	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1304.21	Maybe , yeah .	look and usability
-C	1306.69	Huh .	look and usability
-D	1307.52	Like what's what's that , I don't even know the name of it , some kind of , you know where it's like looks like a little snowman kind of thing .	look and usability
-D	1314.48	I don't know the name of that .	look and usability
-A	1315.87	So it'd look like this kinda .	look and usability
-D	1317.36	Yeah , that's what I was thinking .	look and usability
-A	1318.63	Like a gourd almost , or a squash of some sort ?	look and usability
-C	1319.24	Uh .	look and usability
-D	1319.84	Yeah , maybe that's what they are .	look and usability
-D	1323.17	'Cause that you can hold it in like the bottom bit and Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1325.62	Yeah , and it has a a clear top and bottom so y so you could say , you know , it transmits from this end .	look and usability
-C	1331.49	Yeah , why the hell not .	look and usability
-C	1333.01	Let's that'll make us fifty million Euros .	look and usability
-D	1333.88	I don't know .	look and usability
-D	1334.83	What do you guy What do you think ?	look and usability
-C	1336.69	Um .	look and usability
-C	1338.07	Well , I guess it's kind of dra uh you don't necessarily have to have it sort of clearly identified as a fruit just to have that kind of fruitish shape , yeah ?	look and usability
-D	1343.84	No .	look and usability
-A	1346.04	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1346.31	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1347.36	Yeah , then only we can relate it with something .	look and usability
-C	1350.04	Yeah , we can relate it by advertising or Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1351.29	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1352.42	Exactly .	look and usability
-A	1352.5	Okay , so double-curved , single-curved , what do we feel ?	look and usability
-B	1357.69	Or we can do something , we can design two three shapes and we can have a public survey , let the public choose what they want .	look and usability
-D	1363.78	Uh-huh .	look and usability
-C	1364.71	There's a good man .	look and usability
-A	1364.87	Okay .	look and usability
-C	1365.61	There's a good idea .	look and usability
-D	1366.4	Okay .	look and usability
-A	1367.01	Okay um , I guess , since you're the marketing guy .	look and usability
-B	1369.66	Yeah , sure .	look and usability
-A	1370.72	We'll uh Okay , we could do that .	look and usability
-B	1370.73	I will be happy to do that .	look and usability
-A	1374.36	Um .	look and usability
-D	1374.45	Okay .	look and usability
-D	1375.7	And buttons would , did we say ?	look and usability
-D	1378.46	Uh different shapes of buttons ?	look and usability
-C	1381.35	Um I l I su I mean for the specific functions , you know , up and down , uh play , stop .	look and usability
-D	1387.46	Mm .	look and usability
-A	1389.28	Okay , so so buttons .	look and usability
-C	1389.61	They've got , I mean , they've got standard sort of intuitive um things that are always used .	look and usability
-A	1397.12	Okay , just like that .	look and usability
-D	1400.05	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1400.5	That's cool .	look and usability
-C	1401.05	I like it .	look and usability
-A	1403.51	Okay .	look and usability
-C	1403.53	Um .	look and usability
-A	1404.85	With the scroll-wheel or no ?	look and usability
-D	1406.37	Yeah , what about the scroll wheel and speech recognition ?	look and usability
-C	1409.09	Uh speech recognition , I think , so we need a microphone presumably .	look and usability
-A	1412.95	Okay uh I could put the microphone here .	look and usability
-D	1418.45	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1419.25	Okay there's the microphone .	look and usability
-C	1420.39	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1421.97	Where should I put the microphone ?	look and usability
-C	1422.29	I mean ho h h wel are we sure that scroll wheel does give ease of use ?	look and usability
-D	1426.48	Yeah , I'm not sure .	look and usability
-D	1428.36	Um I mean those ideas I saw were just for inspiration , I think .	look and usability
-C	1432.98	Glad , we're not doing this for real .	look and usability
-D	1433.43	Um yeah , I can no I'm not sure .	look and usability
-A	1437.04	Okay , well we can do some user test with scroll-wheels , right ?	look and usability
-D	1437.57	I couldn Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1441.03	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1442.54	Okay .	look and usability
-C	1442.74	And uh I think if this this new software for the sound recognition is the microphone I would put it sort of sub-centrally , so it's Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1446.9	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1447.12	Okay .	look and usability
-A	1447.89	So should the microphone be just anywhere on it or 'Kay there's the mic .	look and usability
-D	1454.98	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1456.52	So it can be sort of held and w We really need really gonna need to hold it , if it's gonna be voice recognition .	look and usability
-D	1457.15	That's cool .	look and usability
-A	1465.43	Um n well we can Whoops .	look and usability
-C	1469.43	Oops .	look and usability
-A	1475.07	Um .	look and usability
-C	1475.27	Um .	look and usability
-D	1476.82	So let's not use the whiteboard any more .	look and usability
-A	1479.41	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1481.96	Um .	look and usability
-C	1487.57	Upsidaisy .	look and usability
-A	1489.98	Oops , sorry .	look and usability
-A	1491.56	Okay .	look and usability
-D	1492.2	And uh so what else was there ?	look and usability
-D	1493.64	Um the What about the glow-in-the-dark thing , the strip around it ?	look and usability
-D	1499.02	Are we just gonna leave that ?	look and usability
-C	1499.5	I s I still like it .	look and usability
-C	1501.27	Um but that's me .	look and usability
-D	1501.34	You still like it .	look and usability
-D	1503.8	'Cause we've got the uh technological innovation with the speech recognition system .	look and usability
-A	1508.32	Right .	look and usability
-C	1509.36	Yes , or maybe it's just going a bit uh too far .	look and usability
-C	1511.69	I mean we are pushing it probably with funny fruit shapes .	look and usability
-D	1513.33	'Cause um it could Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1516.02	Um don't wanna sort of overkill .	look and usability
-D	1517.71	Especially with yellow .	look and usability
-D	1519.81	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1520.62	I dunno .	look and usability
-A	1521.02	Hmm .	look and usability
-C	1521.92	'Cause I mean like uh if we I mean how good is the speech recognition thing ?	look and usability
-C	1525.48	Do we want to go for buttons at all , do we want to just have a device that maybe sits and pretends it's a fruit ?	look and usability
-D	1532.94	Then you put it in the fruit bowl ?	look and usability
-C	1534.44	Yeah , you know , and then you just tal I mean like everybody's got fruit bowl in front of the telly .	look and usability
-A	1535.63	They can work from a You don't have to hold it .	look and usability
-A	1538.63	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1539.17	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	1542.59	Um .	look and usability
-A	1543.42	I it could even encourage healthier habits for television watchers , you know they have uh fruits all round them .	look and usability
-D	1546.74	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1547.25	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1548.17	Make them make them think of fruit , yeah .	look and usability
-A	1549.5	Now just make sure they don't eat the remote .	look and usability
-B	1550.68	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1552.6	I mean uh some uh I l like think of a fruit that could sit sort of independently on its own like uh , I dunno , an apple .	look and usability
-D	1554.42	Yeah , do we need buttons ?	look and usability
-D	1560.91	Mm .	look and usability
-C	1561.62	Then it's just apple so sort of Uh , yellow apples though Hmm .	look and usability
-A	1563.96	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1565.62	I quite like the shape .	look and usability
-D	1566.9	I quite like the design of that , uh 'cause that could sit on its own and it's quite got a quite steady base .	look and usability
-C	1571.72	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1572.72	Okay , yeah , that's good .	look and usability
-C	1575.47	Groovy .	look and usability
-A	1575.7	Okay .	look and usability
-D	1575.8	Um and as we say we n we don't wanna be too ridiculous with the fruit things you know .	look and usability
-A	1576.78	But yeah But yeah , about the speech thing , it doesn't have to be hand held or close .	look and usability
-C	1580.65	Yeah , .	look and usability
-A	1585.15	It can sit at a distance and pick it up still .	look and usability
-C	1586.85	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1586.88	Okay .	look and usability
-C	1587.13	So I mean like you could actually Yeah , gives you the options .	look and usability
-B	1591.38	Or we can we can do one thing , we can just have a remote control and casings of different different shapes , different fruit shapes in such a way that a any casing can be could be fit into this mobile general piece .	look and usability
-D	1601.08	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	1606.87	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	1606.94	So whatever people want , like if somebody want it in banana shape , we will put that casing onto that mobile phone , okay , it will look l Uh yeah .	look and usability
-D	1613.26	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	1613.33	So a selection of casings .	look and usability
-D	1616.84	Yeah , 'cause you said about disposable , didn't you ?	look and usability
-B	1616.87	In that w S s sorry ?	look and usability
-C	1616.89	It kind of fi it fits with f fits with marketing um Like like mobiles , yeah .	look and usability
-D	1620.37	You said about disposable earli people want disposable things so we could do that , like have a choice .	look and usability
-B	1623.72	Uh like if this is a like if this is a mobile phone uh we will design casing in such a way like half of , we need not to have a full cover , we will just have a half of cover , okay ?	look and usability
-D	1633.09	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1635.45	If somebody wants it i in banana shape , we will fit banana shape casing onto that , so it will give a banana shape look .	look and usability
-D	1636.48	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1642.47	If somebody wanted in apple shape we will design that , we will put we will put apple shape casing on that .	look and usability
-B	1649.06	It will give apple shape look .	look and usability
-D	1650.81	Okay .	look and usability
-B	1650.82	So in that way you can have any , that means whatever you want , without uh yeah .	look and usability
-D	1654.47	Okay .	look and usability
-D	1655.22	We still need the buttons in the same places thought , don't we ?	look and usability
-B	1658.22	Yeah , button will be on the upper side , buttons will be the on the upper side .	look and usability
-C	1659.06	You can standardise those , I mean .	look and usability
-D	1661.99	Oh , that's the other side .	look and usability
-B	1662.43	Yeah , buttons will be on the upper side , lower side we will just put the casing , so half of that will be look the Yeah , not not the upper side .	look and usability
-D	1662.99	Oh , okay .	look and usability
-D	1667.97	Oh , half a fruit .	look and usability
-D	1669.17	Oh , okay , okay .	look and usability
-B	1670.83	So from lower you can , it means while you are holding of from this side you c you can have banana look or apple look , whatever .	look and usability
-D	1677.1	Okay , okay .	look and usability
-B	1678.35	So in that way we need not to d have different different shape mobiles everything , we will just design casings fruit shape .	look and usability
-D	1685.96	Okay .	look and usability
-A	1686.07	Yeah yeah .	look and usability
-C	1686.23	I think tho I think if you're gonna have a facia then you'd want to have it so that it does go over the buttons , 'cause when if you think about it if they're wanting it , 'cause they want to look at it , if they're using it , and what they want to look at is facing away from them .	look and usability
-B	1686.33	And Yeah , .	look and usability components, materials and energy sources
-D	1699.11	Mm mm .	look and usability
-C	1699.37	It doesn't really You know 'cause that'd be in the palm of their hand and they wouldn't be able to see it , unless you have sort of you got the buttons options on one side , and you get the facia on the other side with a microphone so that you can place it face down .	look and usability
-D	1705.08	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1714.85	And you've got the facia , and you can just talk at the Maybe .	look and usability
-D	1719.56	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1724.13	Okay , um so Yeah , s I guess we decided on material , right ?	look and usability
-C	1727.48	So you've narrowed it down to half a dozen options .	look and usability
-A	1733.56	So that that spongy latex rubber everything feel , and the colours we got down , and the shape , maybe we'll just make it kinda mix and match type of shape or Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1736.5	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1737.97	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1740.21	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1740.56	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1744.24	Well , um because Well , I I'm not sure if we should go so far in the whole fruit thing , because I think we should maybe just take the inspiration from the fruit and uh because what Yeah , w I think wh wha would we're trying to get to twenty five , thirty five year olds who want it quite trendy as well they said .	look and usability
-C	1753.46	Okay , so we stick with what we've got there .	look and usability
-D	1761.74	They wanted something that looks fancy and I think maybe fruit could be a bit of a too much of a gimmick , but something ergonomically shaped and organic , like good to hold , based on fruits and natural things like that , because al already we're going a bit gaudy with the yellow , you know .	look and usability
-C	1775.79	Mm 'kay .	look and usability
-C	1780.98	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	1781.6	I mean we could make it nice pale yellow .	look and usability
-C	1783.95	Well , it's kind of gotta be our company's yellow .	look and usability
-D	1786.0	Okay .	look and usability
-A	1787.8	Okay .	look and usability
-D	1788.15	Okay .	look and usability
-C	1788.17	So again I mean like we could have , uh I mean , we could quite easily have the the main body be a different colour , but have kinda going round , yeah .	look and usability
-D	1793.68	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1794.32	Maybe we could have that pale yellow and then an outside bit bright yellow with , you said , the logan the slogan .	look and usability
-A	1802.21	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1802.64	Because Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1802.92	Um I mean e even if I mean not necessarily that the um the whole body has to be of the company colour , so you know um blue and yellow tend to go to we well together .	look and usability
-C	1813.63	So you have the main body blue with the yellow logo and slogan running up one side of it kind of thing .	look and usability
-D	1818.56	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1819.53	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1821.19	Uh-huh .	look and usability
-A	1821.8	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	1821.87	W sort of Uh It's I think it's basically the more you move i it , it's got a wee thing inside that just kinda powers it .	look and usability components, materials and energy sources
-A	1823.78	Great .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1825.01	Um as for the energy source um , you know , almost every remote control uses just batteries , but we don't have to be limited by that .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1833.27	We can use a hand-dynamo .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1835.81	Um I don't know what that means , we crank it ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1842.11	Right , it's like those watches that you c So , this might be an idea for something that people really wanna grab , you can shake it if it's out of power .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1843.48	Uh yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1844.77	Oh , a d a dynamo ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1848.42	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1850.56	Yeah , like with those watches that you kind of twist .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1850.86	Yeah , I like that , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1852.72	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1853.3	Yeah that's quite cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1853.82	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1854.24	So if it if it's not working , I guess people's natural reaction anyway is to just shake the thing .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1854.28	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1854.37	But But but do you think that it will be a good idea to use dynamo , tha these type of cells ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1856.16	You shake it and scream at it .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1858.25	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1859.08	Yeah , it is , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1864.36	Because then people have to , well like if the cell is out of bat Yeah , to mo Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1867.42	It does leave them with an obligation to Especially if they want to use it uh uh sp uh specifically as um voice activated .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1874.67	Yeah , because most of the people Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1875.05	Then if it's just sitting on the Okay , okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1875.3	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1875.38	Yeah , then they have to pick it up and then activate it and then Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1880.23	That's true .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1880.64	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1880.95	Right um what are the other options ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1883.32	Uh there's solar power .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1885.11	Uh , solar power will w also not be a good idea , because then they have to keep m their mobiles outside in solar energy , and the days when there is no sola sunlight Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1885.18	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1891.49	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1891.55	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1894.11	I'm I'm with uh Raj on that , I think , you know , I've got I've got no I've got a north facing house , there's not really ever sun coming in my window .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1895.8	Okay , so probably just Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1896.32	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1897.4	What we w yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1899.78	But w like just normal light ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1899.9	I think we should a rechargeable battery will be a good idea .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1902.28	Oh that's true .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1903.87	They can they can recharge it .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1905.17	I mean I w I w uh that idea that I thought um just on the basis of like ridding them of batteries and that kind of bother is having a , yeah , having a rechargeable stand , so that not only it doubles as a stand , but um for using it as uh recharging it , but also for using it as sound recognition .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1913.67	And we're a very environmentally friendly company , aren't we as well ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1916.17	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1918.34	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1919.3	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1925.67	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1927.46	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1927.8	Like like a hand like one of those portable phones kind of thing .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1930.6	Yeah that kind of thing .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1930.93	Yeah , that's Yeah , exactly .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1931.6	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1933.25	So uh a rechargeable battery .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1935.47	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1935.59	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1936.32	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1937.39	Rechargeable .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1937.45	Um the user interface , the buttons , I guess we talked about this already .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1942.31	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1943.36	What's chip on print ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1943.41	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1944.63	What's Sorry , never mind .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1945.51	Hmm ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1947.34	Uh th the uh the electronics um , basically the more features we add um Oops , this one .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1956.82	So the more features we add the fancier chips we need to buy and put in , which adds to the cost as you can expect .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1961.33	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1964.22	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1965.88	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1968.16	But uh I think we can keep it all under budget .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1972.41	So uh yes , so the speech thing you said our our techno our research and development department came up with some break-through .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1980.4	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1980.99	So just in time .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1981.48	Yeah , and if we if we're just having buttons and the speech then we're getting our cheapest option of chipping .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1981.59	Just in time .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1989.41	Right , right .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1990.49	That's good .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1991.08	Uh woah .	closing
-A	1991.49	Yeah , and keeping the L_C_D_ screen out .	closing
-C	1991.65	Okay , we're we're kind of uh we're kind of um Excuse m I've just deleted that whole thing .	closing
-C	1997.84	Um we're kind of running out of time , so if you could Uh .	closing
-C	2010.41	Was that you ?	closing
-C	2011.51	Um that was your bit's covered , I just dele I just accidentally deleted what I was supposed to say next .	closing
-A	2011.6	Huh ?	closing
-A	2014.79	Oh yeah that was that was it .	closing
-B	2018.36	Uh excuse me , Bri You just touch the pad , yeah .	closing
-C	2019.54	Um , yeah .	closing
-A	2021.2	So control F_ eight , right ?	closing
-C	2021.54	Oh , yeah .	closing
-D	2023.3	Yeah , mine seems to have turned off .	closing
-D	2025.5	I can't do anything .	closing
-C	2025.64	And I just touch the pad .	closing
-D	2028.99	No .	closing
-B	2030.0	No ?	closing
-C	2030.0	It's actually shut down .	closing
-D	2030.97	It's on , but there's nothing on the screen .	closing
-C	2032.16	Okay , um now what we have uh our next meeting's in half an hour and what I would like you guys to do is work on giving me a model in clay .	closing
-A	2034.74	Try uh flipping the screen down .	closing
-A	2038.88	'Kay .	closing
-A	2049.48	Oh , I get to do it , too .	closing
-C	2051.5	Yeah .	closing
-D	2052.07	Cool .	closing
-C	2052.09	It's you guys .	closing
-A	2052.28	Oh neat .	closing
-C	2053.09	Yeah .	closing
-C	2053.59	So um , you know I mean , luckily we chose a nice simple shape .	closing
-D	2058.0	Yeah .	closing
-A	2058.23	Yeah , yeah .	closing
-D	2058.66	Mm .	closing
-C	2059.73	Um and further instructions will be sent by your personal coaches .	closing
-D	2063.13	Okay .	closing
-A	2063.97	Okay .	closing
-B	2064.22	That's great .	closing
-A	2064.81	Save everything to the shared documents , is that right ?	closing
-C	2067.38	Uh yeah , I hope I can recover this , 'cause I've accidentally deleted it .	closing
-D	2068.31	Yeah .	closing
-B	2072.11	Mm-hmm .	closing
-C	2072.83	Which doesn't really help me much .	closing
-D	2074.42	I think , I've saved mine already .	closing
-C	2077.49	Yeah , can you save that uh send that last one again , please , Raj , as I still can't find it on the Okay .	closing
-B	2081.77	Yeah .	closing
-B	2083.58	Uh it was under a different name .	closing
-B	2085.31	I will show you , in shared documents .	closing
-B	2089.31	Uh working components .	closing
-B	2092.96	Oh , you didn't get that .	closing
-C	2095.36	No .	closing
-B	2095.84	I will send new .	closing
-C	2096.68	Okay , thank you .	closing
-B	2097.28	Uh I'll put it in shared documents , again .	closing
-C	2101.18	Um yeah , Project , Project Documents .	closing
-B	2102.78	Project documents , sorry , I put it in the shared documents .	closing
-C	2106.2	Uh right , that's that's the that it goes there automatically if you put it in Project Documents .	closing
-B	2106.79	Uh yeah .	closing
-C	2109.96	Project Documents is on the um desktop .	closing
-B	2113.94	Right , that's great .	closing
-B	2115.61	But I cou can't open that , because it w asks uh for some username or password .	closing
-A	2121.25	Oh .	closing
-C	2122.55	Really ?	closing
-B	2123.89	I'll show you .	closing
-A	2130.19	Uh these lapel mics are trouble .	closing
-B	2133.7	Ts Sorry .	closing
-C	2134.12	Oh right , I think um Hold on .	closing
-B	2138.48	Uh .	closing
-C	2140.36	Yeah , I don't know if y it it just ca it just came up on my um on my agenda .	closing
-C	2146.29	S Um presumably there's clay somewhere .	closing
-C	2151.05	Um .	closing
-C	2156.15	Four .	closing
-B	2160.79	Yeah , that's great .	closing
-C	2162.06	Whoops .	closing
-C	2163.01	Light , light , please .	closing
-C	2164.07	Light .	closing
-C	2167.23	Right , there you go .	closing
-B	2168.08	Yeah , th thank you .	closing
-C	2169.11	Yeah , quite .	closing
-C	2170.04	And we're using this our basic chip set , so it's all good .	closing
-B	2175.09	Oh sorry .	closing
-A	2176.14	Are we done with our meeting ?	closing
-B	2177.57	Uh excuse me , Brian .	closing
-C	2177.89	Um I think we're almost done , yeah .	closing
-B	2179.67	You have to keep your pen separate , because I used your pen .	closing
-A	2179.96	Yeah .	closing
-C	2183.19	Oh oops .	closing
-C	2184.12	Sorry man .	closing
-B	2184.23	S Hmm .	closing
-C	2186.3	Uh okay , still didn't manage to get down all the last bits so we had rechargeable and Uh .	closing
-C	2196.13	Apples .	closing
-C	2200.81	Mm-mm-mm-mm-mm .	closing
-C	2202.4	'Kay , so we came up with that , that's okay .	closing
-C	2204.3	What's supplements ?	closing
-C	2205.39	Supplements .	closing
-C	2208.69	Uh uh .	closing
-C	2216.88	See .	closing
-D	2218.81	Cool .	closing
-D	2221.86	Fun .	closing
-C	2223.09	I shoulda something like that .	closing
-C	2224.54	If I kn see I I knew that .	closing
-C	2225.75	I shoulda sort of engineered it so we k ended up making a diffi difficult shape .	closing
-C	2232.09	Just for cruelty .	closing
-D	2233.32	Yeah .	closing
-B	2233.75	Hmm .	closing
-D	2234.57	Star fruit .	closing
-C	2236.51	I wonder if they mean like literally make it , sort of buttons and everything .	closing
-B	2238.37	So sh should Should we leave now , Brian ?	closing
-D	2243.14	No .	closing
-D	2243.88	Oh yeah , we can do buttons .	closing
-B	2245.98	Or we are going to discuss something ?	closing
-C	2245.99	Um .	closing
-C	2248.63	Uh no , I think that's us our discussion over unless anybody's got questions or confusions , 'cause I'm confused .	closing
-D	2253.62	No I'm good .	closing
-B	2258.37	Yeah .	closing
-C	2258.4	Huh ?	closing
-D	2258.47	Okay .	closing
-B	2260.15	Excuse me .	closing
-C	2261.68	Um uh we'll probably get questionnaire in a minute , it's a There we go .	closing
-D	2265.22	Mm .	closing
-B	2268.31	Sorry .	closing
-B	2268.95	Thank you .	closing
-B	2270.99	Yeah .	closing
-C	2275.32	Warning , finish meeting now .	closing
-B	2277.73	So .	closing
-C	2278.83	I rounded it up far too fast .	closing
-C	2282.5	Um .	closing
-C	2283.38	Where are we going ?	closing
-C	2284.65	My Documents , that's not what I want .	closing
-C	2288.26	My Project Documents .	closing
-C	2292.82	There we go .	closing

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-D	41.24	Okay .	chitchat
-A	41.74	Okay , almost there .	chitchat
-C	43.17	Okay .	chitchat
-C	44.13	We'll sta I'll use the PowerPoint , I guess .	chitchat
-C	48.1	How was that , was that fun ?	opening
-D	50.32	Mm .	opening
-A	51.06	Yeah , yeah .	opening
-D	52.01	Very fun .	opening
-C	53.41	Okay .	opening
-C	56.66	Uh oh I've forgotten to mail you the minutes , but I will do .	opening
-A	60.45	Okay .	opening
-C	61.19	Upsidaisy .	opening
-B	61.34	Hmm .	opening
-C	62.99	Um Um we Yeah .	opening
-B	66.73	E excuse me I forgot my copy .	opening
-C	69.48	Alright , okay , yeah .	opening
-C	73.19	He's gonna get his pen .	opening
-D	74.52	Oh right .	opening
-D	74.97	Okay .	opening
-C	75.56	Um Will you guys first with your prototype um before we get to the good news ?	opening
-A	86.23	Yeah , there's good news ?	opening
-C	87.35	Uh we have budget problems .	opening
-A	87.92	Oh .	opening
-D	88.83	Mm .	opening
-A	92.32	Oh .	opening
-A	94.37	Cutbacks .	opening
-C	94.37	I'm afraid you're all sacked .	opening
-C	95.38	Oops .	opening
-C	96.25	I don't even have this on .	opening
-A	98.8	Hmm .	opening
-C	120.13	Okay , have you got a presentation to make ?	opening
-A	120.92	Okay .	opening
-B	122.62	No , not mine yet .	opening
-C	123.05	No .	opening
-C	123.33	Okay so it's just your your show .	opening
-A	124.57	Oh .	opening
-A	126.64	Um maybe we should bring so that the camera can see .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	129.08	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	129.3	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	129.9	Sure .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	131.25	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	135.76	We made three for you .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	137.23	Three ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	138.32	Oh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	139.7	Um one's based on the banana , one's based on the tomato and the other one is st Look .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	145.3	Tomato ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	145.93	What tomato ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	147.56	I don't recall a tomato .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	150.59	Oh yeah , well yeah , we had v some red left over .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	153.12	So .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	153.13	Ah I see , okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	154.07	Okay , so this is the um non to non uh no buttons one , or as mm few buttons as possible , mainly speak recognition .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	162.14	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	164.28	The yellow there is the um the slogan , yeah , that we need to incorporate , it's very simple .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	166.79	Logo .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	168.28	Okay , brilliant .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	170.4	If you do need buttons , you can flip it over , and there's some there , um but mainly it's speech recognition .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	174.28	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	177.89	Okay , so the buttons would be like , you know individual users , or Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	181.14	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	182.21	Yeah and yeah they might project things onto the screen which you can do on there .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	187.01	Alright , okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	187.96	Mm I'm not sure about that .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	189.89	Um and this one is the one w more like the one w that we looked at earlier .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	195.22	Right .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	195.68	Yeah , you guys can have a look at that if you want .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	197.11	That's groovy .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	197.8	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	200.21	Uh can I have Oh sorry s Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	201.03	Well I like the feel of it , I like the feel of it .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	201.99	Yeah , sure .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	204.91	Um that one is Oh no , it's delicate .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	206.76	At Oh dear .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	209.8	That's that's already got its stand that one .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	211.77	That's it stand .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	212.54	Alright , okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	212.6	It does also lie flat , but that's the that yellow stand there represents the the charging stand .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	219.33	Okay , brilliant mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	219.61	Um the black on the back is the slogan .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	223.56	Okay , nice and obvious there , if it's standing up , I guess , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	225.01	Uh yeah , that Well , we did think of that .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	228.44	Yeah , if it's standing up it's it's on there , but also we're gonna have the company name on the front , which is the little black kind of line in the middle .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	236.59	Oh right , okay , brilliant .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	238.02	Like that from its centre .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	238.04	So um and that's the um transmit the L_E_D_ thing .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	243.51	These are the s two scroll ones which we thought could be channel up and down and volume up and down .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	249.41	We n were weren't sure about putting them there , because um i it's it kind of could get bashed .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	255.44	Where you're , yeah , uh were you're holding it kind of Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	257.46	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	257.97	Well , if you hold it , you can you all can hold it , is it does actually feel quite ergonomic , if you've got small hands .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	264.07	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	264.64	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	266.22	Um , obviously I don't think that's real sized .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	266.64	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	269.08	It would have to be a bit bigger .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	269.51	Yeah , okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	270.02	Yeah , scale model , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	271.54	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	272.35	Um that's a speaker at the top , so you can speak into it like a little walkie-talkie as well for speak recognition .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	278.7	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	279.36	Um and um then the buttons .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	283.5	Yeah kind of self-explanatory , just buttons whenever you need them .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	286.51	Tried to keep it simple .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	287.73	Oh that's the charging base prongs at the bottom .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	292.19	We used those .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	292.92	And um then the big red button in the middle is the on and off one .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	294.29	Alright , excellent .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	300.16	It's not in the traditional place , but um it's quite an obvious place .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	300.22	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	302.05	No .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	303.07	It's out of the way as well , I suppose , so .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	305.81	Excellent .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	307.36	So there we go and and um we have the banana-based one too .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	312.74	Oh yeah , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	314.24	Yep .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	315.07	This one is uh , I suppose for the younger audiences .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	318.84	Okay , so so Barney the banana .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	319.22	A a more friendly type of Right , right .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	322.84	It's to uh induce more television watching I suppose or Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	326.65	Ah excellent , just what we need .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	328.35	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	329.9	Say it for the camera .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	333.31	Lo Sort of Loch Ness banana .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	335.11	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	335.9	Right , right .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	337.6	Cool yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	339.81	Well , nice to have uh options at least .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	341.53	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	341.79	Yep .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	342.86	'Kay and Oh there are issues , oh there are issues .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	343.06	So are there any um improvements or issues or Oh .	costing presentation of prototype(s)
-A	346.52	It won't stand .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	349.63	Just let it lie down , it wont stand .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	352.34	Um main problem that we have unfortunately being finance .	costing
-C	358.37	Uh , let's just enter in the um evaluation criteria .	costing
-C	362.43	Um unfortunately the unit we are currently going to produce minus the extra scroll buttons , uh it's gonna cost us fourteen point six Euros .	costing
-B	372.26	Mm .	costing
-D	375.16	Oh .	costing
-C	376.67	So we have to rea Sorry , I've accidentally highlighted somehow Um .	costing
-A	377.25	What's on the uh on the left ?	costing
-C	384.63	There we go .	costing
-A	386.05	Okay .	costing
-C	388.63	Oh god , why is it doing that ?	costing
-D	389.02	Ooh .	costing
-C	392.66	There we go .	costing
-C	397.76	So basically , um in order to save our two Euros um I was thinking that we could have essentially the same shape , but just have it flattened .	costing
-D	412.31	Mm-hmm .	costing
-D	413.5	More like a traditional remote control .	costing
-C	413.78	Um .	costing
-C	415.11	Yeah , I mean it's already got a kind of cool shape , so but it wouldn't have to be curved sort of in and out .	costing
-D	417.82	Mm-hmm .	costing
-D	419.97	Mm-hmm .	costing
-C	421.71	And by doing so Oh no , hold on .	costing
-C	425.29	Doesn't save us quite as much .	costing
-C	428.29	I don't know what's going on with this again .	costing
-A	430.1	W why is the uh double curved two of them ?	costing
-C	434.9	Oh , good point .	costing
-B	437.38	And double curve on both sides ?	costing
-C	439.0	Um .	costing
-B	442.29	Curve .	costing
-B	443.14	Yeah , this is double-curve , no ?	costing
-C	443.73	That's sort of curve in and out .	costing
-B	445.64	This is double-curve .	costing
-A	445.68	Is i Mm .	costing
-B	446.5	It This one is single curve .	costing
-B	449.58	'Cause this is single curve , this is curved on both sides .	costing
-B	453.17	So double-curve .	costing
-C	453.91	No , I think it means double curved as in um like uh a single curve on that bottom half , and the double curved would be if it was that similar curve upward .	costing
-D	456.77	Like an S_ shape .	costing
-D	466.51	Okay .	costing
-C	467.18	Okay , I might be wrong though .	costing
-B	468.57	Like this , one curve on this side , one curve on that side .	costing
-C	471.49	I don't think that counts as a curve , I think that's just a shape .	costing
-B	473.01	Hmm .	costing
-B	474.34	Hmm .	costing
-D	474.73	Okay .	costing
-C	475.06	A curvature is like the this case .	costing
-B	477.12	Maybe .	costing
-D	478.93	Okay .	costing
-A	479.03	'Cause that's the uh the biggest expense there , right .	costing
-C	481.63	Yeah , and why why I've got it two , I don't know , I can't seem to select any more however .	costing
-A	482.01	got two of them Okay .	costing
-A	488.25	Well we can work around that um Cut things out .	costing
-D	490.2	Mm-hmm .	costing
-C	491.4	Right .	costing
-C	492.01	No .	costing
-A	496.44	But you think it should be one .	costing
-C	498.44	It's meant to be one , yeah , I don't know why I put two in there , but um Hold on till I find it , I think this shift button might be stuck again .	costing
-A	500.89	Okay .	costing
-C	508.55	No maybe the shift button's stuck in .	costing
-A	512.84	Yeah .	costing
-C	514.47	Um okay , so that would take away three , which would give us Oh that's fine .	costing
-B	514.71	Mm .	costing
-B	515.48	Should Uh you can do one thing .	costing
-A	519.91	Yeah , so we're We should fire the accountants .	costing
-C	520.52	Eleven uh eleven Euros sixty .	costing
-D	520.73	Cool .	costing
-D	522.56	Cool .	costing
-C	523.68	Um We cou Oh not quite , have the scroll-wheel , unfortunately .	costing
-D	525.88	So we could even add something .	costing
-C	531.9	What ?	costing
-A	532.85	Fire the accountants .	costing
-A	540.15	Ah yeah , we could add things .	costing
-A	543.82	Maybe if you click back in that bottom right cell , where you're starting from , and then use the arrow keys .	costing
-C	547.2	Yeah .	costing
-A	548.65	Does that work ?	costing
-C	549.19	Yeah , I know , that just extends it as well .	costing
-A	549.97	No mm .	costing
-C	551.83	I don't know .	costing
-B	554.01	You just select one box outsi yeah , this box .	costing
-B	556.77	Then move it with the help of this Okay .	costing
-C	560.82	It One of the buttons is sticking , I don't know .	costing
-B	561.58	Just uh just uh Okay , just a minute .	costing
-B	567.01	Okay .	costing
-B	567.76	No input , like this .	costing
-B	570.83	Shift .	costing
-B	571.58	No it's not .	costing
-C	571.61	No , it's 'cause the uh the shift button's stuck , or something .	costing
-B	573.33	Yeah , it's not working .	costing
-A	575.84	Is it the other shift button maybe ?	costing
-B	575.86	Should we ask Meli Should we ask our technical expert Melissa ?	costing
-C	581.16	No that's fine .	costing
-C	582.01	Um we've worked out what it would be anyway .	costing
-A	584.69	Did you try both shift buttons ?	costing
-A	586.08	It could be the other side .	costing
-C	586.29	Yeah .	costing
-C	589.32	Cancel .	costing
-C	590.95	Piss off .	costing
-A	592.65	That's too bad .	costing
-C	596.06	Oh well , never mind .	costing
-C	597.28	Um .	costing
-C	599.77	Right , so that's finances and I dunno what we what could we reckon we could add ?	costing
-C	605.76	Um Well I suppose that's our that's that's our design that we've got .	costing
-D	606.84	Well maybe we could add something , but maybe if What do you th We're trying to save money , so .	costing
-D	613.58	Yeah , if we're happy with the design there's no point in spending money , if we don't have to .	costing
-C	613.83	So Yeah .	costing
-D	618.09	But if there is anything you think we've missed out there , then , you know , feel free to add it .	costing
-D	622.11	Maybe I mean obviously it would be bigger so there might be more space for the the slogan on the front , because it's not in an ideal place right now .	costing
-C	629.08	Yeah yeah .	costing
-C	631.73	Well that's that's uh Okay , so project evaluation .	costing
-C	635.02	We have under twelve Euros fifty .	costing
-C	638.75	Project process , how do we think that went ?	evaluation of project process
-C	642.69	Are we happy ?	evaluation of project process
-A	643.23	Oh .	evaluation of project process
-D	643.83	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-A	644.57	Yeah I think we have a a winning product .	evaluation of project process
-C	651.51	Okay .	evaluation of project process
-C	655.04	Evaluation .	evaluation of project process
-C	658.06	Oh we've been writing this up for m months .	evaluation of project process
-D	659.3	I think it went quite smoothly .	evaluation of project process
-C	664.31	Uh room for creativity , were we happy with that ?	evaluation of project process
-D	667.83	W I think we were very creative .	evaluation of project process
-C	669.96	No , I mea I think it means sort of individually .	evaluation of project process
-D	672.42	Oh right , okay .	evaluation of project process
-C	675.61	Yes , no , maybe ?	evaluation of project process
-D	676.36	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-C	677.03	Okay .	evaluation of project process
-C	677.74	Groovy .	evaluation of project process
-C	678.6	So uh we're just gonna .	evaluation of project process
-C	680.12	Uh yeah , okay .	evaluation of project process
-C	681.18	Teamwork ?	evaluation of project process
-C	682.2	Leadership , sorry .	evaluation of project process
-A	684.04	Great leadership .	evaluation of project process
-D	684.09	Excellent leadership .	evaluation of project process
-C	685.62	Thank you very much .	evaluation of project process
-C	686.29	You're all get you're all getting a raise .	evaluation of project process
-C	688.46	Uh teamwork .	evaluation of project process
-C	689.93	I thought went well .	evaluation of project process
-A	690.92	Yeah , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	691.08	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	691.27	Yeah , everyone got enough input , I think .	evaluation of project process
-C	691.73	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	694.38	Uh and well means , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	696.24	Yeah , we Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	696.34	The technical stuff was brilliant .	evaluation of project process
-C	699.93	Let's buy more .	evaluation of project process
-D	700.06	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	700.87	Uh Right .	evaluation of project process
-C	703.06	Um I don't know what , new ideas found , means , to be honest .	evaluation of project process
-A	703.92	These pens are are neat though .	evaluation of project process
-B	707.04	Yeah , these are new ideas , like glow-in-the-dark or something like that .	evaluation of project process
-B	710.76	We discussed all the new ideas , but of course we couldn't reach any proper goals , we couldn't use these , but we h we are using these scroll buttons like this .	evaluation of project process
-D	720.01	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-C	720.21	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-B	720.31	These are new ideas we And new shapes , everything .	evaluation of project process
-D	722.78	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	723.09	Mm 'kay .	evaluation of project process
-B	723.39	At le Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	724.0	Groovy .	evaluation of project process
-C	725.01	So just general thumbs up for all of us then .	evaluation of project process
-B	727.6	Hmm .	evaluation of project process
-C	728.21	That kind of unfortunately is too quick .	evaluation of project process
-D	731.97	Okay .	evaluation of project process
-B	732.11	Hmm .	evaluation of project process
-A	733.03	Okay .	evaluation of project process
-D	733.42	Well um .	evaluation of project process
-C	735.15	Uh .	evaluation of project process
-C	735.77	I suppose yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	738.44	Uh so let's talk about our bonuses and the raises we're getting for this , right .	evaluation of project process
-C	738.47	Um .	evaluation of project process
-C	742.45	That's it , um I think another couple of days holiday pay might be well in order for all of you .	evaluation of project process
-D	745.83	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-A	747.95	Right , right .	evaluation of project process
-C	748.36	Uh Let's see if I can get this bloody thing to work .	agenda/equipment issues evaluation of project process
-A	752.72	Uh maybe we should start cleaning up the clay .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	753.12	Whoops .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	756.07	Yeah , maybe .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	756.39	So So Uh Brian , have you have you finished ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	757.52	Does it go back in , does it ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	759.43	Reusable .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	763.22	Something we should get .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	763.64	I don't know what this is but it's really really annoying .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	768.75	Uh-huh .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	770.66	Um I have , yes .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	770.87	Uh mine needs also this .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	773.84	Huh ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	774.07	At last mine is also the presentation .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	776.71	Oh right , okay , you've got more , okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	777.95	Oh , you got a presentation , sorry .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	778.24	Yeah , yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	778.48	Sorry uh .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	779.54	Oh ok Uh .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	779.95	It didn't bother to tell me that on this thing .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	780.69	S Uh is the project evaluated , that is mine .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	785.0	Is it ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	786.85	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	788.92	Doesn't tell me .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	792.39	Oh you're doing that .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	793.92	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	795.19	We evaluated ourselves , we thought we were great .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	797.51	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	805.58	Mm , love to eat that now .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	806.63	Anybody Clay covered banana .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	808.1	Kind of a green banana now .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	808.64	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	812.7	It's this as well , sorry , we forgot to mention it'll be made out of kind of a rubbery latex , new material that we've got .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	819.82	O okay , hold on .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	820.16	I've got .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	824.05	blue .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	831.65	I wonder w which cell do I want .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	843.51	It's fun to touch .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	844.73	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	868.17	So .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	869.77	Okay , I didn't realise you had that bit .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	870.2	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	873.25	Oh could you pass the tomato please .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	874.37	So .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	875.3	Sorry .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	876.23	Thank you .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	877.74	So now is the final evaluation , final evaluation of the uh uh of our product .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	882.6	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	882.68	How we are going to means uh at what standard what standard whether it meets our standards or not .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	890.04	How mu What rating we will give to these products .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	893.3	So of course this is will be a team work , w we together have to decide wha what rating we will give to this product and everything .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	900.76	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	900.82	So what methodology I will tell you on what basis we are going to discuss all this .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	906.92	We will give the rating to this product based on the user requirements , whether it meets the user requirements or not , this product .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	916.33	Then trends , whether it is as fashion trends or not ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	920.96	Means because we have already stated that people do prefer fashionable things nowadays .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	927.57	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	928.41	So this is also an important factor for our evaluation also .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	932.78	Then marketing strategy of the company .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	935.05	As we have already discussed that our company is quite in the market , not only in terms of providing quality products , not only in pro providing latest technologies , but also in terms of providing environmental s Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	949.36	Sorry .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	950.38	Sorry , carry on .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	951.53	So but also in terms of providing environmental safe products , uh yeah like uh keeping uh keeping in mind all the safety issues .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	961.39	So Now comes the criteria rating with seven point scale .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	967.99	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	968.07	I'm having this scale this scale , so we have to do it on a board .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	971.54	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	976.13	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	976.6	Alright , okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	977.33	The board working again , is it ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	978.36	the user requirem I think .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	982.41	Do we have the uh the marker for the board ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	985.69	Um .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	986.93	Uh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	987.7	There it is .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	988.52	Thank you .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	992.31	So .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1082.79	So these are the three crite criterias for our evaluation of our product .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1088.84	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1089.08	First of all uh comes user requirement .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1092.75	So we will see whether this product meets all user requirements or not .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1098.22	I I will first I would like to have your views , what do you think whether it meets all user requirements or not ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1104.89	Um I think Yeah , it did .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1109.81	It had all the basic buttons that they needed as well as the uh new technology that people said they wanted .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1109.87	S So what do you think you will personally give .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1118.05	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1118.99	Um so .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1119.57	When the user requirement is essentially just to operate the T_V_ , so yeah , of course we haven't actually got a working model yet .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1121.79	Does it work ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1123.21	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1124.68	So .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1127.89	I would say seven .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1129.62	Seven .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1130.66	Uh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1130.93	Seven is good , yeah , isn't it ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1132.95	I can't True or false ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1134.23	No sorry tr one is true .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1135.02	One , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1137.04	Uh one is means highest ranking , okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1139.36	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1140.5	But I think highest ranking is seven , or one ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1142.66	No it's it's like true is one end , and false is the oth Oh , I'll go for a one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1143.28	No that's false .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1145.13	Okay , right right .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1146.8	Okay , so one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1147.25	So it's one for from your point of view .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1150.63	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1151.08	And what do you say our Industrial Expert ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1154.66	Uh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1157.56	It's hard to know .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1158.51	I I give it a two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1160.64	Uh d you can you can tell on on the like I think she has given her views on the basis of design , because she was our i Interface Expert .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1169.41	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1169.54	But you can give your views based on technology , whether the technology meets the requirements of the customers or not ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1176.52	Um yeah , I think i it might even exceed it um .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1181.91	But I guess there is a kind of a shortage of buttons .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1185.73	Um I'm gonna give it a two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1188.51	Two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1189.05	Two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1189.32	And what about uh you , Brian ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1193.48	You will go for one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1194.79	Basic requirements but of the pro of the project .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1195.74	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1198.5	Uh for me personally it is everything fine , it may be having good design , it may be uh meeting all the requirements of the customers like technology-wise , price-wise , but there is one thing which limits the customers , like we are having only two , three designs , like we are having one banana design and the other one is orange , and Uh yeah , lower end .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1218.85	Mm yellow .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1221.42	Yeah th Come on that was the tha 'Kay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1222.37	And the third one is what you ge uh that is not a f fruit look .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1226.32	Uh-huh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1226.34	But if a person doesn't like banana , or orange , you are limiting him .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1231.32	Uh-huh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1231.51	No , don't buy our product , because we are l we like this only .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1235.35	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1235.77	So we are showing our preference for particular fruits , two or three kinds rather , and Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1240.75	Being fruitist .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1242.12	Is that no is that not trends ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1242.45	So .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1244.69	Uh no , uh personally as a Marketing Expert I don't believe that , because whatever companies they launch their products in the shape of fruits , they give a range of products , a range of shapes , like if we see , look at the smallest thing , toffee chocolates , they give a variety of different things .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1261.33	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1262.04	Some children like to buy banana shape , some apple shape , some even pineapple shape , some orange shape .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1267.01	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1267.4	So you can what shape a person will like .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1270.98	So in this case giving only one or two choices we are lim limiting our customers .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1276.1	And by limiting them , we are limiting our sales , limiting our profit also .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1276.41	Uh-huh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1280.12	But in electronics , I think , it's not q always quite so um you don't always have so many choices as with chocolates .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1287.95	I think , you know , if you're going to buy a T_V_ maybe a company'll have That you're going to choose from , a company'll have two or three choices , but they're different designs .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1299.16	We were coming up with one product .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1303.92	Uh maybe .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1304.98	Okay but I will I will personally won't give it beyond three .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1306.12	No , I mean uh obviously your opinion , I'm just trying to Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1311.69	So we can Yeah , on an average we can think three , four sevenths , maybe .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1313.74	He's a tough cookie .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1321.79	Three or four ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1324.18	Uh , no sorry , it should be No sorry , sorry , sorry , sorry , we are doing a very wrong thing .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1326.19	Six .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1327.13	Five or six .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1328.92	What are we doing ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1329.78	What are we doing ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1330.84	Adding them up ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1332.19	We're gonna average them ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1333.26	Yeah , yeah , we are taking everything , and that's I have taken it very wrongly .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1334.55	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1334.92	Oh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1335.47	So seven fourths .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1336.77	Yeah uh three four four two six seven seven sev Yeah one pe exactly .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1337.27	About one point f one point eight .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1341.57	So we can say one or two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1343.52	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1343.64	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1344.56	because it is one point eight uh two , so we will do two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1346.32	Oh I see .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1349.01	Yeah round it up to two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1349.96	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1350.42	Okay , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1350.93	So where were the trends .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1351.32	So trends .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1354.49	Can you explain what you want us to write there ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1357.4	Sorry ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1358.12	How it how conforms to the current trends ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1360.38	Yeah , again the the fashion trends , this also like whether it it will be fashionable to have these products in the uh as a fruit shape or something .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1367.71	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1370.13	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1370.91	Uh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1371.09	Well um going on uh the specifications that we had , that fruit and vegetables are quite popular , and that people like something that is good to look at and not many buttons , I would give it um , well , because it's hard to make a fruit good to look at , that that looks cool , you know , so I would actually give it a three .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1398.88	Tha three or four , I'm not sure .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1401.84	Three .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1402.12	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1402.47	Go for three .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1402.6	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1403.36	That's fine .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1403.88	Uh Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1404.88	'Kay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1405.13	As far as the uh technology it its' got the latest trends in speech technology , but it's missing the screen , as we said , um but it does have the push-buttons , or the scroll-buttons , um but it doesn't have that fancy solar power or the the vibrating energy mechanism .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1424.44	So I give it a a four .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1426.96	I'd give it a kinda middle of the road for for technology .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1428.68	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1431.86	Yeah , I am sort of pret uh Just the fruit does me in , I mean uh it might it might be trendy to some , but I'm just not swallowing the fruit , so um Uh also uh I would have liked to have seen the L_C_D_ screen in it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1441.61	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1447.98	Um so yeah I'd say about four as well .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1454.04	Uh personally I wi uh I think that in terms of trends , these products are quite good , like , these products are in fruit shape , because that wha people now our fashion trend shows that people like everything all f everything that is being advertised , like clothes , shoes , and everything is being advertised in the form of fruits and vegetables , or getting them or showing some association with them .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1474.24	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1481.4	So and in this way our product is good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1484.38	And the second thing , now people don't want any complicated or bulky products and ours is quite simple and quite handy .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1492.93	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1493.03	So that is also ef that also Our product meets the f the fashion uh trends of the market .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1500.06	And yes .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1502.05	It is cus spongy also .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1503.89	So they can play with it , it's quite good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1506.2	So then I think , maybe I can give it two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1511.37	So four five ten thirteen thirteen .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1516.72	So we can Is it fine ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1519.87	So what about company strategy ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1520.54	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1525.7	Well it was yellow .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1525.7	Um .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1528.3	Yeah , the company strategy , okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1531.7	Um there was lot of discussing , that was good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1535.2	Um I feel I got my say .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1537.53	Um so I'd give the company strategy a two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1546.96	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1547.34	Well , I think it's the the remote control conforms to the the company strategy .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1552.44	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1553.07	Yeah , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1553.16	Is that the question ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1554.33	Is it ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1554.73	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1556.74	Um .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1556.76	Okay , so one or two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1561.15	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1561.19	One .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1561.83	Okay , just leave it , it's fine .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1564.42	I'll go with two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1567.25	So what about you , Brian ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1569.4	Um yeah , a three .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1572.87	Pretty much kept to the company strategy , so I would go for a a one , as we not only kept it , but we were limited by Cool , groovy .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1581.81	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1583.81	Yeah , and me also , like , this product me uh me uh me uh this meets all company strategy like our product should be as per customers' requirement , as per latest technology , and it should be environmental safe .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1600.84	So since our product meets all these requirements , so I would also prefer to give it rank one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1607.0	So four six six half .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1608.72	So one and a half .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1610.64	Yeah , one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1611.17	So we can say two or one Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1614.6	A two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1616.48	So th seven seven .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1627.2	Uh overall we are getting two something , but we can round it as two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1632.38	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1632.5	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1633.18	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1634.03	So I think overall uh evaluation of our product is quite good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1634.68	S Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s) closing
-C	1638.71	Cool .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1638.99	So we can launch it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1641.31	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1641.94	Brilliant .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1642.02	Woo-hoo .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1650.92	In which case we are done .	closing
-C	1653.88	'Cause we've evaluated and we are within budget .	closing
-D	1658.83	Cool .	closing
-B	1659.69	So yeah .	closing
-C	1660.0	Champagne lunch anyone ?	closing
-D	1661.1	Yeah .	closing
-A	1663.23	Uh .	closing
-B	1663.43	Great .	closing

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-D	0.0	.. .	opening
-C	8.7	Okay .	opening
-C	10.69	So , this is uh first meeting of this design project .	opening
-C	17.72	Um and I um like to show you the agenda for the meeting , I don't know if it was sent round to all of you .	opening
-D	28.03	Mm , yeah .	opening
-C	29.66	Maybe not .	opening
-D	29.94	I didn't receive it yet .	opening
-C	30.27	Anyway , this is the the plan for today's meeting is um firstly just to introduce the project briefly , um although I'm sure you've actually got some of the information already .	opening
-C	45.12	Then the main purpose is to so that we get to know each other a little bit more .	opening
-A	49.38	Mm-hmm .	opening
-C	50.09	Um then we want to practice using some of the tools that we'll be using during the the course of the design project and the meetings , um specifically the whiteboard over there .	opening
-C	64.3	Um then we need to go through the specifics of our project plan um and discuss come up with some preliminary ideas about it .	opening
-C	76.88	And then that's it .	opening
-C	78.66	So we've got twenty five minutes to do that , that's until eleven twenty five .	opening
-C	85.17	S so any any questions ?	opening
-A	86.5	so sh .	opening
-C	88.61	Is i not at this point .	opening
-D	89.3	Not at this point .	opening
-C	94.72	So this is our project .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	96.94	What we're aiming to do is to create a new remote control for a television .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	103.73	Um we want it to be something original , something trendy and also something user friendly , so it has to be quite intuitive that people are able to use this product .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	139.03	The method that we're going to use to complete the project , that has three components as such .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	150.09	There's the functional design of the the remote control .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	157.43	We're going the way we'll do that I think is to to work individually initially and then come together for meetings to to work on that .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	167.58	Um similarly with the conceptual design , we'll start off by working individually with our own expertise on our own laptops and then we'll bring what we've done together .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	181.63	Um and then the detailed design will come after that .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	186.88	We'll pull it all together .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	188.69	I'm a bit confused about uh what's the difference between the functional design and conceptual design ?	project specs and roles of participants
-A	194.05	Uh i is it just uh more detail , uh as I understand it ?	project specs and roles of participants
-C	199.01	I think it th w we're talking the the functional design is more your um area of things where you'll be we want to look at what functions we need in the remote control and what what specific things it it has to do but the conceptual design is um perhaps bigger than that and includes the how people are going to use it and and that kind of thing .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	212.63	Right .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	221.67	How how it will be done .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	227.37	So whe where do we identify the components of our uh product ?	project specs and roles of participants
-A	233.14	Uh I think it's it's in the conceptual design phase that we identify the it's in the conceptual design phase that we identify the components of our product ?	project specs and roles of participants
-C	244.45	Um I think we'll we'll start that initially with the functional design already but then yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	249.72	Okay .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	258.04	Okay , so that's just a brief overview of the p the the project itself .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	262.97	Um what I'd like us to do now is simultaneously introduce ourselves and start using some of the tools that we're using for for the project , specifically the whiteboard .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	279.07	Hmm .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	279.87	So each person in turn , I'd like us to go up to the whiteboard , the pen's just underneath it there and draw your favourite animal and then tell everyone what the f your favourite characteristics of that animal are and while you're doing that tell us your name , what your role is and perhaps how your animal relates to the role that you're taking in this project .	drawing exercise
-B	306.41	Why are you looking at me ?	drawing exercise
-C	311.26	Would you like to go first ?	drawing exercise
-B	313.0	Do I have a choice ?	drawing exercise
-B	315.82	Okay .	drawing exercise
-B	316.35	Ooh ooh , things falling everywhere .	drawing exercise
-C	316.86	Oh , yeah , p put them in pockets .	drawing exercise
-B	318.67	Right , okay .	drawing exercise
-B	325.98	Cool .	drawing exercise
-C	328.14	You don't have to hurry , we've got plenty of time .	drawing exercise
-B	328.23	Okay .	drawing exercise
-B	331.49	So , my name's Cat and I'm really not very good at this whole drawing malarkey so um Okay .	drawing exercise
-C	352.69	It's got no eyes .	drawing exercise
-B	354.5	Oh , good point .	drawing exercise
-B	356.86	Ah , the eyes always ruin it .	drawing exercise
-B	358.44	Right .	drawing exercise
-B	358.78	Okay , what do it's eyes like ?	drawing exercise
-B	369.67	Okay , cool .	drawing exercise
-B	371.77	Um this is a rabbit .	drawing exercise
-C	374.64	I thought it might be a cat .	drawing exercise
-D	375.5	Yeah well origi uh at first I thought it was going to be cat .	drawing exercise
-B	379.17	Yeah , I don't think it's furry enough , so we'll make it a fluffy rabbit .	drawing exercise
-D	380.88	Yeah now I now I understand now , yeah .	drawing exercise
-C	383.12	Yeah I can see by the ears .	drawing exercise
-D	385.49	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-B	386.2	Okay , right , it's a fluffy rabbit , blue .	drawing exercise
-B	389.17	Rabbits don't come in blue but you know .	drawing exercise
-B	391.49	Um okay and I like it because it's small and it's fluffy .	drawing exercise
-C	394.49	Mm .	drawing exercise
-B	397.98	And one day you'll be able to getical genetically modify them and they will come in pink .	drawing exercise
-D	402.74	Ah .	drawing exercise
-B	404.78	Okay ?	drawing exercise
-C	405.18	Excellent , and what's your what's your role within the team ?	drawing exercise
-A	405.47	Mm .	drawing exercise
-B	407.56	I am the um I need my notebook , mm ooh top banana .	drawing exercise
-B	415.33	Thank you .	drawing exercise
-B	416.12	Okay , cool , I am the Marketing Expert um so like I'm gonna be doing the apparently according to the little guy in the computer that knows everything the user g requirements specification of the functional design , um trend watching in the conceptual design and product evad-valuation in the detailed design um so yeah .	drawing exercise
-A	432.41	Mm-hmm .	drawing exercise
-C	439.6	Mm-hmm .	drawing exercise
-A	440.02	Okay .	drawing exercise
-C	442.28	And more about yourself , you're from ?	drawing exercise
-A	442.5	'Kay .	drawing exercise
-B	444.69	Um I'm from Leicester , um second year .	drawing exercise
-C	446.27	Mm-hmm .	drawing exercise
-B	449.51	Um what else do you want to know ?	drawing exercise
-B	453.11	I like sports um yeah , aerobics , kickboxing , spinning um and uh not with rabbits , no no .	drawing exercise
-C	462.11	But not with rabbits .	drawing exercise
-A	464.5	Mm .	drawing exercise
-B	465.7	And vets , I like vets as well .	drawing exercise
-B	469.23	And yeah um and I like cocktails , especially pink ones .	drawing exercise
-B	473.41	Okay ?	drawing exercise
-A	473.85	Cool .	drawing exercise
-C	473.99	Excellent , to match the rabbit .	drawing exercise
-B	474.15	Cool .	drawing exercise
-D	484.51	Okay .	drawing exercise
-D	485.87	Um so my name is Maarika .	drawing exercise
-D	488.72	Where's the pen ?	drawing exercise
-D	489.89	Okay .	drawing exercise
-C	494.34	There's a an if you have not enough room there's an eraser there and you can rub it off .	drawing exercise
-D	499.12	Yeah , well , or I can make it smaller .	drawing exercise
-D	502.48	Uh so um um I'm the Interface Designer in this project and my favourite animal , I m I mean I'm not so sure because I'm not so so very um familiar with all kinds of animals , but I do like dogs .	drawing exercise
-D	516.14	Oh , sorry , maybe I should have shouldn't have said it beforehand but mm hmm .	drawing exercise
-A	519.12	Mm .	drawing exercise
-D	524.91	Um well , there are different kinds of dogs , but okay um .	drawing exercise
-A	538.74	That's not bad at all .	drawing exercise
-C	539.59	Ah it looks like a dog .	drawing exercise
-A	541.39	Yep .	drawing exercise
-D	541.52	Okay .	drawing exercise
-B	541.91	Is a bit more impressive than my rabbit .	drawing exercise
-B	543.64	I think it needs four legs if it's gonna walk though .	drawing exercise
-D	546.03	Yeah , maybe it has some colourful patches , yeah .	drawing exercise
-D	549.41	Um yeah and I do like dogs because they are good friends to people and they are loyal .	drawing exercise
-C	549.57	the other legs are on the other side .	drawing exercise
-D	560.39	Mm , well that's compared to some other animals like cats .	drawing exercise
-D	564.24	Um they're really much more fun because they are not so independent .	drawing exercise
-D	568.62	Um yeah maybe maybe the fact that they protect their home as well , yeah .	drawing exercise
-D	577.98	Um what it has to do with with my role in the project is hard to say .	drawing exercise
-D	581.84	Uh I hope to be loyal to the project and not to n not to um let people doing similar projects know the details of our project or something , yeah .	drawing exercise
-C	593.65	And where where are you from ?	drawing exercise
-D	595.21	I'm from Estonia uh , yep .	drawing exercise
-C	596.35	Estonia .	drawing exercise
-D	598.93	Um so is there anything else you'd like to know ?	drawing exercise
-D	602.41	Oh , right , my roles , um so um in the different um stages of the design , so at first I will be responsible for um for yeah , designing the technical functions of the um um of the remote control uh then in the in the conceptual design stage I need to um come up with uh interface concept and then in the last um stage I will be responsible for the int infa for the user interface design .	drawing exercise
-D	642.39	Okay , that's it .	drawing exercise
-A	642.45	Thank you .	drawing exercise
-A	647.84	Okay um I'll do some I'll rub the features and let the drawing stay .	drawing exercise
-A	660.86	'Kay um my name is Gaurav .	drawing exercise
-A	668.95	Um my favourite animal one of my favourite animals is a cow .	drawing exercise
-A	675.2	I've got no idea how to draw a cow .	drawing exercise
-C	677.04	Good luck .	drawing exercise
-A	681.18	Uh this is going to be Yeah , that'll do .	drawing exercise
-B	684.08	They're not just like a big round body and then some really skinny legs and then just some horns .	drawing exercise
-A	688.55	Okay , so let let me draw the body first .	drawing exercise
-C	691.21	Mm .	drawing exercise
-A	692.04	Big , round body , really skinny legs and they've got a long tail and a long face .	drawing exercise
-C	702.71	It's eating .	drawing exercise
-B	704.02	It looks like Eeyore .	drawing exercise
-A	704.9	And there is some grass there .	drawing exercise
-C	706.5	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-A	708.34	So this is what I like about cows that they just keeps sitting there eating grass , they do not disturb anybody um they're kind of Buddhist in a way .	drawing exercise
-B	712.87	Horns , draw some horns .	drawing exercise
-A	721.68	So yeah , I like cows .	drawing exercise
-A	724.95	Um my my role in the project is um uh the industrial designer , so I'm supposed to design all the details of of the product um ho how it works and whatever it'll mm take during the functional role , what are the various functions that have to be performed by it uh during the um conceptual design , what are the various components of it and um finally , I'm not too sure what was the last part .	drawing exercise
-A	755.26	Um the detailed design , I I guess it will again be the identification of the components and how they integrate with each other .	drawing exercise
-A	764.21	Um I'm from India .	drawing exercise
-A	766.93	Uh I'm doing my P_H_D_ in Psycholinguistics , I sit at the Department of Psychology .	drawing exercise
-A	773.3	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-C	774.46	Excellent .	drawing exercise
-A	774.69	Thank you .	drawing exercise
-D	775.18	Thanks .	drawing exercise
-C	776.64	Right , now now it's my turn obviously .	drawing exercise
-C	791.24	Okay , here's a space .	drawing exercise
-A	791.39	That doesn't look like a cow , does it ?	drawing exercise
-D	793.54	It looks very very cute .	drawing exercise
-C	795.7	Yeah , I like the cow .	drawing exercise
-C	797.28	I'm Jen .	drawing exercise
-D	797.32	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-D	798.96	Mm-hmm .	drawing exercise
-C	799.64	Um I like dogs too , but I can't do that already because I can't draw a dog as well as you can .	drawing exercise
-C	805.98	I like Mm .	drawing exercise
-B	825.48	Is that a lizard ?	drawing exercise
-A	826.02	No way .	drawing exercise
-C	828.54	Hmm .	drawing exercise
-D	833.75	Wow .	drawing exercise
-C	837.53	It's a gecko .	drawing exercise
-D	838.84	Ah , a gecko , okay .	drawing exercise
-A	839.01	Ah okay .	drawing exercise
-C	839.92	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-B	840.81	Is there a difference ?	drawing exercise
-D	841.74	Is a ar are they also like lizards or are they yeah , they are mm-hmm .	drawing exercise
-C	842.32	They're Yeah , they're l it's a kind of lizard .	drawing exercise
-C	846.91	And I I like geckos because they remind me of warm places and , and where I was living in Cambodia they used to live in my house and they were on the ceiling and they would make little gecko noises in the evening .	drawing exercise
-D	851.71	Ah .	drawing exercise
-A	851.96	Uh-huh .	drawing exercise
-D	861.2	Mm-hmm .	drawing exercise
-D	862.59	I hope you don't like snakes , do you ?	drawing exercise
-C	865.0	I don't like snakes .	drawing exercise
-C	865.94	I come from Australia and we have nasty snakes .	drawing exercise
-D	866.03	Okay .	drawing exercise
-D	868.54	Mm-hmm .	drawing exercise
-C	868.71	That's where I'm from , Australia .	drawing exercise
-C	871.71	I'm from Melbourne and I'm your Project Manager for today and my role is basically to keep things going and make sure that you all work together in a productive way , so that by the end of the day we come up with a great product .	drawing exercise
-A	880.31	Mm .	drawing exercise
-D	894.02	Wonderful .	drawing exercise
-C	896.37	Okay .	drawing exercise
-A	897.51	Thank you .	drawing exercise
-C	905.52	So , let's see what's next in the PowerPoint presentation .	project budget
-C	911.94	So , I've just thought yeah I've just thought about this that we could even put it much more professionally as there we go .	project budget
-B	912.88	If you right click on it you can Yeah , I was looking at the website , and the other things that they've made and I like put down some like inspirational words like that I got from looking at the pictures .	project specs and roles of participants project budget
-A	919.02	Mm-hmm .	project budget
-C	921.81	Okay , so this is the um overall budget for our project .	project budget
-C	930.48	We've got um we're planning to sell these remote controls for let's make that go away , that means we've got five minutes .	project budget
-C	938.27	Um we're planning to sell the remote controls for twenty five Euros each .	project budget
-C	944.61	Um and with that we're aiming for a profit of fifty million Euros .	project budget
-C	952.07	And that's selling them on the international market , not just in the U_K_ .	project budget
-C	957.83	Um so to do that our finance people estimate that we need production costs of maximum twelve and a half Euro so that we can reach that profit target .	project budget
-C	990.27	So that's something to keep in mind while you're designing .	project budget
-C	997.36	Okay .	project budget
-C	1002.39	Hmm .	project budget
-C	1005.72	This is let me just skip ahead to see that's the last thing , okay .	discussion
-C	1010.68	We've only got a couple of minutes .	discussion
-C	1012.84	Does anyone have any first ideas to bounce around about um what we're thinking of this remote control ?	discussion
-D	1020.27	Yep .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1021.37	I'm just wondering whether whether there is like any special feature that we want to have w want this remote control have as opposed to the already existing ones .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1032.45	Mm-hmm .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1040.05	I think that's probably something that w it's best if we take away with us , but if we all have a think , when we go away from the meeting , what specific things could be um included in this remote control that that are out of the ordinary .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1044.88	Mm-hmm .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1055.43	I think uh i in the beginning uh one thing was that was mentioned was that it should be mm trendy , user friendly and original so um I think your point is relevant as far as the originality is concerned , that we should provide some features that are quite unique to this .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1072.22	Something something new .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1074.46	Mm .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1084.03	Mm-hmm .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	1084.27	So the motto is um we put the fashion in electronics and um so it's something that is sleek and stylish but it's still functional , you know ?	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1093.3	Mm-hmm .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	1094.18	So I'm kind of thinking , you know like those phones that they have , the new generation ones , where they don't actually have any buttons on them and stuff like that .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1104.21	Uh-huh .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1104.28	Alright .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	1104.76	You know , so something heading towards that , so it's not overly I mean I don't know what h most of the buttons do on my remote controls , so I figure how many do you need , you know ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1113.29	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1115.29	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1115.31	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1115.45	So perhaps some sort of menu-based thing , or Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1119.58	Something that's a little less crowded than this , like I mean you know , theoretically you can do all kinds of things with your T_V_ , right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1126.29	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1126.37	But what do most people do ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1127.54	They turn it on , they watch certain specified channels , you know , and then they turn it off again .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1128.64	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1130.44	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1132.94	There is a lot of functionality in there that is not used ninety percent of the time , but will be used ten percent of the time , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1133.19	Sometimes they play a movie .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1137.15	Yeah , so there's no need to have buttons on it to do that , maybe to do Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1137.27	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1139.43	So , no .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1141.87	Yep .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1142.32	It could be one button for a menu or something , if you really need to go and do that .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1144.87	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1145.15	And then use the Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1145.93	So , if you're the kind of sad case that knows how your remote control works , then you know that's fine and you can do it on the screen rather than everybody else having to have those buttons , which just confuse them .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1155.9	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1157.06	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1157.8	Excellent .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1159.65	'Cause like if you look at the train , it's just very like , there's no extra bits on it , the train on the website and I dunno if you can put it up on the thing um but it is just like a long like thing used for mu moving people , but it looks really pretty too .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1166.92	Oh I haven't had a look yet , yep .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1175.46	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1179.7	Great .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1180.58	Any other immediate thoughts before we move along ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1183.28	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1188.84	Uh we can aim for I mean we can think about all these little things , but we can aim for something wi that gives a high battery life , although I don't think that um it's a huge problem for remote controls anyway , battery life , uh every now and then you need to replace the batteries .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1195.57	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1203.25	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1203.58	Um Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1208.62	Yeah but uh I mean e even though it has to be re original we shouldn't uh go like too far away from from the usual ones , because otherwise the new users will just have a lot of problems with l learning , yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1216.33	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1218.19	A big learning curve , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1219.67	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1221.17	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1222.24	So , i it should kind of fit in as well , and the stereotype of a yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1225.62	It's like those fancy websites that you can't access because you have no idea how to get in , but the designers thought they were great .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1228.13	Hm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1236.66	Okay , so we need to wrap it up now , so that we can go away and get on with some of this .	closing
-C	1242.04	Um we've got another meeting in thirty minutes , so you're you'll be getting specific instructions once you go back to your workspace , but im basically you're looking at the working design , you're looking at the technical functions design , and for you it's the user requirements specification , like you said at the start .	closing
-A	1258.1	Alright .	closing
-B	1266.64	Mm-hmm .	closing
-C	1269.67	Okay ?	closing
-D	1272.06	Okay .	closing
-C	1272.4	Thanks for that .	closing
-D	1273.61	Thank you .	closing
-C	1274.52	Uh I'll see you in half an hour .	closing
-D	1277.69	See you .	closing
-C	1278.36	Carry the laptops back again .	closing
-A	1279.61	Hmm .	closing
-C	1279.85	Do we need to unplug things ?	closing
-C	1281.57	Probably .	closing

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-C	11.81	All hooked up .	opening
-C	15.32	Okay , so now we are here at the functional design meeting .	opening
-C	20.74	Um hopefully this meeting I'll be doing a little bit less talking than I did last time 'cause this is when you get to show us what you've been doing individually .	opening
-C	31.03	The agenda for the meeting , I put it in the sh shared documents folder .	opening
-C	36.23	I don't know if that meant that you could see it or not .	opening
-C	40.13	Did anyone ?	opening
-D	41.15	No .	opening
-A	41.46	Mm .	opening
-C	41.78	No .	opening
-C	42.72	Oh well .	opening
-C	43.48	Um I'll try and do that for the next meeting as well so if you check in there , there's a shared project documents folder .	opening
-C	51.97	Um and it should be in there .	opening
-D	54.48	Mm .	opening
-D	56.64	Um um wi on on a what ?	opening
-D	58.86	Oh project project documents , yeah , yeah , yeah , okay .	opening
-C	60.32	Project documents , yeah .	opening
-C	62.34	So I'll put it in there .	opening
-D	62.88	Oh okay , yeah .	opening
-C	63.52	Is it best if I send you an email maybe , to let you know it's there ?	opening
-D	67.7	Yes , I think so .	opening
-C	68.42	Yep .	opening
-C	69.27	I'll do that next time .	opening
-C	70.89	Um I'll act as secretary for this meeting and just take minutes as we go through , and then I'll send them to you after the meeting .	opening
-C	81.73	The main the main focus of this meeting is your presentations that you've been preparing during the time , so we'll go through each of you one by one .	opening
-C	91.78	Um then we need to briefly discuss the new project requirements that were sent to us .	opening
-C	97.58	I just sent at the last minute , I'm sorry about that , but we can see how that affects what you were you were doing .	opening
-D	97.83	Yeah , the last minute , yeah , yeah .	opening
-D	102.74	Yeah .	opening
-C	105.09	Um and then we need to , by the end of the meeting come to some kind of decision on who our target group's going to be and what the functions of the remote control that's the the main goal is to come up with those two things , target group and functions of the remote control .	opening
-C	125.83	And we've got forty minutes to do that in .	opening
-C	130.21	So I would say yeah ?	opening
-A	133.62	You said uh targ target groups , what does that mean ?	opening
-C	137.19	As uh who it is that we're going to be trying to sell this thing to , yeah .	opening
-D	137.3	Um Okay .	agenda/equipment issues opening
-A	140.14	Uh okay , 'kay .	opening
-A	142.48	So are Okay .	opening
-C	142.89	So we need to yeah , we need to have a fairly defined group that that we want to focus on and then look at the functions um of the dem remote control itself .	opening
-C	157.01	So with that I think it's best if I hand over to you .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	160.07	Does anyone have a preference for going first ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	160.63	Alright .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	163.53	I can go first , yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	164.53	You wanna go first ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	165.58	Okay , so we need to unplug my laptop and plug in yours .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	165.84	Hmm .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	172.6	I assume we just pull it out ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	175.3	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	197.69	Right .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	199.07	Um so f from the Right sure .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	203.57	Just before you start , to make it easier , would you three mind emailing me your presentations ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	209.63	Once we you don't have to do it now but when once you go back , just so that I don't have to scribble everything down .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	210.9	Okay , yeah , afterwards , yeah , okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	216.0	Uh okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	218.86	So n uh with uh with regard to the uh working design of this uh uh remote control uh I've identified um a few basic uh components of the remote and uh se uh from the design , functional design perspective um w I c we can now uh know wha what exactly the components are and how how they work together with each other .	industrial designer presentation
-A	251.95	So this is the method that uh I'll mostly be following in my um in my uh role .	industrial designer presentation
-A	262.14	Um the identification of the components , uh and uh since since I'm dealing only with the technical aspects , I would need feedback from the marketing person uh and uh from the user interface person .	industrial designer presentation
-C	278.23	Hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-A	278.26	Uh we'll then integrate this into the product design at a technical level and uh basically update and come up with a new design , so it's a cyclical process .	industrial designer presentation
-A	290.46	Okay , so these were the basic findings from today .	industrial designer presentation
-A	296.71	The last three bullets have been integrated from uh the last minute uh email .	industrial designer presentation
-A	301.95	Uh I just quickly jotted them down .	industrial designer presentation
-A	304.88	Um so basically uh the as I told you the identification of how the remote control works and what are the various parts to it uh and what are the different processes um and how the parts uh communicate with each other .	industrial designer presentation
-A	322.08	Um okay , so e the mee email said that teletext is now outdated , so we need to do away with that functionality of the remote control .	industrial designer presentation
-A	332.39	Um also uh the remote control should be used only for television , because incorporating other features um makes it more comp complex .	industrial designer presentation
-A	343.22	And the reason why teletext is outdated because uh of internet and uh the availability of internet over television .	industrial designer presentation
-A	350.8	How however , our our remote control would only be dealing uh with the the use for television , in order to keep things simple .	industrial designer presentation
-A	359.84	Um also the management wants that um our design should be unique uh it so it should incorporate um colour and the slogan uh that our company um has it as its standard .	industrial designer presentation
-A	379.96	Okay , so he he here is a functional overview of the remote control .	industrial designer presentation
-A	384.51	Um there's basically an energy source at the heart uh which feeds into the chip and the user interface .	industrial designer presentation
-A	392.83	The user interf interface communicates with the chip , so I'll basic go over to the Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	409.85	So if uh if this is our energy source and this is a cell , uh it communicates uh it feeds energy into the into the chip , which basically finds out h uh how how to do everything .	industrial designer presentation
-A	429.89	There is a user interface here .	industrial designer presentation
-A	433.72	So whe when the user presses a button , it feeds into the chip and the chip then generates a response and takes the response to an infrared terminal , um which then so the output of the chip is an infrared bit code , which is then communicated to the remote site , which h has an infrared receiver .	industrial designer presentation
-A	460.63	Um the there can be uh a bulb here or something to indicate whether the remote is on or communicating .	industrial designer presentation
-A	469.66	Um so these are the essent so a all the functionality of the remote control , whatever new functions that we need to do , um make the chip more complicated uh and bigger , basically .	industrial designer presentation
-C	481.87	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-A	491.86	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	495.15	Um so i in my personal preferences um I'm hoping that we can ke keep the design as simple and clear as possible .	industrial designer presentation
-A	506.19	This would uh help us uh to upgrade our technology at a future point of time .	industrial designer presentation
-A	511.5	And uh also if we can incorporate uh the latest features in our chip design , so that our um uh remote control does not become outdated soon and it's compatible with mot most uh televisions .	industrial designer presentation
-A	528.25	That's about it .	industrial designer presentation
-A	529.75	So anything that you would like to know or No , I don't have any idea about what each component costs .	industrial designer presentation
-C	529.77	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-D	529.98	Thanks .	industrial designer presentation
-C	533.43	Do you have any um i idea about costs at this point ?	industrial designer presentation
-C	538.82	Br Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	542.74	Um yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-C	547.97	'Cause that's something to consider , I guess , if we're if we're using more advanced technology , it might increase the price .	industrial designer presentation
-A	548.47	Anything else ?	industrial designer presentation
-A	551.41	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-A	554.68	Certainly , yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-A	555.78	So so tha yeah , we definitely need to operate within our constraints , but um unfortunately I I do not have any data , so uh I just identified the functional components for that .	industrial designer presentation
-C	559.87	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-C	567.49	That's fine .	industrial designer presentation
-C	570.15	Are there any more questions , or shall we just skip straight to the next one and then we can discuss all of them together at the end ?	industrial designer presentation
-D	577.45	I think we need like some general discussion at the end probably .	industrial designer presentation
-C	579.94	Yeah , I think that will do .	industrial designer presentation
-A	580.23	Yeah , okay .	industrial designer presentation
-D	581.48	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-C	581.61	Okay , so do you want to Yes , shall shall we pull this up ?	industrial designer presentation
-D	582.73	Yeah , I think since since we were discussing some um design issues then I I I would like to continue okay , yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-C	591.27	I think that has to come out of there .	industrial designer presentation
-A	592.72	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-A	596.26	Mm 'kay .	industrial designer presentation
-C	596.26	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-D	597.59	Thanks .	industrial designer presentation
-C	598.14	Yeah , I thought those last minute things , they're gonna hit you the worst .	industrial designer presentation
-D	598.56	Oh i Okay , I hope wait .	industrial designer presentation
-D	611.25	Should it just There's just nothing .	industrial designer presentation
-A	612.24	I it'll take some time .	industrial designer presentation
-C	613.23	It ta takes a little Oh , and have you you need to then also press on yours , function F_ eight , so the blue function key at the bottom and F_ eight .	industrial designer presentation
-D	620.26	Oh right , right , right , um Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-D	629.67	Nothin okay , something is coming up .	industrial designer presentation
-A	630.38	Oh , there it is , yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-C	631.75	Now it's coming , computer no signal .	industrial designer presentation
-A	632.27	It'll come up , it um uh no signal .	industrial designer presentation
-D	633.46	No signal ?	industrial designer presentation
-D	635.02	Why ?	industrial designer presentation
-C	635.84	Maybe again ?	industrial designer presentation
-A	640.37	Yeah yeah , it says something now , adjusting Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-D	642.25	Oh .	industrial designer presentation
-D	643.17	My my computer went blank now .	industrial designer presentation
-C	645.27	Okay , adjusting .	industrial designer presentation
-D	646.08	Adjusting .	industrial designer presentation
-D	648.93	But I don't see anything I don't see anything on my computer now .	industrial designer presentation
-C	650.33	There we go , there we go .	industrial designer presentation
-D	653.04	This is the problem , but Um .	industrial designer presentation
-A	653.19	Oh , that's strange .	industrial designer presentation
-C	653.46	Oh , if you press if you press function and that again there's there's usually three modes , one where it's only here , one where it's only there , and one where it's both .	industrial designer presentation
-A	660.24	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	662.65	And one more time .	industrial designer presentation
-C	662.7	Okay , so one more time .	industrial designer presentation
-D	666.77	Uh now it's okay .	industrial designer presentation
-D	668.43	No ?	industrial designer presentation
-D	669.57	No .	industrial designer presentation
-C	669.96	Should yeah just wait for a moment , adjusting .	industrial designer presentation
-A	670.05	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-D	672.52	Oh okay .	industrial designer presentation
-D	675.8	Okay , that's fine , that's good .	industrial designer presentation
-C	675.82	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-D	679.62	Okay , let's start from the beginning .	interface specialist presentation
-D	682.04	So I'm going to speak about technical functions design uh just like some some first issues that came up .	interface specialist presentation
-D	692.24	Um 'kay , so the method I was um adopting at this point , it's not um for the for the whole um period of the um all the project but it's just at th at this very moment .	interface specialist presentation
-C	707.87	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-D	708.25	Um uh my method was um to look at um other um remote controls , uh so mostly just by searching on the web and to see what um functionality they used .	interface specialist presentation
-D	722.48	And then um after having got this inspiration and having compared what I found on the web um just to think about what the de what the user really needs and what um what the user might desire as additional uh functionalities .	interface specialist presentation
-D	738.52	And yeah , and then just to um put the main function of the remote control in in words .	interface specialist presentation
-C	745.72	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-D	746.4	Um so the findings uh were um that the main function of the remote control is is just sending messages to the television set , so this quite straightforward .	interface specialist presentation
-D	758.0	And uh w some of the main functions would be switching on , switching off , uh then the user would like to switch the channel um for example just m changing to the next channel to to flip through all all of the possible channels , or then mm uh the other possibility would be that um she might just want to choose one particular channel , so we would need the numbers .	interface specialist presentation
-D	783.89	And and also the volume is very important .	interface specialist presentation
-D	787.36	Um um I als okay .	interface specialist presentation
-A	790.33	Sorry , cou could you go back for a second ?	interface specialist presentation
-A	792.47	Uh switching on off channel , uh volume , okay , that's great .	interface specialist presentation
-D	799.77	'Kay .	interface specialist presentation
-D	802.18	Um um among the findings I found that m m most of the curr mm presently available remote controls also include other mm functionalities um in their design , like operating a V_C_R_ , but they don't seem to be able to deal with D_V_D_ players , but then there are surely there are many other functionali functions that could possibly be added to them , but according to the last minute update um actually um we do not want to have all this complicated functions added to our design .	interface specialist presentation
-C	829.24	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-D	836.43	So my personal preferences would be uh to keep the mm the whole remote control small um just like the physical size .	interface specialist presentation
-D	846.12	And then it must be easy to use , so it must follow some conventions um like whereabouts you find the on off button and maybe the colour tends to be red or something .	interface specialist presentation
-D	857.63	Um then yeah , the must-have buttons would be on off and then the channel numbers and then um the one that allows us to go to the next or the previous channel , and then volume has to be there .	interface specialist presentation
-D	871.46	But then um other functionalities um could be just uh there could be a menu button and you could change things on the screen then , um for example brightness and mm similar functions could be just um done through the menu .	interface specialist presentation
-D	888.89	And yeah , the last question I had about whether we wanted to incorporate n uh more functionalities , the answer was already no because of the last minute update .	interface specialist presentation
-C	898.72	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-D	898.99	So at the for the time being that's uh that's all .	interface specialist presentation
-D	901.56	If you have questions Yeah , and also it's it's um other question is uh because there are so many different And there are so many different things that could possibly be included because besides video and D_V_D_ there are the mm um video C_D_s and whatever , so it might be problematic to to choose between all these possible things .	interface specialist presentation
-C	901.73	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-C	902.83	If I mean that was the the directive that came through from management , but if we had a a decent case for that we really think it's important to include video and D_V_D_ , I could get back to them and see .	interface specialist presentation
-C	915.7	It's w it's just whether it's worth arguing about .	interface specialist presentation
-C	930.71	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	938.61	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-C	942.85	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	953.62	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-C	955.55	Are there any questions for clarification of Maarika before we go on to the next one ?	interface specialist presentation
-A	963.15	So in the u user interface requirements uh uh uh we we have been able to identify what are the basic buttons that we do want .	interface specialist presentation
-A	971.11	Um but um so so at this stage , uh how we go about implementing those button we will not identify or I mean in we can completely do away with buttons and uh have some kind of a fancy user interface or something like that .	interface specialist presentation
-A	988.88	But uh is is there any uh uh any thoughts on that ?	interface specialist presentation
-D	992.76	Um well , I think the buttons are still mm kind of the most um easy for the user to use , I mean um what other options would you have ?	interface specialist presentation
-A	998.6	Right .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1001.14	A little screen or something , but this would be really kind of I think a lot of learning for the user and and I mean the user just wants to get um get a result um quickly , not to spend time in like um giving several orders um I dunno .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1003.5	Yeah , and it'll make the costs yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1016.64	Right .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1017.75	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1017.91	I think I th I would I would think the put the buttons , but if if you have other mm proposals um .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1024.75	Uh I think the co costs will also play a big role when we come to know about them .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1025.35	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1029.38	So well we can probably wait until t we have more knowledge on that .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1029.4	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1029.61	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1033.46	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1033.6	Uh i if the if the costs allow , we can have like an L_C_D_ display and uh with um because we do want something fancy and fashionable as well .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1042.97	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1043.21	So yeah ?	interface specialist presentation
-C	1043.23	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1045.43	Yep .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1046.05	Cool .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1046.6	Sure , we can discuss that maybe after the next one .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1049.75	Cool .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1050.17	Do you want to yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1050.21	Do you wanna give me the little cable thing ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	1055.78	Uh am I going in the right direction ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	1058.1	No .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1059.79	Wait .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1060.19	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1064.36	Okay , here it comes .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1064.81	Oh , I'm getting hungry .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1068.1	Okay , here you are .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1069.52	Cool .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1077.93	Ah , that's why it won't meet .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1082.12	Okay , cool .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1095.04	You set ?	marketing expert presentation
-B	1097.53	Yep , cool .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1098.79	Okay , functional requirements .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1101.61	Uh we need to do the function key thing so that it comes up on here .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1105.96	Alright , yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1112.37	Hello .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1117.24	try to press oh , okay , yep .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1117.36	Is it plugged in prop it's working ?	marketing expert presentation
-B	1117.78	It's working .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1119.22	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1122.24	Excellent .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1122.36	Cool , okay .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1124.71	So what I have , wh where I've got my information from is a survey where the usability lab um observed remote control use with um a hundred subjects and then they gave them a questionnaire .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1139.52	Um so it was all about , you know , how people feel about the look and feel of the remote control , you know .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1144.13	What's the most annoying things about remote controls and um the possibility of speech recognition and L_C_D_ screens in remote control .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1152.96	Not that they actually gave me any answers on the L_C_D_ screens , so I should have taken that bit out , but anyway .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1157.82	Um okay , so .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1160.56	What they found is that people don't like how current remote controls are , so you know , definitely you should be looking at something quite different .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1170.39	Um seventy five percent of users find most remote controls ugly .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1174.86	Uh the other twenty five percent have no fashion sense .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1177.65	Uh eighty percent of users would spend more to get um you know , a nice looking remote control .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1185.33	Um current remote controls , they don't match the user behaviour well , as you'll see on the next slide .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1191.51	Um I dunno what zapping is , but Oh , right .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1193.67	It's um switching between channels , sort of randomly going through .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1200.25	But you have that little thing that comes up at the bottom and tells you what's on .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1203.47	Um okay , fifty percent of users say they only use ten percent of the buttons , so that's going back to what , you know , we were saying earlier about , you know , do you need all the buttons on the remote control , they just make it look ugly .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1204.33	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1210.06	Right .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1212.63	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1214.32	Okay ?	marketing expert presentation
-B	1214.73	Cool .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1215.74	Um so this is my little graph thing .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1216.72	Ooh , that's a bit difficult to see .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1219.55	Mm k Okay , well , I can send it to all of you .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1220.47	If you explain it to us it'll be fine .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1224.4	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1224.64	What it is is um it's cones , 'cause I thought they'd be more exciting .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1229.3	Um but ooh where's it go ?	marketing expert presentation
-C	1229.64	I liked the , I liked the litt ooh come back .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1232.65	Back .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1234.83	Oh .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1234.88	No .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1235.9	Oh yes , cool .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1237.26	Okay , I'm gonna stop playing with the little pointy thing .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1239.53	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1240.0	Um okay , so like what it shows is how much things are used relatively and what you can clearly see from that is the thing that's used most is the channel selection .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1246.97	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1251.9	What you can't see is volume selection , it's a little bit higher than all the others .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1255.27	Mm-hmm , that's the next one along , yeah ?	marketing expert presentation
-B	1257.43	Yeah , so what the graph shows is that , you know , power , channel selection and volume selection are important , and the rest of them , you know , nobody really uses and so that's the the numbers along the top represent their like um their importance , you know , so on a scale of one to ten , how important is that and , you know , channel selection and volume selection are absolutely essential , and the power , well it's not quite so essential , apparently , although I don't understand how it couldn't be , um and everything else , I think , you know , you can forget about having those buttons on the remote control , 'cause they're just not needed , and they're not used .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1269.88	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1277.99	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1299.57	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1299.6	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1300.24	This is the bit that the email messed up for me and that's what I was fiddling about with at the beginning of the thing .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1304.76	Okay , cool .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1305.83	So um okay , so this is what people find annoying about remote controls .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1310.67	Uh that they get lost , that the uh you know , they're not intuitive and that they're bad for repetitive strain injury .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1317.66	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1318.21	I think if you're watching enough T_V_ to get repetitive strain injury from um you know , watching T_V_ , then that's the least of your problems , but you know , it's up there .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1322.92	The remote control .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1326.37	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1328.14	Um that yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1329.67	Okay , so um I mean the the R_S_I_ thing would be that , like when you have the computer keyboards and you keep your wrists up would be something that encourages you want something with an ergonomic t design that encourages good use of the remote control and you know , not straining your wrists watching T_V_ .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1337.96	Right .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1344.23	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1344.34	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1349.09	Hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1349.68	Yes .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1350.56	Okay , cool .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1351.84	Right , um sorry this is pink because I was copying and pasting the table , and I didn't have time to white it out again .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1358.08	That's alright .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1358.79	Um okay , but that shows how people whether they would pay more for voice recognition software .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1365.19	So you can see from that that , you know , younger people to the age of thirty five are quite likely to pay quite a lot more f well quite are quite likely to pay more for voice recognition software , whereas as people get older , they're a bit more sceptical about it and they're less willing to to try it .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1382.46	Um so clearly voice recognition is something to think about , but um you know I d I do wonder how well that would work given that a T_V_ , you know , tends to be people talking and um , you know , how are you going to stop it from just flipping channels whilst watching T_V_ .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1393.94	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1400.79	Right .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1401.54	Um okay ?	marketing expert presentation
-B	1404.05	Cool .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1405.18	Um okay , so these are my personal preferences .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1410.39	So you have sleek , stylish , sophisticated , you know , so something that's , you know , a bit cool .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1418.75	Um you know , functional , so it's useful , but minimalist .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1423.6	Um there's a there's an important thing that , you know , people use when , you know , when you're filling up your home , you know , a lot of people fill up their home with bits of crap , basically , you know , and you've got all this stuff , and you're just like , what the hell is that , who is ever gonna use it ?	marketing expert presentation
-B	1436.58	You know , so things should either be functional or beautiful or preferably both , so I think we need to aim for both .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1441.61	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1442.5	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1442.95	Um okay , then a long battery life , like you were talking about earlier and um , you know , I was thinking that solar power would be quite cool because , you know , your remote control just sits there , and you could just sit it in the sunshine and save the environment a bit .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1455.66	Um and then like a locator , so you know , kind of like you have for a mobile phone or not a mobile phone Yeah , that's it , you know .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1461.79	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1463.09	Some kind of a ring , some Right .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1463.39	Keys and things like that , yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1465.86	Whistle and it screams at you , yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1467.0	I know , it's weird .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1468.07	My flatmate and I were talking about this on the way into uni this morning and I was like I need to get one for everything .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1474.23	So yeah , so maybe something where you clap and then it beeps , something a kind of sound that you don't often hear on the T_V_ , you know , 'cause you don't want your remote control beeping every five minutes , 'cause you you'd then deliberately lose it by throwing it out the window or something .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1480.33	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1488.57	So okay ?	marketing expert presentation
-A	1489.05	Hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1489.48	Cool .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1491.2	That's me .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1491.98	That's you , excellent .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1492.41	Okay , that's great , thanks .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1492.77	Um that's very good , very interesting .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1494.52	Um .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1497.18	I'm just gonna tick yes .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1502.6	So , we've got about ten , fifteen minutes to discuss Mm-hmm .	discussion user target group
-A	1506.29	Mm .	discussion
-A	1508.02	I think one of the very interesting things that came up in um uh Ka Kate Cat Cat's uh presentation was um uh this this issue of uh uh like voice recognition being more popular with uh younger people .	user target group
-B	1514.61	Cat's .	user target group
-B	1515.4	Ca .	user target group
-A	1527.32	So if we need to have a target group um then uh I think as far as the m motto of our company is concerned , if we want to have something sleek and uh you know , good looking uh we are better off targeting a younger audience then um you know , people who are comparatively elderly .	user target group
-A	1548.08	Um .	user target group
-B	1549.66	Yeah , I mean that's the thing is that it didn't say in the survey , you know , whether , you know , these are the people that will pay more for a more stylish remote control , but I'm assuming , you know , yes .	user target group
-A	1554.08	Right .	user target group
-A	1561.54	Right .	user target group
-A	1562.48	Bu but but the survey did say that f things like voice recognition are more popular with them , so if you want to put in something stylish , then uh th it'll certainly be more popular with this i ye with the younger people as compared to older people , yeah .	user target group
-C	1562.55	Yeah .	user target group
-D	1562.89	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-C	1570.55	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-C	1574.92	Yeah .	user target group
-C	1575.96	Then again I guess the th where it was most popular was the fifteen to twenty five bracket and the I don't know how often they're buying televisions .	user target group
-A	1582.67	Right , and Right .	user target group
-B	1586.95	Well , that's when you go to uni , isn't it ?	user target group
-A	1587.25	Mm .	user target group
-B	1588.98	So , you know Yeah .	user target group
-C	1589.19	Yeah , but you don't have much money , generally .	user target group
-D	1591.51	Yeah .	user target group
-D	1593.0	Yeah , you share a television or something that yeah .	user target group
-C	1593.07	I would've thought it's it's more that twenty five to thirty five , when people are really moving out and they've got their first job and they want their nice toys and O oh it's on sorry , we unplugged it .	user target group
-A	1601.04	Right .	user target group
-A	1601.88	But uh still , if if you can go back to that slide and uh , how popular was it ?	user target group
-B	1605.36	Oh , I've unplugged it .	user target group
-B	1606.53	Do you want me to Yeah .	user target group
-A	1606.78	Oh , oh , okay .	user target group
-C	1607.73	Here , let me Yeah .	user target group
-A	1608.69	That's alright , if you can just look it up on your computer , wh uh um people between twenty five to thirty five , uh how popular was so it was sti still still quite popular amongst them .	user target group
-B	1616.17	Seventy six point three percent .	user target group
-D	1616.98	It was seventy something , yeah , yeah .	user target group
-B	1620.16	Yeah .	user target group
-C	1620.42	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-A	1620.49	So even they are seventy six percent , is that high amount ?	user target group
-B	1622.62	Yeah , I kn I mean I know what you're saying about the fifteen to twenty five year olds , but I mean it has been proven that that people of that age group have a higher disposable income because they don't have like I mean , you know , if you're at university , you're paying your rent , but you don't have a mortgage , you don't have a life insurance policy , you don't normally have a car , yeah , so .	user target group
-C	1622.92	Yeah .	user target group
-C	1632.68	Yeah , they've got no commitments and usually not a car and all of those things .	user target group
-A	1637.13	Alright .	user target group
-C	1640.87	Kids .	user target group
-A	1640.88	Yeah .	user target group
-B	1641.08	You're still learning to drive actually , so that just costs more than a car , but yeah .	user target group
-C	1641.81	Yeah .	user target group
-A	1641.89	So you're more likely to b Yeah .	user target group
-B	1646.36	Um so I mean like it is an age group to target , really , I think .	user target group
-C	1649.97	Yeah , and if we're if we're talking twenty five Euros as a price , that's not unaffordable , even for young people .	user target group
-B	1656.08	No , I mean that's what , that's like fifteen Pounds ?	user target group
-C	1658.53	Yeah .	user target group
-B	1658.7	You know , I think Yeah , I d I don't know many people without a T_V_ .	user target group
-D	1659.24	Yeah this this is not unaffordable , but the problem is whether people need it , whether they do have a T_V_ to use its full Yeah .	user target group
-C	1664.64	Yeah .	user target group
-A	1665.75	Yeah .	user target group
-C	1668.87	But do they But the T_V_s are often kind of someone's old T_V_ that's blah blah and be a bit strange to have a fancy rome remote .	user target group
-B	1668.94	We didn't have a T_V_ last year , and everyone thought we were off our heads , you know .	user target group
-D	1674.3	Common , the students yeah , yeah .	user target group
-D	1676.57	The s the stu yeah , and the remote control might not yeah , it might not even function with the old T_V_ .	user target group
-A	1680.67	Mm .	user target group
-B	1683.16	Yeah , I d well we've we've got quite a d decent T_V_ .	user target group
-C	1684.01	Mm .	user target group
-A	1684.85	Bu but even even in the case of twenty five to thirty five it's quite popular , right ?	user target group
-D	1687.72	Yeah , we're still yeah .	user target group
-C	1688.3	Yeah .	user target group
-A	1688.71	So mm uh are are are Mm .	user target group
-D	1689.83	Or w maybe we can just kind of uh uh Yeah , but at the same time I think maybe we can we can just decide to to have both of these groups as our target , because actually I mean they're all still re young people .	user target group
-B	1689.96	Yeah .	user target group
-B	1691.99	I think I think the fact that , you know , ninety one point two percent of fifteen to twenty five year olds are saying yes , I would pay more for a voice recognition remote control , does say quite a lot really .	user target group
-C	1699.67	Yeah .	user target group
-B	1702.63	You know , so I mean that and the disposable income and I don't think it's something to ignore , you know .	user target group
-C	1704.51	Yeah .	user target group
-C	1717.25	Yeah .	user target group
-B	1719.03	Is not a massive difference , you know .	user target group
-D	1720.55	Yeah .	user target group
-C	1720.7	Yeah , if we ta if we take fifteen to thirty five , but that then does imply that we should try and incorporate voice recognition .	user target group
-B	1720.73	No , do totally .	user target group
-A	1721.89	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1723.7	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1727.13	Is that gonna have a an implication for the technical specs ?	user target group
-A	1727.42	Um I was having a a general outlook on um m most like sophisticated features , but voice recognition itself I'm not very sure about , because one of the p uh things that Cat pointed out was uh uh how do we go about implementing it ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1742.68	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1742.78	Uh and uh Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1744.0	You do have it in your mobile phone though , don't you ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1746.0	Because you have like I mean every mobile phone now has like call this person and it calls them .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1747.59	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1751.52	But how frequently do we use it anyway and um uh h ho how good is it , you know uh voice recognition softwares are still quite uh Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1752.13	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1753.86	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1758.56	I don't know .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1758.93	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1759.59	With um but with a T_V_ remote it's gonna be quite limited if we're t saying the main things people want to do is on off channel five , louder , tha that should be relatively simple .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1760.08	An Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1769.04	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1770.15	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1771.15	S so y you'd maybe need a code word .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1772.0	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1774.0	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1774.33	O Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1775.78	Do you know what I mean ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1776.79	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1776.82	So like when you say change , except that's being said quite a lot on T_V_ , so maybe like , you know , remote .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1783.9	I mean how often do people say remote on T_V_ ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1786.04	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1786.77	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1786.97	Although I only watch Charmed , so really I wouldn't know but like so you'd just say remote five , you know , remote ten , remote one two nine .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1793.52	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1795.43	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1795.64	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1797.88	Okay , so it seems like a feasible thing to implement uh for for a limited yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1799.06	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1801.67	Yeah , but maybe if you wanna look into that just to just to check .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1806.21	Um , so if we go for the the fifteen to thirty five age group and then of course we're going to get th anyone who's older than thirty five who wants to look young and hip and trendy and has the money , then they'll they'll still go for the same advertising .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1816.38	Yeah but uh um Yeah , yeah sure , yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1825.8	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1826.56	I don't think there's a lot of uh voice recognition remote controls .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1829.32	Yeah , w well now the v the voice recognition if if it works wonderfully w we could possibly do away with all buttons , but I think this is not really the right moment yet , because people are just so used to buttons and um , yeah it's it's kind of safer , so we we need both , so the voice recognition would be just an extra , it wouldn't really reduce the size of the remote .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1840.07	Yeah , I think we need both .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1842.13	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1842.98	W What uh Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1847.49	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1849.36	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1850.65	What wh uh what I was thinking is that there is this uh separation between what the channels are on T_V_ and how they are numbered on the remote control .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1862.24	If we can do with away with that , our product can be really popular uh in the sense that uh a person can say , I want to watch uh I_T_V_ one instead of saying that I want to go onto channel number forty five .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1872.57	Uh-huh .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1873.99	Yeah , that would be another way to do it .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1874.1	Uh-huh .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1874.45	Yeah , so if uh if something like that can be incorporated , some kind of Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1877.35	So that if that was in the the voice recognition , that would be great .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1880.15	Yeah , but then the code word would be even more important , because I mean Sky advertise on every channel , don't they , you know , so then it would be you'd be watching Charmed , and then the Sky advert would come on and it would change to Sky .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1883.69	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1885.53	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1893.14	Watch Sky and yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1894.76	Yeah , yeah , and that would be really annoying .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1894.87	Alright .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1896.21	Yeah , that's Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1898.37	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1900.42	But that's definitely a possibility .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1900.72	Yeah but m but on the other hand , remote control isn't as close to you you probably might just just uh speak into it and and the T_V_ would be already further away , so it might not pick up the other things coming from there .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1901.16	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1908.04	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1911.95	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1913.55	Do you not think that defeats the object of having voice recognition on a remote control though ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1918.53	So that you can yell at it , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1920.02	Yeah , you know , so you have to have the remote control .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1922.39	It's more like if you lost it and it's down the sofa sometime , you can yell at it and it'll just change it , you can look for it later , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1928.92	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1931.44	Alright .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1932.5	Yeah , but then the remote control I think I mean um the idea is kind of it's it's not that it's sitting there on on top of the television , because then you could already yell at the television and you wouldn't you you wouldn't need the remote control , so the remote control is still something you keep n near yourself .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1946.85	Yeah , yeah , I suppose nearer to you but a b like if you have surround sound then Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1955.35	Mm yeah and it might become very difficult from a distance for the television to understand what you're saying because of the noise factor for the remote control being cl I mean it'll it'll mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1955.46	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1962.4	Yeah , yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1962.86	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1964.82	No , but I I I was just defending the the fact why why we want to keep the remote control close to us , a and uh not to yell at it from the distance .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1967.34	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1972.1	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1972.51	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1974.55	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1974.66	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1974.93	So uh wh another thing uh that can be used is that uh there can be a beeper button on the T_V_ , so you can go and press that button and um and the remote control , wherever it is , it'll beep , so we we can probably come to know where it is .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1983.83	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1987.28	That's but then if you're buying the remote separately , but y you could have something , but i if it was something that you could like stick onto the T_V_ or something , some like a two p if you bought it in a two part pack , so one part attaches to the T_V_ .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1988.24	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1991.99	Oh yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1995.75	Right , yeah , yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1996.29	Okay , yeah , mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1999.95	Yeah , 'cause it's it's quite important that you don't lose the the bit to locate the remote control .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2002.76	The l Well that's right , but it solves the problem of having different noises .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2004.14	Alright , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2007.27	Yeah , definitely , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2009.17	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2009.93	Okay , I think we're gonna have to wrap this up um .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2016.16	But if we go away with that that kind of general um specification in mind that we're looking at fifteen to thirty five year olds , we want it to look simple , but still have the buttons so it's easy to use , but only those key buttons , the major buttons and then one sort of menu one , and then voice recognition included as an option um but that obviously needs a little bit more working out as to whether it's really feasible and some of those problems we were mentioning um .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2032.28	The major ones , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2040.42	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2040.46	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2045.63	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2051.88	What we have to do now is to go back to our little places , complete our questionnaire and some sort of summarisation , which y you'll get immediately by email .	closing
-C	2061.84	Send me your presentations so that I can use them to make the minutes , and then we've got a lunch break and after lunch we go back to our own little stations and have thirty minutes more work .	closing
-D	2067.52	Mm-hmm .	closing
-C	2075.07	Um I'll put the minutes in that project documents folder , but I'll send you an email when I do it , so that you know .	closing
-A	2080.67	So where exactly is this i Ah , okay .	closing
-C	2081.72	It should be on your desktop , so on the yeah .	closing
-A	2086.55	Yeah .	closing
-D	2086.55	Yeah .	closing
-C	2087.1	So I'll put it I'll put them there as soon as I've written them .	closing
-D	2089.33	Did you find it ?	closing
-D	2090.31	It's just yeah , yeah .	closing
-A	2090.36	Yeah , yeah in that one , right yeah .	closing
-C	2092.58	Yeah , and email them round .	closing
-B	2094.31	Oh , so y you want our um PowerPoint presentations in there , hey ?	closing
-C	2097.38	Yeah , that would be great .	closing
-B	2098.92	Okay .	closing
-D	2098.98	Oh so so we'll just put them i there , we we yeah , w we won't even okay .	closing
-C	2099.97	Oh yeah , put them in there .	closing
-C	2101.5	Yeah , then you don't have to email them .	closing
-B	2101.54	There you go .	closing
-B	2103.51	But is everyone's called functional requirements ?	closing
-C	2105.59	No , they're all called something slightly different .	closing
-A	2105.79	No .	closing
-C	2108.66	Technical requirements and something something , yeah .	closing
-B	2110.01	Okay , so that's good .	closing
-D	2111.22	Yeah .	closing
-B	2111.84	That's me done .	closing
-C	2111.86	So , if you put them in there , we'll all be able to see them and refer to them if we need to .	closing
-B	2116.44	Okay , cool .	closing
-C	2117.62	Um as to where we're going from here , you're going to look at the components concept .	closing
-A	2126.43	Right .	closing
-C	2126.99	Yeah ?	closing
-C	2128.35	Whatever that means .	closing
-D	2130.0	Yeah .	closing
-C	2130.6	Yeah .	closing
-A	2130.94	I guess I'll find out .	closing
-C	2132.05	You'll be looking you'll be looking at the user interface concept , on something conceptual and you're watching trends to see how we go and surely voice recognition'll fall off the map or something that um we'll keep keep our options op hmm ?	closing
-D	2134.95	Uh something conceptual , yeah .	closing
-A	2145.22	Wha what was it again that I was supposed to look into ?	closing
-A	2148.27	Con components , oh .	closing
-C	2148.72	Components , yeah .	closing
-D	2150.57	Hmm .	closing
-D	2151.32	Sorry , but um the next meeting um are we going to have it um right after lunch or shall we prepare our To prepare , okay , yeah , that's good .	closing
-C	2156.57	No , we have we have after lunch we have thirty minutes to ourselves to prepare , so that's fine , w before lunch we just have to complete the questionnaire and some sort of summary .	closing
-D	2168.31	Okay .	closing
-C	2169.01	Okay ?	closing
-C	2169.25	Right on time .	closing
-D	2170.9	Cool .	closing
-C	2173.83	Okay , so you can I guess we'll see you for lunch in a sec ?	closing
-D	2178.18	Okay , see you .	closing

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-B	0	.	NO_TOPIC
-C	2.37	Excellent .	NO_TOPIC
-C	3.5	So um I sent you the agenda , it was on the in the project documents .	NO_TOPIC
-C	10.44	I don't know if you got a chance to just have a look at it .	NO_TOPIC
-C	13.85	Anyway , it's the meeting's gonna follow more or less the same structure as last time , so we'll go round each of you in turn and you can give your presentations on what you've been up to .	NO_TOPIC
-C	26.15	Um and at the end of that we need to discuss what you've come up with , so that we can make a decision on the key remote control concepts , so that's we need to know about the components' properties , materials , the user interface and any trends that the Marketing Expert has been watching .	NO_TOPIC
-A	51.65	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-C	51.8	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	52.54	Um , do you wanna start again ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	53.94	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	54.7	Let me we've got forty minutes .	NO_TOPIC
-A	55.62	Right s so I haven't made a PowerPoint presentation , yeah , I I thought I'll use the whiteboard instead .	NO_TOPIC
-C	59.97	You haven't made a PowerPoint , okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	63.33	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	64.08	Um mm , okay , so basically I'll start off by uh I thought I'll use the whiteboard because we have so many different options and what we can do is that we can start um uh rubbing off the options that we do not require and putting in the options that uh are m or highlighting or underlining them or something like that .	NO_TOPIC
-C	65.14	Let's hope the pen holds out .	NO_TOPIC
-C	86.72	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	93.03	Okay , so uh I'll start again with a brief introduction to connect that anyway brief introduction to the insides of a remote control and uh then we can probably uh discuss the various components .	NO_TOPIC
-C	98.31	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	112.05	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	112.96	Okay , so w what you see here is so this is the outside of the remote , right ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	119.36	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	119.68	If you open it , you have a circuit board here , right , and this is the chip that I was talking about last time .	NO_TOPIC
-A	127.83	This basically sends information to a tr uh transistor here , which then uh sends the information to an L_E_D_ device here .	NO_TOPIC
-C	135.95	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	136.27	If you flip the printed circuit board , and this is th the most important point here , uh everything else is kind of Okay , so if you flip the circuit board , this is what it looks like .	NO_TOPIC
-A	148.89	So you see for example a particular button attaches to a particular place on the P_C_B_ and uh on pressing this button I a circuit completes , the information goes to the chip , which is somewhere here and the chip that tra then translates the code into an infra infrared radiation , which goes goes out through there .	NO_TOPIC
-C	154.47	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	171.57	So uh the important point that I read over the website was uh that the configurations of these printed circuit circuit boards uh are quite cheap to make , you can ge get them printed as you want to , so w we can have a configuration um irrespective of the cost , the way we want to have .	NO_TOPIC
-C	183.2	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	191.52	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	191.9	Right ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	192.2	So that's the important point here , so these are the different options that we have .	NO_TOPIC
-A	198.6	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	199.57	So the batteries , I'll start with the battery , right ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	203.4	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	208.6	So they can be simple which is like uh the normal batteries in uh our uh the cells , yeah ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	217.63	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	218.54	Uh thes these are the kind different kind of batteries that the company makes , right ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	224.19	So .	NO_TOPIC
-A	226.42	And dynamos .	NO_TOPIC
-A	230.49	Um yeah , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	231.06	Does that mean like a wind-up one ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	234.64	So uh I don't know if even if you want to consider this , but these are the different things that the company makes , so th they'll they'll since uh they'll come internally from the company , they'll be eas uh cheaper , uh all these options .	NO_TOPIC
-B	235.93	A wind-up remote .	NO_TOPIC
-C	240.94	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	247.0	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	247.5	So the third one is uh the kinetic energy ones .	NO_TOPIC
-B	253.36	You could make the hand dynamo into an exercise bike , and then people could exercise whilst watching T_V_ .	NO_TOPIC
-A	257.98	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	258.01	And charging their remote , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	259.51	Yeah , and stop worrying about the whole R_S_I_ from the remote thing , 'cause that's just Yay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	263.2	Yeah , it's a good option .	NO_TOPIC
-D	264.92	So what was what was this k ka Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	265.75	The the kinetic energy one is uh that e uh uh they are usually modern watches , since our hand keeps moving , it keeps the watch ticking .	NO_TOPIC
-C	271.75	Uh yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	274.38	But I dunno i if it is a good idea for a remote control , because it'll just lie there for a long while sometimes .	NO_TOPIC
-C	274.4	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	276.2	For a remote , 'cause you Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	278.95	But as soon as you pick it up it moves and then again it uh re recharges or something .	NO_TOPIC
-D	279.09	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	283.71	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	284.42	And the fourth option is the solar cells , which are also made by the company .	NO_TOPIC
-A	290.55	Environment friendly .	NO_TOPIC
-A	292.34	Okay um so I'll list things and then we can come back and discuss what what we think from uh everybody's perspective .	NO_TOPIC
-C	296.85	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	301.47	There are different cases that can be provided .	NO_TOPIC
-A	304.88	They can be basically the shape of the cases , they can be flat , they can be curved with uh one-sided curved and one side flat , and they can be curved with on both the sides .	NO_TOPIC
-C	309.82	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	322.42	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	325.19	These are the three options , right ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	327.42	Um Yeah , would it be flat on both the sides , would be curved from one side , or whatever uh there were different kind of supplements available , um like it can be in plastic , rubber , wood , or titanium , right ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	329.01	Um you mean this would be like the the overall shape of the remote control , yeah , mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	335.05	Yeah , mm-hmm , mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	337.46	Mm-hmm mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	337.49	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	345.64	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	346.8	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	347.65	Did you say wool ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	347.91	Wo wo wood .	NO_TOPIC
-C	348.77	Wood , wood .	NO_TOPIC
-B	349.71	Wood .	NO_TOPIC
-A	350.21	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	350.25	Oh right .	NO_TOPIC
-C	351.25	A fluffy remote .	NO_TOPIC
-A	351.35	Not wool .	NO_TOPIC
-B	352.89	Yeah , you'll understand why when we get to my presenta .	NO_TOPIC
-A	355.43	Oh really ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	356.24	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	357.43	Huh .	NO_TOPIC
-A	357.47	Um the so uh we can use even um a certain titanium is also used uh in the company to make uh uh some space design equipment , so it's kind of um uh it'll be probably nicer to use , because it relates to the overall image of the company , but uh it cannot be used on a double curved surface .	NO_TOPIC
-A	379.48	If we choose this , we cannot use titanium .	NO_TOPIC
-C	381.56	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	381.97	For for these two we can use titanium , wood , rubber , or plastic .	NO_TOPIC
-C	387.93	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	388.06	Yeah ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	390.01	Uh okay , the interface options now .	NO_TOPIC
-A	392.76	So we can have push-buttons , like most remotes do and our company is an expert in making push-buttons .	NO_TOPIC
-A	404.15	Ooh .	NO_TOPIC
-A	405.04	Uh we can have scroll wheels like the ones on um uh mouse pointers uh uh Yeah , yeah , something like that .	NO_TOPIC
-B	408.06	Sony .	NO_TOPIC
-C	409.83	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	410.93	Sony Ericsson mobile phones has it .	NO_TOPIC
-B	414.41	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	415.59	So , and they have they can even have an an integrated uh push-button inside the scrolling thing .	NO_TOPIC
-C	420.79	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	421.72	The scroll plus push .	NO_TOPIC
-A	424.6	So this is something that has been recently developed by the company , um in the last decade , so not too recent .	NO_TOPIC
-A	431.78	And L_C_D_s , we can have L_C_D_s .	NO_TOPIC
-A	434.02	So these two are recent and and this is q quite old .	NO_TOPIC
-C	439.16	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	440.36	The various electronic options are um uh so th this concerns firs first of all the the chips I I showed you at uh so there's there's a chip behind this one , right ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	456.51	The P_C_B_ is uh inexpensive , so we can put put in uh whatever we want , but the various integrated circuit options are , we have either a simple one or a regular or advanced .	NO_TOPIC
-C	461.64	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	476.9	And uh the price goes up as we go down , obviously .	NO_TOPIC
-C	479.96	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	484.14	Um okay , so the good thing about uh wh wh why why we would want to use advanced u why we might want to use advanced is that L_C_D_s can only come with the advanced chip .	NO_TOPIC
-C	496.92	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	497.83	Um the we need regular or advanced for uh scroll wheels .	NO_TOPIC
-A	508.34	Right ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	509.26	Um and the chip basically includes the infra infrared sender .	NO_TOPIC
-C	513.86	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	514.61	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	515.29	Uh besides this in electr under electronics uh also the company has started making a sample sender , which is did not explained what i what it was , but I'm guessing that uh so they have a sample sender and a sample speaker .	NO_TOPIC
-A	535.19	So I'm guessing that uh the sample speaker is probably something like um uh you know , as soon as you press a button , it it mm uh give gives you feedback , one five or whatever .	NO_TOPIC
-A	547.27	Yeah , on .	NO_TOPIC
-C	547.33	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	548.53	Um and uh I dunno whether sample sender sender has to do something with voice recognition or not , but anyway .	NO_TOPIC
-C	556.41	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	556.93	So , these are the different options that we have .	NO_TOPIC
-A	560.32	Okay , so th that's that's basically now now uh I think that uh we can integrate um uh you know , uh the user interface uh and uh the marketing things in that , keep uh taking out things from this and uh underlining things that are important , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	572.69	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	575.65	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	577.73	Excellent .	NO_TOPIC
-C	578.75	Do you wanna stay somewhere near the board , so that if we need to you can sit down , but just we might need you to leap up .	NO_TOPIC
-D	578.93	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	582.01	Yeah , yeah , sure .	NO_TOPIC
-A	583.56	Sure .	NO_TOPIC
-A	584.27	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	587.76	What are you , PowerPoint , or Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	587.82	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	589.96	Um I have some PowerPoint , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	591.65	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-D	595.06	Oh .	NO_TOPIC
-C	620.04	Do you think these pens can give you cancer of the hand ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	620.12	'Kay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	622.41	Some sort of radiation ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	624.88	No it's got its little camera in there , plug it in .	NO_TOPIC
-C	626.69	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	628.98	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	629.38	'S a Ugly .	NO_TOPIC
-A	629.67	Yeah , it should should do it .	NO_TOPIC
-A	630.75	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	633.6	Right , interface concept .	NO_TOPIC
-D	635.4	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	636.55	Um to be honest actually , I mentioned some some of the things which which could fit on the on the this talk um this time , I m I mentioned them already in the previous talk .	NO_TOPIC
-C	646.7	That's fine .	NO_TOPIC
-D	647.04	So um yeah , this time um I might not have them on the slides but I I can just mention them aw again .	NO_TOPIC
-C	653.19	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	655.25	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	657.27	So um I thought um I would also include the definition of user interface um so it's the aspects of a of of a computer system or programme which can be seen uh by the user um and and which uh the mechanisms that the user uses to control its operation and input data .	NO_TOPIC
-D	677.04	So this would p includes things like shape and size and buttons and um voice recognition as well , and colour , and so on .	NO_TOPIC
-C	683.66	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	685.53	Um um the method I employed this time was a again having a look to related products and mainly on the internet and then um analyse them uh from the point of view of user fen friendliness and also um whether their appearance was was pleasant .	NO_TOPIC
-D	709.83	Um and then um this uh this um this can help us to decide which features we want to incorporate in our product .	NO_TOPIC
-C	719.21	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	721.88	So some findings um um .	NO_TOPIC
-D	726.42	So in in the case of many user interfaces , they're just so full of buttons that it's actually uh hard to find the ones you you really um want to use and um and it's just confusing , it takes y know time to learn .	NO_TOPIC
-D	741.81	Um okay , and I thought I would just quickly show some of them that I found .	NO_TOPIC
-D	750.82	Okay , some of them are here .	NO_TOPIC
-D	752.99	Um well the picture is not very clear , but as you can see , there are actu oi , oh oh oh , sorry for that .	NO_TOPIC
-D	759.97	'S go back .	NO_TOPIC
-A	762.83	That's nice one .	NO_TOPIC
-D	762.94	Ah , no , please .	NO_TOPIC
-D	767.46	Okay , so yeah , they're quite big and have many many buttons .	NO_TOPIC
-D	771.41	Actually of the of all these I personally p prefer this one , because it's it's the smallest and and with with least uh with the smallest number of buttons as well .	NO_TOPIC
-D	781.68	And I would say even the appearance of some of them is kind of not so nice .	NO_TOPIC
-C	787.09	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	789.21	Um okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	793.08	So let's carry on with this .	NO_TOPIC
-D	797.83	Um So uh um o other findings um some new things um used , uh some of them were mentioned already by our Technical um Designer uh .	NO_TOPIC
-D	814.15	Our own company has developed a new in user interface uh wait , no this is not the one .	NO_TOPIC
-D	819.61	Okay , there is a we can uh include voice recognition and um it allows i it's possible to record eighty different voice samples on it .	NO_TOPIC
-C	829.72	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	829.92	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	830.88	Uh so uh this uh this one was already mentioned uh the L_C_ display .	NO_TOPIC
-C	834.99	It's yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	836.29	Um s another new development is a scroll button , which was also th also already mentioned .	NO_TOPIC
-D	842.37	And uh our own manufacturing division ha has uh designed a new um uh programmable speech uh mm sorry uh speaker unit I guess it's it should be .	NO_TOPIC
-C	858.02	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	858.29	Um and this means that um once uh uh it it it comes together with a voice recognition , but it's once once the mm um gadget uh recognises uh the voice of the speaker , there can be a um pre-programmed answer , for example , you can pick up the remote control and say something to it like hello and it says some hello and your name or whatever .	NO_TOPIC
-C	879.93	Uh-huh , hi yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	882.49	So I mean this is also one of the n dev new developments which we might consider if we wanted to include .	NO_TOPIC
-A	882.64	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	888.74	Uh sorry , uh can you go back for a second ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	890.96	Um uh are you sure wha what this means , a spinning wheel with the L_C_ display ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	895.69	Uh oh yeah are th Oh okay , the iPod thing , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	896.38	It's like the like you said , no ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	898.69	The scroll scroll wheel .	NO_TOPIC
-B	899.87	Yeah , you can't Oh , it's like the iPod .	NO_TOPIC
-D	900.14	No no , the scroll button is a different thing .	NO_TOPIC
-D	902.31	I I have a picture if you just a moment , I'll I'll show you .	NO_TOPIC
-D	907.28	I wasn't completely sure myself , but I think it's just like um it's it's a wheel , it's like not separate buttons .	NO_TOPIC
-D	915.17	Look , this one here .	NO_TOPIC
-D	916.7	But I'm I'm not really sure whether whether you can really turn it round , it's like you press this or this or Uh-huh .	NO_TOPIC
-B	920.23	G yeah , no , you can .	NO_TOPIC
-A	921.33	Uh it's the iPod uh kind of uh Alright , right .	NO_TOPIC
-B	921.64	It's like it's like where you you know how you have your your mouse , and y you go round and i it's kind of like that and you spin round and it yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	926.13	Uh-huh .	NO_TOPIC
-A	929.48	Okay , okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	931.88	So instead of going down you just spin yeah , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	931.91	It is You just go round and it is a bit weird at first , but it's actually very like fast .	NO_TOPIC
-C	934.42	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	938.83	Uh-huh .	NO_TOPIC
-C	939.02	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	939.42	I like the the wheels that click on the side you you get 'em much slower , so it's quite good if you like searching quite a lot of stuff .	NO_TOPIC
-C	945.69	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	945.72	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-B	946.17	Do you know , if you're lookin if you're th scrolling through the A_ to Z_ of your music and you're looking for something at T_ , then it's a lot faster than the wheel , but you've got a lot less control over it .	NO_TOPIC
-A	950.86	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	954.57	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	954.58	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-A	954.84	So maybe I should include that here as well , L_C_D_s um plus spinning .	NO_TOPIC
-D	955.47	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	957.6	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	958.96	Uh Okay , and the personal preferences are pretty much the same as as as last time .	NO_TOPIC
-C	962.28	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	968.6	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	968.71	It it has to be small , simple .	NO_TOPIC
-D	971.29	Okay , we decided to include voice recognition , so to have the standard uh major buttons like on , off , um ch the channels and and then um volume and then the rest would be a menu on the screen .	NO_TOPIC
-D	985.92	Um and I I also thought uh if we want to keep it small and nice um and actually I I quite like the idea of a scroll a scrolling button , I thought it could be for for voice like , I dunno , it mm like on a um i like it used to be on Walkmans or something .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1003.53	There is uh I think there is no reason why we couldn't use something like this for for the remote control .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1008.74	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1008.93	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1010.45	So yeah , that's uh that's it .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1012.28	Excellent .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1013.84	Okay , straight to trends , and then we can discuss it all at once .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1016.98	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1025.65	Okay , I've put the copy of the presentation in um the yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1029.49	The project documents .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1031.59	Excellent .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1032.45	If you two could both do that as well , in case we need to refer to it .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1033.93	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1050.6	Cool .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1058.13	Here it comes .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1068.72	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1070.44	Fabulous .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1071.84	Okay , cool .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1073.29	Um so what I did was to search the internet to come up with market trends and you know what users are gonna be wanting in the the near future .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1081.54	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1082.74	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1084.6	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1085.04	Now , the first aspect is apparently twice as important as the second aspect , which is twice as important as the third a aspect .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1092.01	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1092.37	So , I mean the the easy to use thing is fairly low down on the which I think given the target group is what you would expect , really .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1096.57	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1100.58	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1101.75	Um , you know , people want something new , something technologically innovative and different , so the whole idea with the L_C_D_s and the spinning and the colours and the voice recognition is quite like , quite the thing to go for .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1114.41	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1114.67	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1114.8	And um , yeah it wants to look fancy , fancy look and feel .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1119.48	So um uh maybe uh as you're discussing things , is it okay if we just uh keep highlighting things here ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1119.64	So Yeah , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1123.96	Yeah , yeah , sure .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1125.71	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1126.43	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1126.96	So mm uh so it yeah , so probably voice recognition is is kind of important , right ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1127.73	That's over on the interface , if if you could put Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1135.38	Um and an yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1135.74	And maybe the L_C_D_ and spinning so that means we need an advanced thing .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1138.64	Okay , I I have a point about L_C_D_ , I dunno if it is the right point to take it up .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1143.3	W uh L_C_D_s are basically for feedback , right , to the user who's pressing buttons , and the feedback can come through television itself , so do we need an L_C_D_ on the remote ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1146.01	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1146.67	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1152.49	Depends how fast your television runs , really , don't don't you think ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1155.86	I mean we've got one of those um Telewest boxes and you put the number in the remote and then you wait and then it goes to the T_V_ and then you wait , and then it comes , so i it actually takes quite a long time .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1159.03	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1165.67	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1165.98	And if you get the number in wrong , then it's a bit of a pain , so I think , you know , a screen on the remote would probably cut down your time on that .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1166.78	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1173.7	But like remotes do tend to get f thrown about a bit .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1176.47	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1176.57	It it is also quite nice though to to have something here so you don't interrupt the picture on the screen , so if you're watching something Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1177.32	You know ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1181.89	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1182.8	That's true , yeah , that's also Right .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1183.49	And i it would be like I mean if you could make it integrate with the T_V_ then it could come up with new information about what's on , and you could just see that on the remote rather than Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1191.33	Rather than having to interrupt your viewing pleasure .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1194.24	But um I think maybe a way to do it would be a similar way to how you have your mobile phone , you know , like you have the slidey ones and you have the flippy ones and then the screen's protected so it doesn't actually get scratched .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1203.22	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1204.55	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1204.91	So you can have like what looks like a normal remote control , you know or like a minimalist remote control .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1208.34	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1209.98	So you got your buttons one to nine , your on and off and your volume on that and then if you want to mess about with it , you flip it open and , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1212.34	Mm right .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1214.16	And then you can flip it open .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1218.01	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1219.03	So now we seem to have a consensus that L_C_D_s are definitely the way to go because of style and Right .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1222.56	Yeah , I think so .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1224.12	Yeah , so that kind of decides your whole chip thing .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1226.81	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1228.05	You you agree ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1229.21	Maarika , yeah ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	1229.24	Yep , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1229.97	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1231.32	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1232.18	So L_C_D_s , yeah , definitely .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1232.81	Okay ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1235.61	Go on .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1236.88	Cool .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1238.01	Okay , apparently , fruit and vegetables will be providing inspiration .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1241.9	Sorry , I discovered clip art .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1245.6	Um so these will be an important feature for clothes , shoes and furniture .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1250.25	So I mean , I'm taking this to mean , you know , curviness .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1255.06	Do you know ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1255.52	'Cause you don't tend to get flat vegetables .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1257.38	Yeah , and possibly even uneven , like not not symmet yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1257.95	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1258.08	You know ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1259.67	Yeah , bit of asymmetry and stuff .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1261.93	But that would be a good way to to get in the whole um R_S_I_ issue in there , because I mean if you think most people use the remote control with their right hand ha right hands so you wanna you curve it so that it's suitable for use with the right hand .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1268.46	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1268.75	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1276.5	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1277.89	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1278.0	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1278.19	Um yeah , I'm not quite sure about the relevance of material will be spongy .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1283.55	Um Yeah , but I mean y you have to Well I suppose you wouldn't get a remote uh an electric shock off your remote control if it was made of rubber .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1283.74	Something a bit squishy and Yeah , and it'd help if you drop it , it protects it as well .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1287.16	Yeah , we we have we have rubber , but there is a problem that I forgot to discuss with the um with using So if if we use uh latex cases , they won't allow us to use solar cells , as an energy source that is the constraint , so um we could use titanium , wood or plastic uh or uh Yeah , w energy source .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1287.3	So it could be like a rubbery yeah , uh-huh .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1307.85	Yeah , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1308.85	To some degree .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1317.44	Uh-huh .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1326.29	Or if we want to use the the latex , then we have to go with one of the other um power things .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1332.0	If it's made of rubber you could get the kinetic energy fairly easily there , you could just bounce it up and down .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1335.36	From from bouncing it .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1336.31	Yeah , tap it on the desk , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1337.91	You can have it as like a little ball to bounce , that flips open .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1340.68	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1343.31	Um so yeah , um okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1343.84	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1346.15	So probably double curved surface is the way to go , yeah , .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1349.97	Yeah , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1350.23	Mm yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1351.75	Or or curved at one end and flat on the top , because I I'm not sure if it is flat on both both the sides , then ho how much easy would it be to reach for buttons , etcetera .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1361.92	Um Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1362.77	You have to have a certain element of flatness , I think .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1365.39	It it depends on the whole ergonomics of it , you know , it's like how you put your hands so y it's the least movement basically .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1371.04	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1371.37	Yeah , singe single side curved or double side curved does not say too much , does it ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1372.5	Uh-huh .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1376.2	It uh Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1376.21	No , I d I don't think it makes a lot of difference .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1379.37	I I have one of those s slidey phones and I mean the back is essentially straight , but it's curvy , so .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1384.09	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1386.8	Besides , you have four sides to a thing , so I mean does curved one side mean one side is straight and , you know curved two sides means the whole thing is just a big curvy p thing ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1386.8	Yeah , 'cause the Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1386.92	Uh I think uh Right .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1397.46	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1397.92	Dunno .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1398.03	Di now did it say anywhere in your research material about this sliding stuff uh because um according to the information that I have , I think uh the onl only options that we have with the case is are these three .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1410.24	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1410.26	Uh eith either we have uh a flat surfaced uh case or a curved surfaced case .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1415.19	It does not say anything about uh whether technically , you know , this this stuff is available at all .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1415.35	Nothing to open them .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1419.84	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1420.41	Uh it's it's more about the protecting the L_C_D_ , which I think is where it came from .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1423.47	Right , yeah , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1425.44	But no , my research didn't tell me anything , which is why we have all the pictures , 'cause I had nothing better to do with my time .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1430.01	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1431.14	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1431.36	Okay , cool .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1431.98	Anything else ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1432.85	What've we got ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1433.61	Uh combine style with a level of functionality , um beauty and practicality and a thing of beauty and p function .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1441.71	Okay , so .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1441.76	Cool , thanks .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1442.55	Okay ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	1443.63	Thanks Yeah uh-hum yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1445.78	Looking at what we've got , we we want an L_C_D_ display with a spinning wheel .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1450.59	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1451.62	Let's let's try to r rub off things and yeah , so um hand dynamos are definitely out , right ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1453.65	Yeah , rub off some of those .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1460.3	You you got a wind dynamo , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1460.78	Yeah , it's not that's not streamlined and sexy , having a having a wind up .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1464.73	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1466.24	Um kinetic energy does seem to have some kind of uh uh appeal , but uh it's Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1470.53	I think tha Depends how much how much movement it really needs .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1473.75	It's about the practicality of it really , isn't it ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1475.81	You know ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1476.46	As against a watch , which constantly keeps moving , this this thing will have to be tapped every time , which which might be very frustrating for the user .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1476.51	I mean if I can't imagine a m wooden remote control .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1486.12	Kinetic energy it needs I don't have too much technical information on that , yeah , right .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1488.09	Pr presumably if they're suggesting it , then we could use it .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1492.66	Okay , let's keep it option uh keep an option , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1493.31	I'd I'd keep it on .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1495.03	Um the flat co completely flat case is definitely out , right ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1499.1	We don't want that it's no it's not not vegetable .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1499.49	It has to be at least curved from one side , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1499.57	Yeah it's yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1504.39	Um okay , we still have all all the options .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1508.98	Wood , do you think wood will be a good idea ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	1510.4	N wood is I can't n how do you uh I mean you can't keep it really small uh you can't make it like thin and The wood thing .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1515.91	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1518.71	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1519.65	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1520.03	Because you need to you n you need to put all the technology in , so I mean if the case you add the case and it it becomes a bit bulky wi mm-mm yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1526.12	Yeah if if it is really thin if it is really thin it it's likely to break , it's it's much more uh Right .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1529.3	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1531.6	Yeah , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1533.12	Yeah , and given that we're we're looking at more spongy material preferences , I ha would think maybe rubber or plastic is more Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1533.2	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1539.47	U yeah wood is not really yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1541.6	Well it's not very cleanable either , do you know .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1543.86	That's true .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1543.99	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1544.86	It's it's not a practical I mean it's it's alright for a table , but for a remote control , you know .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1550.35	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1551.0	And splinters and stuff and It just m doesn't make any sense , I think is the thing with wood .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1552.69	Yeah , okay wood is out .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1553.24	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1556.79	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1556.79	Yeah , yeah , in the case of remote control not really .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1559.75	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1560.47	Okay , now for the really interesting stuff , the interface .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1564.17	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1564.31	Right , so uh the the push-buttons is is our expertise uh in the industry , but uh it seems to be out of trend , you know , nobody seems to be Mm right .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1574.88	You have to have some push-buttons , don't you ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	1575.12	Yeah , but you um I think for for the channel numb uh channel numbers you still need them , wouldn't you ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1580.22	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1580.84	G yeah , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1581.99	Yeah , so for channel numbers but But I th yeah but I think the L_C_D_ display is kind of yeah , it's faster with a m yeah and w if we dis and when we s um discussed that we might like this flipping open thing , then I mean y you can use it as a normal remote control , but if you do want to use L_C_D_ , then you flip it open , but it's it it's more time-consuming .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1583.52	Oh , if if we have L_C_D_ displays , that opens up a whole world , you know , if you have an L_C_D_ display , then mm you can select almost everything on the L_C_D_ display .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1592.92	Just for fast Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1601.12	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1603.95	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1604.05	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1607.52	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1608.06	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1608.79	I think this is going back to the the graph at the beginning that I made , where , you know , the buttons that people use all the time , you want buttons for them and everything else menu-driven .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1615.62	Mm right .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1615.86	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1616.22	And it yeah L_ L_C_D_ .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1618.78	So uh in in the buttons we have for the channels also we have options .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1622.72	Do you do we enumerate everything from zero to nine ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1625.81	Or do we have just uh channel plus , channel minus , just to just to scroll ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	1629.17	No , no , I mean mm we we definitely need the the numbers , because it's uh otherwise people don't want to flip through all the channels .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1632.75	The numbers .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1633.73	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1636.77	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1636.91	Do we need them on as buttons or do we need them as L_C_D_ ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1637.07	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1637.31	Um Yeah , I would say buttons , because it's yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1638.88	Or on the L_C_D_ we can , you know Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1641.57	G yeah , I would think buttons , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1644.38	Buttons .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1645.68	It's it's the I think the thing is , so if someone just wants to turn on their T_V_ and put on a channel , then it should be easier to use than any other remote , and then if someone wants to , you know , change the contrast on their T_V_ and they should be able to do that and it should be accessible , but , you know , I mean most of the time I mean there's a limit to how much the biggest techno geek can spend fiddling with the T_V_ , I think is the the the issue there .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1646.57	I Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1646.86	So mm Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1650.03	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1652.13	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1663.85	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1670.8	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1670.97	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1674.04	Okay , so buttons definitely in but oh shall we uh try to draw a prec um Uh okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1680.66	I think that's what you guys are gonna do next , so if we put down the key um things that we want .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1685.42	Okay , okay , so the components .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1686.55	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1688.17	Right , so uh what about the the scrolling uh ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	1692.81	Yeah but n I I'm not completely um completely clear uh I yeah , about the spinning wheel .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1699.05	So I think it it doesn't make sense to have both like a scrolling and spinning thing , it's uh you can al include everything in the spinning if you yeah , yeah , in that case .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1703.18	E either or G yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1707.28	Just spinning and not scrolling , I would say .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1709.19	I would say the s the s the spinning goes at a high speed to th to the scrolling wheel , so you have to decide whether you you know , you want to be going so fast or not .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1712.24	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1718.13	But I mean the the thing with this whole if y you're planning on making it out of rubber , on the basis that it's spongy , then I'm not sure how well a scrolling wheel would work .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1724.36	Hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1726.5	Mm um I'm not sure it'll be a good idea to construct the whole thing out of rubber .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1726.82	But if you've got a if if you've got a flipped thing , effectively it's something that's curved on one side and flat on the other side , but you folded it in half .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1728.2	Ah , but I mean you can Yeah , I um I think so too , I mean the case would be yeah the case would be rubber and the the buttons , rubber buttons , but then Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1734.85	Yeah , but y your spinning wheel tends to go to one side .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1736.64	Th that would be on one side , uh-huh .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1743.12	Uh i it Or or at the corners , edges , just the edges covered by rubber or something like that .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1743.19	No , I think it's just the casing rubber on the outside .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1745.34	You want an outside of rubber and then open it up and Or maybe like interchangeable cases .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1748.07	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1751.16	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1751.66	Everything else in plastic or even titanium if we want to use it .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1757.92	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1758.55	'Cause I know like we're going back to iPods again n the whole spinning wheel , but I have like a you know , obviously my iPod's not made of rubber , but then I have a little rubber case that goes over the top of it and I can change the colour , theoretically , to match my outfit .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1769.4	Right , right .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1769.5	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1775.09	Right , okay , so so that gives us a more trendy look as well .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1779.47	Um Right .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1779.56	Yeah , I think the spinning wheel is definitely very now .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1783.24	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1783.69	Yeah , and uh we're going more for the trends than for the usability anyway , right ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	1783.82	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1786.78	That's right , that's what they're after .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1787.25	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1788.64	So I'll rub that out .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1793.59	And uh colours can be provided with the case rather than Um but we still need to te think about the colour of our remote as such , you know , just keep it black , or Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1798.17	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1802.24	Yeah I think we um it was a a requirement that we use our um th the colours of our company , so would it be like yellow , grey and black or something , or Yeah , does Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1811.55	I guess .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1811.91	That doesn't fit in with the whole vegetable theme though .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1814.96	Bananas .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1815.96	Banana's yellow , yeah , definitely .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1817.42	Yeah , but I mean do you think we could incorporate the colours of the company into the buttons and then make the colour of the main remote the colour like vegetable colours , do you know ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1826.51	So you could have like I mean I suppose vegetable colours would be orange and green and some reds and um maybe purple and that and then you'd pick the buttons in company colours to to match with it .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1826.65	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1830.18	Green .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1833.39	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1841.2	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1842.22	Um okay , if you g go over to uh the integrated circuits .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1846.73	Uh since we're having L_C_D_s there there's no way that we're will be able to um what we do need to consider , however , is that the price is going up for the ever every such thing that we are considering , but since L_C_D_s seems to be uh a definite yes , so it seems to be one area where we would want to spend .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1848.42	We need the advanced yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1857.04	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1860.84	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1865.35	So I'll rub off the other two .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1866.42	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1868.86	So are we discounting solar energy because rubber's gonna be used in there somewhere or If solar panels with the rubber .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1874.58	That was the We can't have solar panels with rubber , so .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1875.75	Oh is oh the constraint was uh yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1880.32	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1881.5	So I think uh we'll have uh uh using the simple battery will be a safer option as compared to the kinetic energy one , I mean , a although it does seem uh interesting .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1882.36	Yeah , okay , so we lose that I think .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1886.54	Shall we go for if we're going for rubber , we think uh on as our case , and then Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1891.69	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1893.01	And the buttons as well , I think .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1895.17	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1897.89	We've got five more minutes .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1906.68	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1910.07	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1910.1	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1910.17	But it does not hold any advantages as such for a yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1911.88	Yeah , mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1912.21	It's just a gimmick .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1918.05	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1919.11	Uh okay , so r we understand this better now that uh the the speaker is for the feedback , right ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1924.06	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1924.28	It it says uh the things that you type in or something like that , so Ye yeah , we we don't have too much information about it , um Yeah , okay , so so th this is in as well then , the sample speaker .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1927.44	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1928.44	I think if we can if we can include them at not too much extra cost , then I'd put them in , but if it's Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1936.93	Yeah , but it it I think it should be quite cheap because it's from our own company , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1940.35	It's from the company , so Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1948.29	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1948.78	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1949.68	And the case is curved on one side , but then flat flat , so it's flipped into each other .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1952.64	Flat on the top .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1955.6	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1955.82	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1960.77	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1964.82	Can I pull the thing out the back of your computer ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1966.6	Yeah , sure j Sorry , do you want me to What does um I_C_S_ mean ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1974.48	Just so we can Nothing , it's right , I'm just There we go .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1992.97	I_C_s ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1993.88	Uh integrated circuits .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1995.52	Okay , cool .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1997.51	So it's advanced integrated circuits ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1999.88	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2000.34	Uh oh now I've gone too far .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2004.74	Uh um we we're definitely going in for voice recognition as well as L_C_D_s , mm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2009.21	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2009.86	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2015.88	We're on our way .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2031.43	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2033.15	So we've basically worked out that we're going with a simple battery , the advanced chip and a curved on one side case which is folded in on itself , um made out of rubber and the buttons are also rubber .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2041.3	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2046.7	Yep .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2053.11	We're having push-buttons on the outside and then on the inside an L_C_D_ with spinning wheel , and we're incorporating voice recognition .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2062.15	That's our overall concept , and it's gonna look sort of vegetable , and be in bright vegetable colours .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2064.22	Um Uh-huh .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2070.58	So w w would with have the spinning wheel inside with the L_C_D_ , or would it be on the outer Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2076.82	I think it's on the Mm-mm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2076.98	Imagine it would be inside .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2079.3	So um actually that could like really cut down your thing , so you've got your outside , which is like minimalist , and then you open it up and you've got a screen and a spinning wheel , which you can incorporate buttons into .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2080.79	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2086.7	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2088.56	Yeah , okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2092.99	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2093.59	Um so you've still not got like a lot of stuff in the You've maybe got , you know like if you're modelling on iPod you've got five buttons and a wheel , and four of the buttons are in the wheel , and the other one's the little bit inside the wheel , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2094.82	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2098.36	On the Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2109.6	In the centre , yeah , sure .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2110.96	Mm yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2112.66	Okay , so now we've got thirty minutes before our next meeting .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2117.11	In the meantime , the Industrial Designer over here is gonna work on the look and feel design , which I'll presume he'll work out what that means .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2123.18	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2126.33	Um the User Interface Designer will work on the user interface design and the Marketing Expert is going to work on product evaluation .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2137.41	And as well as that , the two designers are going to work together on our prototype following those instructions that we've just come up with using modelling clay and you will get extra instructions from your personal coach .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2148.88	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2150.85	Cool .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2152.97	Is that all okay ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	2153.86	And anyone who hasn't put their their presentation in the project documents folder , it would be good just so in case we have to refer to it .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2154.25	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2157.36	Yeah , okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2159.25	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2165.77	Cool , I'm gonna go and sit on my own .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2168.84	Y ah nobody wants to talk to you .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2170.82	I know , I'm hated .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2171.42	Unplug yourself .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2172.47	Hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2173.7	I've got a bit tangled up in all this .	NO_TOPIC

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-A	2.67	I'm proud of it .	opening
-C	4.79	Okay .	opening
-C	6.25	This is our final meeting , the detailed design meeting .	opening
-C	10.85	And again I'll take minutes .	opening
-C	14.62	The what we have to get through in this meeting is firstly the prototype presentation from you two , so you can show us what you've been working on so diligently .	opening
-D	23.52	Yeah .	opening
-C	27.15	Um then then Cat's going to present the evaluation criteria that we're going to be evaluating this against .	opening
-B	27.5	It does look very cool .	opening
-C	38.81	Then I need to say some st a few things about finance , 'cause we have to check that it's within the finance criteria .	opening
-C	47.9	Um and then we'll be making sure that our product fits both the evaluation criteria from Cat and the financial limits .	opening
-C	58.75	Um and then we uh will have a brief evaluation of the whole process of production and design that we've been through .	opening
-C	66.73	So we've got forty minutes .	opening
-B	68.61	And then do we get to make a remote control ?	opening
-C	68.73	S 'Cause we missed out .	opening
-B	74.53	Yeah .	opening
-C	75.96	So it's now I guess that we're supposed to start at fifteen thirty five , so we've got until four fifteen .	opening
-A	87.99	Uh-huh .	opening
-C	88.98	Is that right ?	opening
-A	89.06	How how much do we have , forty minutes ?	opening
-D	90.48	Yeah , about four fifteen , yeah .	opening
-C	90.98	Yeah , until about four fifteen .	opening
-B	91.19	Yeah .	opening
-A	91.57	Yeah .	opening
-C	93.26	So yeah .	opening
-A	96.83	Okay , so .	opening
-C	97.36	Go for it .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	97.81	Do you want Yes .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	98.75	So , you said um are are we starting with the the so will you maybe start with like the mm the shape and things and and then I will explain the the user interface th uh things , like the buttons and the scrolling things and Well , but it's it's just an a approximation .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	102.14	Presentation .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	111.47	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	113.8	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	114.57	So um basically going with our trend of vegetables and we selected the colour and approximate shape of banana .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	126.71	Um Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	126.8	You think bananas are a safe thing to use ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	128.73	It's a bit um phallic .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	132.14	Um Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	133.77	Dual use , perfect .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	136.02	Dual use , perfect .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	138.72	Oh , your remote control ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	139.84	Oh that's just bad .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	142.66	Does it vibrate when you press the buttons ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	144.51	Sorry , sorry .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	146.5	Um so basically it's the it's the flip open thing again .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	150.58	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	150.93	So now we we have the okay , so Ma Maarika will explain you the user interface there .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	157.7	And it flips open on the side , so it opens like that .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	162.2	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	162.53	And we have the user interface o in here and uh the the L_C_D_ and and the scroll are inside .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	164.31	Wow .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	171.18	Um well , everything else is probably user interface , so .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	176.84	Yeah , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	176.98	Uh yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	177.0	And it's the whole thing's made of rubber , is that Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	179.36	Rubber .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	179.49	Oh yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	180.35	Yeah , it has , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	181.09	Yeah , .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	181.26	Is it to scale , or do you think you can make it a bit smaller ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	184.79	Um it could be made a bit smaller , and and of course it would be and yeah , but um one thing we actually kind of um forgot while designing , that one side was supposed to be rounder , so we said the back side round , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	189.31	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	196.09	Yeah , well , but i since it's made of rubber anyway .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	199.89	I I think it's it's uh Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	200.58	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	200.98	It l does look like the curvy and then the whole shape's curvy , so I would say that this curvy does look quite like a vegetable .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	206.96	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	209.81	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	209.87	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	210.27	Hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	210.82	And it's spongy as well .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	212.34	I wasn't very keen on that , but yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	214.32	So so uh the user interface as as we discussed last time uh mm on on the on the cover we just have the very basic things .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	216.44	Huh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	225.37	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	225.49	So we have that n uh channels here starting from um uh one two three there would be numbers in in the on the actual one .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	231.64	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	233.2	So it's four , up to four , up to seven , up to nine and zero , z zero here .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	236.42	Six seven eight nine .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	238.16	I like that .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	239.15	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	240.04	And then , well this is on off button .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	241.93	It's it's quite standard mm place for it and and also the colour is quite often red , so it's it's kind of user friendly .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	250.88	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	251.01	And then these ones would be for flipping the channels back and like the previous one and the next one .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	256.18	Uh-huh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	256.34	And and we would also have a l little um thing saying here , previous and ne prevon prevon next .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	261.81	So where's the volume ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	262.19	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	263.52	The volume is is scrolling .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	265.12	On the side , this one .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	265.23	It's on the side .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	266.08	Ah , you did get that in then , mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	266.64	Yeah you just do it like this .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	268.2	And and and it's it's on the back is mm cover or back lid , because if you flip it open , you can still do the scrolling here .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	276.1	Oh okay , .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	276.23	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	277.38	See ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	278.23	So the volume is you just scroll , but then once you flip it open , okay , there there you have the screen and and you have the mm spinning wheel with options to choose .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	284.45	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	287.73	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	289.27	You can move back and forth and then if you need to m choose something on the screen , you just push the cen mm the middle button .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	294.82	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	295.54	Cool .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	296.3	Oh , the thing we forgot was like a mute button .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	299.37	A mute button .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	299.63	Uh no , we we'd not put so on on the cover we have the the bare essentials .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	300.26	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	301.54	Well , we'll have this on the screen , on the display .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	305.79	Y or you could have it so you on the wheel if you .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	307.38	On the wheel , like if you hold the wheel down then it will mute .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	311.11	Uh on the L_C_D_ we r you know , the main menu will have various options .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	313.7	Well , but the but the mute yeah , the scrolling is kind of you have to scroll all the way to make it mute , right ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	318.53	But if you hold it in , if it's a scroll and click so you hold it in ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	318.82	Yeah , but it's a scroll and click , isn't it ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	319.29	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	321.9	Okay , yeah , okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	322.31	Okay , cool .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	323.1	So that that solves the whole mute issue .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	324.57	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	325.3	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	326.96	And okay , so i so the the voice recognition is also just part of it .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	331.17	You can't really see it in the interface .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	332.16	no .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	334.15	Yeah , it's hidden in there somewhere .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	334.44	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	335.36	And we do have the logo on it as well .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	337.75	Mm-hmm , very good .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	339.85	So I think it Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	340.61	And it's with the the black and yellow you're even in the right colours .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	346.95	Yeah , I think um we could do l the logo in grey , as it is on the website .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	347.21	Cool .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	349.94	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	351.91	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	352.48	We ran out of resources here , so .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	352.56	In the actual one .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	354.52	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	356.95	So if you have questions .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	357.2	You can have a look .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	358.21	Very good , let's have a look .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	360.14	Test it out .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	366.22	Uh it's a sort of intermediate colour , I guess .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	368.93	Yeah , oh , we hold the remote .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	371.28	Oh , but it it does feel all cold and slimy .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	374.78	I hate Play-Do , it's just minging .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	376.75	But yeah , uh that's cool , cool .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	380.47	Very good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	381.41	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	381.52	Okay , so maybe if we go on to evaluation cri criteria and then we'll there I suspect we're gonna have a couple of minor finance issues , but um we'll se I'm sure we can get around them somehow .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	385.6	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	387.59	Yeah , see the budget .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	402.85	We'll just send all of our manufacturing to some nice poor country and cut some of the prices that way .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	415.08	Wales .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	416.04	Wales , for example .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	419.65	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	420.36	Cool , okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	421.91	Right , okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	437.76	Fabulous , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	438.02	Marketing Expert .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	441.3	Okay , cool .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	442.34	So what we're gonna do is prefer prepare the evaluation of the new design .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	446.86	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	447.16	Um so we're gonna be using a seven point scale , so one is , you know , yes , it totally meets with that requirement and seven is , no , it really doesn't , we need to go back and start again .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	457.06	Um , you know .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	459.59	Basically , what I did was I went through all the like user requirements and things that we've done and we've worked on and like made a list of them .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	469.61	Um you know , so that we can evaluate each one and like so it was about going back to the start and saying oh yeah , we did manage to do that , or oh no , we really forgot about that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	477.7	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	478.26	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	478.36	Okay ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	478.93	Cool , so these are what they are .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	482.19	Oh Yes , I did have A_ , B_ , C_ , and D_ down here , but it seems to have turned into like just bullet points .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	482.75	So for each of these we need to give it a one to seven .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	485.41	Is that right ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	491.16	Mm dots , never mind .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	493.45	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	494.03	But if you can imagine that they say A_ , B_ , C_ , and D_ , then that would be really good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	503.52	I guess we'll give it maximum points in everything .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	505.43	Yeah , the yeah , it's definitely attractive .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	509.62	Yeah , I agree .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	518.47	Oh , the locatable thing we actually forgot .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	521.84	Well , I thought we'd um kinda said that you'd have a little thing to stick on the T_V_ ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	526.0	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	526.32	Yeah , just prepare one now .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	526.67	Shall I just prepare it now ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	529.51	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	530.08	It will be red , too .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	547.36	Cool .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	548.49	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	549.75	So , be attractive to look at .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	554.17	That's this one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	555.37	What do you all say ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	557.11	So ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	557.23	I reckon it Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	557.5	S seven was th the maximum , yeah ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	559.4	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	560.01	I I go for seven .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	560.95	Seven , yeah , it's terribly sexy .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	561.19	Oh we're all so proud of the .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	562.07	Yes .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	564.57	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	564.64	Okay , so that'll be a seven for A_ .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	568.35	Could oh no , you can't whilst that's up there .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	570.75	Okay um uh what I've done on the next page is I've set it up so we just put the marks in .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	575.51	Ah , okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	576.08	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	577.88	Excellent .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	578.93	Except we can't uh we can if we then yeah , I'll take a note , it's fine .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	580.26	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	580.72	But that's alright .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	580.87	But we can we can I can I can take note uh uh Um the the only thing that we were considering was that uh this thing is kind of more for right-handed people than for left-handed people , so if you're left-handed you're kind of left uh scrolling with your finger .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	581.4	If you take a note of them , and then I'll put them in in a minute .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	584.39	Okay , so we're all agreeing on seven for A_ ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	586.99	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	587.65	Cool , okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	588.4	Does it match the operating behaviour of the user ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	591.78	I would think yes , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	592.0	I think it does .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	593.01	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	593.91	I mean Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	602.8	Yeah , so y so we we might do we might want to do like a uh another m model another another version , which is like exactly the mirror image of this one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	603.38	Alright .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	612.58	But that's gonna be a problem , 'cause you don't always have all left-handers or all right-handers in a family .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	613.16	But then yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	617.63	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	617.79	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	618.8	So bu it's it's not a huge problem , because i i it is operatable .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	618.82	I th I think it's not it's not like it's a pen .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	621.27	But then then I think left-handed people are already used to discrimination anyway , so they just Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	625.2	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	626.66	Yeah , but I mean because it's not like it's a pen , you know , left-handed people can't normally write right-handed , but they can normally do most things right-handed , so I would say it's not such a big issue .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	632.55	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	633.28	Right .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	635.8	Yeah , because I mean anyway , right-handed people would be able to scroll with it , so i if the majority are right-handed , it's uh Or maybe six , because it's just one one i one among the issues , I mean .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	636.17	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	638.79	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	639.77	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	639.91	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	640.12	I mean you can you can use your finger to to scroll rather than your thumb .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	642.76	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	644.36	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	644.39	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	644.69	So I mean that does kind of negate the whole R_S_I_ issue .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	648.05	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	648.18	So maybe we need to put that needs a little bit of investigation , maybe give it a five , I would say ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	651.3	Um Six .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	652.89	What do you what do you all think ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	655.21	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	657.75	Yeah , I think I think for um I mean most people are right-handed , so in in terms of our greatest target group , I think it's pretty good , but we might want to flag it for management , they want might want to um They Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	658.92	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	666.09	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	666.62	One more thing is that i It might be a little clumsy when when it opens up , right , so it opens on the side .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	670.21	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	675.6	No , yeah , but mm but we have it nicely with the hinges here yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	675.69	So Yeah yeah yeah , I mean yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	680.51	So it won't be a problem , it will be and it will be it won't be heavy .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	680.67	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	681.6	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	682.3	So you guys can decide wh whether Oops .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	682.46	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	686.56	I th I think the alternative is flipping from the top .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	689.59	Yeah well yeah , but it's it's a bit long .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	689.62	Yeah , but we which makes it kind of really big , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	690.88	The length is gonna be difficu Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	691.98	It's a little bit long .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	693.57	Yeah um But you were thinking about making it smaller , yeah ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	693.57	Well , I mean it can be opened like this of course and yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	699.34	Uh this this kind of uh makes it more and two , it might interfere with the I_R_ channel .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	699.48	Because So you have to keep that side flat .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	699.77	S uh slightly smaller .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	705.13	Yeah , but if we flip it open only as much as that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	707.9	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	709.09	So it works like a mobile phone flipping , but y you know , as long as that side's flat , than that will work .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	714.21	Right .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	715.77	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	716.01	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	717.48	Um okay , so C_ .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	721.89	Are are we admitting defeat on C_ or are we saying we're gonna stick a locator on the T_V_ ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	726.05	No , we're gonna put it like we've got th there's the locator dot .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	726.22	No , we have a locator .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	728.24	There's a locator .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	729.02	Cool , so that means you need a that does mean you need a little speaker on it though , doesn't it ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	729.25	Mm that you stick on T_V_ .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	731.07	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	734.32	To make it beep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	735.44	Yeah well w but l but the speak sample speaker is included , so it it has some capacity to mm to do some to make some sounds , so yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	735.45	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	735.68	Or a buzzer .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	735.72	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	739.16	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	741.1	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	741.76	So that's two , so that's seven , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	744.47	It's locatable ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	744.68	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	745.92	Fabulous .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	747.1	D_ .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	748.82	Intuitive , completely intuitive .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	751.19	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	752.41	If uh uh if this means intuitive , if it means the way people kind of are used to finding things and it's I th I think it's Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	758.02	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	759.9	I'd say six , 'cause the I mean the the standard layout for numbers is three three three and one , rather than the way you've got it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	768.87	I really like the way you have it , but it's not the immediate thing that you're used to .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	770.48	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	772.35	Intuitive .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	773.16	Yeah , and I mean d So , should we maybe say f a five and say it is intuitive , but it's different , so , do you know , I mean it's obvious how to use it , but you might have to think about it first .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	774.17	So Might be But it and it's something that they will be experiencing in a lot of different places soon .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	774.4	And uh even the scroll , it's a it's a new technology so m m might be a little more difficult for people to get used to in the beginni so it is kind of not very intuitive but uh it's a good technology , I mean once they get used to it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	789.13	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	790.61	So l Yeah , okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	792.48	Five ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	796.36	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	800.14	So we give that one a five , you think ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	802.21	I'm happy with five ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	802.28	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	802.49	I'm gonna give a seven in everything , so .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	802.77	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	804.22	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	805.27	I'm glad you're accepting this .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	806.52	It has taken a little while , hasn't it ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	808.48	Um intuitive but Sorry , it's really hard to write on those .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	821.68	I just went a bit mad , didn't I ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	821.88	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	823.41	Um okay , cool , E_ , okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	828.79	Um I would guess this comes back from this whole B_ thing links in here , so possibly for left-handed .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	840.44	Investigate .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	842.47	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	843.38	But otherwise it's superb .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	845.64	So , should we give it a six ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	847.61	Six .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	848.12	Six ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	849.36	Um uh the ergonom ergonomic design well mm I mean I d uh I dunno , I mean the the repetitive stress things , but then who would be really pushing the buttons so much on the on the remote control anyway , yeah ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	852.22	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	863.33	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	864.08	Yeah , unless you are a all the time sitting .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	864.33	See .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	867.0	Yeah , so it's kinda Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	867.43	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	869.36	Well we've banned them from Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	869.54	Yeah , I I think it is ergonomic .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	869.75	I used to send fifty texts a day , you know , and I never got repetitive strain injury from that , so I find it quite hard to believe to be honest .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	873.6	Mm yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	876.35	And moreover it it has um L_C_D_ and everything , so that uh you know uh we minimise the pressing of the buttons anyway .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	880.2	Yeah , it's varied .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	882.4	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	882.56	Okay , so we give that a six , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	883.27	Six ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	885.48	Okay , F_ .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	887.7	Yeah , it does have yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	888.45	Voice control have seven .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	889.83	Absolutely .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	890.48	Hang on , how come it's showing up with the things there but it only had bullet points there ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	894.01	That's just Oh okay , cool .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	894.2	Ah , that's the second one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	895.97	So you must have changed it on this one where it's got score , but not on the previous slide .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	902.86	Um right , so .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	905.54	So it has voice control .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	906.93	Yes , so that's a seven then .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	908.42	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	909.24	Um , cool .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	909.86	G_ technologically innovative .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	911.3	Anyway it ha yeah , it's the most sophisticated remote that I ever seen .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	911.44	Technologi well Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	917.78	But in terms of the actual technology , none of it is actually new .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	920.95	Well mm we have we have the sample speaker as well , which is yeah , it's kind of new .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	924.18	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	925.4	Yeah , but I mean you don't They're never been used i they've never been using remote remote control before I don't think .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	927.09	All of the components have been used in other things before .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	930.32	But at the same time they are all they are all relatively new .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	930.35	Yeah , but they've been brought together in a remote .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	931.51	But do yeah , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	936.68	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	938.11	What do you reckon , five , six ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	939.84	Yeah , what do you all think ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	941.3	Six .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	942.01	Six ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	942.61	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	942.96	I mean how how far can you go with a remote control , really ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	945.92	Well , that's it , I mean Yeah , but I mean everything has been used in space before it gets to anyone else really , hasn't it ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	946.31	It still has to do what i what it has to do .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	948.73	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	954.44	So , I don't think many peop That's it , they can take it with them .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	956.21	Space remote .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	959.5	Put fashion in electronics .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	961.54	Absolutely .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	961.83	Yeah , isn't it fashionable ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	963.52	Yeah , sure .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	963.95	The carrot banana remote .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	965.32	It's the maximum fashion .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	966.4	So , we give it seven , and we write There we go .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	967.23	Fruit fruit and vegetables are fashionable these days , so .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	975.41	So I think we've done very well , but What's the assessment ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	975.73	I think that's a .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	977.8	Cool .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	977.83	Very good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	978.27	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	978.91	So , we need the average here , so we got Seven So we've got four sevens , so that's twenty eight , three sixes , eighteen .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	981.79	The average is about six and something .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	984.24	Yeah , one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	984.51	A little bit over six .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	987.55	Or a seven .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	987.8	There are how many sixes ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	988.71	No , wait , a little bit under six .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	989.08	One , two , three .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	990.92	No , wait .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	991.35	Three .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	994.02	And one five .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	996.29	Oh , three sixes , okay , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	997.45	Fifty one , one , two , three , four , five , six , seven , eight .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	997.46	Okay , twenty eight , thirty eight , fo forty six .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	999.92	Four sevens .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1001.73	Forty six and five , fifty one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1002.8	Six point point about six point five .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1003.43	Fifty one divided by Mm I guess it'll have to wait for a bit .	costing evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1004.02	Six point something , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1005.55	Two three four Seven eight .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1006.63	Six point five , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1007.45	Close enough .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1009.52	Okay , that's pretty good , I think .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1012.7	Now wait until we get to finance and then we'll see if we can afford it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1018.52	That's all you've got at the moment , or did you have anything more ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1022.43	Um no , that's it , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1023.83	That's it ?	costing
-C	1024.7	Alright .	costing
-C	1025.76	So , finance .	costing
-C	1028.34	And we'll see if we can unscrew this first .	costing
-B	1041.8	Cool , there we go .	costing
-C	1041.94	Sorry , this is I'm just um Beautiful .	costing
-B	1052.77	There we go and there are the marks .	costing
-D	1057.46	Yeah .	costing
-C	1058.26	Not anymore .	costing
-C	1073.47	Computer no signal ?	costing
-C	1095.64	Adjusting .	costing
-C	1100.16	There we go .	costing
-C	1104.93	Okay , so we've looked at the prototype presentation and the evaluation criteria .	costing
-C	1110.0	And now we have to calculate the production costs .	costing
-C	1115.02	So I've got an Excel spreadsheet to help us do that .	costing
-C	1121.04	Can you read that ?	costing
-C	1122.65	Almost .	costing
-C	1126.92	More or less .	costing
-C	1128.67	Um I started filling it in , but of course these are provisional , so we have to go down .	costing
-C	1136.15	No hand dynamo , right ?	costing
-B	1137.81	Yeah .	costing
-D	1138.23	Yeah .	costing
-C	1138.31	One simple battery .	costing
-A	1139.0	Mm .	costing
-C	1140.46	No kinetic energy , no solar .	costing
-C	1145.11	The chip , we're going for an advanced chip on print .	costing
-A	1147.18	Advanced , yeah .	costing
-C	1149.11	We also said the sample sensor and sample speaker .	costing
-D	1152.18	Yep .	costing
-C	1153.73	Um single-curved surface , so that we can fold it .	costing
-D	1157.0	Yeah , yes .	costing
-C	1159.67	Case material we said rubber .	costing
-D	1161.35	Rubber .	costing
-A	1162.03	Yep .	costing
-C	1162.3	I don't know what special colour means .	costing
-A	1165.38	Mm anything uh I think which is not more .	costing
-D	1168.94	I think something coloured , yeah , probably .	costing
-D	1171.02	So I think this is probably special co no ?	costing
-C	1172.81	It could be Rub rubber comes coloured , it's I would maybe it's like if you want titanium coloured or wood coloured , it's different .	costing
-A	1172.83	Yeah .	costing
-B	1173.59	Yeah , but rubber comes coloured , doesn't it ?	costing
-B	1175.47	You know .	costing
-D	1175.51	Yeah .	costing
-D	1179.59	Or maybe maybe if you want some kind of pattern thing on it , yeah yeah , okay .	costing
-C	1182.4	Yeah , let's leave it as zero , 'cause it's easy .	costing
-D	1184.68	Yeah .	costing
-B	1184.86	Yeah , you might end up having to take off the sample sensor .	costing
-C	1186.85	We we're definitely going to have to so we've got pushbutton , and then we've Scroll wheel with pushbutton we had , no ?	costing
-D	1188.24	We have pushbuttons , scro we have scroll wheel as well .	costing
-A	1189.1	Mm .	costing
-C	1196.74	S for the muting .	costing
-D	1197.01	S yeah , yeah , we had , for muting , yeah .	costing
-A	1197.03	No uh we we have uh yeah .	costing
-C	1199.53	Yeah .	costing
-D	1199.81	And we have L_C_ display and yeah .	costing
-C	1201.97	And button supplements .	costing
-D	1206.1	Um Yeah , but what do we ha we have L_C_ display , but but the wh but the s spinning wheel Yeah .	costing
-A	1206.57	Mm no .	costing
-B	1209.08	No .	costing
-A	1209.69	We don't have we're not using any of that .	costing
-C	1209.84	No .	costing
-C	1211.13	No ?	costing
-C	1215.34	But the the spinning wheel's not there .	costing
-C	1217.88	I have think maybe it's integrated with the L_C_ display ?	costing
-D	1222.26	Okay , let's yeah .	costing
-B	1222.29	We've got more than one pushbutton though , haven't we ?	costing
-C	1225.36	I think the pushbutton oh .	costing
-B	1228.82	'Cause then you have That means you can only have twenty five push buttons in total doesn't it ?	costing
-C	1229.67	I don't know if that's one Yeah .	costing
-B	1233.47	Not counting anything , we'd still be in budget .	costing
-C	1236.21	That seems unlikely .	costing
-C	1239.11	Push what uh whether whether pushbutton means that p count by button or do we I don't think that makes sense .	costing
-A	1239.44	Huh ?	costing
-A	1239.63	Wh wh what is the limit ?	costing
-A	1241.54	Uh .	costing
-B	1241.7	Twelve point five .	costing
-D	1244.48	We have to count all of them , or yeah .	costing
-A	1246.63	Mm I don't think so , no .	costing
-B	1249.35	No .	costing
-B	1249.74	Well it doesn't , but it uh And L_C_ display .	costing
-A	1249.87	No it says what what is the kind of interface , if it is pushbutton then you got a zero point five , it's a scroll wheel so we we've put it's pushbutton and scroll wheel and L_C_D_ display , so that's that's the three kind of interfaces that we have .	costing
-C	1251.28	No .	costing
-C	1258.99	Yeah .	costing
-C	1260.79	Yeah .	costing
-C	1262.24	Yeah .	costing
-C	1265.09	Yeah .	costing
-C	1267.65	So , as we can see , that's way too expensive down here .	costing
-A	1271.45	Wh wh what's our criteria ?	costing
-B	1272.0	This sample sensor .	costing
-C	1272.86	Our budget's twelve point five .	costing
-A	1275.47	Uh okay .	costing
-B	1275.8	Yeah , the sample sensor will have to go , 'cause that's the most expensive thing on there .	discussion
-C	1279.0	Yeah , so that has implications though for the .	discussion
-A	1284.33	Uh it does not have for voice recognition , but it does have for the feedback speaker .	discussion
-A	1289.48	when you say when you press one it says one or it says hello .	discussion
-B	1289.72	Yeah .	discussion
-C	1290.93	For the locator .	discussion
-B	1292.69	But that's a bit of a gimmick anyway really , isn't it ?	discussion
-C	1294.29	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1294.55	Mm and the locator also goes away .	discussion
-B	1294.87	We can afford to get rid of it .	discussion
-D	1297.03	But it was very no innovative innovativeness .	discussion
-C	1299.4	Yeah .	discussion
-B	1300.63	So that means no locator , does it ?	discussion
-D	1301.76	Well um yeah .	discussion
-B	1306.39	I mean does Yeah .	discussion
-C	1306.69	What else does it need ?	discussion
-D	1307.06	Well the speaker uh the sample speaker is is expensive , but we could just have some some very very easy device that just beeps .	discussion
-C	1314.93	Yeah , 'cause the sample speaker was , I think , more complicated then just a beeping thing .	discussion
-D	1315.81	This would be Yeah , yeah yeah there you record your samples your speech samples and Yeah , then then we would be in the b budget .	discussion
-B	1321.46	Yeah .	discussion
-C	1321.46	Yeah , okay , so we Uh-huh .	discussion
-A	1322.31	A also i in the case I'm not sure that you will evaluate this as a curved surface , because it's just rubber , so it's probably a flat surface rubber .	discussion
-A	1331.28	Uh I mean uh um yeah .	discussion
-B	1332.79	Okay , yeah .	discussion
-C	1338.71	Right , so we need one fifty off .	discussion
-A	1338.74	Um So tha that mean that we cannot press how do we how do we make a selection in uh in the L_C_D_ ?	discussion
-B	1341.67	See , I was gonna say the scroll wheel pushbutton thing , 'cause But that's well you would just have to to spin it down .	discussion
-C	1346.36	Take it down to just a scroll wheel .	discussion
-C	1350.27	We could do Yeah .	discussion
-A	1356.95	If in the L_C_D_ we can scroll , right ?	discussion
-A	1359.03	But how do we make a selection if we d cannot push the button .	discussion
-D	1360.66	Yeah b no no , you can push this one , but we don't have a pushbutton uh we ca we don't have this muting mechanism for this scrolling thing .	discussion
-C	1369.6	You can have to scroll it straight r roll it straight down for for mute .	discussion
-D	1372.93	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-B	1374.16	So that's point three .	discussion
-A	1374.26	No w w w but ha it's it's the scroll wheel and I thought we were referring to this as a scroll spinning wheel and pushbutton thing .	discussion
-D	1381.17	But I mean we can put an additional mute button on the top as well .	discussion
-D	1386.27	If you Mm .	discussion
-B	1386.67	Yeah , I mean that wouldn't actually cost any more .	discussion
-B	1389.24	That's the spin wheel though , isn't it ?	discussion
-B	1390.7	Didn't that come with the L_C_ Yeah .	discussion
-C	1392.24	That's with the L_C_ We decided , 'cause it's not on our list .	discussion
-A	1393.46	That comes with the L_C_D_ ?	discussion
-B	1397.34	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1397.48	Oh so so the the this is .	discussion
-C	1399.68	The scroll wheel is on the side .	discussion
-A	1403.62	So we're adding costs for right , okay uh I mean I think this is good .	discussion
-D	1409.44	So Mm-hmm .	discussion
-B	1409.6	S so we're point three over .	discussion
-C	1411.13	We're point three over at the moment .	discussion
-C	1414.69	It's nothing n Yeah , I have Yeah .	discussion
-B	1415.07	Unless we just take off the scroll wheel altogether and just have pushbuttons for the volume .	discussion
-B	1420.15	Could b still put them on the side .	discussion
-B	1423.94	But yeah .	discussion
-B	1424.67	I mean the scroll wheel's pretty cool , but Yeah .	discussion
-A	1427.92	Instead of scrolling here we have two buttons here , up for up and down .	discussion
-B	1432.05	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1432.23	On the side .	discussion
-A	1432.75	Mm uh it sounds good actually , yeah .	discussion
-D	1433.25	Okay , yeah .	discussion
-C	1434.61	Rather than having three different things that people have to do .	discussion
-D	1438.35	Okay .	discussion
-C	1439.36	There we go .	discussion
-C	1439.86	Oh look , we're way under budget and we'll make huge profits and we'll all get bonuses .	discussion
-B	1444.2	Yeah , well we could admit to the single curve , couldn't we ?	discussion
-C	1449.46	Or or that we have to have some sort of special colour .	discussion
-B	1453.94	Yeah , but Yeah .	discussion
-C	1455.3	So that's alright .	discussion
-C	1456.0	We we'll leave it at that and then I'll take I can send it back to management and say we weren't quite sure about the colour , if that costs extra then we've still got some space for it , yeah .	discussion
-A	1464.19	We have , yeah .	discussion
-D	1464.63	Yeah .	discussion
-B	1465.17	Yeah .	discussion
-C	1466.21	Excellent .	discussion
-C	1468.09	Alright .	discussion
-C	1469.34	So did we lose um on our evaluation criteria , as a result of doing that ?	discussion
-B	1475.25	No .	discussion
-B	1476.24	No , I don't think so .	discussion
-A	1476.45	Not really , no .	discussion
-A	1478.35	Because we keep all the features , we keep voice recognition , we keep L_C_D_ display .	discussion
-C	1481.83	Mm .	discussion
-B	1482.95	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1483.16	We instead of having scrolling we we just push the buttons .	discussion
-C	1483.21	Yeah .	discussion
-B	1484.93	We just got rid of a gimmick that was never anyway , and the scroll wheel is I mean essentially the two buttons that was it's not a great difference I don't think .	discussion
-C	1486.52	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1486.56	Um yeah .	discussion
-C	1492.92	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1493.05	Yeah .	discussion
-C	1494.94	Alright then .	discussion
-A	1495.5	But we lose the locator .	discussion
-B	1497.97	Really ?	discussion
-C	1498.16	We're gonna have a beep .	discussion
-D	1498.2	Well we're going to have a beeping thing .	discussion
-A	1500.74	So instead of speaker , .	discussion
-D	1501.51	But yeah , it's it's not like sample speaker , but it will just beep , so we still have the locate .	discussion
-C	1501.91	Yeah .	discussion
-C	1506.56	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1507.49	'Kay .	discussion
-B	1508.35	Cool .	discussion
-B	1510.64	That's not a very exciting colour .	discussion
-B	1512.39	I think you should make it more vegetable-like .	discussion
-D	1515.43	Which colour , the the colour of the phone or the colour of the But it can be yellow as well .	discussion
-C	1515.79	Tha .	discussion
-B	1518.53	Oh the the beeper thing .	discussion
-B	1521.17	It Yeah , I think Jen wants it to vibrate .	discussion
-D	1522.53	It can come in the same colour as the the case .	discussion
-C	1525.41	'Cause we we won't have run out of our pot of Play-Doh .	discussion
-B	1531.69	You know , your pen vibrates ?	discussion
-C	1532.23	Yeah , I know I know , my pen vibrates .	discussion
-B	1534.02	Yeah .	discussion
-C	1535.87	But only for a very short time .	discussion
-C	1538.12	Um okay .	discussion
-C	1542.87	So looks like we've designed a banana .	discussion
-C	1549.79	Well done , team .	evaluation of project process
-C	1552.41	Um we need we've just got about ten minutes or so left of the meeting , so it would be good if we could just have a little talk about the project itself and how it went , um so that we can feed back to the management for next time they're designing a product .	evaluation of project process
-B	1571.81	Cool .	evaluation of project process
-C	1572.95	Feedback ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1572.96	I think it mm I think uh n one thing that was lacking uh was that we did not know what the various things cost to begin with .	evaluation of project process
-C	1573.38	Ideas ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1574.7	Yeah mm , as far as creativity is concerned , yeah I think there was there was room for creativity .	evaluation of project process
-D	1580.21	The only the only problem being that at the end we had to cut some things down because of the the budget we had .	evaluation of project process
-C	1584.32	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-C	1593.78	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-B	1594.02	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1594.33	Um we kap kept a adding things randomly .	evaluation of project process
-C	1597.4	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1597.67	So , had we known Yeah , that or not , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1598.05	If we'd had that sheet at the beginning should've been like , okay , so we can have that lot , let's just throw it together and do what we can .	evaluation of project process
-C	1602.1	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-D	1602.76	Yeah , yeah , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1604.03	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1604.83	So d all the random decisions at the end could have been prevented .	evaluation of project process
-B	1608.67	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1611.3	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-C	1612.66	But in terms of the process of um going and working individually and then coming back to a meeting , that that worked in terms of .	evaluation of project process
-A	1619.97	Yeah , mm .	evaluation of project process
-B	1621.01	I think 'cause the meetings were so regular , you know .	evaluation of project process
-C	1623.12	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-B	1623.19	It wasn't like we were alone for very long , so you didn't st go off and think , wouldn't it be great to have a vibrating remote control shaped like a banana , and then , you know , come back three days later and Jen's going look , look , it vibrates and it looks like a banana .	evaluation of project process
-C	1629.05	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-C	1630.67	Banana .	evaluation of project process
-D	1636.42	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1641.19	Um yeah , so yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1644.85	Yeah , the m the means were very very good , the means we used .	evaluation of project process
-C	1648.12	Mm-hmm , the whiteboard digital pens .	evaluation of project process
-D	1650.12	And the pens .	evaluation of project process
-B	1652.32	Uh I like the pens .	evaluation of project process
-C	1652.34	We like the pens .	evaluation of project process
-B	1653.61	I want one .	evaluation of project process
-B	1654.29	That would just be so cool , to d do all your notes and s I don't think you should say that was the recording .	evaluation of project process
-C	1656.76	Yeah , you could take it to lectures and just write stuff down and have it printed out when you got back to the office .	evaluation of project process
-A	1659.36	Yeah yeah yeah , that's it's it's I wonder what one of these costs .	evaluation of project process
-D	1660.6	Yeah , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1661.94	They great ?	evaluation of project process
-C	1664.23	Do you think they'd notice if one went ?	evaluation of project process
-C	1670.1	Oh okay .	evaluation of project process
-B	1670.74	Okay , cover up the microphone .	evaluation of project process
-B	1671.92	Alright , let's take it .	evaluation of project process
-C	1672.0	Yep .	evaluation of project process
-C	1672.36	Shh .	evaluation of project process
-C	1675.12	Yep .	evaluation of project process
-B	1675.68	Okay .	evaluation of project process
-C	1675.77	But that worked well having having a whiteboard that we could draw on as well as having the PowerPoint , 'cause the I find that the problem with PowerPoint often is that it's so static and you can't change it once you're in there , yep .	evaluation of project process
-B	1685.55	It is a bit limiting , isn't it ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1686.18	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1686.45	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1687.25	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1687.78	Yeah , and and and this time also the time limits but actually preparing the Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1690.28	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1692.82	The thing flew in , you didn't have the whole whooshing thing , 'cause there wasn't time for that , so yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1692.85	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-C	1697.55	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1698.55	That's alright , that always irritates me anyway , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1699.94	Not that you can do that on the board , either .	evaluation of project process
-B	1701.85	We could make some little Yeah , totally , I mean that was fairly tight anyway , I mean especially with that last-minute alteration .	evaluation of project process
-D	1702.79	But yeah , but I mean already just just preparing the slides before before the meeting , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1708.61	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-D	1711.27	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1711.48	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1712.18	Mm yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1712.68	back it , this is just had to be changed .	evaluation of project process
-B	1716.36	And yeah , so cool .	evaluation of project process
-C	1719.04	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1720.28	Are we supposed to say nice things about Jen now ?	evaluation of project process
-C	1722.24	And presumably you don't you can say nasty things as well .	evaluation of project process
-D	1725.84	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1726.84	I was I was satisfied with with the leadership , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1727.25	I have no stake in it .	evaluation of project process
-B	1728.8	Yeah , definitely .	evaluation of project process
-A	1729.88	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1730.0	You weren't like a a dictating leader , so that was always good .	evaluation of project process
-C	1734.96	You have to say that , 'cause I'm taking the notes .	evaluation of project process
-D	1737.18	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-C	1737.29	I'll leave the room and you can have another go .	evaluation of project process
-B	1738.39	I know you've got the pen , you might attack me with it .	evaluation of project process
-C	1741.73	Better than that than the banana .	evaluation of project process
-D	1741.8	And then the teamwork I think I think it worked quite quite nicely , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1744.4	I think it worked quite well .	evaluation of project process
-B	1745.73	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1745.76	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1746.02	Did anyone feel that they were getting sort of covered up and not being able to say their bit ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1751.76	To express them mm mm no .	evaluation of project process
-A	1753.01	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-A	1754.19	I guess it was a fairly small group , so all of us got to express our opinions , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1756.68	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1759.18	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1769.92	New ideas found .	evaluation of project process
-C	1772.44	Not quite sure what about .	evaluation of project process
-D	1772.6	Well it's it's it's pretty new , pretty novel solution for a for a remote control really , all this flipping open thing and Yeah , neither neither do I , but I've never seen anything and and none of my examples were was was like this , actually , so .	evaluation of project process
-C	1774.49	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1774.77	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-C	1779.35	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1780.58	I don't know , I don't go shopping for remote controls that often , maybe somebody's already though of it .	evaluation of project process
-C	1788.06	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-B	1788.31	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1788.55	Hmm .	evaluation of project process
-B	1790.39	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1791.53	I'll be looking out next time I need to write an essay .	evaluation of project process
-C	1792.79	Yeah , that's right .	evaluation of project process
-B	1793.96	That looks boring , I'll see if anyone's made a remote control .	evaluation of project process
-D	1795.48	Yeah maybe w maybe we could have a patent on this one .	evaluation of project process
-B	1798.2	Yeah , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1798.7	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1799.3	Patent patent patent .	evaluation of project process
-C	1800.73	Banana remote .	evaluation of project process
-B	1800.85	I think we'd like to think the ideas were new , but we've got no way of finding out .	evaluation of project process
-D	1801.4	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-C	1804.37	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1805.08	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-C	1805.87	Or you can always go to Google and type in banana remote control .	evaluation of project process
-B	1810.98	That vibrates Yeah , but that would just come up with like other things really wouldn't it .	evaluation of project process
-C	1811.05	Flip .	evaluation of project process
-C	1812.64	Vibrate .	evaluation of project process
-C	1813.78	And uh yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1818.12	Nothing that you really want .	evaluation of project process
-C	1820.69	True .	evaluation of project process
-C	1821.97	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1824.87	Okay .	evaluation of project process
-C	1826.18	So , costs are within budget , well within budget , including a little what have we got ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1828.77	Yes .	evaluation of project process
-B	1829.0	Yes .	evaluation of project process
-C	1832.76	One Euro left over for bits that we didn't foresee .	evaluation of project process
-C	1837.54	Um we've evaluated the project .	evaluation of project process
-D	1839.71	Yes .	evaluation of project process
-C	1841.65	You've got the scores .	evaluation of project process
-B	1841.66	And it's fabulous .	evaluation of project process
-C	1842.78	Can you put that in the project documents file ?	evaluation of project process
-B	1844.94	It's in the project documents .	evaluation of project process
-C	1845.52	It's in there already .	evaluation of project process
-C	1847.66	And the process wheel didn't really have any major problems with .	evaluation of project process
-C	1852.77	Were there any was there anything that you found difficult , or anything that didn't go as smoothly as you'd hope ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1861.35	And my main difficulty was the the time pressure .	evaluation of project process
-C	1864.08	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1864.26	Otherwise it's it's all fine .	evaluation of project process
-B	1864.77	Yeah , yeah , sometimes it's like a little bit rushed .	evaluation of project process
-A	1865.2	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-A	1870.42	I thought that was good though , because if you're given too much time then you got nothing to do with your time and um yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1873.12	Yeah , yeah , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1877.85	Although we could have made the R_s better had we had five more minute .	evaluation of project process
-D	1879.91	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1885.41	Okay then .	closing
-C	1886.8	Um I think we're still well within our time .	closing
-B	1889.32	Yeah , we've got like five minutes left .	closing
-C	1890.64	We've got about five minutes left , but if we've finished , then we've finished .	closing
-D	1895.44	Yeah .	closing
-C	1895.53	We're just too too efficient and you should never drag a meeting on just because you have extra time .	closing
-A	1897.92	We certainly are , mm .	closing
-B	1898.15	Yeah .	closing
-A	1902.05	Yeah .	closing
-D	1903.04	Yes .	closing
-C	1903.61	So I would say that's the end of that meeting .	closing
-D	1908.33	Yeah , it was a pleasure working with you .	closing
-C	1908.34	Thank you , team .	closing
-B	1908.46	'Kay .	closing
-C	1910.15	It was very productive day and Mm uh no .	closing
-A	1910.5	Yeah , same here .	closing
-B	1914.64	We could draw animals on the board again .	closing
-A	1917.81	Mm uh no .	closing
-A	1919.1	I don't think so .	closing
-D	1920.8	You can make some animals .	closing
-B	1922.57	I don't like Play-Doh , no .	closing
-D	1922.64	Oh , you don't like anim It doesn't ?	closing
-B	1924.14	It's just minging .	closing
-B	1925.27	It smells so bad .	closing
-B	1929.06	It does .	closing
-D	1929.13	Smells quite nice .	closing
-D	1930.58	Smells very sweet .	closing
-B	1933.76	Mm .	closing
-C	1934.7	Right , so we have to complete the final questionnaire and meeting summary when they send it .	closing
-A	1939.43	Was there a questionnaire already sent ?	closing
-C	1940.97	I don't know if it's already sent or not .	closing
-B	1942.33	No , it hasn't been .	closing
-C	1943.24	Um presumably I have to I don't see why you can't stay here , really .	closing
-B	1944.72	Do we have to go back into the other room or can we stay in here now ?	closing
-B	1949.99	Okay , so the other way .	closing
-C	1953.96	Did I save this one ?	closing
-C	1955.16	Production costs .	closing
-D	1959.78	I made your animal for you .	closing
-C	1962.75	It was supposed to be pink .	closing
-C	1965.97	But it was blue on the board .	closing

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-A	7.59	Mm-hmm ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	21.27	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	32.34	Ooh .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	36.25	So we're 'kay ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	36.84	On the or No .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	40.55	I dunno where to put it 'cause the Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	44.64	Could you s take it off ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	49.96	Is that alright ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	55.67	or Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	64.59	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	69.39	Keeps coming off .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	70.39	'S fiddly .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	82.23	Hmm .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	89.47	Right .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	90.06	How do we sta wa how do we start ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	93.95	Does anybody know ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	96.87	Oh , another one .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	107.15	So that's this Oh okay , right .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	112.84	Are we free to take notes uh Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	119.06	Uh .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	142.26	Hmm .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	148.95	Okay , just hang on a second everybody .	opening
-A	151.82	I haven't actually looked at this yet .	opening
-D	156.27	Ah .	opening
-A	157.83	um I haven't looked at it , but let's just start it off and we'll see what happens .	opening
-D	158.91	Very nice .	opening
-A	166.18	If you're all ready .	opening
-C	167.82	Yeah .	opening
-A	173.83	So is the agenda ?	opening
-A	177.3	Opening , acquaintance , tool training and project plan , discussion and then closing .	opening
-A	185.75	Project aim is a new remote control .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	189.92	It's original , uh trendy and it's user-friendly .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	193.63	'Kay .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	194.76	Project method , functional design , individual work , another meeting , conceptual design , individual work , and a meeting of details design , individual work and a meeting .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	211.66	Tool training .	drawing exercise
-A	213.67	Try out the whiteboard , every participant should draw their favourite animal and sum up their favourite characteristics of that animal .	drawing exercise
-D	222.96	Okay .	drawing exercise
-A	223.97	Um .	drawing exercise
-A	228.42	Uh Miss Industrial Designer , would you like to go first ?	drawing exercise
-B	230.52	Okay .	drawing exercise
-B	232.11	So are we supposed to bring the little things for the Mm .	drawing exercise
-A	235.57	Yeah , why don't you just c , I think just clip on clip do you have a belt ?	drawing exercise
-D	239.98	Clip .	drawing exercise
-A	240.72	Or put 'em in your pocket , yeah .	drawing exercise
-B	241.74	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-B	245.63	okay .	drawing exercise
-B	246.75	So my favourite animal 'Kay um Um okay , it's big , it's got a great memory .	drawing exercise
-A	249.06	Yeah , what's your favourite animal ?	drawing exercise
-D	259.83	Ah .	drawing exercise
-A	265.24	Is it rude ?	drawing exercise
-D	265.89	It's an elephant .	drawing exercise
-A	268.79	That's a very good elephant .	drawing exercise
-C	270.3	The back end of an elephant .	drawing exercise
-D	271.52	Oh my gosh , I'm never gonna be able to draw that well .	drawing exercise
-A	274.86	'Kay , and you want to write up on there , it says you've gotta sum up your f f your favourite characteristics of that animal .	drawing exercise
-D	286.96	Does it ?	drawing exercise
-D	288.68	Oh .	drawing exercise
-B	289.7	Supposed to have a great memory , we say an elephant never forgets .	drawing exercise
-A	293.17	Mm .	drawing exercise
-D	293.24	Mm .	drawing exercise
-B	294.62	And uh dunno know why but looks like nice to me .	drawing exercise
-A	300.18	Okay .	drawing exercise
-B	300.26	Nice animal .	drawing exercise
-A	301.28	Wonderful , well done .	drawing exercise
-A	302.95	Do you want to use the wipe the m the wiper and wipe it off ?	drawing exercise
-B	304.96	Okay .	drawing exercise
-A	313.04	And Mister aesthetics designer do you wanna go next ?	drawing exercise
-C	316.95	Aesthetic yep , sure .	drawing exercise
-D	317.92	I have no idea what my favourite animal is .	drawing exercise
-C	320.73	'Kay , my favourite animal , uh let's see .	drawing exercise
-D	333.67	Oh .	drawing exercise
-D	336.19	It's A what ?	drawing exercise
-C	336.34	Dunno if any of you have seen Napoleon Dynamite before .	drawing exercise
-C	339.61	It's a liger , a combination of a lion and tiger .	drawing exercise
-A	342.05	No .	drawing exercise
-D	346.34	Alright .	drawing exercise
-C	348.63	Have you not seen Napoleon Dynamite ?	drawing exercise
-D	348.65	How .	drawing exercise
-A	350.26	No .	drawing exercise
-B	350.61	No .	drawing exercise
-D	350.63	No .	drawing exercise
-C	350.68	Oh it's a hilarious movie .	drawing exercise
-C	351.63	You have to see it .	drawing exercise
-C	352.35	And and it's best characteristic is it's pretty much the awesomest animal .	drawing exercise
-C	367.06	But you have to see the movie to fully appreciate it .	drawing exercise
-A	370.06	Okay , well done .	drawing exercise
-D	371.65	Great .	drawing exercise
-D	374.39	Me ?	drawing exercise
-A	374.95	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-A	376.55	Miss mar Miss Marketing ?	drawing exercise
-D	380.43	Okay .	drawing exercise
-D	382.98	Not quite sure how this is gonna work .	drawing exercise
-C	384.48	There go .	drawing exercise
-D	387.26	Cool .	drawing exercise
-D	388.27	Uh well I'll try my best to draw .	drawing exercise
-D	401.6	Can I just draw the face ?	drawing exercise
-A	405.03	Um yeah , I think you can just draw the face , but then you'll have to describe in writing how the rest of it looks .	drawing exercise
-D	414.59	Ooh .	drawing exercise
-D	419.76	It's a cat .	drawing exercise
-A	420.39	That's a very pr pretty cat .	drawing exercise
-D	422.17	Which also has what ?	drawing exercise
-D	423.81	A big fat body and big and a long tail .	drawing exercise
-A	429.88	Okay , do y do you wanna do some write you wanna just write some words about it ?	drawing exercise
-D	434.15	Why ?	drawing exercise
-D	434.83	Because um cuddly .	drawing exercise
-D	440.08	And usually cats are very friendly .	drawing exercise
-D	442.9	Usually .	drawing exercise
-D	447.63	And they're healing as well .	drawing exercise
-D	449.53	They heal .	drawing exercise
-D	450.82	And they can feel when a human's got problems so So , that's why I like cats .	drawing exercise
-A	453.33	Wow , so they're kinda spiritual .	drawing exercise
-A	460.56	Well done .	drawing exercise
-D	461.73	There we are , that's me .	drawing exercise
-A	473.26	Okay .	drawing exercise
-D	481.02	Mm .	drawing exercise
-A	481.3	Um , I don't actually have a favourite animal , but for the for th for this meeting I'll s draw a little Uh .	drawing exercise
-D	502.16	Mm-hmm .	drawing exercise
-A	506.91	I honestly can't draw for toffee .	drawing exercise
-A	511.32	Uh .	drawing exercise
-B	511.56	Really ?	drawing exercise
-B	512.32	Oh that's a Not bad I would say .	drawing exercise
-A	512.8	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-A	515.88	no no uh That's exactly what it is .	drawing exercise
-C	518.01	A prairie dog ?	drawing exercise
-C	522.9	Oh a squirrel ?	drawing exercise
-A	526.59	Uh not a very good one Okay , well , you got it's a s It's a squirrel , and I like them , because they're cute and stupid .	drawing exercise
-C	532.89	Yeah , that's pretty good .	drawing exercise
-B	551.24	Very good .	drawing exercise
-D	553.77	Ah .	drawing exercise
-C	554.5	Alright .	drawing exercise
-A	556.22	Right .	drawing exercise
-A	560.29	Okay , so , I guess that was the test to see if this equipment is all working .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	571.68	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	575.09	Let's move on to the next page .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	580.27	Okay , project finance , selling price twenty five Euros , profit aim fifty million Euros .	project budget
-D	591.64	Market range internationally sold .	project budget
-A	595.26	Yeah .	project budget
-A	595.98	Production cost , ah right it's gotta be can't cost any more than twelve fifty to make .	project budget
-D	598.7	Ah right okay .	project budget
-A	608.02	experience with with remote control , so talk about who who's used what .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	615.1	Any ideas ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	618.23	Stuff like that .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	621.12	Next meeting starts in thirty minutes .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	627.04	At quarter to twelve .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	632.63	So I think before we close uh , we are expected I mean the last slide wanted us to maybe discuss longer what our what our ideas where .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	640.91	I mean if you wanna go back to the last slide .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	643.61	Uh S Yeah , I think we're I mean before we close the meeting , we're supposed to come up with some ideas for Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	643.73	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	644.82	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	649.73	Oh k so we're actually supposed to be doing this discussion like right now are we or oh okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	653.01	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	653.82	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	655.04	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	655.97	I thought this was just t giving us instructions for the re to do next , but Okay .	discussion agenda/equipment issues
-C	660.79	Yeah , I think this is just the preliminary , get some rough ideas for what our experiences with remote controls have been and and what we would roughly what we would incorporate into a new one maybe .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	674.9	Right , who's got experiences with remote controls then ?	discussion
-A	678.39	Pretty much everybody .	discussion
-B	679.37	Yeah .	discussion
-C	679.46	Yeah , I think we've all got Mm .	look and usability discussion
-D	680.78	Uh .	discussion
-A	682.84	Um .	discussion
-B	683.49	Is this a T_V_ one we are supposed to make ?	look and usability
-D	685.65	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	687.15	Yeah it's a T_V_ remote control .	look and usability
-B	688.4	Okay .	look and usability
-A	691.13	'Kay um .	look and usability
-D	691.24	Well .	look and usability
-B	692.89	T But how do we know how much uh , I mean , how much do we have per how much ?	look and usability project budget
-D	693.64	A new remote control for T_V_ .	look and usability
-D	696.44	What would I like ?	look and usability
-A	697.22	W what You want it big do you want it small .	look and usability
-D	700.05	Um .	look and usability
-D	706.82	Medium .	look and usability
-A	706.86	Are we are we going for like like telephones are going little teeny tiny things or we are going for something that's that's big and Video and ts hi-fi and stuff .	look and usability
-C	715.69	Yeah it seems like there's like there's sort of a tension between two ideas , I mean , you want you want one remote that maybe can work uh all all of the functions of T_V_ and if you have whatever associated with T_V_ the D_V_D_ player , or something like that , but like at the same time you don't wanna really busy remote with a thousand buttons on it or something .	look and usability
-A	736.25	Maybe you yeah now th that's the other thing is it's gotta be cheap .	project budget
-C	736.64	Mm .	project budget
-C	740.53	Yeah .	project budget
-A	741.84	'Cause I I I mean I was thinking something that's got different like maybe a a an L_C_D_ display on it that's got different pages for different devices , but that would p that would probably be quite expensive .	project budget
-D	754.01	Mm .	project budget
-D	764.27	Twelve fifty .	project budget
-B	765.35	Twelve fifty .	project budget
-C	765.6	It g can't be more than twelve fifty per unit .	project budget
-D	766.36	Each .	project budget
-A	767.86	Per unit , yeah .	project budget
-C	769.35	Cost .	project budget
-B	770.31	So do we have to be realistic within the budget or Close pr I don't know how much it would cost .	project budget
-A	773.8	Well at the moment we could , wa I mean we 'cause we this is what we th what we're doing at the moment is just saying what what we'd like , and then after we after we've found out what we can like , some different ideas , we can then go and do the research to find out if these any of these ideas are feasible or not .	discussion
-D	774.13	Guess Couldn't we have like one that comes out ?	look and usability discussion
-B	775.95	Yeah .	project budget
-B	787.82	Right .	discussion
-A	789.53	So would be nice to have something that that controls lots of different things .	discussion
-C	794.44	Yeah .	discussion
-A	795.38	Um .	discussion
-D	801.22	Like so you have one in like mm it doesn't have to be really thick .	look and usability
-B	803.49	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	805.61	I mean remote controls can be thin bits .	look and usability
-D	807.9	And then you have one for your D_V_D_ and you sort of slide it out , and then you have another one , you slide it out .	look and usability
-A	813.79	'Kay .	look and usability
-D	813.8	have slides .	look and usability
-D	814.69	And then it all comes compact into one .	look and usability
-A	816.92	Okay , that's .	look and usability
-D	818.37	So it's not you actually just putting three or four different remotes together but making them thinner , and um into one basically .	look and usability
-A	826.08	Th that's an idea .	look and usability
-C	827.51	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	827.56	So you just flip them out .	look and usability
-A	830.49	Okay .	look and usability
-B	831.25	Um have uh one very complicated one on one side with all the D_V_D_ and V_C_R_ access and stuff , and then on the other side o one uh a remote control that would be very very simple with just the channel , program plus and minus , and the just the mute button , for example .	look and usability
-B	850.08	I can real keep it really really simple on one side and the other side be very complicated .	look and usability
-A	854.56	One side for kids , one side for adults .	look and usability
-B	856.44	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	857.08	I'm not sure if that's like I'm not sure if it's a good idea to have a two sided remote though , 'cause it would be very hard to use in the way that you mani manipulate it .	look and usability
-B	857.33	Or grandma as well , you know it's like what is the mute button .	look and usability
-B	864.42	No , but you would slide it into uh someth like something on the back would hold like you wouldn't be able to press the buttons , but Start breaking up .	look and usability discussion
-C	869.11	Oh .	look and usability
-C	870.58	Oh okay .	look and usability
-A	870.96	Like it or something like a flip telephone , something like that maybe .	look and usability
-C	871.48	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	875.28	Okay .	look and usability
-D	876.31	That would be cool .	look and usability
-D	877.49	I was thinking that like a flip .	look and usability
-A	877.93	F flip it open and you've got all the buttons , or you flip it closed and you've just got the basic buttons on the outside maybe .	look and usability
-C	885.58	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	887.23	Um , oh we've got five minutes left .	discussion
-D	893.8	Okay .	discussion
-A	893.91	But okay .	discussion
-D	895.91	Um .	discussion
-A	896.42	Well we've got a k we've got a few ideas there .	discussion
-C	899.43	Yeah , we should uh I guess by the end of this meeting we should have at least a a rough conception you know stage one was technical functions design , what effect the apparatus should have .	discussion
-C	910.36	Okay .	discussion
-C	910.9	Um so I mean we still have time in our next meeting to come up with the actual concept for the user interface , but the the functions that we're sure that we want are that it can control the T_V_ , but also devices connected to the to the T_V_ , I mean , be able to operate D_V_D_ players , things like that .	discussion
-A	923.88	Yeah .	discussion
-A	930.71	I have got I think we should also have a back-up plan of I 'cause I I I just think that it might be expensive to make something that I mean we don't , we haven't been told it has to be something that will control everything .	discussion
-C	942.16	Yeah .	discussion
-A	942.6	We should have a back-up plan of just a really good television remote control , that just that is just for a T_V_ , but it's just a really good , nice one .	discussion
-B	943.01	Yeah .	discussion
-C	947.22	Okay .	discussion
-C	951.67	Right .	discussion
-A	953.43	What do you reckon ?	discussion
-C	955.81	Yeah , I mean .	discussion
-A	956.3	See 'cause , I'm just thinking bearing in mind th we've gotta we have to have something that's cheap to make .	discussion
-C	961.3	Yeah , that's true , maybe we should just concentrate on having a a good T_V_ remote , and have it be um have it be like ergonomic so it's comfortable to use , uh simple to use , and looks decent and Sorta find a niche for our remote , like market it to a certain kind of p kind of people , certain certain demographic Yeah , no I think you're right .	discussion
-A	966.48	I think we'll be able to come up with ideas and stuff a lot quicker .	discussion
-A	970.61	Yeah .	discussion
-A	975.19	May w you know , maybe even Or maybe even so something that's for disabled people or so people that uh b don't see very well or big buttons for touchy buttons for Yeah .	discussion
-D	975.56	But what'll make it what'll make it interesting for people to buy though ?	discussion
-D	979.04	I mean if it's if it's just like Mm-hmm .	discussion
-B	992.34	Yeah .	discussion
-A	994.96	Or just one that looks really fucking cool .	discussion
-B	1004.12	Could be really light or , I dunno , something special .	discussion
-C	1007.52	Yeah , rathe rather than focus on Y Yeah .	discussion
-A	1009.71	Otherwise we'll be we'll be here all day talking about do this let's do that n I think we sh I think we should Yeah .	discussion
-B	1015.84	Yeah , 'cause at the end of the day if it says just T_V_ remote , doesn't say com combination with all all the r Mm .	look and usability discussion
-C	1019.48	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1021.21	I mean obviously everyone we're uh you know uh sounds like we're all a bit sort of gadget heads and we like things that do everything at once , but you know , that's Yeah .	discussion
-C	1028.75	Remotes spinning out from other remotes and having little nested remotes inside .	discussion
-D	1030.88	Mm .	discussion
-A	1032.68	Yeah , that's right .	discussion
-A	1033.73	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1034.7	I mean I'd like one that makes tea as well , but that's not gonna happen .	discussion
-D	1038.73	I think a flip up thing , 'cause you always have this problem of like if it's on this well I did anyway , like we had five or six remotes and they would be lying on the c on the coach , and you'd come and sit down and ooh , the telephone's the television switched on or something .	look and usability
-D	1052.32	So maybe something that like does have a lid or closes , so you don't accidentally press a button or record button for something .	look and usability
-A	1060.54	Okay , like a lock f like a lock functs function on it like you have on your telephones , yeah .	look and usability
-D	1064.44	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1065.91	But make it like really snazzy and cool people will want it .	look and usability
-D	1068.63	So make it Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1069.8	Yeah , it's gotta be sellable .	look and usability
-D	1071.1	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1071.56	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1071.67	Yeah , that's true what you were saying , I mean it doesn't have to have a flip function , it can just have a lock function , so that it's not uh not usable when you don't want it to be usable .	look and usability
-D	1075.29	Mm .	look and usability
-A	1075.7	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1079.25	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1079.81	Okay .	look and usability
-D	1080.79	And even for kids as well .	look and usability
-D	1081.87	It's um it's safer for them , I guess .	look and usability
-D	1083.96	Like they don't flick onto channels and all that sl flick onto .	look and usability
-A	1091.8	No porn channel for children .	look and usability
-B	1093.6	Okay .	discussion
-A	1093.76	Okay .	discussion
-A	1095.13	Um alright , so we've got some ideas , we've got um Let's move on .	project specs and roles of participants discussion
-C	1099.68	I guess that's good good for now .	discussion
-D	1102.48	Mm .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1103.03	Oops , let's close that .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1107.2	Next meeting , uh okay .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1107.89	W What does I_D_V_I_D_N_M_E_ stand for ?	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1111.83	Industrial Designer um which is Um .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1113.52	Ah ri okay .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1114.94	these are requirement specification .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	1115.99	That's Mm .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1117.65	And I'm marketing .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1118.6	Yeah , there you go .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1122.1	So User Interface Designer , that's that's that's you , so you gotta you go , you're you're gonna be the one that's working out what what buttons we need .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1126.94	That's me .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1128.23	Okay .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1133.87	Right .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1134.76	Right .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1135.75	Um .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1138.31	Industrial Designer , you are the one , you know , you're gonna be working out kind of box it goes in , I guess so , um whether it's what goes into the box , somehow .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	1153.99	Mm .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	1154.54	Har how it works an Bu Do you think our two kind of overlap , because Yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1157.47	And in marketing User requirements specifications .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1158.93	These are requirement specification .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1162.22	So what the user requires in a remote .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1164.68	Yeah , what Right , okay , yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1167.89	Yeah , it does seem like our our responsibilities have some overlap .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1168.24	I guess that's what it says .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1168.9	You two you two are gonna be just , I think , you just double up , you know , you working together .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1174.09	Yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1176.23	You're the one that's gotta go and find out do th do the research , see what people want in a remote , what buttons are used more often , and s stuff like that .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1184.27	Mm .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1187.39	Oh , we've been warned to finish the meeting now .	closing
-A	1189.93	Okay .	closing
-A	1196.01	Okay everyone , well done .	closing
-A	1197.21	Good meeting .	closing
-C	1198.08	Alright , see you in thirty minutes .	closing
-A	1201.53	Yeah .	closing
-D	1202.93	So , do we take these off ?	agenda/equipment issues

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-A	0.02	Think we can first .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	9.62	Right it was function F_ eight or something .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	9.71	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	13.7	This one right there .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	14.07	Tha Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	17.64	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	18.32	Who is gonna do a PowerPoint presentation ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	20.75	Think we all Huh .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	22.96	You will as well ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	24.59	Oh I thought we all were .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	25.3	Yeah , I have one too , okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	25.73	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	33.49	S Whoops I forgot to put the thing on Okay .	participant names agenda/equipment issues
-B	46.02	Yep .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	63.4	Right .	participant names
-A	63.91	I just wanna 'cause basically I can't re I've really crap at remembering everyone's name so I just wanna rather than going uh Miss Marketing and Miss this and Miss that wanted to know your names again .	participant names
-B	74.83	Okay I'm Okay .	participant names
-A	75.42	just gonna leave this up here 'cause I'll you know .	participant names
-C	76.97	Yeah .	participant names
-C	78.45	Sure , that's a good idea .	participant names
-A	79.87	So Okay , and Gabriel .	participant names
-B	80.45	I'm Catherine with a C_ .	participant names
-B	83.2	C_A_T_H_ E_R_ I_N_E_ .	participant names
-C	93.36	Uh Gabriel .	participant names
-A	99.15	E_L_ is it ?	participant names
-C	99.6	E_L_ .	participant names
-A	102.58	'Kay .	participant names
-A	103.97	And you're s r R_E_I_S_S_ Okay .	participant names
-D	104.94	I am Reissa .	participant names
-D	106.36	R_E_I_S_S_A_ .	participant names
-D	111.18	Double S_ A_ , yeah yeah .	participant names
-D	113.45	Sorry .	participant names
-A	120.95	'S just a bit nicer calling people by their names I think .	participant names
-B	123.82	Right .	participant names
-B	125.36	True .	participant names
-A	126.38	Uh , right .	participant names
-D	131.72	Mm 'kay .	participant names
-A	133.01	Okay , right , welcome to meeting B_ .	opening
-A	135.89	Um this is gonna go a lot better than the last meeting , basically , uh 'cause I know what I'm supposed to be doing now .	opening
-A	143.5	I am your Project Manager , and , uh yeah , I'm just here to sort of liaise between the three of you and get things going , get people talking and and I'm gonna be making notes and sending them off to the powers that be and stuff basically .	opening
-A	163.32	Um right , this for the purposes of this meeting what this meeting is all about is um I'm gonna have some presentations from all three of you , what you've been working on for the last wee while , when you haven't been getting hit with spam on your computers and and , you know , filling out silly questionnaires and things .	opening
-A	188.56	But hopefully you've been actually been doing something productive .	opening
-A	192.41	So we're gonna each of you gonna give us a litt a little presentation .	opening
-D	196.88	Mm .	opening
-A	197.36	Um .	opening
-A	199.38	Then we're gonna work , you know , from each of your presentations .	opening
-A	202.4	We'll we'll uh talk about what we actually need as a final coming together of it all .	opening
-A	209.12	Um and then we'll , yeah , we'll sort of conclude anything else comes up at the end of it .	opening
-B	214.92	How long is the meeting ?	opening
-A	216.13	This meeting it's not very long .	opening
-A	217.79	It's uh probably down to about thirty five minutes now .	opening
-B	220.88	Okay .	opening
-A	221.2	So I want each of your presentations to not be too long , five five minutes , something like that .	opening
-B	225.8	No problem .	opening
-A	228.63	Um if you haven't done a PowerPoint thingy , it doesn't matter , it it just it just says that you it's that's just one particular medium .	opening
-A	236.64	If you haven't had time to prepare one , you can draw stuff on the noteboard , you can talk to us , you can you know however you want to do your little presentation , basically , you can .	opening
-A	248.56	Don't feel pressurised into using this thing .	opening
-A	251.83	'Cause I don't .	opening
-A	255.17	Uh okay .	opening
-A	257.31	So um .	opening
-A	261.04	You okay over there ?	opening
-A	262.77	Reissa , are you uh b are you joining in with this meeting here or are y or are y or are you are you just are you just uh doing some Internet shopping there ?	opening
-D	263.08	I'm fine .	opening
-D	263.87	Yeah .	opening
-D	266.3	I uh yeah , yeah .	opening
-C	267.06	Think she's finishing up her presentation .	opening
-D	267.74	D I mean , I I'm finishing off my presentation .	opening
-D	271.33	No no .	opening
-D	273.36	Uh I'm done .	opening
-D	274.75	Okay .	opening
-A	274.97	Okay , jolly good .	opening
-A	276.27	Alright , let's have um well , we all know that it's it's a remote control that we're gonna be dealing with .	opening
-A	283.2	I think the first thing we should look at is um probably the um what it is that it is actually supposed to be .	opening
-D	283.2	Mm .	opening
-A	291.46	So that's gonna be you Catherine , if we wanna hear from you first .	opening
-B	292.96	Okay .	opening
-B	295.31	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	296.5	Um just connecting this .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	314.02	Are we getting i Really ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	314.21	You don't have to worry about screwing it in just there you go .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	317.09	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	318.3	Cool .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	319.88	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	322.56	So I've got a very quick uh Uh .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	330.48	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	332.86	So the working design , I've got a very quick presentation on this , so um I've oh no , you can't see a thing .	agenda/equipment issues industrial designer presentation
-B	342.94	Oh well , I'm gonna draw it on the board then .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	345.36	It's in blue uh , and I couldn't change it .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	345.56	Oh .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	348.32	We it's fine on my screen , but never mind .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	348.42	Ah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	351.12	So um the idea is that we've got the energy source um , which in our case will pr , oh well okay , never mind .	industrial designer presentation agenda/equipment issues
-B	366.84	So um I think maybe uh two batteries , I dunno what they're called six , or something like that .	industrial designer presentation
-A	374.76	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	376.41	Uh and then um then on the uh remote control itself will have um the sender for the signal , which could be uh an infra-red signal , um which will be sent by an electronic chip .	industrial designer presentation
-B	414.98	And uh the chip will be controlled by the user interface .	industrial designer presentation
-B	422.29	So we'll hear about that later from Gabriel .	industrial designer presentation
-A	425.59	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	425.74	And uh the sender will send to the telly itself an infra-red signal to tell it to switch on or switch channels .	industrial designer presentation
-B	442.1	Um and that's it really for the working design .	industrial designer presentation
-A	448.27	Great .	industrial designer presentation
-A	452.84	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	453.03	Sorry the presentation wasn't very uh clear but Really ?	industrial designer presentation
-A	455.92	I prefer the pe I prefer the human touch personally .	industrial designer presentation
-B	458.35	Cool .	industrial designer presentation
-A	458.92	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-B	459.95	Um , should I erase this or Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	462.66	Do you wanna just give us a moment , I just wanna copy this down .	industrial designer presentation
-A	465.83	Um I dunno if you guys have got any questions for Catherine on any of this ?	industrial designer presentation
-B	465.94	Fine .	industrial designer presentation
-B	471.08	Or suggestions ?	industrial designer presentation
-D	475.81	Is a battery like the only way of No , no No I meant like No 'cause like cha 'cause always changing um um batteries can get like annoying .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	481.12	Well , it's just , you don't want it plugged in really , s In indoors .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	484.87	Yeah , alternate energy source , like win wind power or Bicycle power .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	489.3	Yeah , you blow on it and i Yeah , it's worked for the last fifty years you know .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	497.1	The battery's down and maybe , I dunno , solar charged ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	500.31	I dunno , swi I th I th I think changing your batteries once every six months is not really a pain , but Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	506.8	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	508.38	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	510.33	One question I have , and I don't know how much control we have over this is um , as far as the infra-red signal , do we have control over , you know , how far away you can be from the receiving unit , the the T_V_ , and still have it be operational ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	522.22	I mean , maybe we want one with a strong signal stream .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	526.44	How far away is your television ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	529.92	It's never gonna be more than it's never gonna be , you kno unless you've got a T_V_ the size of a football pitch , it's not doesn't have to go that far , does it ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	530.08	Uh That's true .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	530.92	Well , the thing is uh you you don't Well , we can make the the signal strong enough to go through walls if if you fancy it .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	536.78	Doesn't have to go through a wall , because you're not gonna be looking through a wall .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	541.19	Yeah , but if like you're on the phone in the other room and you need turn television off or something and you don't really want to go into the put the telephone down , and go into the other room .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	556.58	I didn't think about that but Why not ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	558.92	How about Bluetooth ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	562.77	Instead of using infra-red , use Bluetooth .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	569.22	Isn't that a better signal ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	569.28	I just think that it's it's gonna cost more and I'm I'm not sure it's you're gonna use it .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	572.15	Yeah , yeah I d it sounds like you you w don't wanna overcomplicate things .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	576.34	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	577.04	You know we don't need it .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	577.66	It's a fancy idea uh it's quite nice , but then I don't th I dunno , either you if you wanna watch the telly you're in the room , you are gonna But Oh , we can we can keep the idea if you i We can see at a later stage , maybe , I don't Do you need the border ?	agenda/equipment issues components, materials and energy sources
-A	585.12	Yeah , exactly .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	586.19	Basically , we're we're desi we're designing and marketing a television remote control unit .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	591.67	We're not w w w w designing something that you can plug in a headset to and and you know connect to your laptop computer and stuff .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	599.67	It's uh Okay .	agenda/equipment issues components, materials and energy sources
-D	602.12	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	609.45	'S just an idea .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	632.22	Right , well done , Catherine .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	636.56	Um Gab Gabriel let's uh let's hear from you on on on such things .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	640.0	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	643.33	Uh I'm just gonna use the PowerPoint uh .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	644.6	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	668.12	Sorry .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	668.41	Technical .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	669.04	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	691.65	Adjusting .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	691.7	Okay , so , while this is warming up , there it is uh .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	693.86	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	695.57	So I'm doing the user interface design .	interface specialist presentation
-A	700.22	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	701.2	Yeah , and basically uh , as far as methods , I was I was looking looking at looking at uh already existing remotes , trying to find some inspiration from designs that are already out there .	interface specialist presentation
-C	714.39	Thinking of what we can retain , what we can do away with , uh what we what we can perfect a little bit as far as design um .	interface specialist presentation
-C	723.61	we don't want to do something that's too radical of a change , I guess , I mean people want a remote that's familiar , that has their favourite functionalities um and and does the basics , but Um so we can improve what's out there and maintain that , the basic functionality that people want .	interface specialist presentation
-A	733.2	Mm yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-C	742.79	Um so things that seem like absolute must-haves uh would be a volume control , um so up-down keys for that , uh channel keys up-down , but then also a numerical key pad so that they can just key directly to the channel that they want , rather than doing up-down , and uh a mute button .	user requirements
-C	764.29	Uh one thing that I didn't include here , that I forgot that we talked about last time , was doing um some sort of lock uh function .	user requirements
-C	770.79	Uh , I don't I dunno , uh that's one possibility .	user requirements
-A	770.8	Okay .	user requirements
-C	776.71	And so in the research that I was doing there's basically two types of remotes , ones that are engineering centred and ones that are more user centred , which I don't know if I can access the web page from here , but I can show you uh .	existing products
-C	793.65	Yeah .	existing products
-C	794.27	So this is a engineer centred one , so you see it's rather busy , but it also lets you play your movie , stop your movie , fast-forward , all this , um freeze frame .	existing products
-A	803.28	Mm-hmm .	existing products
-C	807.28	Uh and this is a user centred one .	existing products
-C	810.46	Uh it's it's easier to g just glance at this and see what's possible to do , you're not gonna be staring at it for five minutes .	existing products
-A	811.47	Yeah .	existing products
-A	818.09	Great .	existing products
-C	818.25	And I judging from what what we all talked about during our last meeting I kind of gathered that that's what we were going after , uh or the direction we were going in at least .	existing products
-C	828.88	Um .	existing products
-C	831.78	So , the engineering centred ones uh provide a lot of functionality , but it can be a little bit overwhelming , so the user centred ones just focus on ease of use .	existing products
-C	841.1	Uh and this sort of overlaps with what the marketing person uh , Reissa , because uh we we need to find out what what people want before we make firm decisions on this .	existing products
-D	846.91	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	851.73	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-C	854.21	So uh , yeah , that's me .	interface specialist presentation
-A	857.2	Great .	interface specialist presentation
-A	857.79	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-A	859.63	Now that's I just have a q a q question for you .	look and usability
-A	863.12	This w um research that you've been doing looki looking at other , you know , existing units stuff .	look and usability
-A	871.73	Um have you found that anyone else has do has looked into the locking function or Yeah .	look and usability
-C	878.0	No that that that seemed like a novel idea as f as far as I know .	look and usability
-C	880.9	I mean obviously another exists like you like you said in in mobile phones .	look and usability
-C	885.13	That was sort of the inspiration for it .	look and usability
-C	887.01	Um I've never seen that with in in all my years in in the remote business .	look and usability
-A	889.92	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	891.25	I've , haven't I've never seen a locking functionality .	look and usability
-C	895.19	I dunno , what uh do you guys have a a yea or nay on that a feeling about whether that's really necessary ?	look and usability
-A	902.05	Um I would say it's If it's simple to do , which I think it probably should be , even if it's a physical , you know , a f a like a f a physical switch or a physical cover for the remote , even something like that , um then yes , it's like , you know , like s you said earlier on ab ab ab a flip thing , something like that , but you know being physical .	look and usability
-C	915.93	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	923.01	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	925.23	'Kay .	look and usability
-C	932.91	Right .	look and usability
-A	936.67	Look into .	look and usability
-A	938.1	Um I've had word down from head office that something that we should be centred well , something we should take into account is um we've gotta keep the corporate image within this remote control unit .	new requirements
-A	952.99	It's gotta d look like it's in the R_ and R_ .	new requirements
-C	956.72	Mm .	new requirements
-A	957.4	You know , the the company it's it's , from what I can see from our other products , are yellow with blue writing on them .	new requirements
-C	964.04	Right .	new requirements
-D	964.5	Mm .	new requirements
-A	964.83	Um .	new requirements
-C	965.62	And our motto is is we put the fashion in electronics .	new requirements
-A	967.46	We put the fashion in electronics .	new requirements
-D	968.97	Mm .	new requirements
-C	969.35	I think I think we have to carry that mental .	new requirements
-A	969.4	There you go .	new requirements
-A	971.57	So it's kinda gotta look it's gotta look new and s you know something fashionable .	new requirements
-A	978.08	If if remote control well , if telephones can be fashionable , then maybe remote control units can be .	new requirements
-C	978.27	Mm .	new requirements
-D	983.89	Mm .	new requirements
-C	984.44	Well yeah these , I think , we can so we talked about the layout in my presentation and what I didn't mention yet really is is the sort of like the ergonomic design .	look and usability
-A	991.11	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	991.61	Because we need Yeah .	look and usability
-C	991.86	I t I think we can make big improvements over these two that you see here , I mean .	look and usability
-C	995.92	Uh , everything is going t ergonomic , you know , there's you know mice for your computers that are very ergonomic and keyboards and that could be one of our niches p sort of uh uh in the market , I guess .	look and usability
-A	996.74	Great .	look and usability
-A	1006.76	Okay , fantastic .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1007.0	Um .	look and usability
-A	1010.27	Right , well done , Gabriel .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1010.27	Okay .	look and usability
-A	1012.18	Um Reissa .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1015.92	Where does it go into ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1016.31	Let's plug you in , baby .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1018.33	Here ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1018.91	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1019.25	The blue thing .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1020.19	Uh , yeah , this is getting all .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1022.09	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1030.15	Yeah , then you just have to do function F_ eight and it should come up .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1034.91	Well , function F_ eight .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1040.23	No oh .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1040.99	Yeah , w it it just takes a wee while .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1041.35	Yeah , it just takes a second uh .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1047.17	Come on .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1053.61	Right .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1054.79	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1056.98	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1057.62	Well , for our marketing report uh we observed remote control users in a usability lab , and also gave so this is research and we also gave participants um questionnaires to fill out .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1074.26	Um total number of people tested were a hundred just so you know , so that hundred people were tested and these were the findings .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1080.67	So seventy five per cent of users find the remote control ugly .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1086.38	Okay , so they don't like the look of the remote control .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1089.19	Um eighty f eighty per cent of them would spend more money if the rem remote control looked really cool and fancy .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1095.55	So I think we all agree with that .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1097.91	Um current remote controls do not match well with the operating behaviour of the user .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1104.31	So , they don't like like the way they operate it doesn't like match how people behave .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1112.45	Um per cent of the users say that they only use ten per cent of the buttons on a remote , so probably if you have like one , two , three , four , five , the whole up to z ten , they probably don't use those , they only use the up and down channel .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1124.92	'Cause we've only got five channels .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1127.46	exactly .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1129.23	That's another thing .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1130.78	Um seventy five per cent of users say they zap .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1135.4	Not quite sure what they mean , zap , goes like .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1137.93	I think that's k flicking quickly between channels .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1141.6	Yeah , you wanna navigate the channels quickly I guess .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1141.89	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1143.22	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1143.39	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1145.03	Um takes too much time to learn how to use a new remote .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1147.96	I think especially for uh the older generation .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1150.55	I know my grandmother doesn't like mobile phones , takes ages to work how to use .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1155.5	Anyway um and they also remotes often get lost in the room , so nobody can find them .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1161.48	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1161.93	So maybe tracking devices is a good idea .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1164.59	Um personal preferences .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1166.82	Wow .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1168.66	You are a child of technology , aren't you ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	1173.71	Um so yeah um I was thinking something easy to use , especially for older people .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1179.35	Um has to look really cool , flashy groovy for people to buy it .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1186.2	And it's easy to find , so I don't know whether maybe and also we asked them whether they wanted whether they'd be interested in um voice activating .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1201.13	So voice activation .	discussion
-D	1202.92	So and this was what we came up with .	discussion
-D	1205.54	Then if you look fifteen to twenty five this is age , sorry , age groups .	discussion
-D	1211.3	So fifteen to twenty five said like ninety two ninety one per cent of them said yes .	discussion
-A	1215.34	So there you go , yeah .	discussion
-D	1217.16	Um so basically the majority except for the forty five to fifty five year olds for some reason didn't want a voice activated one .	discussion
-D	1224.36	And neither did the older generation , but the younger generation who we are catering for , like who have most of the money nowadays , do want a voice act speech recognition in a remote .	discussion
-A	1232.12	Uh but do the younger generation have the money ?	discussion
-C	1234.53	No I would I would say the older the older people , yeah .	discussion
-A	1235.02	They they don't .	discussion
-A	1235.84	It's older generation , they're the ones that have gone out and People people from the age of thirty f there's a big drop off there .	discussion
-D	1237.26	Well the twenty five to thirty five year old , and thirty five , and the thirty five to forty five , forty five point seven per cent say no , so So they don't Well These guys are growing up .	discussion
-A	1249.95	For people up to the age of thirty five , you're kinda saying , yeah , they want it .	discussion
-A	1255.92	Um but no they're not sort of most people that have the money are people from the age of thirty five to fifty five , uh 'cause they're the ones that have been working for twenty years .	discussion
-C	1262.21	Yeah , that would be my guess as well .	discussion
-A	1266.46	Um d and tha and that's a that's quite a minority there , so yeah , it's not even like fifty fifty that's th thirty five per cent .	discussion
-C	1277.97	What about just from the the prospective of our manufacturing cost ?	discussion
-C	1281.31	I mean if if it's twelve fifty per unit .	discussion
-A	1283.0	Yeah .	discussion
-C	1283.91	I mean , okay , there's Uh .	discussion
-D	1284.93	Voice activation might not be the best .	discussion
-A	1286.55	I would say scra I'd say scrap that straight off .	discussion
-D	1290.96	Um also with um with buttons , a thing called R_S_I_ , so wrist sense Huh ?	marketing expert presentation
-C	1300.28	Repetitive strain uh rep repetitive strain injury or like from doing Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1303.49	Yeah , repetitive strains injury , so they don't I think people who watch T_V_ maybe too often , keep changing channel hurts their wrist .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1311.56	I don't think so .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1311.79	Well maybe they shouldn't watch so much T_V_ then .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1313.6	So y so it's so it's so you got so that's something we should have a look into then i when desi when designing the ergonomics of see have a look if um there's any w any medical background we can find out about this .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1318.79	Yeah maybe not so hard .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1322.52	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1327.32	Maybe it could be , instead of pressing button it could be just touching a Yep .	project specs and roles of participants marketing expert presentation
-D	1331.22	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1332.42	Let's jus we just want need to cover our arses so that people aren't gonna sue us in ten years' time , say your remote control gave me repetitive strain injury .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1332.59	Maybe Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1341.01	Yeah , we should probably consult with our legal department uh .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1344.18	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1346.34	They're having a lunch break at the moment , but yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1350.27	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1350.83	I'll see if I can get see if I can get hold of them for the next meeting .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1351.29	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1354.04	I think we can do some really in in that department , the the ergonomic department , we can make some some really good improvements .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1357.88	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1360.25	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1361.09	Maybe th the buttons not so high up so you don't have to press so much , or we just like flat buttons , something .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1364.13	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1367.75	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1370.21	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1370.93	So that is me .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1372.26	That's great , thank you very much for that , Reissa .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1376.33	Um okay , so we've basically we've decide we've d we've decided that it's gonna be , you know uh , we're going for a basic television remote .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1391.62	It's gotta be safe to use , it's gotta look cool .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1395.15	Mm .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1399.37	It's gotta be cheap .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1401.13	S um .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1401.41	Mm .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1403.7	Now going back to the uh industrial design of it , you know , we were looking at whether to use maybe infra-red or Bluetooth .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1413.66	I think , we should just go with the simplest option on everything , uh and that would be infra-red , energy source , that would be batteries .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1426.59	Uh mean we we can look into using the s , you know , the little tiny weeny batteries , all like special long-lasting batteries .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1433.91	Um .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1437.36	But a in there's no I don't think there's any point in making a remote control unit that's gonna last for fifty years , because technology will have changed and , you know , we won't have televisions in ten years' time .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1451.42	So I think we're all um pretty sussed on that .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1458.74	Um anyone have any questions ?	discussion
-D	1464.28	Mm .	discussion
-A	1464.57	Everybody happy in their work ?	discussion
-C	1466.92	Yeah , it seems like we're all on the pretty much on the same page .	discussion
-A	1469.5	Now this is good , we've got a good structure going on .	discussion
-A	1473.66	We all know where we're going to .	discussion
-A	1477.69	Have you been ge has have any of you lot been getting loads of crap spam on your computers ?	discussion
-C	1482.48	Oh it's probably just you , 'cause you're the project manager .	discussion
-D	1485.51	Well , just questionnaires .	discussion
-A	1487.65	Yeah .	discussion
-C	1487.67	Sell trying to sell your things .	discussion
-A	1490.07	Yeah , stuff .	discussion
-A	1492.23	Um okay .	discussion
-A	1494.7	Do oh have you guys found out if we can if we can e-mail stuff to each other ?	discussion
-D	1500.41	Yeah , you can .	discussion
-A	1501.73	Right .	discussion
-C	1502.64	Okay .	discussion
-A	1502.8	Do all you all know my e-mail address ?	discussion
-C	1504.6	No I don't .	discussion
-D	1505.51	I think he's participant one , aren't you ?	discussion
-B	1505.57	Well , in the project announcement , you've got the addresses , I think .	discussion
-C	1505.6	I Uh Oh , it's just participant one oh okay .	discussion
-B	1509.2	So Project Manager , it's participant one at A_M_I_ .	discussion
-C	1512.58	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1513.03	Can you all d e-mail me your e-mail addresses ?	discussion
-C	1517.14	Well it's just w it's just it's just par participant one , participant two .	discussion
-B	1517.48	You have them i you have them , but we'll send you an e-mail .	discussion
-A	1521.72	Send me , yeah yeah , okay .	discussion
-B	1521.83	You want to have friends , don't you ?	discussion
-C	1525.69	So are we headed towards like a b a big yellow and black remote as far as maybe that's our next meeting that we discuss that .	look and usability
-A	1530.73	Is it yellow and black or is it yellow and blue ?	look and usability
-A	1532.58	I I kind of thought it was blue writing on a yellow background , but I might be just going a bit Okay .	look and usability
-C	1536.97	Well , it's like white on i white and blue on a black background with white with yellow borders .	look and usability
-C	1542.21	Maybe that's like getting ahead of ourselves .	look and usability
-A	1542.95	Well , maybe you can come up with a few with a couple of different ideas ?	look and usability
-B	1544.13	It wouldn't be Well you could It could come But it could come in different colours and have the R_R_ colours just somewhere like just around the lock button could be the R_R_ logo or colours and If .	look and usability
-C	1546.52	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1547.74	Can't we have different colours in the remotes , so somebody can choose different col like does it have to be of a certain ?	look and usability
-A	1551.27	Well , see the thing is is we've gotta keep the company image .	look and usability
-C	1551.52	Mm .	look and usability
-A	1554.12	It's gotta say people have gotta look at this remote control and instantly recognise that it's a Real Reaction i product .	look and usability
-D	1559.94	But if it's a R_R_ , it would be Real Reaction , like if it had a symbol on it .	look and usability
-C	1560.18	Mm .	look and usability
-A	1563.48	There's loads of companies that called R_R_ .	look and usability
-C	1565.0	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1566.9	Whoa .	look and usability
-A	1567.25	This is slog but this is the slogan , this is the the the the type .	look and usability
-C	1570.93	And this is something that came on down from from the higher ups , so , I mean , we are sort of beholden to them .	look and usability
-A	1573.64	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1576.47	So we have to have it one colour .	look and usability
-A	1578.06	Well , not necessarily .	look and usability
-C	1578.57	Not one colour , but the pattern needs to be recognisable .	look and usability
-A	1579.55	But we have to incorporate it .	look and usability
-D	1582.12	Mm .	look and usability
-A	1583.13	Not necessarily even if i it just has to ye but you have to look at the product and instantly know that it's one of our products as opposed to a Sony product or a , you know , a Panasonic product .	look and usability
-D	1591.09	Mm .	look and usability
-A	1595.35	It's got to so maybe , so you can have a look at our our other products and see if they all follow a s similar vein , perhaps .	look and usability
-A	1608.85	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1614.32	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1616.17	Mm .	look and usability
-A	1618.29	Quite poss yeah .	look and usability
-A	1619.74	Well this is all your department .	look and usability
-A	1623.98	Mm okay .	closing
-A	1626.41	Well , well done everybody .	closing
-A	1628.92	And um , I think we uh stop for lunch now .	closing
-C	1633.29	Yeah , pretty soon I think , I guess that's now .	closing
-D	1634.74	Are we are we finished ahead of schedule ?	closing
-A	1636.62	We might possibly have done .	closing
-B	1638.61	Cool .	closing
-C	1639.58	Alright , see you all soon .	closing
-A	1642.95	If we've if we've finished at five minutes before the meeting's supposed to finish , then that means we get an extra five minutes for lunch .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1653.13	'Kay uh .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1660.64	Yeah , there you go .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1669.87	Right .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1670.82	I just have to there's a few little bits and pieces I have to write down , but Take your headsets off , kick back , smoke 'em if you got 'em .	agenda/equipment issues

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-D	5.43	Oh right okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	8.83	I cover myself up .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	14.09	I feel like Madonna with one of these on .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	16.45	I said I feel like Madonna with one of these on .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	23.06	I've always wanted one of these , I really have .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	27.87	Where do you buy 'em from ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	38.59	They're .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	77.14	Right .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	77.38	Hello everybody .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	78.63	Hello .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	79.27	Back again for another wonderful meeting .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	83.83	Is uh everyone ready ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	87.19	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	88.9	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	89.08	Almost .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	91.72	Okay , we c we can hold on for a minute .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	110.69	Oh my gosh .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	120.78	I figured with the spam thing , if you can't beat it , join in .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	126.32	That's the kind of spam that everybody likes to receive .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	141.93	Mm 'kay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	143.26	Are you ready ?	opening
-A	159.49	Okay , right , well , I take it that you are all ready now .	opening
-A	163.55	Um alright first off we'll just uh recap from our last meeting .	opening
-A	171.59	Um which was we got together just to basically decide on well to talk about what it is that we were actually uh supposed to be doing , and who we all are and stuff like that , mm get bit more of an idea together of what's going on .	opening
-A	192.18	Um what we are gonna talk about in this meeting is um now that we know what it is that we are doing , now we know that it's a T_V_ remote and stuff and you guys have just been off doing some some uh R_ and D_ for that , that's research and development for those that haven't heard that before , see I'm learning all sorts of new technologi terms in technology today .	opening
-D	211.81	Mm-hmm .	opening
-A	218.25	Um yeah , we're gonna hear your uh th three little presentations , whether they be on computer or on the whiteboard or whatever you want .	opening
-C	225.15	Hmm .	opening
-C	231.13	Do you have any preference uh of order ?	opening
-A	234.05	Um I'd like to um hear o I'd like to hear who's g who's on the um from from uh Catherine actually first .	opening
-A	249.87	I want what I'd like to hear about is uh if we've finally decided on um what sort of energy we're gonna be using and It's just that yeah , let's let's hear from you first .	opening
-D	256.34	Batteries .	opening
-C	258.41	I think she is still finishing her .	opening
-B	259.73	No no no no , it's fine I'm just preparing .	opening
-C	263.35	Hmm .	opening
-B	263.48	Okay .	opening
-B	266.46	Where is that thing ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	267.26	Okay , it's uh Is it like a crank thing or something .	agenda/equipment issues components, materials and energy sources
-D	268.56	It's here .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	269.61	Oh sorry , couldn't see .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	277.14	Would that work ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	279.97	Get yourself in position .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	284.87	Ah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	284.96	Okay , so that's me again .	industrial designer presentation
-B	287.69	Um so um for the energy sources we can have a basic battery , a hand dynamo which is which was used uh in the fifties for torches , if you remember that kind of which wouldn't be v wouldn't be v v yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	302.61	I don't think any of us remember the fifties .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	306.13	It wouldn't be very fancy .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	307.57	You can have a kinetic provision of energy , which is used on some watches these days .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	312.39	So if you have just a bit of gentle movement that it will give it the energy to work .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	315.81	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	317.5	Or you can use solar cells , but I'm not sure about that indoors , really , but Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	322.48	Well , there's sometimes combinations , I mean , like calculators do combinations of battery with but also using some solar power .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	330.05	Do sol solar panel things , do they have to work from the sun or can they work from a light bulb ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	330.52	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	337.14	I dunno actually .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	337.41	Does anybody know ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	339.38	Uh I think , it has to be on the on the solar energy , but I don't know .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	343.93	I dunno .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	345.54	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	347.93	Think the the uh what would cost the less would be the basic battery , really .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	349.81	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	353.59	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	353.72	And uh if we want something fancier , I think the kinetic provision of energy could be nice , but I don't know if it's worth the cost .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	364.77	So we've got to discuss that .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	366.83	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	368.82	Okay , jolly good .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	371.02	For the case of the remotes itself , um they can be a general case , which is just a flat one .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	378.33	You can have uh a curved one or a double curved one , if you know what I mean , so You know , kind of more ergonomic , that kind of suits the palm of your hand , that kind of thing .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	384.58	What's a double curved one ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	393.52	So Um then the case material itself , so it can be uh uh either plastic or latex , uh rubber , wood , or titanium .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	393.96	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	411.86	And th for each of them you have uh cases where for example titanium , you can't use it for if you if we're choosing a double curved case , we can't choose titanium .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	424.28	And if we are choosing um solar cells then we can't choose latex for the case material , so we just have to take that into account .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	432.98	But if we're choosing just the flat case then we can go for anything .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	437.3	And I think we discussed earlier on the R_ S_ I_ problem thing , so we could uh Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	443.46	So that might be an idea of using the rubber , but then it should , you know yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	448.32	Let's have a squeezable remote .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	450.02	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	451.08	And also it doesn't break as easily maybe , I dunno So rubber would be Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	453.98	when a T_V_ programme's got one watching the match and your team's just lost , you can fuzz it across the room and it'll bounce off the wall back at you .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	461.32	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	462.82	Yeah , I like that idea .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	465.81	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	470.12	I think rubber's But after my after my fashion thing , I think you'll realise that rubber is more People .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	472.31	Rubber , we're all we're all going we're all liking that idea ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	475.41	You think you can market that ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	482.14	Uh s so if d okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	482.15	Ooh , we like rubber , ooh .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	487.03	And then there are the push-buttons , so you can have basic push-buttons or a scroll-wheels , like you have on a mouse , um or you could have um L_C_D_ , which gives you a display .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	501.72	Um scroll buttons , as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	506.52	Uh-huh .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	507.0	So if you use a rubber double curved case , you must use rubber push-buttons .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	513.79	So if we're going for rubber then we have to decide for the case .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	517.67	Um and if we choose double curved then we have to go for rubber push-buttons .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	522.72	So it's a constraint .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	522.92	Well , we're gonna go with I think we've decided that it's gonna be a rubber case so push buttons instead of the wheel ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	526.08	Yeah , but is it a double curved one or not ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	528.75	If it's not a double curved , then we've got the choice for the push-buttons , if it's a double curve , we've gotta go for rubber push-buttons .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	535.7	If that makes sense .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	541.04	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	541.6	If it's rubber , isn't it malleable anyway , it doesn't matter if it's double I mean isn't a rubber case , mean it's completely flexed , I mean , it it flexes to whatever they want it to ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	551.58	Mean so what's the difference between a normal rubber case and a rubble doub double rubber double curved case ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	555.83	No , but na le you see , you've got , okay , the energy that's one thing , then you have the case is uh , whether it's flat or curved .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	556.14	rubble double double .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	559.42	I'll have a Big Mac , please .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	566.83	And that's we don't care if it's rub rubber or not , but then we've decided that we going for rubber for the case material .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	575.22	So if we've chosen rub rubber and if now we have the choice for the case whether it's flat , single curved or double curved .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	585.42	And I'm just saying if it if we choose it to be double curved then we need to go I dunno why , but we need to go for uh rubber push-buttons .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	593.37	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	593.76	So , either I dunno we just need to decide on the on the case .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	599.81	Let's have rubber push buttons , hey .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	601.7	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	602.5	Go rubber .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	603.69	Go rubber the whole way .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	603.77	Let's go crazy .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	605.93	And then , do I have a last slide ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	607.71	Yes , I do .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	609.48	Um so the push-buttons themselves they can be just simple or they can be so that's just the electronics between the but behind the push-buttons .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	617.16	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	618.09	Um and the price that go with it with it , so the simple push-buttons are gonna be the cheapest .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	625.5	Uh if we get a scroll-wheel , that's a higher price range .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	630.12	If we get an advanced chip which is um used for the L_C_D_ , the display thing , then that's even more expensive .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	643.93	Simple , yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-A	646.95	Chip on print .	industrial designer presentation
-A	649.59	It's a bit .	industrial designer presentation
-A	662.56	Okay , uh what I'm not understanding here is uh , okay , advanced chip on print , which I presume is like one P_C_B_ and that's got all the electronics on one board including the um infra-red sender ?	discussion
-B	665.67	Mm .	discussion
-B	676.32	Yeah .	discussion
-B	679.09	The infra-red .	discussion
-B	680.53	Yeah .	discussion
-A	681.59	Right .	discussion
-A	682.24	Um what a what alternatives do we have to that ?	discussion
-A	689.36	Y um what alternatives do we have to the chip on print ?	discussion
-B	692.34	Well , if if it's not chip on print then , I guess , you get different chip components , and you build them separately and doesn't include the infra-red .	discussion
-B	701.39	It's less expensive mm Technically speaking , it's not as advanced , but it does the job , too .	discussion
-A	704.72	so it sounds So , why would we not go for that ?	discussion
-A	713.41	If it's something that's inside the the unit .	discussion
-B	713.94	Fo It doesn't , yeah , yeah , yeah .	discussion
-A	716.46	I it doesn't affects whether the customer's gonna buy it or not .	discussion
-B	718.44	Totally .	discussion
-B	720.34	Yeah .	discussion
-A	720.96	Um we wanna go for an i i all so long as it works , you know .	discussion
-B	723.03	So let's not go for the Yeah , yeah .	discussion
-B	728.42	I agree .	discussion
-A	730.05	So let's not let's uh not bother with the chip on print .	discussion
-B	733.32	So it's either um the scroll-wheel or the push-buttons .	discussion
-A	739.92	Yeah .	discussion
-A	741.62	S yeah , push buttons .	discussion
-D	743.22	What about the just developed uh sample sensor ?	discussion
-C	743.94	I think push-buttons is Yeah .	discussion
-A	747.69	What about what ?	discussion
-D	748.84	G there , the sample sensor , sample speaker thing .	discussion
-B	751.24	Well It'd be it'd be cool , but they are saying they've just developed it , I'm just guessing .	discussion
-A	752.51	Well , what do we need a speaker for in a remote control unit ?	discussion
-D	755.69	Mm , I dunno .	discussion
-D	757.77	Be cool .	discussion
-D	759.35	Channel two .	discussion
-B	762.96	But it's gonna be the most expensive option , probably and Hm .	discussion
-A	763.31	S Yeah .	discussion
-C	766.28	Th the the speech recognition um option is it doesn't seem really very promising for us uh , 'cause uh The yeah the example that they're already using it for is with the coffee machine , where , basically , you can program a sample wi um That when you say something it will give a response , and you program the response as well .	discussion
-A	773.6	It's not something that we wanna t go into with this product .	discussion
-C	787.36	Just uh clips of tha that you record yourself .	discussion
-C	790.59	So you can program your coffee-maker that when you say , good morning , to it it says , hello Rick , or whatever .	discussion
-A	796.13	Yeah .	discussion
-C	796.39	But , I mean , it's not it would be one thing if it was speech recognition where you say something and it turns the T_V_ on like , turn the T_V_ on , and i turns comes on , but it's not that .	discussion
-C	804.79	It just gives you a it just gives you a verbal response .	discussion
-D	805.2	Oh , it just gives an answer .	discussion
-C	808.01	So , yeah , I mean , like what's the point of saying , Hello remote , I mean , hello , how how are you ?	discussion
-D	808.5	Oh , then then I thought I thought it was when they said I thought when they said , voice recognition , they meant um like , channel five , and it will change .	discussion
-A	809.91	Yeah .	discussion
-A	811.4	Yeah .	discussion
-B	814.2	Just if you are really lonely , maybe .	discussion
-C	815.45	Yeah , if you're really lonely , it is it's No , tha that w that w that would be more promising .	discussion
-B	820.44	Channel five .	discussion
-B	821.97	And then it switches on .	discussion
-D	822.72	Like you talk to it .	discussion
-D	823.74	Can I have channel five ?	discussion
-A	824.75	Yeah .	discussion
-C	824.89	It it's just a remote that talks to you .	discussion
-C	826.96	Uh .	discussion
-D	827.01	Oh , then forget about it .	discussion
-A	827.34	Yeah .	discussion
-A	827.97	Yeah .	discussion
-D	828.63	Oh right okay .	discussion
-C	829.15	I mean to certain cues .	discussion
-A	830.66	Yeah .	discussion
-B	831.55	Okay , so I'll go back , maybe , to the previous slide and we can decide for each problem , what we should choose .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	837.1	So for the energy source , do we go for the battery or the Cheaper option .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	837.38	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	842.66	Yeah , I'm fine with the basic battery .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	844.39	Basic battery .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	844.64	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	845.66	It's cheap , it's cheerful , it's worked , does work .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	849.5	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	851.04	Are you happy with that ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	851.12	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	851.82	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	852.71	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	854.32	So we'll go for the battery .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	858.34	Then the case , do you want it flat or curved or sing or double curved ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	862.36	We were go we were going with the late with the the R_S_I_ rubber , weren't we ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	866.25	Yeah , so we want it rub rubber double curved .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	869.45	The the The double whopper , please .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	870.62	So it will look like something like this .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	871.48	Double ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	873.42	Okay , so then if we use double curved case , then we have to u choose rubber push-buttons , and that's fine ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	876.83	Yep , but we're going for the simple buttons .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	880.23	So rubber rubber keys , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	881.38	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	882.2	And it's cheapest all round , it sounds kinda funky , and we can also market it as i 'cause we were s saying earl you were saying earlier in your research that um the the people have the R_ people were getting the complaining about R_S_I_ , and this is anti-R_S_I_ .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	886.7	P Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	887.08	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	899.04	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	900.32	So that's another marketing point that we can use .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	902.92	Well the rubber push-buttons .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	906.05	Don't you have to move your Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	906.53	But anything is gonna have buttons .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	910.61	Even if it's a jog wheel , it's still repetitive .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	914.82	I thought they would give an option of flat buttons or a That they don't .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	915.13	You You see , you can still get it does you still get repetitive strain injury , whether you are pressing a button or pressing a flat bit of screen .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	924.78	It's the v it's the fact that you are pressing the same doing the same movement .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	925.63	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	928.55	It's not actually what you are doing .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	933.86	But the fact that this this rubber i is actually used in these anti-R_S_I_ ps specific Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	940.05	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	941.06	Yeah , the rubber's good .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	941.27	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	942.05	We're giving them a way to burn off steam , basically , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	945.06	Yeah , so they can sit there and go like Mm .	look and usability components, materials and energy sources
-C	947.85	Not that watching T_V_ should be that stressful .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	949.64	And you know , yeah , you can fuzz it across the room and throw it at throw it at your children yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	953.51	Oh yeah , I guess T_V_ can be stressful , yeah , if you're watching sports .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	956.88	Alright , that's me done .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	958.27	Alright .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	958.35	Okay , Gabriel .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	959.41	Let's um let's let's hear from you about the um it's the interface .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	960.25	Alright .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	965.38	Yeah , some of what I have to say ties into what Catherine was just talking about .	interface specialist presentation
-A	969.67	Great .	interface specialist presentation
-B	970.28	Sorry .	interface specialist presentation
-C	990.23	Okay , so I'm continuing with the user interface uh topic .	interface specialist presentation
-C	995.74	And so basically I consulted with our manufacturing division .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1000.35	It sounded like Catherine was also speaking with them .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1004.34	Uh I also took uh Reissa's marketing findings from the last meeting into consideration um , 'cause I think that's that's crucial as far as uh what keys we're going to inc inclu what buttons we are going to include and and how they're laid out .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1020.84	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1021.08	Uh and so the manufacturing division uh sent some some samples of of uh interface components that we might be interested in using that have been used in other products , uh like the coffee machine .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1034.65	So I already mentioned the speech recognition interface .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1037.66	I guess , we we basically vetoed that idea .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1040.88	It's it's pointless .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1042.09	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1043.32	Uh it's just a sample sensor sample output .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1046.15	It would just be probably the most expensive part of our remote without any actual interesting functionality as far as operating the T_V_ .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1055.62	Uh so yeah , they they also give the uh they they suggested the idea of using a spinning wheel like you use on the side of an M_P_ three player like iPod .	look and usability
-A	1062.58	Mm .	look and usability
-C	1064.57	Um so we've already addressed that and I think that would actually be worse for something like R_S_I_ I mean you got that thumb movement that you're constantly doing .	look and usability
-A	1070.04	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1070.45	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1072.28	That does get annoying .	look and usability
-C	1072.68	Um the other suggestion , and I I have a feeling that we're interested in in something more general , but they suggested uh , you know , going i a little bit into a a niche , like either gearing our remote towards kids , where you could have lot of colours um , the keys might be you know , funny or or , or uh something for the elderly , where the remote's very large and the buttons are very large and there's only a few buttons .	look and usability
-A	1094.04	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	1101.7	But you know we can we can discuss this , but it sounded like from our last meeting we really wanted something that was general , but done well .	look and usability
-C	1108.27	Uh um So , the key layout and design are really crucial .	look and usability existing products
-A	1108.44	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1114.21	You don't want uh you want people to be able to quickly access the buttons that they use a lot without uh always pressing the wrong one um .	existing products
-C	1122.25	And I didn't mention that we need a power button in our last I can give you an example here of uh , good layout and bad layout uh from our manufacturing department .	existing products
-C	1136.63	So this would be an example of bad layout , where you have volume up and volume down , but they have a V_ on both of them , so uh it's sort of confusing for the user .	existing products
-A	1139.73	Yeah .	existing products
-A	1142.36	Yeah .	existing products
-C	1147.59	Uh this is the example of the giant remote that's impossible to lose .	existing products
-A	1148.4	Do we have an uh example of a good one ?	existing products
-D	1153.34	Uh-huh .	existing products
-A	1155.55	Brilliant .	existing products
-D	1156.88	Well Maybe we can Right .	existing products marketing expert presentation discussion
-C	1157.63	And for something for kids .	existing products
-C	1160.44	Yeah .	existing products
-C	1162.1	Um .	existing products
-A	1162.28	Yeah .	existing products
-C	1165.25	And so , yeah , I th I think my personal preferences of we've all kind of talked about and seemed to be on the same page um .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1174.75	Uh so I was against the speech recognition and against going uh towards anything in in a niche sense .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1181.16	I think it should be more general .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1182.57	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1182.85	I didn't I didn't think the spinning-wheel or the uh L_C_ display were were crucial for us .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1188.76	And , yeah , that's it for me .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1191.67	Okay .	discussion
-A	1192.2	Well let's um so w what are our definite decisions on this then as a team ?	discussion
-A	1199.41	The um The the um the interface type we're going for Just the simple s simple straight set of buttons .	discussion
-C	1207.92	So we're we're not gonna have any sort of display I think uh .	discussion
-C	1211.96	So , yeah , it's just gonna be just gonna be push-buttons .	discussion
-C	1215.28	Um .	discussion
-C	1217.15	I think we shall have a limited number of buttons , ideally , I mean a a power , channel up , channel down , volume up , volume down , and a numerical keypad .	discussion
-A	1220.45	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1223.21	Yeah .	discussion
-C	1226.92	Uh .	discussion
-C	1228.55	And some sort of it will either have a a lock button like we mentioned or or a cover or something like that .	discussion
-A	1233.3	Yeah .	discussion
-C	1233.78	I guess it's to the point where we need to decide about that .	discussion
-A	1236.27	Okay , and we're not yeah .	discussion
-C	1238.9	Well now that we've decided on our Um it seems like we wouldn't wanna make it too busy and too sort of gaudy , but um Yeah , I would say mayb maybe a couple of colours like uh like a black with with yellow and somewhere , like maybe the R_R_ can be yellow , or something like that .	discussion
-A	1239.65	Are we gonna hav hav an are we d have we decided on whether w we're gonna s supplement it with anything , you know , colours or particular gimmicky bits to it , we're not we're just gonna go for something We're Yeah .	discussion
-A	1274.74	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1275.26	Okay .	discussion
-A	1277.95	Okey-dokey .	discussion
-A	1280.85	Yeah , I don't have any other questions on this .	discussion
-A	1284.55	Let's move over to Yeah , sure .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1285.12	I I guess the fact uh also that we are having a rubber case uh would prevent us from having the cover function that we thought of before .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1295.37	I mean , 'cause uh s so if we wanna have a lock of some sort it would have to be a button .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1300.22	But I think that should be I mean um , I can speak with the button department , but uh I think that it should be easy to have a button that just prevents prevents the other uh the other buttons from operating .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1308.45	Yeah , the button that just does that , yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1312.6	So that should be simple .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1315.86	Cool .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1333.92	Well , I'm just basically letting you know what's happening in the markets and what the fashions are for next year .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1339.71	Mm yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1344.07	Um .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1346.22	So yes , so from looking at this year's trends and fashions and also recent investigation that we've done in the remote control market , we have found that for the remote control market these are like most important aspects like that we really need to which we've already probably discussed .	trendwatching
-A	1350.97	Mm-hmm .	trendwatching
-D	1365.24	Um the most important aspect is look and feel .	trendwatching
-D	1369.77	So the remote control has to look and feel fancier than the ones that already that we already have .	trendwatching
-D	1374.7	So it has to be Yep .	trendwatching
-A	1375.78	Yeah , why should people buy this when they're already got a remote that came with the T_V_ ?	trendwatching
-D	1377.85	Exactly .	trendwatching
-C	1377.94	Mm .	trendwatching
-C	1379.8	Yeah .	trendwatching
-D	1380.11	Um second , uh it should be technologically innovative innovative .	trendwatching
-D	1387.0	So Technologically it should be like um work , basically , I guess .	trendwatching
-A	1389.03	What's that mean ?	trendwatching
-D	1398.67	It should work .	trendwatching
-C	1399.14	Well it should be it should be maybe cutting edge in some sense , I mean have something that's little more technologically advanced than what's on the market .	trendwatching
-D	1400.26	Should That's new .	trendwatching
-A	1404.84	Okay , now the trouble is is we've already decided that we're going with the stuff that works already , that's cheap .	discussion
-D	1405.33	Yeah .	discussion
-C	1406.91	Yeah .	discussion
-C	1410.44	Yeah .	discussion
-C	1411.29	Actually , I mean , these first two points we've already sort of gone away from , 'cause our rubber one is not fancy I mean it's different , but I wouldn't say like a rubber remote is fancy .	discussion
-D	1411.42	Yeah .	discussion
-D	1414.32	Mm .	discussion
-A	1414.36	Yeah .	discussion
-C	1418.95	If that's what people want then we maybe we're going in the wrong direction .	discussion
-C	1421.73	And it's it's not technologically innovative either .	discussion
-D	1425.44	So , no loose That's why I was thinking , Bluetooth , 'cause if you like put up Bluetooth , and it's like a Bluetooth remote control , everybody's gonna like , oh , 'cause Bluetooth is the in thing nowadays , like it really is , like people and um when it comes to marketing like that's what people go for , they don't really care whether , you know , at the end of the day whether it works properly or not .	discussion components, materials and energy sources
-A	1425.87	Maybe we could um Of course , they do .	discussion components, materials and energy sources
-C	1425.99	Mm .	discussion
-D	1451.07	Well , they do , but it's like it's not Yeah , but it looks good .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1451.99	One hundred per cent , that's your first thing , you go , oh I'm not gonna buy that , 'cause I dunno if it works or not .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1457.52	If it looks good and it's it can just be there for decoration .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1463.16	Okay , well , what do you two think about this ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1467.22	So is is the advantage of Bluetooth that you can just like synchronise it with other electronics ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1468.12	But like You could always insert , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1471.7	Yeah , what I don't understand what m Yeah , and it this is just gonna all this is being used for is your television .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1475.12	Yeah , that's basically what it allows you to do , right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1483.17	Yeah , but , I mean , people like Well , if you're looking at if you looking at something that's going to be bought by people , you have to make it new , you have to make it state of the art .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1485.27	It would that would mean you'd need a television that has Bluetooth in it , which no no television does , does it ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1489.96	Well Bluetooth would , for example , enable you , I think , to um um connect for example you if you get a w call on your mobile phone , but your mobile phone is downstairs or something , you would get on your television you're being called by this person right now .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1498.95	That would mean we'd have to make a television as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1518.52	Things like that .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1519.19	No , that would be your telephone in with your television .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1522.98	Yeah , the that wouldn't be the remote so much , I mean Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1523.01	No i No , but if you get Bluetooth on the remote , you'd be able to I with the television , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1524.88	Yeah , and i Nah , the televi the television would have to be a Bluetooth compatible , basically .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1534.03	I was just trying to find an advantage .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1536.22	Wha what w what advantage would you get for the Maybe the kinetic mo provision of energy then .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1536.87	Well , it doesn't Like it doesn't have to be , you know , Bluetooth , that was just an idea , but like it needs do something that , you know , is new .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1537.51	An and there is no there is no such thing .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1547.94	Whether it's a battery it could be something really really minor , you know , like but I think we are really keeping to what is already out there , and people've already seen it , people've already got it .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1564.03	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1564.11	If we want something new , we need to move away from what we already have and um just go creative .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1574.26	It's been done for watches , but I haven't seen that for remotes , yet .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1578.3	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1579.3	Yeah , this that's that's very good .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1580.62	And then you can market it .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1581.9	Never have to change a battery again .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1582.79	Change the batteries ever again .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1584.29	And and this is all tying in very nicely .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1588.56	The fact that it's made out of this rubber , we can throw it about .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1594.49	Th we should encourage people to throw their remote controls about , because it charges itself up by doing it .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1598.32	Yeah , well , and in little characters you say , yeah , but not too much .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1598.96	Yes , so can Yeah , we can make the squeezing of the rubber be the be the generating like the energy generator .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1602.07	I think , safety s Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1602.45	But yeah , by the squeezing it the Yeah , that's a great idea .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1610.81	Well done .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1611.24	Third most important aspect uh is it's easy to use .	trendwatching
-D	1616.32	And I think we've all um worked that out .	trendwatching
-C	1617.35	we're all about that .	trendwatching
-D	1619.63	Um okay , in the fashion , how it's supposed to look .	trendwatching
-D	1621.88	Next year's fashion i very much in fruit and vegetables are thm are like the theme for cloths , shoes and furniture .	trendwatching
-D	1630.92	So next year people will be buying , I found this really funny , you know , strawberry shaped chairs , and things .	trendwatching
-C	1640.04	Okay , so we could have keys that are like a b like a broccoli key and a uh and an avocado key on them .	trendwatching
-A	1643.78	Yeah .	trendwatching
-D	1644.37	Yeah .	trendwatching
-D	1645.5	Rubber things .	trendwatching
-A	1645.56	I wanna watch the pineapple channel .	trendwatching
-D	1647.99	Um and as it's rubber the feel which is in this year is spongy , so it's it's not quite spongy , but spongy , I would say is yeah , so we're in .	trendwatching
-A	1656.66	Well spongy , that's where .	trendwatching
-A	1657.87	Yeah , we're we're ahead of the game there .	trendwatching
-C	1658.17	Yeah , that's great for us .	trendwatching
-D	1661.04	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1661.74	And so personal what I was just saying like move away from the current remote controls uh like the look and the feel of the current ones and change the look and feel , while still keeping to the company's image , basically .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1677.0	So yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1680.75	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1683.56	I had to say So we're moving in the right direction like Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1686.04	Right .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1687.08	Alright , yeah , no , this i this is good , so through all that we've we go we're right , we're gonna go go back to um going with the kinetic thing , that's great , using the spongy rubber that we were talking about that anti-R_S_I_ you can as you squeeze it you are not only therapeuticising yourself , you are charging the batteries , and um I'm not sure about the buttons being in the shape of fruit though .	look and usability discussion
-C	1687.68	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1696.06	Yeah , that's great .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1696.19	Yep .	marketing expert presentation
-C	1715.28	Yeah , I don't know how we incorporate We don't have to follow every trend , I guess .	look and usability
-B	1715.91	No vegetables .	look and usability
-D	1720.35	Maybe make it like fruity colours or something .	look and usability
-D	1724.31	Some sort .	look and usability
-C	1724.48	Uh-huh .	look and usability
-D	1729.0	Or Mm .	look and usability
-C	1729.89	The power button could be like a big apple or something .	look and usability
-B	1734.06	Well yeah , but Apple would sue you for that .	look and usability
-A	1736.08	Yeah , this is true .	look and usability
-C	1737.8	They don they don't own all images of apples .	look and usability
-B	1741.31	sued the Beatles so Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1743.4	Okay , we'll make it a uh pomegranate , a big pomegranate .	look and usability
-A	1747.87	Well , okay , it seems like the only thing that we haven't really finally um agreed on is its image .	look and usability
-A	1760.9	Like , yeah , we're we're saying no we don't want it to be fruit and vegetables , but we dunno what it should be , or like are we going yeah it looks slick , but what do what do we mean by slick sort of thing ?	look and usability
-D	1767.72	Well I think , if it's rubber it needs to be different .	look and usability
-A	1777.76	I mean you said earlier on i it should be funky .	look and usability
-D	1780.72	I think , it's it should be I mean , what do you associate with rubber ?	look and usability
-D	1784.85	You know like really different colours basically .	look and usability
-A	1787.44	L keep it clean , keep it clean .	look and usability
-D	1788.6	Okay , sor I sorry , I used the wrong word , what do you associate with the mate the material that material ?	look and usability
-D	1796.43	Um Um like I'm just thinking bright colours .	look and usability
-C	1805.09	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1805.33	Bright natural colours , nothing too Bright , but too not yeah .	look and usability
-A	1810.71	Bright , but not too bright .	look and usability
-C	1812.89	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1813.63	Like no lime green or bright yellow or bright pink .	look and usability
-D	1817.45	Wanna make it different colours so anybody can choo like like Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1820.77	Like the volume buttons should be the all the same colour and the d and the the channel buttons should be one colour and stuff like that , do you mean ?	look and usability
-C	1825.02	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1828.92	And on the back of it have the logo .	look and usability
-A	1836.07	Okay , what ?	look and usability
-C	1839.77	Sure .	look and usability
-B	1840.39	Why not ?	look and usability
-A	1841.65	Okay .	look and usability
-C	1843.84	The one thing I'm wondering about , I hope that we're not going like too much down a gimmicky road of of having I mean if somebody go goes into the store they're gonna see like three or four normal remotes , and then a big spongy pink t tomato uh remote .	look and usability
-A	1843.92	Tha Yeah , I mean we that's we we Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1859.21	This is the remote control tomato .	look and usability
-C	1859.22	I mean what are ninety per cent of people gonna take ?	look and usability
-D	1861.41	Well I can say in this country , you'll get , you know , lots of people wanting something really funky and cool .	look and usability
-D	1873.04	Like and kids will be walking in with their parents saying , Mummy I wanna buy that one .	look and usability
-D	1880.86	And uh parents will see the will see the pro as well , because it's um like kids won't break it , it's not breakable if you throw it around .	look and usability
-A	1891.65	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1891.73	Especially with younger kids , you know they can pick it up and and Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1897.64	The only thing is is that really small kids might chew on it , but Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1900.98	Well , it's it's gotta be chew proof .	look and usability
-D	1904.29	So so it's rea it's quite it's quite like um user friendly and also for different families , like like family use as well , so for little kids and for old ki like teenagers will like it , I think .	look and usability
-B	1905.83	I'm gonna write that down .	look and usability
-D	1920.45	Especially maybe younger girls if it's in pink they'll be like pink remote control for their room something .	look and usability
-A	1926.98	So , what are you saying , maybe we should market it in different colours for different so we could do like the pink range , the blue range , the green range , the Mm .	look and usability
-D	1930.2	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1931.79	That's yeah .	look and usability
-C	1932.05	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1935.22	So like you walk in , you're like , oh I like that remote control , because it's so bright , and then , and then the shop assistant comes up and says , oh what colour would you like ?	look and usability
-D	1942.32	and then they go like , oh I can choose the colour wow .	look and usability
-D	1944.83	So it puts , I think , even the customer into more control over what they're buying instead of , you've got all colour it's either that or nothing .	look and usability
-D	1951.57	So they also get to pick .	look and usability
-D	1954.68	Well , personally I like walking into a shop and choosing a colour .	look and usability
-C	1957.33	Yeah I mean , that that seems to work well with for products like iPod , where , you know , you have a variety of colours , that people feel like they're customising it when they buy it , even , you know , just just by the fact of choosing .	look and usability
-D	1958.31	It's um Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1963.65	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1965.2	D you've got the Evaluation .	look and usability closing
-B	1965.44	Although I'd be curious to see how many uh You know , there are some colours that I wouldn I would never choose , and I would be curious how many people choose that colour .	look and usability
-C	1974.18	Right .	look and usability
-A	1974.58	Well that's that can be down to bit of market researching you know , if that's easy enough to find out what colours are more popular .	look and usability
-B	1977.39	Mm .	look and usability
-C	1977.96	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1980.41	And produce less of the silly colours , maybe .	look and usability
-A	1983.03	Mm .	look and usability
-A	1987.01	Okay .	closing
-A	1988.27	Alright .	closing
-A	1988.68	Well um , we'll alright let's what we're gonna aim to get together by the next meeting then um is from you Catherine wi your y y you know you're gonna be working on the the look and feel design .	closing
-B	2010.06	Yep .	closing
-A	2010.95	Um Gabriel , you're gonna be working on , you know come up with the the user interface design .	closing
-A	2017.88	Then basically , you two are gonna be working together on this .	closing
-A	2021.82	You won't be going off to your separate offices .	closing
-B	2022.5	Alright .	closing
-C	2024.57	Okay .	closing
-A	2025.09	Um and I think you are gonna get a chance to play with some clay .	closing
-C	2030.3	Oh right .	closing
-A	2031.26	I think , yeah , it's gonna you know , come up ki you know , be ab for the next meeting be able to come in and show us some some i some physical ideas .	closing
-B	2032.32	Mm .	closing
-A	2041.31	'Cause at the moment , uh you know , it's it's hard .	closing
-B	2041.57	Cool .	closing
-C	2043.46	Yeah .	closing
-A	2043.8	We were kinda going , yeah , it's gotta feel nice , it's gotta look cool and that it's you know now we can actually start , you know , s some sort of physical something or other .	closing
-B	2043.83	It is .	closing
-C	2056.89	That sounds good .	closing
-A	2058.59	Um and you're gonna be working on the product evaluation .	closing
-A	2067.65	Um .	closing
-A	2072.24	And I will be uh talking to the bosses , basically , and uh f fielding off some more spam and uh that's it really .	closing
-B	2090.12	Great .	closing
-A	2093.65	Keeping things t well , uh you know , ho hopefully uh keeping things together .	closing
-A	2099.57	Um .	closing
-A	2103.49	Yeah , that's This is this is uh good .	closing
-A	2108.44	So we know for definite we know we've we've now got some definite things going on .	closing
-A	2114.14	We definitely know how it's powered , we definitely know that um it's gonna be a simple buttons , we're not gonna be going for the new technological chip on print expensive things , so we've we're keeping the costs down .	closing
-C	2114.46	Mm .	closing
-A	2126.65	It's this rubber casing that we can sell as um fun and funky .	closing
-A	2134.22	Don't know of any other remote controls that are made out of this stuff .	closing
-D	2137.23	Mm .	closing
-A	2138.28	People , you know , people are saying , oh , standard stuff gives you repetitive strain injury , well this remote control is designed to do the complete opposite , It's supposed to fix it rather than cause it .	closing
-D	2147.56	Yeah .	closing
-A	2151.75	Um .	closing
-A	2155.42	you know , we're gonna we we're gonna as a sort of extra something on it , you know what what extra things are there extra things this product have ?	closing
-A	2163.73	We'll look into this lock key facility , although whether or not it happens , or is possible , I don't know , but something to look into .	closing
-C	2165.94	Right .	closing
-A	2176.56	Okay .	closing
-A	2177.31	I think that's um well done everybody .	closing
-C	2181.48	Alright .	closing
-A	2181.71	Anyone have any uh any questions , everyone know what they're doing ?	closing
-C	2186.53	Yeah .	closing
-A	2186.56	'Cause if you don't , you'll I'm sure you'll soon get an e-mail about it .	closing
-C	2189.72	Yeah .	closing
-C	2191.29	Mm , I think we all know what we need to do now .	closing
-D	2192.37	S This gives you all the details ?	closing
-A	2196.84	Okay .	closing
-C	2197.2	Okay .	closing
-A	2197.26	right well .	closing
-A	2198.08	It's um we're we've still couple of minutes until our meeting's due to finish .	closing
-A	2204.92	But um I got a note saying that you two who are gonna be working together so bef before you all disappear off just hold hold fire .	closing
-C	2212.26	Okay , I'll stay in here .	closing
-D	2215.07	um .	closing
-A	2222.09	Um .	closing
-C	2223.75	Does the pay-raise immediately come into effect on our next pay-check , or is that So we're buying fut I mean , we're getting futures in the company .	discussion
-A	2228.25	Um I think , it's uh , yeah , I think , it's gonna be par part more of a profit sharing on the product .	discussion
-A	2238.12	Yeah , I think i I think that's I think that's the way it's gonna happen at the moment .	discussion
-C	2243.2	So we really have a incentive to make this remote work .	discussion
-A	2246.16	Yeah .	discussion
-A	2247.09	Yeah .	discussion
-C	2248.83	I'd like to share in the coffee machine profits , because that's really doing well .	discussion
-A	2252.15	I want a share in the space rocket .	discussion
-A	2254.6	Did you see that this k that this company we've made a spaceship .	discussion
-C	2255.5	Yeah .	discussion
-D	2257.72	Yeah .	discussion
-C	2258.64	This company has its its fingers in a lot of different pots .	discussion
-A	2261.09	Yeah .	discussion
-D	2264.05	Mm .	discussion
-A	2266.26	Yeah .	discussion
-C	2267.79	Yeah , we're definitely not in the money making department .	discussion
-C	2285.45	Well I I did notice looking at I mean , they told you that they wanted whatev our product to represent the the R_R_ brand and and to be immediately noticeable .	discussion
-A	2294.31	Yeah .	discussion
-C	2296.75	I mean , if you look like at the coffee maker at the at the corporate web page , it's not obvious .	discussion
-D	2300.76	Mm .	discussion
-C	2303.74	R_R_ .	discussion
-C	2304.48	Well it is to us , because we we worked worked here for years and we use that coffee machine , but it's doesn't have the colour scheme of of the of the company anywhere on it obviously it's just sil silver and black .	discussion
-A	2315.13	Mm .	discussion
-B	2318.09	That's true .	discussion
-A	2320.1	And the spaceship doesn't have the R_ have a massive R_ and R_ down the side of it but I still want one .	discussion
-C	2322.64	No .	discussion
-C	2325.5	Mm .	discussion
-B	2326.01	Doesn't Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues discussion
-A	2332.96	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2333.69	Um I've just had a sign flashing up saying , finish the meeting .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2338.9	Uh .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	2339.36	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2350.42	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	2351.1	Right , well , I guess that's us .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2353.54	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2354.88	It's not telling it's not saying do anything in particular just yet .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2359.27	So maybe you should go back to your own offices .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	2362.48	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	2364.61	Right .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	2366.18	Are we taking these off ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2369.4	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues

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-D	0.02	It's Play-Doh .	chitchat
-A	4.12	Play-Doh's edible .	chitchat
-A	5.15	Did you know that ?	chitchat
-A	6.71	It's definitely Yeah .	chitchat
-D	7.91	Because kids yeah .	chitchat
-B	8.85	I used to eat it .	chitchat
-C	8.91	I've , I've definitely eaten it before .	chitchat
-C	10.81	I didn't know was edible .	chitchat
-D	13.39	But um , it's it's made edible 'cause , yeah .	chitchat
-A	13.86	It's it's chew proof .	chitchat
-D	16.92	It's made edible 'cause kids eat it , and if it's wasn't edible then Well , normal babies .	chitchat
-A	18.55	Yeah .	chitchat
-C	22.06	Actually that makes sense , because I remember like , peopl I dunno if my Mom ever did it but I remember other people's Moms making like home-made Play-Doh where you just like make the colouring and make some sort of sort of dough .	chitchat
-A	33.43	Yeah .	chitchat
-D	34.09	Oh yeah it is , yeah .	chitchat
-D	35.88	Oh yeah .	chitchat
-C	44.75	Mm-hmm .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	45.03	Right .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	45.79	Everybody everybody ready ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	47.83	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	48.3	Yep .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	48.95	Okay , let's have your um let's get have the uh presentation ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	51.83	We've got some .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	54.88	We've got a cool prototype .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	55.09	Yeah , it's pretty exciting .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	57.69	So , everything uh that we wanted we wanted it to be ergonomic and to be made out of rubber , very simple and easy to use , yeah , double curved , um but also something that was gonna jump out at people , something that would be different uh , separate it from the other remotes out on the market .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	68.02	Double curved .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	69.92	Nice .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	80.59	So uh I think if you put this in the palm of your hand , you'll see what a nice thing we have going here .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	87.92	That is cool .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	89.71	So , basically , if you hold it like that , the one on your thumb , yeah , the thumb button is the power button .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	96.85	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	98.92	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	99.96	Your index finger is channel up , middle finger is channel down , ring finger is volume up , your pinkie is volume down .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	108.53	What's the big blue thing ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	110.36	That's the lock button , has a L_ L_ on it and then the M_ is a mute button .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	112.15	Oh cool .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	114.91	And then it also has digit For muting the uh Um and then then you can also there's a numeric keypad on the top so you can key directly to the to the channel if you want .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	115.72	what button ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	117.05	Um .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	117.41	And mute .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	118.16	Oh mute .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	125.3	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	127.86	So it's really basic functionalities as far as what keys are available , but we think it's very comfortable and very innovative and it looks different .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	135.69	That certainly does .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	137.74	So all the , I mean the important keys are right at your f f you know right at uh at a convenient place for you to to access them .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	145.63	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	146.29	So you don't you Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	146.34	Which is ant anti-R_S_I_ .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	149.69	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	150.09	It should be .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	151.45	And it's also conformable to the size of your hand .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	153.99	I mean if that's too big , it's a rubber remote , so you can , you know change that .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	156.21	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	158.59	'S great .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	161.3	Oh it's so cute .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	161.64	So d does that uh what mesh with what you guys were hoping and for and expecting or does it Ah , that's good thinking , yeah .	look and usability presentation of prototype(s)
-A	168.5	I have one thing about it , but it's a small thing , but it'd mean we'd have to make a right-handed one and a left-handed one .	look and usability
-B	178.96	Oh right , yeah .	look and usability
-A	181.97	But , that's I don't see why that's not possible .	look and usability
-C	184.18	Yeah , if we build rocket ships why can't we build left-handed and right-handed uh remotes .	look and usability
-A	187.52	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	189.28	They make left-handed scissors , you know .	look and usability
-D	193.67	Yeah , but then but then you can learn to use your right h like I was just thinking if there's left-handers and right-handers in the family , what , they have two remotes ?	look and usability
-C	193.78	Yeah , I didn't I didn't think about that , but I'd yeah , .	look and usability
-A	205.48	Yes s Mm .	look and usability
-B	205.64	Yeah , I know I know people who have left-handed and right-handed people in the family and they all use the computer for the whole the same computer the fes family and they have a mouse , and everybody is using right-handed mouse .	look and usability
-A	215.04	Sure .	look and usability
-A	215.79	Sure .	look and usability
-D	217.83	Yeah , I'm sure they'll be able to I mean it's only pressing buttons , you don't have to do anything , you know , extraordinary .	look and usability
-C	220.76	Uh-huh .	look and usability
-D	225.34	I think everybody can press a button with their left and right hand so Yeah , it's not Yeah .	look and usability
-C	226.1	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	228.29	Imagine d are you right handed ?	look and usability
-A	230.78	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	231.44	Imagine you're doing it with your left hand , I don't think it's too But we can have both uh Yeah .	look and usability
-D	244.4	Have them in stock .	look and usability
-A	246.13	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	247.01	Make 'em more appealing as well .	look and usability
-A	248.22	But um other than that , I mean uh and that's um , you know , that's just something , I think I think it's great , yeah , great idea .	look and usability
-C	255.56	Do you think it says R_R_ ?	look and usability
-B	257.92	I think it does .	look and usability
-A	259.56	I think it's , well , if the R_R_ motto is , we bring fashion to to electronics , I'd say that could be quite fashionable .	look and usability
-C	263.99	Fashion to electronics .	look and usability
-C	266.32	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	266.55	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	268.18	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	268.72	And it's got the b the black and yellow and blue .	look and usability
-C	271.63	Plus red , which is sort of a a fruit and vegetable uh uh .	look and usability
-A	272.24	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	275.76	There you go .	look and usability
-A	277.99	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	280.36	So that's that's our end of things wha uh That's Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	283.43	Yeah , very good , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	284.26	It's come up with what we've you know , the things that's what we've what we were looking at doing , hasn't it , all seems to be there .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	294.08	Well done .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	295.19	And all the playing around is uh Yeah , I'm just do you wanna plug in ?	agenda/equipment issues presentation of prototype(s)
-A	298.05	Um before we move on I need that cable .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	302.0	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	303.65	Thank you .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	304.84	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	305.48	Um .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	307.52	One thing I do need to do we need to look at , is the costs .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	314.28	The costs , was that what you said ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	315.59	Play-Doh is very cheap .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	316.76	Well , yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	318.05	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	321.32	Play-Doh won't last very long everybody'll go like , oops , it's gone .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	321.38	um Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	326.8	But it's edible .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	328.56	Mm-hmm .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	329.48	Mm-hmm .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	330.39	Chew proof .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	331.97	Well , they'll buy more of them if you eat them , .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	333.35	That was the main criteria from the last meeting , it had to be chew proof .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	339.68	Uh right .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	342.96	Okay , now I think we'll do this I could do you know , I can do this o on my own or I could do it with you , but it's just easy enough to go through it with you , so we're going for the kinetic power .	costing
-D	345.12	Yeah .	costing
-B	347.22	Oh ho-ho .	costing
-B	356.21	Yep .	costing
-A	358.65	And the electronics , we decided on it being just a simple , the easiest thing that's inside it .	costing
-A	367.7	Ooh .	costing
-A	368.78	So the case , we've gone for the double curved .	costing
-A	375.66	Um and it's made out of rubber .	costing
-A	382.46	The interface is push-buttons .	costing
-A	388.14	And button supplements well they're in diff special colours , aren't they ?	costing
-D	393.35	Yeah .	costing
-A	393.91	So special colours .	costing
-C	394.59	Yeah .	costing
-D	397.49	It's better for And special material .	costing
-A	398.01	Special form , yeah , they're a special form there in shapes and stuff .	costing
-C	401.8	Yeah , I mean , these these ones on the side are curved kind of , so The buttons are rubber .	costing
-A	403.85	Yep .	costing
-A	404.49	Yeah .	costing
-A	406.16	Um .	costing
-A	410.1	Are they made out of any special material ?	costing
-B	410.4	Rubber .	costing
-A	412.11	No they're not .	costing
-A	413.03	They're not made out of wood or titanium or rubber or anything , they're just simple Okay .	costing
-D	417.78	Well they're rubber , aren't they ?	costing
-B	419.97	Yeah .	costing
-A	420.64	Right .	costing
-A	422.67	So let's see if that comes within budget .	costing
-A	426.75	And it does .	costing
-A	428.31	That is gonna cost uh Yeah .	costing
-D	428.62	We're under budget .	costing
-A	430.54	That's gonna cost ten ten Euro seventy cents a unit to make .	costing
-A	436.45	And our target was it had to come in at under twelve fifty .	costing
-C	436.58	That's cool .	costing
-C	439.14	Yeah .	costing
-C	439.93	Yeah .	costing
-A	440.8	So , this is all very very good .	costing
-C	441.51	And we're actua actually making a better profit than we expected .	costing
-A	447.32	The bosses will be very pleased .	costing
-A	450.5	Okay , let's just save this so I can e-mail it to you .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	455.56	Uh .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	461.77	Save it in save it in the uh my documents .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	461.94	It's already saved , I think .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	480.1	Splendid .	costing
-A	481.9	Okay .	costing
-A	487.6	So uh , that's done with this with this um doodah , so you're .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	493.05	Gonna do what you were gonna do , your evaluation .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	493.49	Thank you .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	498.39	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	501.83	Oh , yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	503.05	This is where we all get to I get to write on the , oops , on the board .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	508.85	Right .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	510.64	Oh .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	512.53	'S function Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	514.13	F_ eight .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	522.43	I love the smell of that Play-Doh .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	524.67	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	525.28	Yeah , have some have some .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	525.66	I cou .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	529.45	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	530.68	So , evaluation .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	533.3	We're gonna do it all together so we evaluate each criteria .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	535.99	I've got the criterias .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	537.83	And we have to do it on a scale of one to seven , one being true , so it's it's more like it's fits the criteria , and seven being as in it doesn't fit the criteria .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	549.18	And the criterias are , and I'll draw this up on the board so we have a box .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	571.52	And this is false , this is just like to keep you informed .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	575.76	So seven's here and one's here and then you've got in the middle .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	580.74	So the first criteria .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	582.73	Do you all get what we're doing ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	583.97	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	584.16	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	584.45	Okay , cool .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	585.5	Okay , first criteria , look and feel .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	587.56	So the does remote look and feel fashionable to what we talked about ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	591.0	As it is it colour-wise and is it spongy ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	596.23	So what mark should we give for that ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	596.71	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	597.38	I would give it a seven .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	598.74	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	600.56	As in it's not .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	601.59	Oh , sorry , one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	602.08	Oh sorry , one , d yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	602.46	A one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	602.7	A one a one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	604.4	So I'll just write criteria criteria one we get one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	611.46	Second criteria , new technology .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	614.8	Have we implemented new technology ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	617.86	As in the new high-tech So it's .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	618.88	Well , the kinetic thing , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	620.29	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	620.58	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	622.16	That was our main technological innovation w every everything else was fairly simple , but the fact that we used the kinetic energy was new .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	627.25	So we'll give it a Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	628.81	Well so the um Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	630.63	It's ergonomic , but that's not that's that's a design that's a des that's a design thing , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	631.83	Yeah , but that's not a technological thing , that's another thing , i that's another marketing thing .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	633.17	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	634.4	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	635.05	True .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	635.71	So on the technical side of it it Easy to use .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	637.7	I'd say it's about a a twoish ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	638.72	It's about in the mid in the middle somewhere , maybe , yeah , I dunno .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	639.18	Two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	639.81	Two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	641.11	Three .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	642.09	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	642.49	Maybe three , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	644.87	three .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	647.43	So criteria three is is it easy to use ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	651.35	I think it's a one , I think .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	652.3	I'd say it's I wouldn't not if you're left-handed it's not .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	652.52	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	657.17	I would give it a I would give it a two , 'cause i i it i it i it is more geared for right-handed people than left-handed people , but Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	657.48	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	659.52	Two , so it's But if we make a right-handed and a left-handed then ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	660.94	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	665.45	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	670.13	If we're gonna have one left-handed and one right-handed then I would give it a one , but otherwise otherwise a two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	673.38	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	674.52	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	675.9	Give it a t give it a two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	677.34	Yeah , okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	679.4	'Kay , criteria four is costs .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	682.08	Cost .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	683.59	It's come in under budget .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	683.68	's great .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	685.17	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	685.18	So that's a definite one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	686.43	That was great .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	687.67	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	691.37	Amount of buttons .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	693.16	Like the amount of buttons , 'cause people like a lot le like So it's a one ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	694.4	Contains only the necessary buttons .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	697.43	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	697.45	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	698.04	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	698.8	Um criteria six .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	702.18	R_S_I_ is it good against ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	703.38	Yes .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	703.82	Yes s yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	704.53	So it's anti-R_S_I_ .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	704.58	Very good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	706.08	It's one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	708.42	And criteria seven , which is the last one , does it get lost ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	711.07	Is it easy to get lost ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	711.33	It's yellow .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	712.63	I don't think it's gonna get lost easily .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	713.51	It is very bright , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	714.93	No ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	715.49	But it is smallish .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	718.01	It's not the kinda thing that's gonna slip like between a couch cushion or something , you know .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	718.37	Two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	724.0	Maybe it will .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	726.46	Uh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	726.52	T Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	726.76	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	727.36	I think i it would , could be , could get lost .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	729.42	You think it could lost Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	731.17	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	731.35	two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	732.32	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	733.22	I mean it's not fully it's not fully like you can't say I mean , it's not a one , definitely .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	733.49	I mean it No , I mean I mean , you could still flush it down the toilet theoretically , but Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	738.19	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	740.16	Yeah , anything , I mean .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	741.05	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	741.34	It's bigger than the average mobile , I guess .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	743.97	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	745.51	But , yeah , it can get lost .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	746.92	The mobiles get lost all the time .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	748.53	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	749.45	Okay , yeah , two is fine .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	749.99	But then you ring 'em and you find them .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	752.14	Yeah , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	752.65	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	754.23	So Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	756.11	So , that's that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	757.71	So that's the evaluation , so I'd say Yay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	762.29	Alright it's all all systems go .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	762.92	It's like like a number one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	763.53	We've , we've done well .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	765.11	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	766.88	Um .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	768.65	Number one product .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	770.36	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	771.16	All done , thanks .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	772.02	We can't fail .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	772.63	We fitted all the criterias .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	777.68	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	779.76	Yeah , so So that's that one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	782.55	Well done , Reissa .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	786.63	Okay , I I think um I just wanna put in as Project Manager the you know , little bit of praise for everybody here for how they've worked on it , you know , both individually and as a team .	evaluation of project process
-A	801.77	You know you've w everyone's come up with their own individual ideas in their own different departments , um and then come together and worked in , you know , integrally , you know , at the right times , psp , you know , especially you two .	evaluation of project process
-A	817.96	That's all , you know , gone very very well and and and be you know , has been good communication going on .	evaluation of project process
-C	819.41	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	824.92	Yeah , during our design I mean there was some s some heated heated discussion , but we we kept we tried to keep it cool and and just just We just had to we just had to squeeze our product a little bit and Now you guys have been a a great team .	evaluation of project process
-A	834.37	Did you have to go down to the the corporate squash court and bash a few balls about ?	evaluation of project process
-B	837.32	Well .	evaluation of project process
-B	839.54	You know It is .	evaluation of project process
-A	844.93	Fantastic .	evaluation of project process
-C	848.19	Think we're the we're the envy of all the of all the other R_R_ teams , .	evaluation of project process
-D	849.55	been cool .	evaluation of project process
-A	851.98	I think So I I , you know , and I think we've co we have come we've come up with something new , something that hasn't been done before , we haven't we're not just rehashing an old design .	evaluation of project process
-D	861.57	In four diff in in four meetings .	evaluation of project process
-A	864.07	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	864.64	Funny , all designer meetings could be this quick .	evaluation of project process
-A	868.02	You know , maybe this isn't a simulation , maybe this is actually so it's like Sony or someone like that they're they're just , yeah , they get Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	873.13	Yeah I think they're actually trying to find ideas for a ideal remote .	evaluation of project process
-D	877.48	They're using our ideas .	evaluation of project process
-A	880.83	Yeah , two years' time this will be on the market .	evaluation of project process
-A	884.15	Ex exactly that product um thum we'll go , yeah , we designed that and no-one will believe us .	evaluation of project process
-A	892.62	But um No , I think when this meeting's finished like officially , there b we'll get a uh questionnaire to fill in .	evaluation of project process
-C	895.75	So at this stage , I mean , is this the last meeting of the project ?	evaluation of project process
-C	899.0	We don't uh have another one after it's gone gone to marke market or something ?	evaluation of project process
-D	899.79	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	904.35	Y Oh really ?	evaluation of project process
-A	909.35	Or six , uh I haven't got message .	agenda/equipment issues evaluation of project process
-D	910.64	Just start summarising now .	evaluation of project process
-D	914.26	You can reply to the same message .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	919.22	See summary , there .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	920.76	If you just reply to that one .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	927.56	So there's no way to like predict what our 'Cause we had a we originally had a As far as our financial uh um goals , we had a specific number for profits that we wanted .	evaluation of project process
-C	938.16	It was fifty mil fifty million I don't remember .	evaluation of project process
-D	940.92	Was it was it fifty or five ?	evaluation of project process
-C	944.06	But there's not a way to compute that , I mean , since we saved on the on the production cost , do we know how much we're making on profit ?	evaluation of project process
-A	951.41	It gets handed over to another department .	evaluation of project process
-D	951.52	Depends how much we sell .	evaluation of project process
-C	953.65	Uh .	evaluation of project process
-A	954.55	What our what our project was was to come up with the product , basically .	evaluation of project process
-C	958.39	Hmm .	evaluation of project process
-A	959.7	the for the and just basically is it it come can is it within budget .	evaluation of project process
-A	964.33	When it c when it comes to all the other things of how to sell it and , you know , the b the profits and all that that's other departments it's another team that actually work out the mai the oh yeah , the all the guys in the profit sharing , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	975.63	But we have a vested interest prof profit sharing .	evaluation of project process
-A	984.31	Um .	evaluation of project process
-A	987.32	Yeah , that's it .	evaluation of project process
-A	988.41	You know , we've we've we've made i we've made we've designed the product , we've ma we've got the prototype , it's within budget , it's does everything that we wanted it to do .	evaluation of project process
-D	989.59	We finished an hour earlier .	evaluation of project process
-A	1000.44	It's new , it's it's um something that uh that isn't out there already .	evaluation of project process
-C	1006.63	I think actually and one advantage of of this is that after the uh , you know , after this fad of fruit and vegetables passes this will still be c a cool remote , you know .	evaluation of project process
-D	1016.28	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-C	1017.23	We're not we're not you know , tying tying our cart to that one horse .	evaluation of project process
-D	1022.1	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-A	1022.6	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1023.45	Well , this is very marketable in that it is it's it's something that's kind of new and looks a bit quirky for people who want that , it's that it's um , hang on , I wrote it down here somewhere Oh no I thi I put it in one of my e-mails that I sent off .	evaluation of project process
-D	1023.9	Definitely .	evaluation of project process
-A	1041.73	Um that , you know , it's marketable in the sense that it's whilst all these other remotes uh actually do give you repetitive strain injury , our one does the complete opposite , you know , so that's something that's new , which is one of the criteria they asked us to come up with something with something new .	evaluation of project process
-C	1052.28	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-C	1053.82	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-C	1059.05	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-C	1060.32	It make watching T_V_ healthy .	evaluation of project process
-A	1062.41	Yeah , and if you're not having a good time with the T_V_ , you can f throw it about , you know .	evaluation of project process
-D	1062.9	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1066.84	It's fine , it's kid proof .	evaluation of project process
-D	1068.23	Just don't sh don't throw it at any of the ornaments and break them .	evaluation of project process
-C	1069.15	Uh .	evaluation of project process
-A	1072.05	Well , you can break the ornaments , but you won't break that .	evaluation of project process
-D	1074.16	No .	evaluation of project process
-A	1076.74	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1080.01	So all in all , I think we've done very well .	evaluation of project process
-B	1082.18	Mm yep .	evaluation of project process
-A	1082.87	Well done everybody .	evaluation of project process
-D	1084.74	Yay .	evaluation of project process
-C	1084.75	Right , you too .	evaluation of project process
-A	1085.76	Um .	evaluation of project process
-A	1086.48	Drinks are on the company .	evaluation of project process
-B	1088.91	Cool .	evaluation of project process
-A	1089.51	In the corporate bar that's next to the corporate swimming pool on the top floor that we're that've all just gained access to .	evaluation of project process
-C	1097.43	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-B	1098.03	Glad to hear that .	evaluation of project process
-A	1100.72	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1104.62	That's it .	evaluation of project process
-C	1105.3	That's it .	evaluation of project process
-A	1105.82	Well , as far as I t as far as I know .	evaluation of project process
-A	1108.78	Um .	evaluation of project process
-D	1110.08	Yep .	evaluation of project process
-D	1112.92	We haven't got the five minute left thing yet .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1116.07	No .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1117.88	Anyone wanna play I spy ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1118.24	Mm mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1122.7	I guess it's probably better that we wrap it up than have five minutes of silence .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1131.94	Should we call the day then ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1134.37	Yeah , I guess .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1135.22	I mean we're gonna get asked to fill out another questionnaire .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1138.07	Uh , right .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1139.82	Um .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1141.89	It's probably gonna be the same as one we've done before .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1145.69	Mm-hmm .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1150.45	In project .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1150.52	But I'm not the authority to say that it is .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1157.6	Um how does everyone feel about the technology that's been used in this ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1162.08	The sort of using of the the pens and writing on these special pads and all that ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1168.47	I love it .	evaluation of project process
-D	1169.77	I love it .	evaluation of project process
-D	1171.77	I think it's cool .	evaluation of project process
-D	1173.8	Being all wired up and a vibrating pen and it's cool .	evaluation of project process
-D	1179.58	Being watched .	evaluation of project process
-D	1182.11	Um Wow .	evaluation of project process
-C	1184.34	Your moment to shine .	evaluation of project process
-A	1188.81	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1193.08	I thi you know , I'd I'd n yeah , as we said earlier , I've not never seen that before .	evaluation of project process
-A	1199.63	something that t the whiteboard thingy , that's great .	evaluation of project process
-B	1202.7	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1208.75	Um , but a p a pen with a camera on it , I don't think it's such a new thing .	evaluation of project process
-A	1213.74	I mean it's i or in such a new idea .	evaluation of project process
-A	1217.44	It would be different if it was sort of hand writing recognition stuff , but as it's not it's literally that'll come up on a computer screen as a picture file rather than actual text .	evaluation of project process
-B	1222.43	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1229.48	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-C	1230.1	Right , I think they do want to do hand writing recognition on that , it's just the first step .	evaluation of project process
-A	1232.02	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1232.77	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1234.28	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-D	1235.86	Logitech .	evaluation of project process
-C	1237.41	I guess we should end this , since we're off off topic .	closing
-D	1240.34	Yeah .	closing
-C	1240.77	So .	closing
-C	1242.62	Shall we Right .	closing
-D	1242.99	Meeting adjourned .	closing
-A	1247.33	Yeah .	closing

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-D	31.69	Hmm .	chitchat
-A	32.58	Okay .	opening
-A	32.79	Good morning everybody .	opening
-A	33.86	Um I'm glad you could all come .	opening
-A	35.36	I'm really excited to start this team .	opening
-A	37.49	Um I'm just gonna have a little PowerPoint presentation for us , for our kick-off meeting .	opening
-A	41.95	My name is Rose Lindgren .	opening
-A	43.03	I I'll be the Project Manager .	opening
-A	46.13	Um our agenda today is we are gonna do a little opening and then I'm gonna talk a little bit about the project , then we'll move into acquaintance such as getting to know each other a little bit , including a tool training exercise .	opening
-A	56.46	And then we'll move into the project plan , do a little discussion and close , since we only have twenty five minutes .	opening
-A	63.86	First of all our project aim .	project aim and goals
-A	65.62	Um we are creating a new remote control which we have three goals about , it needs to be original , trendy and user-friendly .	project aim and goals
-A	72.86	I'm hoping that we can all work together to achieve all three of those .	project aim and goals
-A	77.13	Um so we're gonna divide us up into three compa three parts .	project aim and goals
-A	82.14	First the functional design which will be uh first we'll do individual work , come into a meeting , the conceptional design , individual work and a meeting , and then the detailed design , individual work and a meeting .	project aim and goals
-A	94.34	So that we'll each be doing our own ideas and then coming together and um collaborating .	project aim and goals
-A	101.16	Okay , we're gonna get to know each other a little bit .	drawing exercise
-A	103.78	So um , what we're gonna do is start off with um let's start off with Amina .	drawing exercise
-A	109.8	Um Alima , sorry , Alima .	drawing exercise
-B	109.98	Alima .	drawing exercise
-A	112.73	Um we're gonna do a little tool training , so we are gonna work with that whiteboard behind you .	drawing exercise
-A	117.18	Um introduce yourself , um say one thing about yourself and then draw your favourite animal and tell us about it .	drawing exercise
-B	123.64	Okay .	drawing exercise
-B	124.82	Um I don't know which one of these I have to bring with me .	drawing exercise
-A	129.45	Probably both .	drawing exercise
-B	132.92	Right , so , I'm supposed to draw my favourite animal .	drawing exercise
-B	135.81	I have no drawing skills whatsoever .	drawing exercise
-B	138.48	But uh let's see , introduce myself .	drawing exercise
-B	140.6	My name is Alima Bucciantini .	drawing exercise
-B	142.57	Um I'm from the state of Maine in the US .	drawing exercise
-B	146.8	I'm doing nationalism studies , blah , blah , blah , and I have no artistic talents .	drawing exercise
-A	152.02	How do you spell your name ?	drawing exercise
-B	153.08	A_ L_ I_ M_ A_ .	drawing exercise
-A	154.62	Thanks .	drawing exercise
-B	155.82	Oh , and I guess I'm the Industrial Designer on this project .	drawing exercise
-B	160.4	So let's see if I can get um here .	drawing exercise
-B	165.21	I will draw a little turtle for you all .	drawing exercise
-B	171.72	Not necessarily 'cause it's my absolute favourite animal , but just that I think they're drawable .	drawing exercise
-B	180.36	And you have the pretty little shell going on .	drawing exercise
-B	185.05	Some little eyes .	drawing exercise
-B	186.79	Happy .	drawing exercise
-B	192.5	There you go .	drawing exercise
-B	193.48	That's a turtle .	drawing exercise
-D	195.19	Yes .	drawing exercise
-A	195.91	So what are your favourite characteristics ?	drawing exercise
-B	197.54	Um .	drawing exercise
-B	198.49	I I like the whole having a shell thing .	drawing exercise
-A	200.49	Mm .	drawing exercise
-B	201.07	It's quite cool carry your home around where you go , um quite decorative little animals , they can swim , they can , they're very adaptable , they carry everything they need with them , um and they're easy to draw .	drawing exercise
-A	217.04	Excellent .	drawing exercise
-A	218.4	Shall we just go around the table ?	drawing exercise
-C	220.07	Uh Okay .	drawing exercise
-C	220.85	Well , my name is Iain uh and I'm the User Interface Designer for the project .	drawing exercise
-A	222.53	Mm .	drawing exercise
-C	228.69	Um .	drawing exercise
-C	230.56	And I'll try and draw my favourite animal .	drawing exercise
-C	239.09	I'll I should leave that one on there shouldn't I before I callously rub it off .	drawing exercise
-B	240.19	No , you can erase the turtle , it's alright .	drawing exercise
-A	242.75	Might be nice to have them all up there at same time .	drawing exercise
-C	246.18	Um I'm not gonna draw it quite to scale um .	drawing exercise
-C	275.17	Is that at least identifiable ?	drawing exercise
-B	278.14	Snake .	drawing exercise
-D	278.29	Well .	drawing exercise
-C	279.06	It's a whale , yes .	drawing exercise
-A	279.07	Em Mm 'kay .	drawing exercise
-B	279.5	Well , snake ?	drawing exercise
-B	280.15	It's w Oh , a cat .	drawing exercise
-C	281.05	Thanks .	drawing exercise
-D	281.21	Oh my god , it's better than what I'm gonna be able to do .	drawing exercise
-C	283.5	Um and , yeah , the reason I like whales is 'cause uh they're well , first of all they're quite intelligent um and also they're they're kind of mysterious , like we don't really know much about them or or understand how they work , how they form groups .	drawing exercise
-C	299.24	And I just find them interesting animals .	drawing exercise
-D	308.15	Take my contraptions with me .	drawing exercise
-D	312.1	Alright , I'm Jessy .	drawing exercise
-D	313.57	I'm from around D_C_ ish sort of in the U_S_ .	drawing exercise
-D	319.19	And we're gonna keep the deep sea sort of theme going on , animal .	drawing exercise
-D	328.44	Don't really know how to draw this .	drawing exercise
-D	330.87	Just where can I Mm .	drawing exercise
-D	339.48	Mm .	drawing exercise
-D	341.06	Maybe if I do the water , but how ?	drawing exercise
-D	343.94	Sort of give an idea .	drawing exercise
-D	346.74	I have no idea how one would explain this .	drawing exercise
-D	350.7	Mm maybe with some whiskers .	drawing exercise
-D	353.53	Briefly , it's supposed to be a seal .	drawing exercise
-D	356.66	You can imagine it in the water .	drawing exercise
-D	358.6	I like them , because they are like playful and silly sort of have a good time .	drawing exercise
-D	366.07	Not gonna try and pretend like I can get any better than that .	drawing exercise
-A	375.64	Mm 'kay ?	drawing exercise
-A	376.02	I'm Rose and I'm Project Manager , from California .	drawing exercise
-A	382.26	Um .	drawing exercise
-A	387.0	Hmm .	drawing exercise
-A	407.82	S Um it's actually a coyote .	drawing exercise
-D	411.52	It's definitely significantly harder once you are doing it .	drawing exercise
-B	414.76	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-A	416.73	Let's see .	drawing exercise
-B	417.09	Right .	drawing exercise
-A	417.85	Let's see , let's give it a little bit of a snout , I don't know , some teeth .	drawing exercise
-D	418.09	That's impressive .	drawing exercise
-B	420.78	That's That's pretty impressive .	drawing exercise
-A	423.32	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-C	424.46	Cool .	drawing exercise
-A	427.44	Oh dear .	drawing exercise
-A	428.86	Yes .	drawing exercise
-A	429.42	I live um I live right across the street from an open space in California .	drawing exercise
-A	433.23	We have coyotes howl all the time .	drawing exercise
-A	435.7	So I really enjoy their their singing , you they're really beautiful animals .	drawing exercise
-A	440.1	Mm .	drawing exercise
-A	443.16	Okay um , moving on to slightly more serious stuff .	costing
-A	448.95	We're gonna talk about project finances .	costing
-A	452.89	Um we have a couple we'd like to sell it for about twenty five Euro with the profit aim of um fifteen million Euro um from our sales and because this is such this is for television it's a we have a market range of Internet , like it's an international market range , we don't have to worry about specifics .	costing
-A	471.89	Um in order to make a profit of this magnitude , we need to um be able to produce each one at a maximum of twelve fifty Euro .	costing
-A	482.36	So we're selling it for twice what we'd like to produce it for .	costing
-A	490.42	Okay um , just to generate a little bit of discussion about the project um , I could I'd like to hear about your experiences using ro remote controls , um your first ideas about um creating a new r remote control , what would be the best um like you what are the features that you really like what are the features that you don't like , etcetera , so Hmm .	good and bad features discussion of remote controls
-D	513.36	Um I hate when there's like four different buttons and you have to press to actually turn on the T_V_ like you have to do one for the power of the T_V_ and then like another one to get the actual screen on and something else to get it all going , I don't know .	good and bad features
-D	525.95	Now they keep combining all different remotes together , and I don't know if I necessarily like that 'cause I feel like you end up with multimedia overload .	good and bad features
-D	535.45	I just wanna watch the T_V_ um .	good and bad features
-D	541.43	Always gets lost .	good and bad features
-D	542.8	Some sort of like device to help you find it .	good and bad features
-C	551.1	I've used , I've used remote controls , for things like T_V_ and the C_D_ player and video recorder and I I guess they're they're pretty neat neat little tools uh .	good and bad features
-C	563.39	You don't have to get up and walk across the room to change a channel .	good and bad features
-A	565.86	Mm .	good and bad features
-C	567.06	So especially if you're someone really lazy like me they they're pretty nice .	good and bad features
-C	571.05	Um .	good and bad features
-C	573.0	I find them they can be a bit annoying , especially , like you know if I'm watching T_V_ I have have to have three separate remote controls of in front of me , you know , one for the T_V_ , one for the digital box , one for m the video recorder as well .	good and bad features
-C	586.15	Um .	good and bad features
-C	588.15	And also they tend to they tend to be a bit confusing , they've got too many buttons on them uh too too sort of too sort of complicated when all I really wanna do is switch on and off , change the channel , change the volume .	good and bad features
-B	603.44	Yeah um .	good and bad features
-B	605.81	I agree with having too many remotes around .	good and bad features
-B	608.91	My dad has a whole drawer at home of remotes for various things , and I don't know how to work half of them um .	good and bad features
-B	617.43	What's important for me , I guess , is that it's easy to use and that there's not too many buttons , they are not too small , you know you know you need to n to know what you're doing .	good and bad features
-B	630.21	And one thing I particularly like is if you are not um sort of moving it around to get it to work with the infra-red .	good and bad features
-D	637.59	Yeah .	good and bad features
-C	638.12	Yeah .	good and bad features
-B	638.34	Um , I think there is a way around that , but I know in my residence right now the the television you sort of have to walk all around the room to get it to turn on , so i it's just simpler just to just turn around the T_V_ itself , and I think that's if we're gonna make a remote control , it should actually work for what it's doing .	good and bad features
-A	646.49	Mm-hmm .	good and bad features
-B	657.32	So I know .	batteries good and bad features
-D	657.92	What about like batteries and things like that , like are there some remotes that don don't require like batteries or do all remotes require batteries ?	batteries
-A	666.65	Um I would imagine all of them , but we could but it's possible we could use like a lithium battery um that would last a lot longer than like double A_s .	batteries
-B	671.94	Yeah , something that doesn't Mm .	batteries
-D	673.67	Mm-hmm .	batteries
-A	674.81	Um like tho those are the batteries that are used in a lot of um M_P_ three players now and that kind of thing .	batteries
-D	680.0	Mm-hmm .	batteries
-A	681.06	Um .	batteries
-A	685.9	Um .	combining remote controls
-A	687.94	Okay , it seems we have a little bit of a conflict over um to uh combining all the remotes cont together versus having f five different remotes .	combining remote controls
-A	697.8	So um like you said you don't like having all the buttons on one on one remote , and yet you don't wanna have five remotes .	combining remote controls
-A	705.75	So how do we work with that ?	combining remote controls
-C	705.9	Mm .	combining remote controls
-B	706.24	Yeah .	combining remote controls
-B	707.48	Could we get something that just has No doesn't have all the buttons that you need to program the video recorder or program s other things that I'm not very coherent about , but that just has your major buttons for that work for everything , you know volume control , on , off , channel changing .	combining remote controls
-A	726.96	Mm-hmm .	combining remote controls
-D	730.72	And maybe that spatially divides it , so it's like if you're looki if you're trying to get the T_V_ on that's , you know , like the top thing on the remote , I dunno if d be vertical or horizontal in terms of how we're gonna make it , but if it's like all the T_V_ stuff was here , then all the V_C_R_ stuff was here , all the whatever else we have programmed into it it's all just in its separate place and not like all the on buttons together , 'cause then you like , I don't even know what I'm turning on .	combining remote controls
-B	739.5	Yeah .	combining remote controls
-A	745.5	Mm .	combining remote controls
-B	745.88	N that way Yeah .	combining remote controls
-A	751.55	Mm .	combining remote controls
-B	751.98	Yeah , and if um if you'd save the more complicated functions maybe for separate remotes that you wouldn't need to use every day .	combining remote controls
-D	760.71	Mm-hmm .	combining remote controls
-A	761.29	Okay , so maybe have like one remote that has the main functions on , off , channel changing , volume , and another rote remote with all the special things .	combining remote controls
-B	761.51	Um .	combining remote controls
-A	768.66	Because that is one thing that um remotes tend to have buttons that the T_V_s no longer have as well .	combining remote controls
-B	768.8	Yeah .	combining remote controls
-B	774.3	Mm .	combining remote controls
-A	774.54	So like you have to have them somewhere , 'cause you're gonna m need those special functions occasionally .	combining remote controls
-C	774.57	Yeah .	combining remote controls
-B	778.8	Right .	combining remote controls
-A	778.92	Um but not necessarily on the m the normal remote .	combining remote controls
-C	783.99	Can I ask , are we designing a remote control for a television only um , and if if this device is just to be used for the television would we even technically be possible to include video recorder functions on it ?	look and usability
-A	789.11	Good question .	look and usability
-A	801.3	I don't know that yet .	look and usability
-C	801.8	Um or should we just stick to just stick to having television television related buttons on it ?	look and usability
-B	808.13	Mm .	look and usability
-A	810.4	It's a good question .	look and usability
-A	811.58	Um .	look and usability
-D	814.08	Mm-hmm hmm .	look and usability
-A	814.17	I'll look into that .	look and usability
-A	815.99	If I can .	look and usability
-D	816.24	I think it's just T_V_ , I mean , if it if we're taking it just new product a new television remote control that's not like doesn't say .	look and usability
-B	827.41	Mm yeah .	look and usability
-D	828.63	You know , things might be more advanced than that .	look and usability
-A	831.0	Mm .	look and usability
-C	833.0	So we should maybe we should assume that i t it's just a television that we're wanting to control .	look and usability
-C	839.03	Well , I mean I suppose it would be nice to have playing and record and stop buttons on it for the video recorder as well I I don't know if that works technologically or not .	look and usability
-B	850.31	Yes .	look and usability
-B	850.6	I guess we have to define what what we're aiming for .	look and usability
-B	854.42	If it's just a television then that it's a bit simpler , 'cause there's less buttons that would even need to be on it .	look and usability
-C	860.47	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	861.52	It's an idea with the buttons being really .	look and usability
-B	864.42	Large .	look and usability
-D	865.28	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	865.41	If you have older people or people like me that aren't very co-ordinated hand-eye , it's really quite important that you are not pressing a small like teeny mobiles phone size buttons , if we can help it .	look and usability
-A	870.43	Mm .	look and usability
-C	874.76	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	878.47	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	879.36	'Kay sounds like we've had a good little discussion for our first ideas .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	882.79	Mind if we move on ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	883.97	Ps mm okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	884.19	'Kay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	884.29	Mm-hmm .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	886.71	Um now our next meeting starts in thirty minutes .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	891.62	I believe we've actually been only working on this this one for about twenty , so we can continue discussing more new ideas if you'd like um , but this is just a breakdown of what we'll be doing individually .	project specs and roles of participants agenda/equipment issues
-B	895.59	Hmm .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	903.23	Um the industrial design , Alima will be doing um the working design .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	905.59	Yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	908.75	Um the User Interface Designer , that's for .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	913.11	Technical functions , I guess like keeping in mind the buttons thing , the size of the buttons .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	918.09	Um user requirements um , so you'll be hearing about different trends , uh about different things that people need , um I guess kind of the same uh discussion that we've been having , we'll get from the actual consum s consumers .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	928.64	Mm-hmm .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	932.89	Mm 'kay um .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	935.78	And you will get specific instructions sent by your personal coach .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	938.78	I realised in this past one we we didn't have much , we just wanted to get a little brain-storming done .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	943.31	Um so very exited to see all your animals and how what wonderful um artists we all are um .	closing
-A	958.66	Any questions ?	closing
-C	972.63	What we're gonna be discussing at the next meeting ?	closing
-C	975.29	Do we know that ?	closing
-A	976.01	I haven't gotten an agenda yet , um I'll put that together .	closing
-A	979.07	I'm sure as we'll each get our own instruction and then um because what we gonna do is first our individual actions and then we'll come back together .	closing
-C	979.38	Right .	closing
-C	986.13	Yep .	closing
-A	986.5	So I'm sure we'll all have more concrete things to contribute next time Mm 'kay um I'll type up mi minutes and probably email those out to all of you .	closing
-B	988.8	'Kay .	closing
-C	991.82	Yep .	closing
-B	992.5	I'm sure we'll be busy .	closing
-C	1002.35	Okay .	closing
-A	1002.47	Um just including all the things that we talked about .	closing
-C	1005.96	Can you e-mail your slides as well ?	closing
-A	1006.0	Um .	closing
-C	1008.21	Is that possible ?	closing
-A	1009.26	Yes , I yes , I think I can .	closing
-A	1011.04	Mm-hmm .	closing
-C	1011.06	Cool .	closing
-A	1012.03	I'll just attach it to an email .	closing
-A	1013.94	And you're you're number two , three , four ?	closing
-B	1015.7	I'm two .	closing
-D	1016.96	I'm four .	closing
-A	1017.47	Is that correct ?	closing
-A	1018.03	Okay .	closing
-B	1020.14	Alright .	closing
-A	1021.15	Excellent .	closing
-A	1021.51	It was lovely meeting you all .	closing
-A	1032.66	Just make sure you keep checking the company web site and the emails .	closing
-B	1038.02	'Kay .	closing
-A	1039.88	Let me see if I can do that right now .	closing

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-A	50.13	Good to see you all again .	opening
-A	51.43	Let's see if that comes up .	opening
-A	58.23	This is our functional design meeting .	opening
-A	61.08	Um .	opening
-A	63.05	Just a sec while my PowerPoint comes up .	opening
-A	66.78	Et voila .	opening
-A	71.73	Okay .	opening
-A	72.4	Mm um we put the fashion in electronics .	opening
-A	75.79	Let's start .	opening
-A	77.3	Okay , our agenda today um just check the time , it's twelve thirteen .	opening
-A	83.19	Um .	opening
-A	85.33	I'm gonna do an opening , talk about um did you all get the minutes ?	opening
-A	88.39	I e-mailed them to you .	opening
-A	89.26	I'm also putting 'em them in the shared folder .	opening
-C	89.55	Yep .	opening
-A	91.53	So um then I we'll talk about our general objectives and have your three presentations .	opening
-B	91.75	Right .	opening
-A	97.59	Um I'll talk about the new project requirements I've just received , and then we have to make a decision on our remote control functions .	opening
-A	104.37	Finally we'll just close .	opening
-A	105.98	We're starting this meeting at approximately twelve thirteen and we have forty minutes .	opening
-A	109.45	So First of all the functional design objectives .	project specs and roles of participants opening
-A	114.57	Uh we need to keep in mind the user requirement specification , what needs and desires are to be fulfilled , the functions design , what effects the apparatus should have , and the working design , how the apparatus actually works to fulfil its function .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	130.83	Okay , three presentations , um you can go in any order you choose um .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	135.83	Mm shall we go in the order that you just did it ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	138.15	Sure , please do .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	139.19	I dunno .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	143.03	How do I hook my screen up ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	148.13	I think , you might have to disconnect Rose .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	149.74	Yes I do .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	161.68	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	168.31	Well there's a wee a wee plug just just that one there Ah that's it , yep .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	169.48	Where does it go ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	170.18	Mm-hmm .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	172.83	Hmm , I'm not supposed to move this , but Where's function ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	186.71	And then you have to press function F_ eight I think it is on your laptop .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	189.51	Function , F_ eight , yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	193.78	The blue one , F_N_ .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	207.22	No signal .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	209.14	Is it plugged in all the way and you screwed it in and Mm 'kay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	212.86	Ah , wait , 's screw in .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	212.88	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	215.12	I I think you just have to push it in really hard .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	215.3	Push the screw .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	220.08	That's it .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	220.86	Oh , got it .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	222.86	Mm alright I've never attached to anything .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	223.43	It's taking it a little bit 'Kay there you go .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	227.26	Mm , neither have I .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	231.28	Alright , so , I don't know if you guys are able to get access to um the report that was online or if I'm the only one who is .	marketing expert presentation
-B	231.95	Alright .	marketing expert presentation
-D	241.52	But , I don't even know how to play this .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	246.2	No .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	247.84	Press the little presentation .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	249.24	It's the um it looks like a Y_ kind of over there above Draw .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	254.36	There , that one , there you go .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	256.08	Alright .	marketing expert presentation
-D	257.45	So we're just gonna talk a little bit about the functional requirements that people specified when they were asked .	marketing expert presentation
-D	263.47	Um I guess Real Reaction did some market research .	marketing expert presentation
-D	266.41	They had a hundred subjects and their usability lab and they watched them watch T_V_ and recorded the frequency that they used particular buttons and the relevance that those buttons had .	marketing expert presentation
-D	285.35	What they found was they analysed people's desires and needs .	look and usability
-D	289.44	Focusing on their desires , um people specifically said that they thought remotes were ugly , seventy five per cent of the a hundred subjects noted that and that they more importantly though , eighty per cent said that they would be willing to pay more for a fancier looking remote .	look and usability
-D	306.47	I don't know anything beyond what fancy means , but that's particularly of use to us , I think .	look and usability
-B	307.06	Hmm .	look and usability
-D	313.4	Um also they did some questions on voice recognition and found that the desire for voice recognition was inversely related to age , so younger people were more inclined to want something with voice recognition , whereas the older people in the like sixty and above segment or so did not really think that they would pay more money for voice recognitions .	look and usability
-D	337.73	Um people also had certain frustrations , that I think that we could try to take into consideration with our design .	look and usability
-B	337.74	'Kay .	look and usability
-D	346.57	That being people k um frustrated with losing their remotes .	look and usability
-D	351.66	I think , over fifty percent of the people mentioned that that was their biggest frustration .	look and usability
-D	356.65	People are also frustrated with the difficulty it is to learn how to use a remote and I think that ties back to what you were saying before just that there's too many buttons , it just needs to be easy to use .	look and usability
-B	364.49	Hmm .	look and usability
-D	368.68	It also mentioned something called R_S_I_ and I was hoping someone might be able to inform me as to what R_S_I_ is , because I don't know .	look and usability
-C	374.74	Repetitive strain injury .	look and usability
-D	376.98	What ?	look and usability
-C	377.36	Repetitive strain injury .	look and usability
-D	378.55	Ah .	look and usability
-D	379.56	There we go .	look and usability
-D	380.43	Wow .	look and usability
-C	380.92	So if you Cheers .	look and usability agenda/equipment issues
-D	380.93	People do not like that .	look and usability
-D	382.74	So I guess sort of the carpal tunnel type thing , people do not like that , um the repetitive use , I guess , caused a strain .	look and usability
-D	389.69	Um looking at the needs people specified , the problem right now is that people's remotes are not matching their operating behaviour .	user requirements
-D	398.53	People are only using ten per cent of the buttons that they have offered to them on their remote .	user requirements
-D	406.02	And what people do most often is changing the channel and changing the volume .	user requirements
-D	411.51	People also zap like to change the channel , about um sixty five per cent during an hour of use .	user requirements
-D	419.52	So we really just need to focus in on those volumes and channel changers rather than things like the audio settings , the screen settings and the channel settings , because they're used much more infrequently and probably just complicate what's going on .	user requirements
-D	435.27	So I think that some things that we might wanna think about , the idea of an L_C_D_ screen was brought up although they didn't have any details on what people's preferences on that were , so I dunno know if that's coming to me later , or something like that .	look and usability
-D	447.93	But something for us to consider also just the phenomenon that less is more when it comes to the buttons on the remote or what we wanna make easiest to use , make sure that , you know , something like an audio setting isn't given as much importance and visibility on the remote as something like channel changing that's used a lot more often .	look and usability
-D	468.54	And basically in order for us to win over to the consumer we just need to focus on what it looks like , that it has a fancy appeal and that it's not ugly and that it feels like the way they're gonna use it , so it doesn't give them any hand injuries or things like that .	look and usability
-B	485.31	Hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	489.6	Thank you very much .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	490.26	That was that was great .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	491.24	Mm 'kay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	492.07	Um 's move on to the next presentation um on effects .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	497.86	Was that you ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	497.99	Hmm .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	499.67	Great .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	501.87	Yeah , have I unscrewed it ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	506.24	Push .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	508.81	User interface , right .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	511.51	Interface .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	517.02	Here we go .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	518.79	Mm-hmm .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	524.79	And I think that's in the shared , if I did it right , if anyone wants to look at it .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	528.2	Mm 'kay , thank you .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	528.25	Okay , great .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	563.88	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	564.2	Here we go .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	569.97	Right so I'm gonna talk about the technical technical functions design of the remote control um .	interface specialist presentation
-C	578.12	We need to start by considering what a remote control actually is .	interface specialist presentation
-C	581.37	It's a device that allows us to produce certain effects on our television , so i it's basically a communication device .	interface specialist presentation
-C	591.86	We we tell the remote control what we want to do , it sends a message to the television saying change the channel , change the volume , uh yeah , adjust these settings , adjust the brightness .	interface specialist presentation
-C	605.11	Um how do we actually go about designing a new television remote control ?	interface specialist presentation
-C	610.08	First thing to do is to come up with the design specifications .	interface specialist presentation
-C	613.51	We need to know what our final product is gonna be like , so we need a a clear idea of exactly what this product does , uh how it works , and what the end-user is gonna want from this product .	interface specialist presentation
-C	627.46	Um .	interface specialist presentation
-C	629.19	Oh , a way I'd suggest that we could go about this is by designing uh several different prototypes of user interfaces for this product , um and then uh trying to get some feedback uh about h how well these particular prototypes work , uh sorta find out what people think of 'em .	interface specialist presentation
-C	650.6	Um using a remote control is is quite a subjective experience .	interface specialist presentation
-C	655.43	Um , and different different people sort of prefer different things .	interface specialist presentation
-A	655.49	Hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	661.19	Um we should remember that remote controls are a a fairly standard piece of equipment .	interface specialist presentation
-C	667.22	When a users using a remote control , he or she expects the buttons to be in certain places .	interface specialist presentation
-C	672.66	So in some sense we're gonna we're gonna have to aim for a device which is fairly conventional in design uh so that we're not completely shocking people .	interface specialist presentation
-C	682.39	But I think within that there is also room for us to introduce novel ideas uh and to make something that's that's perhaps a little bit different , something that stands out .	interface specialist presentation
-C	693.44	Um also in in designing the user interface we need to consider practicalities .	interface specialist presentation
-C	698.53	Uh the first of these is is technological ye uh what can we do with the current state of technology as it is .	interface specialist presentation
-C	705.06	The second is is economic , uh we need to find a balance between features and price .	interface specialist presentation
-C	709.9	So as you mentioned things like voice recognition would would add to the price uh but it would also im improve the design of the product .	interface specialist presentation
-A	716.18	Hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	720.05	So I had a look on the on the web uh to see if I could find a few examples of existing television remote controls .	existing products
-C	728.23	In analysing these we can consider what what things what's good about them , uh what things do they get right , what's bad about them , what's wrong with 'em , um how we can improve on the designs that that that I found and what can we do to make our product stand out from from the large majority of remote controls .	existing products
-C	749.49	Here's two examples uh probably at the extreme ends of the spectrum .	existing products
-C	754.15	Um on the left here we've got uh an engineering-based design for a remote control , so it's one that's got lots of buttons , it's it's fully featured , everything you might possibly want to do is there , you know , it's got forward , backwards , up , down , channel numbers , volume , uh freeze frame .	existing products
-C	773.56	Yeah , it's it's fully featured and it might take a while to get to learn to use it , but once you've learned it you can you can do whatever you want with your T_V_ .	existing products
-C	782.58	The one on the right is a lot more basic .	existing products
-C	784.39	It's just got the essential functions of the T_V_ changing the channel , play , stop , volume .	existing products
-C	789.39	It would be a lot quicker to learn to use it , but again th it's it's swings and roundabouts .	existing products
-C	794.97	There are disadvantages , you can't use it say to to freeze the television picture .	existing products
-C	799.89	Uh there's a lot of features that are missing from that remote control .	existing products
-C	803.4	So we've got to to find our find a way of striking a balance between the two .	existing products
-C	809.92	Um as I said before , remote controls are subjective , different people want want different things .	interface specialist presentation
-C	816.35	Um personally wa what I want from a remote control is a device that's simple , it it's easy to use , uh it's got big buttons for doing the things I do most often , changing the volume , changing the channel .	interface specialist presentation
-C	829.12	It it does everything that I need it to uh , as I said before , I'm quite lazy , I don't wanna walk across the room just to adjust my television .	interface specialist presentation
-C	837.19	I also want something that that looks cool , um and that that feels good , that's ergonomically designed .	interface specialist presentation
-A	848.13	Mm 'kay .	chitchat
-A	848.51	Thank you very much .	chitchat
-A	849.33	That was very useful .	chitchat
-A	851.35	It's funny to see the drastic difference between those two remotes .	chitchat
-B	856.45	Hmm .	chitchat
-A	856.51	Um .	chitchat
-A	858.1	And neither of them were very pretty , you know ?	chitchat
-D	859.82	No .	chitchat
-B	860.15	Yeah .	chitchat
-B	861.05	I think that could be our selling point .	chitchat
-A	863.11	Mm .	chitchat
-D	863.15	A fashion fashion remote .	chitchat
-C	865.46	I think there's there's certainly a market for technology that looks cool .	chitchat
-B	865.53	Right .	chitchat
-A	869.27	Mm .	chitchat
-D	869.37	Mm-hmm .	chitchat
-C	869.41	And I think that's that's why companies like Apple've 've 've made a lot of progress .	chitchat
-B	872.76	Hmm .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	873.01	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	874.88	Right , I really can't see what I'm doing , so does anyone have a Ah-ha , look at that , showing up already .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	878.08	You there it is .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	892.25	Lovely .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	892.32	So wait , did it let you go on the Internet or was that just what it let you see ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	895.62	Uh that was just on the d on the company web site , yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	897.36	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	898.37	'Cause I was like googling and then I'm like wait it won't let me google .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	899.17	Hmm .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	899.46	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	903.0	Alright um No , how do I play again ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	909.18	Um the it's right above Draw .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	911.92	There are three thingy if it's way at the bottom .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	915.04	Ah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	915.28	Under three icons and it's the one that looks like a desk .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	918.34	Yeah , that one .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	919.73	There are Y_s .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	919.86	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	920.87	So this is our working design presentation .	industrial designer presentation
-B	923.07	Um I had a bit of some issues with this , because I wasn't able to find everything I needed , but I guess that's we're still in early stages .	industrial designer presentation
-B	933.62	Um so , yeah , this is this .	industrial designer presentation
-B	936.41	Though th the thing about working design is the what we're trying to do as a working design is figure out how the aparata apparatus can fulfil its function .	industrial designer presentation
-B	945.49	Um one of the examples that kept coming up for me is that a coffee grinder .	industrial designer presentation
-B	950.5	It works because it converts electrical energy to grinding the beans and then you put the bean through a filter and that filters out , and then you get coffee at the end that's nice and hot because of the combination of electrical energy and then the other things that are brought in to make it work .	industrial designer presentation
-B	966.76	Don't know if I'm explaining that very well , but how do I get to the next s ah .	industrial designer presentation
-B	971.16	So h the method as um working designers figure out what you need to make it fulfil this practical function , what what needs to be done and how do we convert all the elements to make that done .	industrial designer presentation
-B	984.62	So wha the easiest thing to do is to break down all the points at which you need something to happen .	industrial designer presentation
-B	993.57	So you make a schematic of the way that the the energy is converted tsh towards this practical function .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1000.2	And then I think the easiest thing to do is gonna be work on each task separately .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1005.34	So um Uh .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1008.42	You just press yeah , just click .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1009.25	Uh .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1009.92	That'll be fine .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1010.66	So the findings that I got uh very just very briefly is that you have a choice of the way that the information is projected to the receiver and in my opinion infra-red is the best way to do that 'cause you don't need a sight line .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1025.69	So that's one thing we're gonna work on .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1027.8	Um the user interface is critical here , because a lot of the things that happen in a remote control happen through the chip that controls that converts the electrical energy into data , which then goes through the infra-red , so the the chip that uh I think Ian is designing , is gonna be crucial .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1045.07	And really it all comes down to the to the user , because they're the one that's controlling most of the working design .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1051.67	So the components that we find here are the energy source , you know the battery or whatever that's gonna m make it work , then the chip , which converts the data , the user that's controlling the chip , and the infra-red bulb that's gonna let us move the data to the receiver .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1065.86	So you have four main components and they are designed sort of like this .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1071.0	You have your energy source right there which then um brings uh energy or information to the chip , which is also controlled by the users .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1084.35	You have energy going to the user who's controlling the chip ooh 's not what I wanted to do uh uh .	agenda/equipment issues components, materials and energy sources
-A	1091.75	Um yeah use that thing you can go back , previous .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1095.17	Previous .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1097.07	Sorry about that , guys .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1098.85	Pardon .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1099.4	Oh .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1101.41	Oh , well .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1101.41	No , no , no , no , no .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1102.37	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1102.54	Okay , let's just get back to my schematic here .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1105.93	Ye Double click on it .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1109.25	With the right with the left hand one .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1110.43	W yeah , yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1112.73	I think it's frozen .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1113.91	Here .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1114.57	Don't show me that tip again .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1115.89	There we are .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1116.64	There we are .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1117.51	Sorry about this , guys .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1118.67	I'm kind of pathetic with things like this .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1121.98	Um alright .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1123.15	So you have your energy source , your user interface who's controlling the chip , the chip also uses the energy , and the chip through the use of the user interface is gonna control the switch which will work your infra-red bulb , which will then bring the data to the receiver .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1138.01	So hopefully that makes sense for everyone in my kind of garbled way .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1142.49	This is the the parts of the working design that need to be figured out .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1142.66	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1147.7	And personal preferences , besides the fact that I can't spell , we need a long-lasting energy source , people don't wanna be changing it a lot .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1155.87	We need a chip that works well with the user interface , that isn't too complicated .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1161.76	We need a straightforward interface , like Ian was saying , simple , not overwhelming it with information and we need a reliable and clear infra-red signal , so that you're not waving your remote around and having to get frustrated and go do it by hands .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1172.68	Mm-hmm .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1175.48	So that's pretty much it for the working design .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1181.11	Excellent .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1195.66	So , um .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1203.08	Rose , do you think you can give me a hand with this ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1204.58	Yes , absolutely .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1215.77	Ah I can never tell which way to turn these things .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1217.6	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1220.68	Lefty loosey , righty tighty , right ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1222.45	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1224.2	What's up ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1225.25	Lefty loosey .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1225.26	Lefty loosey , righty tighty .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1228.13	Uh .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1229.49	Never heard that before , that's good .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1231.24	Oh yes .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1237.77	I'll think of that every time now .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1239.66	It's gonna stick in your head .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1239.76	Yeah , that's a good one it'll stick with you .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1247.33	Mm 'kay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1259.11	Um I have nothing on my screen .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1264.05	Just a sec .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1265.3	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1265.57	Here we are .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1267.07	Ooh , no signal .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1267.57	Okay , yeah , it's fine .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1270.42	Okay , requirements .	new requirements
-A	1271.95	We have a couple new requirements that I was just e-mailed right before the meeting and that we have to keep in in um in mind as we're creating this .	new requirements
-B	1275.19	Okay .	new requirements
-A	1278.78	We didn't bring it up yet , or at all in the meetings so far , but we're not gonna work with teletext because um well it that's been taken over by the internet , so we're not gonna worry about um we're not gonna worry about that .	new requirements
-D	1289.92	What's teletext ?	chitchat
-A	1291.84	Um .	chitchat
-B	1292.05	Uh , it's a British thing .	chitchat
-D	1294.05	Oh .	chitchat
-C	1294.55	You don't have it in the States ?	chitchat
-D	1294.68	Oh , so Mm-hmm .	chitchat
-B	1295.6	No .	chitchat
-A	1295.97	It no .	chitchat
-A	1296.48	W d could would you care to explain it ?	chitchat
-C	1296.84	Oh , I didn't realise .	chitchat
-C	1298.31	Um yeah , it's like a I suppose it's kind of similar to a very very basic web browser .	chitchat
-C	1304.95	Um you have like you have uh numbers on your remote control , uh y and you type in the page number you want , so like you type a hundred on your remote control and this this kind of index appears on the television screen with just some some text and some very blocky looking graphics on it .	chitchat
-C	1324.43	And you just type numbers to go to different pages and it gives you information , mostly rather boring stuff like what's on T_V_ next and share prices and that kind of thing .	chitchat
-B	1329.39	S Lottery numbers and sport scores .	chitchat
-C	1335.36	Yep , news headlines .	chitchat
-B	1336.63	But if you ever see the T_V_ saying like go to page one sixty on Ceefax now , that's what they're talking about .	chitchat
-A	1342.47	How ?	chitchat
-D	1342.55	Oh .	chitchat
-C	1342.92	It's earl it's pretty old technology .	chitchat
-C	1344.38	It's like nineteen eighties .	chitchat
-A	1345.02	Okay .	chitchat
-D	1345.62	That explains a lot .	chitchat
-B	1346.56	I have no idea why we don't have it , but 'Kay .	chitchat new requirements
-D	1349.01	That's good .	chitchat
-A	1350.94	Interesting .	chitchat
-A	1352.54	Okay um , well , we're not gonna the management has decided we're not gonna work with that .	new requirements
-A	1358.0	Um Okay um and we're also gonna w like your question earlier um whether this is going to be t for television , video , or etcetera .	new requirements
-A	1369.69	Just for television .	new requirements
-A	1371.02	That's what we're focused on .	new requirements
-C	1371.09	Right .	new requirements
-A	1372.54	Um otherwise becomes to complex , we wanna get this out um very quickly .	new requirements
-A	1376.56	We only have a a short amount of time .	new requirements
-A	1379.89	Um and finally there's more marketing , I think , um , our corporate image has to be recognisable .	new requirements
-A	1385.99	So while we're gonna make it look pretty we need to use our colour and our slogan i in the new design .	new requirements
-B	1386.87	Mm .	new requirements
-C	1394.24	So what's our corporate image like ?	new requirements
-C	1395.71	It's It's kind of yellow colour with uh we put fashion in electronics .	new requirements
-A	1398.31	Looks like , yeah , kind of a yellow and black and we have that the emphasis on the R_s in um mm-hmm .	new requirements
-C	1402.81	It's like double R_ .	new requirements
-C	1404.71	Yeah .	new requirements
-A	1405.97	But it's , yeah , we put the um fashion in electronics .	new requirements
-A	1412.18	So we gotta keep that in that in mind .	new requirements
-B	1414.54	Okay , so we want something that looks good and is yellow .	new requirements
-A	1416.71	Yep .	new requirements
-A	1417.31	Yep .	new requirements
-A	1419.42	Yeah , or ha maybe some buttons could be yellow .	new requirements
-B	1422.04	Okay .	new requirements
-A	1422.36	Like , we can we can play around with it a little bit .	new requirements
-A	1425.71	Um .	new requirements
-A	1427.43	Okay , we need to talk about our functions and our target group .	user target group
-A	1431.53	We need to decide who our target group is .	user target group
-A	1433.23	You um in your analysis of different market um of the marketing , you identified that different groups wanted different things or had certain preferences , for example that um that older people didn't really care for um voice recognition , but younger people did .	user target group
-D	1436.67	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-D	1447.75	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-A	1449.65	Um and so who are we aiming this at ?	user target group
-B	1456.0	Well if we're gonna say that function um fashion we put the fashion in in electronics then you automatically , I think , a sort of younger group that that's who's gonna be attracted to this .	user target group
-D	1469.78	Yes , I do think , who's gonna have the money to buy that also , that one ?	user target group
-A	1472.5	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-A	1473.49	It's gonna be twenty five Euro remember , so um it has to be avai marketable to um whomever it is .	user target group
-B	1480.43	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-C	1481.46	Is it is it something that's gonna be sold separately from the television or is it something that comes w with a television ?	user target group
-C	1487.49	'Cause that would affect the way that we market it .	user target group
-A	1490.12	Well at least right now what we're doing is um deciding on just the remote itself , so it will probably be sold separately , twenty five Euro by itself .	user target group
-C	1495.22	Right .	user target group
-C	1497.62	Right , okay .	user target group
-D	1500.08	The only break-down that I was given in terms of age was the voice activation and basically there's a big jump , after thirty five people don't really care if it has voice , so it's like basically fifteen to thirty five that think that that's a good idea .	user target group
-B	1512.43	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-D	1514.07	I dunno I'm gonna be given any other numbers broken down in terms of age later , but if that's sort of the only quality that we have that is divided into age then we would wanna stick between the fifteen and thirty five range .	user target group
-B	1525.7	Yeah , that's probably uh a population w quite a little bit of disposable income for use on technology anyway , so that might be a fairly good target group for us .	user target group
-C	1532.53	Yeah .	user target group
-A	1535.2	Now , those are that's all specific for speech recognition .	discussion
-A	1538.7	Are we gonna use that as one of our functions ?	discussion
-C	1543.16	Um .	discussion
-B	1544.78	Mm .	discussion
-C	1546.21	I I would say no , because it's gonna add too much to the price .	discussion
-C	1550.61	Especially if we are marketing it as a separate product , people are gonna be paying uh , well , uh we've got a price limit of was it twelve twelve and a half Euros for to produce it ?	discussion
-A	1553.27	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-A	1558.57	Mm .	discussion
-B	1561.08	To produce it , yeah .	discussion
-A	1561.67	To produce it , yes .	discussion
-C	1562.71	And I wonder if we can get voice recognition into that twelve and a half Euros without having to make too many other compromises .	discussion
-A	1565.26	Mm .	discussion
-D	1569.65	But what else are we gonna put , I mean not that I'm really gung-ho about it , I don't know what else you can put in a remote to make it technologically advanced though .	discussion
-D	1577.31	So like other than just making it look good , how is it I mean it can look really great and still have the same up-n-down buttons and why's anyone gonna buy a new remote ?	discussion
-C	1578.3	Yeah .	discussion
-B	1579.59	Hmm .	discussion
-B	1583.2	But right .	discussion
-B	1586.08	Well but why are we why are we aiming for a technological advancement ?	discussion
-B	1589.57	Everything we're talking about is ease of use and simple and that doesn't necessarily mean more technology , in fact it could use it could mean , not .	discussion
-D	1594.32	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-A	1596.27	That's a good thing to keep in mind .	discussion
-B	1599.65	If they might be overwhelmed with with remotes that have too many buttons and too much technology .	discussion
-D	1605.51	If someone's looking to buy a new remote , don't they want like an upgrade ?	discussion
-D	1608.69	I dunno .	discussion
-A	1610.08	Upgrade ?	discussion
-A	1610.98	Well , we can look for we can look at upgrade or we can look at um user-friendly .	discussion
-B	1615.08	Yeah , simplification .	discussion
-C	1616.45	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1616.56	Simplification , so Uh-huh , mm .	discussion
-D	1616.6	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-B	1616.66	They could have a crap remote that came with their T_V_ that's just impossible to use , or maybe it broke , or maybe they're just missing it .	discussion
-D	1622.74	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-A	1628.15	And we also need to talk about if we're only gonna have the very simple ones or also have the other ones just separate somehow or Kind of pull out of the side .	look and usability
-B	1635.34	Hmm .	look and usability
-D	1635.46	Can you like I mean this may be too complicated , but , I wish I had something to explain it , like if it was just a simple , either this way or this way , that had like the main buttons and then you could like pull something out , kind of and like you got the rest the buttons , but the rest of them like went in .	look and usability
-C	1635.94	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1646.6	Ooh .	look and usability
-C	1649.1	The remote There are remote controls like that , yeah .	look and usability
-D	1649.21	Do you know what I'm saying ?	look and usability
-C	1652.12	Like some T_V_s they have a sort of uh a sliding screen on the remote control of it that hides all the complicated buttons .	look and usability
-A	1657.54	Mm .	look and usability
-B	1659.3	Ooh .	look and usability
-C	1659.8	So if you wanna do something complicated like programme your television or re-tune it , then you you open up this little hatch or or slide the screen down and there's all the all the special buttons .	look and usability
-D	1667.68	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1668.61	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	1670.02	'Cause then 's like people who don't wanna ever look at them , never even have to see them and if you like get the instruction manual that comes with it and you just don't even read it then you'll never even know that those things can pull out .	look and usability
-B	1673.8	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1673.96	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	1674.32	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1680.43	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	1680.59	And you're a happy person and everyone else doesn't have to have like two remotes , one that has the easy ones and one that has more complicated ones , but 's all still in one .	look and usability
-B	1685.73	Yeah , that's a good idea .	look and usability
-C	1685.96	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1686.12	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	1687.33	I think that's a good idea , yeah .	look and usability
-B	1688.82	Mm .	discussion
-A	1690.93	Um we have to be careful that that that doesn't impede um the chip transmitting information , but um that's gonna be mostly technological thing .	discussion
-D	1695.91	Yeah .	discussion
-B	1696.69	Good point .	discussion
-C	1696.71	Yeah .	discussion
-B	1698.88	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1699.88	Um .	discussion
-A	1703.73	Okay um , so what are we emphasising ?	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1708.59	I what in this project ?	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1709.28	Si simplicity and fashion .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1711.32	I think simplicity , fashion .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1711.72	Simplicity and fashion .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	1712.07	Yeah mm .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1714.8	Okay , those are very good goals , I think , um that we have to keep in mind in with everything we do .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1719.32	Simplicity and fashion and , yeah , or usability speci however you wanna say that , which includes um an emphasis on making the infra-red very functional , so that you don't have to travel around a lot .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1728.81	Mm-hmm .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1729.27	Yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1730.96	Yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1735.43	What can you do to like make the infra-red more functional , like why would it not be ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1735.59	Um .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1740.91	I'm just wondering .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1741.76	I think it's a lot to do with battery , but that's just my Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1744.52	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1745.52	The battery and that I think that the chip takes the data and presents it well , without sort of scattering .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1752.84	So 's just the quality of the chip .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1754.6	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1755.2	I think so .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1756.15	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1757.52	The quality uh quality of all the components really , I mean , we can't really do anything shoddy work , 'cause it's gonna be visible down the line .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1765.35	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1769.59	So our target group , we're saying , fifteen to thirty five ?	user target group
-D	1773.28	Well , I dunno how useful that number is if we're not doing Yeah .	user target group
-A	1775.84	S voice recognition , which I kind of I kind of feel like voice recognition is not necessary in a remote control , like it might be necessary for a T_V_ but not for the remote c , you know .	user target group
-D	1781.49	Yeah .	user target group
-D	1781.73	I don't .	user target group
-C	1784.47	It's , yeah , it's pretty it's pretty high-tech .	user target group
-B	1785.15	Mm-mm .	user target group
-A	1785.66	Seems a little bit Mm-hmm .	user target group
-B	1787.78	Yeah .	user target group
-A	1788.23	Yeah , and it might be too expensive .	user target group
-D	1789.65	And if the whole idea is you're using a remote then why would you have voice , like you know what I mean and then it's like you wouldn't need a remote you'd just talk to your T_V_ .	user target group
-A	1793.76	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-A	1796.33	Yeah .	user target group
-C	1796.88	It's for , like , the ultimately lazy people , who can't even be bothered to pick up the remote .	user target group
-B	1797.15	Ooh .	user target group
-B	1801.81	Yeah .	user target group
-D	1802.35	Mm yeah .	user target group
-D	1803.37	Maybe I mean if I get m more numbers , I'll e-mail you before the next meeting in terms of ages .	user target group
-B	1803.47	I Mm-hmm .	user target group
-D	1809.07	But this doesn't divide up anything and there was only a hundred subjects also , which isn't , I mean , really isn't that representative , especially if it's a hundred subjects that th they then can subdivide into age groups that means there's very few in each age group , so Twenty to like fifty five .	user target group
-A	1813.05	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-B	1823.59	Yeah , but I th I think regardless we're we're aiming for the under sixty five or something .	user target group
-A	1828.95	Under sixty five , okay , that's a good start .	user target group
-C	1829.7	Yep .	user target group
-A	1831.33	Um .	user target group
-A	1833.14	I'd say we're uh can we narrow it down to maybe um teenagers and families ?	user target group
-A	1840.26	'Cause that would go up to like fifty ?	user target group
-B	1840.73	Or like single professionals or something .	user target group
-A	1843.76	Okay , single It's it's hard to narrow it down .	user target group
-B	1848.0	Yeah .	user target group
-D	1848.02	I dunno .	user target group
-B	1850.84	It's really hard to figure out right now .	user target group
-C	1854.0	I think the product appeals across a quite a broad range of ages .	user target group
-A	1857.71	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-C	1858.12	I mean , we we said simplicity is is one of the features , so it's going to appeal to people , maybe people who have problems with technology , you know , people who get scared by having lots of buttons , and that might be older people , but then we've also got fashion , which is something that definitely appeals to younger people .	user target group
-A	1868.19	Okay .	user target group
-A	1871.5	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-B	1874.67	Yeah .	user target group
-D	1875.68	Well maybe we don't have to defi define the target group by the demographic of age , maybe we can define it by like the demographic of like h t how much money they have to spend or something like that , like , well obviously it has to be someone who owns a television , and like how recently have they bought their television like that sort of thing .	user target group
-A	1878.92	Right .	user target group
-C	1884.23	Yeah .	user target group
-C	1885.11	Yeah aim for a an income group .	user target group
-B	1885.3	That's a good point .	user target group
-A	1885.88	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-A	1888.36	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-B	1888.9	Yeah .	user target group
-B	1892.36	Mm .	user target group
-A	1893.05	So maybe it's more useful to d d to define objectives like fashion and simplicity than to find specific target group as far as age is because , yeah , things so different will appeal to different people , but Okay .	discussion user target group
-B	1896.66	Yeah , t probably .	user target group
-C	1900.49	Yeah .	user target group
-A	1907.22	Um oh , there're a couple functions do we want something so that do we want some kind of thing to find it if it's lost ?	how to find when misplaced discussion
-B	1916.13	Mm .	how to find when misplaced
-D	1916.39	Yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-A	1916.53	Like a button on a T_V_ you can press and it'll ring or something , I don't know like or beep ?	how to find when misplaced
-D	1920.8	H I mean , like I said before , fifty per cent of of the fru f like frustration someone can have that was the biggest one and half the people said that happened and we all mentioned it before we knew about it .	how to find when misplaced
-A	1931.32	Mm-hmm .	how to find when misplaced
-C	1933.59	Yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-D	1934.33	And if we're talking about making something easy that sort of goes along with it so it wouldn't be like a random thing to sort of add in .	how to find when misplaced
-B	1941.66	Mm .	how to find when misplaced
-D	1941.83	It would be relevant to like the overall goal I think , so Hmm .	look and usability how to find when misplaced
-A	1943.47	Mm .	how to find when misplaced
-B	1943.91	Yeah , that'll probably be good .	how to find when misplaced
-A	1945.78	Okay , we have to we have about four minutes left to define our functions .	discussion
-A	1949.1	So let's do that quickly .	discussion
-A	1951.13	Um so we want something to keep it from getting lost .	discussion
-C	1953.99	Yep .	discussion
-B	1954.45	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1956.28	And we want um we want large buttons for the essential things .	look and usability
-C	1965.76	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1966.16	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1966.56	Large , accessible buttons for the essentials .	look and usability
-A	1972.47	We want a possibility to um to get um a possibility to get the extra functions .	look and usability
-B	1982.33	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	1982.9	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1985.9	Which are kind of hidden away in some way or well not hidden but they're uh they're not as prominent as the main features .	look and usability
-A	1994.43	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1999.03	Um , yeah , hidden way .	look and usability
-A	2002.05	And we also want it to be fashionable , which I'm not sure if that's a function so much as a um yeah Mm-hmm .	look and usability discussion
-D	2010.62	on your coffee table , it's not like an eye sore , that kind of thing .	look and usability
-B	2013.73	Yeah .	discussion
-B	2018.59	Alright .	discussion
-A	2020.87	Okay , do it .	discussion
-A	2021.68	Any other essential functions that we need ?	discussion
-A	2024.98	Battery ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2026.15	Do we need a long-life battery ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2026.47	Battery battery use .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2028.74	Yeah , but I think that goes in with simplicity and ease of use really .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2029.09	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2032.84	But we might as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2032.92	So you never have to change the battery .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2034.71	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2038.48	We should maybe investigate whether it needs a battery at all .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2041.96	I suspect the remote control does need a battery , but I dunno if you can Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2044.57	Yeah , I would imagine .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2044.62	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2045.97	Just 'cause it is an electronic device , the Charging .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2048.3	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2048.69	It I think it does .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2049.64	I don't I don't think of a way you can operate a chip and convert that much data without without one .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2054.6	Yeah , without the energy , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2055.75	But you could maybe have it in a little charging station like a mobile phone , or like a little cradle for your iPod .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2062.52	Yeah , that's that's possible .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2063.16	You could we could maybe do that instead .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2064.13	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2065.83	So you don't ha you got like a rechargeable battery .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2068.72	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2070.0	I dunno , that might contribute to less people losing it too if it it stays in one place .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2073.1	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2075.41	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2076.87	We have to think about um space in living-rooms , too , like 'cause they're I mean , would you put it on top of the T_V_ ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2080.39	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2082.78	I don't know , just think okay , that's that's a good idea , we'll keep it .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2086.18	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2086.63	Think it's And maybe fun .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2086.83	That's just off the top of my head .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2090.68	Okay .	discussion
-A	2091.25	Um 'kay we're gonna conclude now , has everyone said their functions and 'kay .	discussion
-C	2095.96	Yep .	discussion
-A	2097.7	Um after the meeting we're gonna each complete a sks um a questionnaire and a summaries summary .	closing
-A	2102.84	I don't know what summarisation .	closing
-A	2104.59	Um and then we'll have our lunch break .	closing
-A	2106.46	After that we have thirty minutes of individual work .	closing
-A	2109.24	Um I'll make sure to put up um the minutes and the project documentation and including these PowerPoint slides .	closing
-A	2114.45	If everyone could do that as well , that'd be great .	closing
-A	2117.38	Um you each have individual actions , I_ um I_D_ Industrial Design you've your components concept , User Interface , the user interface concept , market trend wa watching .	closing
-A	2130.23	And as as per last time you'll get specific incrat instructions from your personal coach e-mailed to you .	closing
-A	2136.88	And hopefully , I hope , next time you'll be able to access more of the web site that they they seem to tell you that you could .	closing
-B	2142.36	Yeah , who knows .	closing
-A	2142.73	It's kinda frustrating , but um Be sure to note any frustrations or any um issues that come up in your um in your um summary .	closing
-B	2157.05	Okay Sounds good .	closing
-A	2158.95	Mm 'kay ?	closing
-A	2160.71	Great seeing y'all .	closing
-D	2163.13	It's good .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	2166.4	Did you um were you able to like put yours in the group folder ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	2169.92	Yes , I just did that .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	2170.43	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	2171.6	Hopefully it is there for people .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	2173.62	Yep .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	2174.56	Yeah ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2176.5	Looks like there are um looks like there's a second one kind of of mine that's that I didn't do , it's from like an earlier project , I think so um Under the shared folder , I don't know it might not even be under yours as well .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	2181.66	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	2184.9	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	2186.77	Where is that ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	2188.17	Yours is I only have three , I just have like our three .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	2190.79	Technical .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	2191.54	So in there we have technical functions presentation , working design presentation and the functional requirements .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2192.4	Projects .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	2197.84	At least that's what I have in .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	2200.4	Yeah , that's what I have as well , R Rose So .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	2200.89	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2201.93	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2203.06	You don't have mine ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	2205.1	No , but that's 'cause I think yours is in the e-mail separate , like it's not on the server .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2209.35	S Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	2210.84	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	2216.31	But if I open it and then save it , probably will be there .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	2219.99	Oh wait , never mind you can't save it to the Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2225.26	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2226.17	Well I'll figure that out in the meantime .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	2227.94	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2228.98	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues

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-A	37.99	Mm-hmm .	opening
-B	43.74	Mm yeah .	opening
-A	48.57	Okay .	opening
-A	51.42	I g yeah .	opening
-A	56.88	Time is it ?	opening
-D	58.83	Fourteen twenty six .	opening
-A	61.32	Okay .	opening
-A	62.55	Lovely to see you all again .	opening
-A	64.5	Um it's our conceptual design meeting and it's starting at approximately fourteen twenty five and so we have forty minutes for this one again and so we'll go just after three o'clock .	opening
-A	75.96	Um okay our agenda , we're gonna do an opening , I'm gonna review the minutes of the last meeting , then we'll have your three presentations um and then we'll have to make a decision on the remote control concepts , and finally we'll close .	opening
-B	91.66	Okay .	opening
-A	91.68	So opening .	opening
-A	93.63	Um these are our minutes from r the functional design .	opening
-A	96.46	We decided our target group is the focus on who can afford it , because we have international appeal and we said it's for all age groups , different um functions of it .	opening
-A	105.01	Our main objectives were simplicity and fashion .	opening
-A	108.27	And s um in specific functions are something to keep the remote from getting lost , large buttons for the essential functions , a possibility for extra functions , like a sliding a sliding piece and a long-life battery or a charging station .	opening
-A	126.98	Okay , now three presentations .	opening
-A	128.59	I'd like to do it in this order , first do the conceptual specification of components , properties and materials um and then the conceptual specification of user interface and finally trend watching .	opening
-B	134.2	That would be me .	opening
-C	138.56	Yep .	opening
-B	142.36	Alright .	industrial designer presentation
-B	146.72	Well .	industrial designer presentation
-A	152.81	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-A	153.1	'kay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	160.96	Function F_ eight it .	industrial designer presentation
-A	162.31	There we go .	industrial designer presentation
-B	164.24	Alright .	industrial designer presentation
-B	165.92	Um I'm very excited by this one actually guys I uh had a lot of fun doing it .	industrial designer presentation
-B	173.18	Components design .	industrial designer presentation
-B	175.17	This is where you look at what does it take to make a remote control and what should we make our specific remote control out of .	industrial designer presentation
-B	185.22	Um .	industrial designer presentation
-B	188.09	So , we need to examine each element separately , but we're designing a full thing , so you wanna keep it integrated as a whole .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	194.95	The main elements of remote controls in general , and therefore ours as well , are the case , the buttons , the circuit board with the chip and the battery .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	203.23	These are all things that we had sort of addressed before , but I'm gonna take each one a little bit separately here as we figure out what they should be made of and what they should look like .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	212.76	The case , uh the options that I've gotten from headquarters about what we can do , um there's there's the shape of a case , we could do a flat sh a flat case , a curved case or maybe even a double double-curved case .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	225.13	I haven't seen any pictures of what this exactly looks like yet , just keep that in mind , but these are the options that we have from manufacturing and we can make our case out of plastic , the m the main base will be plastic , but we have all these sort of fashion and technological elements we can add in , wood , latex , titanium , rubber or other coloured types of plastic .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	246.27	That would be our case .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	247.97	Um buttons , for buttons we have um pushbuttons , which is what Real Reaction uses the most often , but we also have scror scroll wheels , which can have integrated pushbuttons , or we could go all high-tech and have an L_ L_C_D_ screen .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	257.71	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	263.77	Um circuit board and chip we can have a simple one , a regular one or an advanced one , depending on what our other needs are .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	271.05	And then battery I think is where things get most exciting .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	274.18	We're talking about long-life batteries here .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	276.59	Um we can we can have your sort of basic double A_ batteries , but we also have these options of um using a kinetic battery , like are used in high-tech watches , where you just have to move it a little bit to get it to power up .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	290.17	Um so simple movements like pushing buttons would recharge the battery .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	293.8	Or a solar battery , although there are slight um complications with solar batteries as in we can't use a latex case if we have a solar battery .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	302.13	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	303.33	Or um something they only described as the type of battery you find in torches from about fifty years ago , flashlights .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	311.02	Not quite sure what that is , but that's the description that I received , so that's what I'm passing on to you .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	316.18	So those are our options .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	318.69	Um personal preferences that I was thinking through here's what we've been talking about all through , fashion and simplicity .	look and usability
-B	327.09	So if we're going for fashion in our cases , I think that what we're gonna wanna look at is a curved or a double-curved case , probably with a variety of design elements .	look and usability
-B	337.91	Maybe titanium , maybe some wood .	look and usability
-B	339.69	We're gonna have to investigate that better when I get specifics of the actual materials , but that's sort of what I have in mind .	look and usability
-B	346.01	And we wanna go for simplicity .	look and usability
-B	347.93	Probably pushbuttons , but I'm sort of intrigued by the idea of a scroll scroll wheel , if anyone has anything any ideas on that ?	look and usability
-A	352.49	Mm .	look and usability
-B	356.01	I mean I know the iPods and things right now have touch scroll um buttons which are exactly like what they're describing , so that might be something we wanna look into .	look and usability
-B	365.49	And I'm really intrigued by the idea of a kinetic battery .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	369.05	Solar I don't think would be such a good idea , because how often are you sure that your remote control will get a certain amount of light .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	376.92	But this idea of the kinetic , that you don't have to replace , and that a simple just shaking it around will make it work , I think that that m would be a very interesting thing .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	385.93	But I think we'd also wanna go for e a simple chip or regular chip to keep our costs down .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	391.79	Uh we really only need a regular or advanced chip t if we're gonna start using an L_C_D_ .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	397.25	So I think we want to be aware of not making things overly t technological if they don't need to be , 'cause that'll keep our manufacturing price way down .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	407.17	That's what I have for options .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	409.55	Um I'd appreciate anyone's input , but that's what I'm seeing for the future of the the look of this thing .	industrial designer presentation
-D	416.85	Is double-curved like would be like two hands kind of thing ?	industrial designer presentation
-B	420.6	I'm not sure .	industrial designer presentation
-B	421.17	I haven't received any specific visuals of this yet .	industrial designer presentation
-D	422.47	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-D	424.26	'Cause I'm imagining like double-curved is like , you know , like two sides that curve and then like one curve would just be like a single vertical-ish kind of looking thing , but I've no idea .	industrial designer presentation
-B	428.63	This is what I'm sort of Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-B	433.46	I'm not sure , but I'll let you know as soon as I get any pictures .	industrial designer presentation
-D	436.42	Sounds good .	industrial designer presentation
-A	437.95	Yeah , I wonder Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	439.37	I know if we do have a double-curved case , it can't have any titanium in it .	industrial designer presentation
-B	444.44	But the titanium , they were quite they're marketing quite hard to us as being used in the space programme , so that could be quite interesting .	industrial designer presentation
-B	451.37	Space-age remote .	industrial designer presentation
-B	454.59	Just all things to keep in mind .	industrial designer presentation
-A	455.06	Just an interesting marketing kind of element .	industrial designer presentation
-B	456.9	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-B	458.88	That's about all I have to do , guys .	industrial designer presentation
-B	461.67	I hope I didn't go through that too quickly .	industrial designer presentation
-A	464.71	Uh just a real quick question um the weight of these different elements , have you no idea , okay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	469.02	Yeah , n no idea , no idea .	industrial designer presentation
-B	472.0	Um I'm assuming that a kinetic battery isn't gonna take up that much weight , and that a tita titanium is very light , I know , um but other than that's really basic , I mean , that's all I have gotten so far .	industrial designer presentation
-A	479.86	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-A	482.9	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-A	488.97	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	489.5	Alright ?	industrial designer presentation
-B	490.8	Any other questions ?	industrial designer presentation
-C	493.77	Uh-huh .	industrial designer presentation
-C	494.4	Don't think so .	industrial designer presentation
-B	494.81	No ?	industrial designer presentation
-B	495.13	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	497.66	Mm 'kay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	497.81	I have save this in the uh shared projects , if anyone wants to look and I have c considerable notes on the topic as well , if anyone needs any more information .	industrial designer presentation
-A	501.28	Thank you , perfect .	industrial designer presentation
-D	502.15	Thanks .	industrial designer presentation
-B	507.86	Uh Just in my notebook , but if anyone has any specific questions , don't hesitate to email me or something .	industrial designer presentation
-A	508.53	Um if you made notes yourself you can put those on our um underneath our oh , uh in your book , then don't worry about that .	industrial designer presentation
-B	520.0	Alright ?	industrial designer presentation
-B	520.45	Uh I guess I can I know .	interface specialist presentation industrial designer presentation
-A	522.95	'Kay now we're um concepts concepts of user interface .	interface specialist presentation
-A	532.89	Yeah , um .	interface specialist presentation
-A	533.3	This one's so much tighter than the other one .	interface specialist presentation
-A	536.94	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-A	538.58	Nope .	interface specialist presentation
-A	540.79	There we go .	interface specialist presentation
-A	543.19	Here you are .	interface specialist presentation
-C	544.76	Jess .	interface specialist presentation
-B	554.81	G oh , geez .	interface specialist presentation
-C	583.38	Alright , so I'm gonna describe the the concept of the user interface of this des device .	interface specialist presentation
-C	591.08	Um we've talked about uh the two essential properties of the user interface .	interface specialist presentation
-C	597.39	We want it to be simple and we want it to be fashionable .	interface specialist presentation
-C	601.85	Um other we've also got to remember that this is a device that serves as a useful purpose .	interface specialist presentation
-C	608.17	Uh we want people to be able to use it s as a remote control , so we need to determine what the essential functions of the d of the device are and make sure that we include that we've included all of those and that we actually end up with a device that is going to be useful to people .	interface specialist presentation
-C	628.23	We have a number of different choices for a design concept um and s that's that's something that that I'll show you some examples of um , but essentially we need to choose how how is this device going to work , how how what kind of model is there going to be for user interaction with this device .	interface specialist presentation
-C	650.63	Uh once we've chosen a a concept for it , we can then design the features around the concept , making sure that we get all the essential functions in the device and uh the extra functions and the more advanced features .	interface specialist presentation
-C	666.55	And of course we also have to make it look cool .	interface specialist presentation
-C	671.57	So basically , that's what we don't want .	interface specialist presentation
-C	674.29	M we don't want lots of buttons , uh complicated features .	interface specialist presentation
-C	678.51	We want something that looks nice and simple .	interface specialist presentation
-C	682.16	Here's a a fairly simple device .	existing products
-B	682.44	Hmm .	existing products
-C	683.86	This is an an iPod from Apple .	existing products
-C	686.32	Um I think the main thing to notice about it is it just has four buttons .	existing products
-C	691.08	It's very minimalistic in its design .	existing products
-C	694.37	Uh you use these four buttons to m to move around a range of settings on the small L_C_D_ screen .	existing products
-C	701.62	Um the thing I like about this is that it's very very quick to access the main features .	existing products
-C	709.15	Uh you can just about make out uh that the button three buttons are uh previous track , next track and play pause .	existing products
-C	718.26	They're the main the main features of the iPod , the things you will use a all the time .	existing products
-C	723.14	Um then if you want to do anything more advanced , you go into the little menu on the L_C_D_ screen and you use the buttons just to scroll around and and find the more advanced features that you want .	existing products
-C	733.77	So I think that's that's a good a good kind of model that we could have .	existing products
-C	738.24	Um here's a another example .	existing products
-C	741.25	This is uh it's an interesting idea and I think i it looks pretty cool .	existing products
-C	747.54	Um it's certainly got novelty value .	existing products
-C	750.32	Uh it's nice and colourful , it's nice and bright .	existing products
-A	750.47	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	753.41	Uh it's also something that you can kind of feel your way around .	existing products
-C	757.4	The buttons are are different shapes and and you can sort of yeah if you're watching T_V_ in the dark or whatever , you can work out which button's which and basically , yeah it's ith it's fun .	existing products
-C	771.63	So I I like I like this idea of just having buttons for the features that you use most often .	look and usability
-C	777.66	So you'd need a few buttons to select your favourite channels .	look and usability
-C	781.59	I mean most people , when they watch T_V_ , they have two hundred and fifty channels on their T_V_ and they watch of 'bout four of them at the most .	look and usability
-C	789.25	So , you have buttons for your favourite channel , changing the volume , which is something you do all the time when you're watching T_V_ , and the button to switch it off , in case you get bored .	look and usability
-C	798.55	Um other features , things like adjusting the brightness , tuning the T_V_ , uh I don't know what else you do with a T_V_ .	look and usability
-C	807.56	Um but these are these are all necessary functions .	look and usability
-C	811.82	Uh you can't have a t there's no point having a television that you can't tune or that you can't set the contrast , so we need to find a way of including these somehow .	look and usability
-C	821.14	Um and one other suggestions I'd make is to in is to include in a menu system , a bit like on the iPod .	look and usability
-C	828.38	So we'd either have a small L_C_D_ display on the device itself , or uh have a dis a menu display that comes up on your television and can b be controlled through the device .	look and usability
-B	840.04	Hmm .	look and usability
-C	840.39	And that would allow you to access access the advanced features uh whilst keeping a very small and simple set of buttons for the features that you use most often .	look and usability
-A	856.17	Okay .	look and usability
-B	856.79	So you'd be advocating an L_C_D_ then ?	look and usability
-C	860.38	I think that's that's one way to go , yes .	look and usability
-B	863.64	Okay .	look and usability
-C	863.67	Um I mean there are there are advantages and disadvantages if you if you have an L_C_D_ display , it's it's nice , because it's it it lets you just sort of sit there and st and control your television from your armchair .	look and usability
-B	876.29	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	877.28	There are disadvantages , an an L_C_D_ display would have to be quite small , 'cause we're we're I well we're I assume we're gonna be making quite a small device .	look and usability
-B	881.92	Right .	look and usability
-C	886.8	Um it would also have to have uh a kind of backlighting in it , 'cause you ten you tend to watch T_V_ in the dark , but you need to be able to see your L_D_D_ L_C_D_ display .	look and usability
-A	892.6	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	893.8	Right .	look and usability
-C	897.63	The alternative is to have a an on-screen display on your television that you control through your remote control .	look and usability
-C	904.39	Uh a bit like a bit like how they have these um digital boxes where you you press the buttons and it comes up with your this thing of watch lo what's on each channel .	look and usability
-A	913.65	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	914.72	I mean that that's also a good idea .	look and usability
-B	914.83	Okay .	look and usability
-C	917.07	It's it can it does have it's problems as well , if you've got a small T_V_ and you're sitting on the other side of a room , it's hard to read the little text that comes up .	look and usability
-A	921.2	Mm .	look and usability
-B	924.37	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	925.2	Uh but that's a that's a design decision that we can make .	look and usability
-B	928.65	'Kay .	look and usability
-A	929.78	I do think that um one of the important features for a remote is seeing a menu and seeing what's on .	look and usability
-A	934.87	Um and so like favourite channels is is applicable , but I think th that you do need to have some kind of function where it's um you have t you can see the title of the show or possibly a description of it .	look and usability
-C	934.96	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	944.88	Well Are you are you tak Yeah .	look and usability
-C	948.07	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	948.39	Like I I know I use that often enough .	look and usability
-D	949.17	Wait , but is that separate from what he was saying ?	look and usability
-A	951.61	Well if it if it was a L_ L_C_D_ on th on the remote , I don't know that you could f that you'd be able to see a Okay .	look and usability
-B	955.8	No , I think I think we're talking menu like contrast and tuning the V_C_R_ or something if I've understood you correctly , rather than menu as what's on .	look and usability
-C	963.4	Yeah , that that would be one of the features , yes .	look and usability
-A	966.05	Okay .	look and usability
-C	966.79	But it's it's it's something to bear in mind is that if we put a display on the remote control the c uh communication is one way , so you can't have the televisions and information back to the remote control , at least I don't think you can .	look and usability
-A	966.94	'Cause that would be more specifically a digital box , mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	979.21	Oh , good point .	look and usability
-A	979.8	Mm .	look and usability
-C	980.44	Um I'm not sure .	look and usability
-B	982.16	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	990.38	Okay , now we're moving on to market .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	990.93	Should I plug that in ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	993.29	Marketing .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1027.04	Is that going on ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1027.68	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1033.98	Maybe it's just not Is it on ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1034.96	Uh that should be alright , actually .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1043.55	Ri What F_ do you have to press , five ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1045.38	Eight .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1047.67	I just keep pressing lots of 'em .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1054.05	Well , I don't know how relevant all of this gonna be .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1058.86	If anything , the that they gave me .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1060.52	No signal .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1060.63	Oops , it's not plugged in , quite in well enough .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1062.12	Alright .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1065.92	There we are .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1069.7	Oop , there we go .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1072.7	Mm 'kay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1077.27	Oh yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1081.18	Okay , so we're gonna look a little bit at trend watching .	trendwatching
-D	1086.66	Basically , I was given um an executive summary that was a market investigation on remote controls that was recently conducted , and then also some fashion watchers in Paris and Milan commented on some things that are gonna be going on this year .	trendwatching
-D	1104.48	So first um they had people they ranked um the important aspects of r remote controls , and right now i d they're saying that currently there's a functional look and feel preference , but that really , over the next year it it that's gonna be switching to fancy look and feel remotes , so that just goes back to the whole desire of our c Real Reaction company wanting to focus on fashion and so , even though we're stressing , when we're talking , we've all been talking about this like simplicity and easy to use idea , they're sort of wanting us to remember that the number one thing for everyone is that it's fancy look and feel .	trendwatching
-D	1144.85	And as these are ranked , the top one is doubly important to the second one , which is doubly important to the third one , so just to take that weight into account .	trendwatching
-B	1150.87	Okay .	trendwatching
-D	1154.41	The second thing that was mentioned as important was the technological innovations .	trendwatching
-D	1159.13	That would be like if we use something like the space material or the L_C_D_ screen , things like that .	trendwatching
-D	1164.29	And then ease of use was the third most important , whi so really , no matter what , we need to focus the most on fancy look and feel , according to this .	trendwatching
-D	1172.44	I don't know how much we agree with that .	trendwatching
-D	1175.15	And then the fashion watch talks about that this year's top trend for clothes , shoes and furniture is fruits and vegetables and tha that there's a preference for spongy , tight material .	trendwatching
-A	1186.85	S sweet .	trendwatching
-D	1191.81	And so that brings us to my personal preferences .	trendwatching
-D	1195.86	Who wants a spongy remote or one with fruit and vegetable padding .	trendwatching
-D	1200.19	Personally , I don't really think that I want one that's gonna go out of style or go stale , excuse the pun , um in a year , so even though this is coming from us as , you know , trend watch , market research , I don't know how much of it we necessarily wanna take away .	trendwatching
-D	1218.46	Also , considering that the d research b has been carried out by Real Reaction , I'm a little hesitant as to like , how these questions may have been worded , and if necessarily this whole fashion to technology y edas ease of use is necessarily the right ranking .	trendwatching
-D	1235.84	Personally , like I might reverse it , but if we're working for this company then I guess no matter what , we have to stress fashion the most .	trendwatching
-D	1242.02	But it doesn't necessarily need to be a spongy material .	trendwatching
-B	1243.18	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-B	1248.18	That there's all kinds of scope for imagination in that one though .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1251.33	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1254.08	I don't have a lot of notes to share if you want them , that pretty much sums it up .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1258.93	So yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1259.84	Okay , do we have any s some questions for this , let's see um .	marketing expert presentation
-D	1263.06	Yeah , what can I possibly enlighten on ?	marketing expert presentation
-A	1268.64	Um do you have any ideas how to possibly use these ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1273.43	Um how to how to use a fruit or vegetable or um or the spongy material at all ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1279.7	Like could we make a s like could we make a spongy remote ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1282.94	It would be easier on the hands .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1283.41	If it's latex if it's latexy Um , mean An uh I if th my understanding of a latex case is that it's in fact hard to protect stuff inside , but that it's covered with the latex , which is spongier and softer on your hands .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1285.94	It's kind of and then it we would have to find a way to protect like the chip and all that , I dunno .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1288.24	A kind of thing that Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1291.73	But Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1303.49	It's there's something to be said , I mean we we got that thing earlier from you about um not wanting it to R_ R_ repetitive stress injuries and things and and Yeah , something grippable , I mean we don't we don't we don't wanna go spongy , maybe .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1312.41	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1312.74	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1314.97	Yeah , so something , m m instead of a necess yeah , grip , I'm thinking grip more than like sinking into your hands , you know , i and I think I'm envisioning more like , you know , the material that you have when you sit on like a bicycle , so that it doesn't hurt when you're sitting down for a long time , like I'm imagining that sort of thing , I don't know what th that material's called .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1321.64	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1322.98	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1324.83	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1329.12	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1330.39	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1333.43	Yeah , I think that given the list of materials I w I was forwarded it's that seems doable .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1340.13	could we go in fruit and vegetable colours ?	look and usability
-B	1342.33	We could colour-co-ordinate them , li The buttons could be fruit-shaped .	look and usability
-A	1343.14	F for sure , or maybe like um couple main ones being like , I dunno , lemons or strawberries or something .	look and usability
-A	1352.05	Could they be smelly ?	look and usability
-C	1353.43	I Is it supposed to be shaped like a vegetable ?	look and usability
-B	1354.21	Oh well it's quite easy to s shape thing like carrot isn't it ?	look and usability
-D	1354.69	Oh God .	look and usability
-C	1357.79	Uh like uh I dunno , like uh carrots or something .	look and usability
-A	1358.11	I don't know .	look and usability
-A	1361.35	Or carrot shaped , mm .	look and usability
-C	1364.84	Maybe , or Kind of like a potato .	look and usability
-B	1364.94	Or maybe the buttons could be shaped like different fruits .	look and usability
-A	1366.08	Like large button , that's what I was thinking of , yeah .	look and usability
-D	1368.66	What about the idea of like a round remote ?	look and usability
-D	1370.54	Instead of like a vertical up and down one .	look and usability
-D	1372.64	Like in terms of holding it .	look and usability
-D	1374.41	Like that's a f shape of a fruit .	look and usability
-B	1375.3	be yeah .	look and usability
-B	1377.43	It'd be harder to f bu uh buttons I think .	look and usability
-D	1377.88	Just to tie it in a little .	look and usability
-A	1377.9	Might would you think you you do you think you'd be able to hold it ?	look and usability
-C	1378.3	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1380.78	'Cause I think the reason they're long is yeah .	look and usability
-B	1385.43	It'd be harder to press button .	look and usability
-C	1386.29	Depends .	look and usability
-A	1386.57	Harder to push .	look and usability
-C	1387.07	When you when you use a remote , do you press the buttons with your thumb , usually ?	look and usability
-D	1391.45	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1391.8	Or your fingers ?	look and usability
-B	1392.87	Um I Yeah , that's ts how I tend to do it .	look and usability
-A	1393.72	I usually hold it in one hand .	look and usability
-A	1395.17	Maybe But then the buttons would have to be very small .	look and usability
-C	1396.33	Or maybe you want something that's shaped like a mobile phone , so you you hold it in one hand , and you press the buttons with your thumb .	look and usability
-D	1404.29	Yeah , 'cause otherwise your fingers can't move around .	look and usability
-A	1404.41	Don't you think ?	look and usability
-B	1404.65	No just thumb-sized .	look and usability
-B	1405.83	Jus Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1407.24	But I like i I love the idea of the wheel like the iPod .	look and usability existing products
-A	1407.37	But I mean in order to get to all of them , you know .	look and usability
-C	1409.63	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1410.86	They would have to be within a certain amount of space with each other .	look and usability
-C	1411.41	Maybe .	look and usability
-B	1412.19	That's true .	look and usability
-C	1412.34	But if you've only got like four or five buttons anyway , then it's it's not so much a problem , perhaps .	look and usability
-B	1416.27	Right .	look and usability
-B	1417.71	I When I'm when I'm pressing buttons on my iPod , that's how I do it , hold it and press the four .	existing products
-A	1422.21	Mm-hmm .	existing products
-C	1422.23	So you hold it in one hand and you press you press the buttons with your thumb and And you find that works quite well ?	existing products
-B	1423.51	Yeah .	existing products
-B	1425.96	Yeah , or in and use my thumb or my pointer finger on the touch scroll wheel .	existing products
-A	1426.15	Mm-hmm .	existing products
-B	1432.3	Yeah It wel well yeah , it would I mean each version of it has been a little bit different , but Oh yeah , you had one of the in-between ones , when they weren't doing that anymore .	existing products
-A	1433.21	Mm-hmm .	existing products
-C	1436.12	Is that The button on an iPod , is it what is it , is it just four buttons or is it li more like a scroll thing ?	existing products
-D	1436.27	'Cause th It's like five , 'cause there's one in the middle .	existing products
-A	1441.18	It's a scroll , yeah , it's a wheel .	existing products
-A	1447.32	The one I have doesn't have the four on i like around it , I don't think .	existing products
-B	1467.06	Ts and you press the centre button , that's that's your all-purpose select button right there .	existing products
-C	1467.52	Right .	existing products
-C	1469.62	Oh , I see , right , yeah .	existing products
-C	1472.1	Oh , okay .	existing products
-B	1472.71	Since it's the one in the centre that's not marked , yeah .	existing products
-C	1473.09	Yeah , that's quite a good design .	existing products
-D	1476.99	I think why it would be good for us is 'cause like you could have the same wheel sort of effect for like channel flipping and then the other one could be like for volume .	look and usability
-B	1483.46	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1484.91	Like just the idea of like those so few buttons for main things , but then how you could go back to the menu and like , I dunno if we would want it on the screen there or on the actual T_V_ .	look and usability
-B	1487.18	Uh uh t Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1494.45	I kind of am wanting to say on the T_V_ , 'cause if you're changing the brightness , don't you wanna see it happening , kind of ?	look and usability
-B	1497.95	Hmm .	look and usability
-A	1500.41	Mm .	look and usability
-C	1500.74	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1501.09	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1501.45	And then you could still have that available .	look and usability
-B	1502.47	Yeah , I think an L_C_D_ screen might be good in theory , but not as useful in practice .	look and usability
-C	1507.87	I think it could be difficult in practice , yeah .	look and usability
-B	1510.31	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1510.7	Also z yeah , 'cause you would be z looking down at the L_C_D_ screen , than back up at your T_V_ and people don't wanna do that .	look and usability
-D	1513.66	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	1514.01	Right .	look and usability
-D	1515.22	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	1516.09	Um Oh we probably have to get going , don't we ?	look and usability agenda/equipment issues
-A	1517.79	Okay um we have we've about fifteen minutes left , so I'm I'm gonna continue with my pres presentation .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1524.07	Uh-huh .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1525.9	Um I've one more slide before we close , but in that slide is when we need to make decisions about this these kinds of things , so I'll just bring that up and show you all before we move on .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1531.95	'Kay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1538.5	Um Yeah , and then like the the covers could be spongy latex wherea but the actual model could be titanium .	look and usability agenda/equipment issues
-D	1541.23	If I get any more information of fruits and vegetables , I'll let you know .	discussion
-B	1541.57	Could Could we uh could we have changeable covers like for your mobile ?	look and usability discussion
-C	1548.96	Like , to make it different fruits .	look and usability
-B	1549.01	In different fruit and vegetable colours , yeah .	look and usability
-C	1553.88	Yeah , it's possible .	look and usability
-B	1557.62	Exactly .	look and usability
-B	1561.04	And you could co-ordinate with your house or whatever .	look and usability
-C	1566.04	I think maybe th the packaging , it should be like a lemon and the the packaging is like the peel .	look and usability
-B	1566.07	All these options .	look and usability
-C	1573.38	So instead of opening the box you just kind of peel it , and the remote control's inside .	look and usability
-B	1573.46	Ooh .	look and usability
-D	1577.98	Well , there we go .	look and usability
-B	1578.47	Oh .	look and usability
-C	1578.49	Don't know .	look and usability
-A	1578.91	Ah hmm hmm hmm .	look and usability
-D	1579.73	The iPod packaging is me like was so that was like half the fun .	look and usability
-D	1583.73	It's like the way it all comes all cute .	look and usability
-B	1583.76	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1586.37	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1587.38	Lemons ?	look and usability
-B	1587.54	Options .	look and usability
-A	1590.05	Okay , um components concept .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1593.61	Energy , chip on print .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1595.47	Uh-hu oh , oh yes .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1597.61	Right , I had sort of skipped over that hoping it wouldn't get be necessary but um Alright , so um decisions , what the okay deci decisions on energy I'm thinking is based on the battery .	agenda/equipment issues components, materials and energy sources
-A	1597.67	G That's th th this is the agenda they gave me .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1604.27	So can you just explain what that is real quick ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1612.02	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1612.47	Um I dunno , what do people think about this kinetic battery idea ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1617.19	I think it's awesome .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1618.18	I think it's really cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1618.19	Am I Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1621.32	Yeah , I mean , it would t totally take care of our problem of not wanting to change batteries .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1628.23	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1628.81	Yeah , um I think it's good , as as long as we consider the the cost and the uh how reliable it is , but as far as I know , the technology is good .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1635.23	Right , I haven't gotten any yeah , any more information on cost other than it's more expensive than a regular battery , but um but if we're using a an i a cheaper chip , then it'll even out , I think .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1637.04	Costs .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1643.21	But over time Yeah , it's a But if you c if you could scroll through the channels , and then the volume would just be and the volume would just be like the same way , forward and backward as I'm just thinking like it would make it much like sleeker sort of looking .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1648.51	Um circuit boards .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1651.55	Um yeah , I got a whole bunch of information on how circuit boards are produced .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1655.55	They're they're thin fibreglass with copper wires etched on to them , and di I think they're quite easily printed on by machine , which is chip on print is where the machine prints on the wires and solders it all together for us .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1668.41	I don't really know what to tell you as far as decisions .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1670.87	I wasn't really given any options , I was just given that this is how they're done .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1675.01	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1675.64	Um yeah , I can't can't really tell you .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1679.44	I can I can tell you a whole lot about how it works .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1682.39	But I don't know any decisions on Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1684.76	If they're if they're really options .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1687.86	I'm sorry , I did f Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1688.59	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1688.8	Al all circuit boards are pretty much the same , I think .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1691.33	Uh it's fairly fairly standard .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1695.44	Um okay , then we'll move on to the case .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1699.82	Um oh bu I guess maybe if we decided on like a simple , a regular , or an advanced chip , maybe .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1705.12	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1705.86	Well okay , here's the here's the thing on the chips that I that I got .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1709.6	Um simple , regular , advanced chip on print .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1712.82	The chip on print includes an infrared sensor , so we don't have to worry about that .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1717.52	Um , 'kay , the pushbutton if we're gonna have pushbuttons , they require a simple chip , but a scroll wheel requires a regular chip , and an L_C_D_ requires advanced .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1730.0	Do we want a scroll wheel , or do we just want pushbuttons ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1734.16	Um I don't think we ne really need the scroll whe wheel .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1739.45	I mean it might be nice for changing the volume .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1742.05	Oh .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1742.29	It would be nice for changing the volume , but I don't know how useful it'd be for changing the channel .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1742.42	Uh but I don't think it would really work .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1746.38	'Cause you don't have control over numbers or We have five minutes left for the meeting , so .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1749.03	Yeah , you really need buttons for changing a channel .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1749.35	Yeah , th it'd be it'd be handy for going through if there was an on-screen menu of your channel choices , than you can scroll down on the scroll .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1758.01	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1761.22	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1766.16	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1772.69	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1773.47	And otherwise , no matter how may buttons we have , we're gonna have like , you know , black with red sticking out and th no it's gonna inevitably sort of start looking like those group of sort of ugly ones that we saw stacked up .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1773.49	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1782.34	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1786.56	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1787.27	So , have a scroll for volume ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1790.72	F or for all those secret functions ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1792.12	F Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1793.95	When you get on the on-screen menu of all your functions that your remote could do for you without the buttons and you could have a scroll wheel to go through those menus .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1802.45	I think yeah , I think a scroll wheel would be nice , but it's not necessary .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1806.71	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1806.74	Um Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1807.55	So we could either go with a simple or a regular chip , depending and maybe we could table that decision for later .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1814.22	I don't know .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1817.45	I think w well I think when we go on to the une userface , we're gonna have to decide the interface we're gonna have to decide um whether we're gonna have a scroll or not .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1822.65	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1825.27	Well , let's think about that while we talk about the case .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1827.4	Okay , let's do case .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1828.53	Uh I'm kinda liking the idea of latex , if if spongy is the in thing .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1834.14	I'm a little um I'm a little hesitant about it , because I'm worried about protecting the stuff on the inside .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1839.11	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1839.81	Um Yeah , I would be more okay with like a titanium actual thing and then maybe like a mobile phone kind of thing .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1840.6	Oh could it be hard , and then something around it ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1842.01	Uh yeah , everything I've N oh wha what I've what I've seen , just not related to this , but of latex cases before , is that there's uh like a hard plastic inside , and it's just covered with the latex .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1851.38	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1858.65	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1859.42	Not too thick a layer of latex , just enough to be grippable , like bike handles or or anything that you've seen like that .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1860.4	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1862.84	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1866.05	The inside is hard .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1867.43	I don't think we need to worry about protecting the circuit board , I think that that's done for us .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1869.48	Ge o Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1872.73	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1873.3	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1873.46	So we uh we do want latex .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1875.83	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1876.23	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1877.65	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1879.38	Latex .	look and usability
-A	1880.19	Um and probably in colours , maybe fruity , vegetable colours .	look and usability
-B	1885.42	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1886.36	Fruity colours .	look and usability
-A	1890.61	Okay um let's go to the ufe user interface then we'll come back to the chip I suppose .	look and usability
-B	1896.18	Oh and we want a curved case , yeah ?	look and usability
-B	1898.49	Or a double-curved ?	look and usability
-A	1900.54	Well , we don't really know what the difference is , right ?	look and usability
-D	1902.21	I'm thinking curved of some sort .	look and usability
-A	1903.8	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1904.23	Yeah , okay .	look and usability
-C	1904.45	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1906.48	We don't really know what the difference Good point .	look and usability
-A	1909.14	Um okay , interface , the type and the supplements .	look and usability
-A	1914.2	So push or scroll , right ?	look and usability
-C	1915.79	Um Yep .	look and usability
-A	1918.82	Or both ?	look and usability
-C	1919.82	Um And I think if we wanna keep our costs down , we should just go for pushbuttons , 'cause then we can have a a simple chip and it's simpler , it's it's cheaper to make pushbuttons than it is a scroll button .	look and usability
-C	1934.13	So in terms of uh in terms of uh economics it's probably better to have pushbuttons .	look and usability
-A	1934.72	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1940.94	And if we had a sc an on-screen um kind of thing that you could scroll through , like you can use your buttons to scroll through things .	look and usability
-C	1947.69	Yeah , yeah , it's uh it's it's fairly simple .	look and usability
-A	1949.11	I think that yeah .	look and usability
-A	1951.17	For channel surfing I think a scroll an actual like an iPod's kind of scroll thing would be too fast , I dunno .	look and usability
-B	1956.92	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1958.93	I say pushbuttons at least unless we get any information but I have no idea how much more expensive a scroll wheel is than than a pushbutton , but it's gotta be some more expensive , so I think it might be better to put our money into the stuff like the kinetic battery and the cool case because Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1969.98	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1976.33	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	1977.01	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1977.57	Is that okay with you ?	look and usability
-C	1977.84	Interesting .	look and usability
-A	1978.54	How you feeling ?	look and usability
-D	1978.99	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1979.49	And let's like see if we get anything else .	look and usability
-D	1981.06	I mean I'm not like hard-sold on the scroll wheel , it's more just to give it a different kind of look , but if it's gonna be in a latex type thing and that's gonna look cool , then that's probably gonna have a bigger impact than the scroll wheel .	look and usability
-A	1985.83	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1988.48	It might be cool enough .	look and usability
-A	1994.13	Okay , so we're gonna go with um type pushbuttons , and then supplements , how are we gonna do that ?	look and usability
-C	1998.52	Yep .	look and usability
-C	2002.68	Uh what do you mean by supplements , exactly ?	look and usability
-A	2005.44	Um I assume that's what else we're gonna like h ha the um the additional buttons we can use .	look and usability
-C	2013.04	Um Yep .	look and usability
-B	2013.63	Oh .	look and usability
-A	2013.72	So we're gonna have like a menu button , so that we can access on-screen things then ?	look and usability
-C	2018.12	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	2018.81	Okay , um so we're doing an on-screen menu that we can scroll through .	look and usability
-B	2019.05	Alright .	look and usability
-C	2019.21	Um in Yeah .	look and usability
-B	2021.11	So what are what are our buttons gonna be ?	look and usability
-B	2023.08	On off So like one through five , or No .	look and usability
-C	2024.22	On off , uh volume , favourite channels , uh and menu .	look and usability
-C	2030.92	Yeah , yeah about yeah like yeah , a bit like radio presets .	look and usability
-D	2031.01	Like a radio type sorta situation ?	look and usability
-C	2035.84	Um Uh we wouldn't even need the numbers .	look and usability
-A	2036.2	Pre-set channels and then we're gonna need um numbers one through zero , right ?	look and usability
-C	2045.17	I think maybe numbers seems is kind of old-fashioned .	look and usability
-A	2047.12	Well , but in order to pre-set a cha oh I guess you can just hold it down when you get to one when you're scrolling through .	look and usability
-C	2050.49	Yeah , yeah , you can just and you need some kind of , I dunno , sort of up down kind of button , but the volume control could double for that , for example .	look and usability
-B	2051.82	Mm .	look and usability
-B	2056.41	Yeah , up down .	look and usability
-A	2060.11	Mm-hmm .	closing
-A	2062.14	Okay , um finishing the meeting now .	closing
-A	2064.26	Um our next meeting starts in thirty minutes , um you each have things to do , look and feel design , user interface design , product evaluation , and you two are going to work together on a prototype using modelling clay .	closing
-A	2074.56	You'll get specific instructions from your personal coach .	closing
-B	2075.15	Ooh .	closing
-C	2075.56	Cool .	closing
-D	2077.39	Wow .	closing
-A	2078.16	Um did we decide on a chip ?	closing
-A	2079.47	Let's go with a simple chip ?	closing
-B	2080.86	Simple chip .	closing
-C	2081.48	Yep .	closing
-A	2081.49	Okay .	closing
-A	2083.34	We are done .	closing
-A	2084.85	Thank you everyone .	closing
-A	2089.21	Oh I di these are already in our shared folder , so .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	2091.4	Okay , cool .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	2094.87	Clay .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	2095.37	Clay .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	2095.57	I wasn't expecting that .	agenda/equipment issues

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-A	36.32	Okay um , welcome to our detailed design meeting .	opening
-A	42.0	I'm pretty excited .	opening
-A	43.49	Let's start it's approximately fifteen forty or something like that .	opening
-A	52.36	Okay um the agenda we're gonna do an opening and then um I'll talk about the minutes from the last meeting , what we d discussed um , then we'll have the prototype presentation and a look at the evaluation criteria .	opening
-A	67.52	We'll look at the finances and finally a do a production evaluation and close .	opening
-A	74.03	So , starting off with the um last the last one , oh I don't have it here um , but we talked about energy , we're gonna use a kinetic battery um , we want to use a simple chip , because we're not gonna need a a shuffle um , we're gonna need a scroll um , we're choosing a latex case w in fruity colours that's curved and um we're using push buttons uh with a supplement of an on-screen menu .	opening
-A	100.88	And it sounded like we had set um like eight or nine buttons , including five pre-set channels .	opening
-A	107.74	Okay ?	opening
-A	108.59	Let's do the look and feel design presentation first .	opening
-C	112.6	Right , do you wanna start ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	114.42	Right , well we made three different prototypes and I guess we'll start with with this one .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	118.95	Um we have our colours not are not fixed , but this is the general shape .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	125.2	Um it's you hold it sort of either like like this in your left hand or you switch it over and uh it's easily adaptable to either hand .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	134.14	You can push the buttons with your thumb like a mobile phone , or you can push them with your index finger of your other hand , or even I mean there's a whole variety , you can hold it like this and press it with your same index finger .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	144.89	Uh we have the on off button at the tip , very visible , very big .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	149.56	We have our up and down buttons , which are also gonna be our channel selectors , and we have our little menu button here .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	156.47	If you push if you're just pushing these normally , they're the menu buttons , if uh the volume buttons rather .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	162.61	If you press select once , they become channel changing buttons .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	165.9	If we press select three times , the menu with the other features and pro possibly also with your T_V_ channel choices shows up , and you have your five presets down here .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	178.26	Um if people wanna grab hold of that , see how it feels in your hand .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	182.82	That's our number one prototype .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	185.61	Um do you wanna present the potato , or shall I present the Martian ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	187.95	like a little lightning in it .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	188.54	Okay , um What We call that one the rhombus , uh the rhombus .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	189.89	The little lightning bolt in it , very cute .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	193.02	I could Could the middle button of the on-screen menu function as a power button ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	194.28	The v the rhombus rhombus ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	195.8	That's the rhombus , yep .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	196.77	Um this one is known as the potato , uh it's it's a how can I present it ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	204.1	It's an ergonomic shape , so it it fits in your hand nicely .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	208.26	Um it's designed to be used either in your left hand or or in your right hand .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	213.51	Um I've gone here just for just for four buttons on this one .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	217.87	Um the two blue buttons here are for adjusting the volume .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	221.75	So you've got volume up and volume down on the other side here .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	225.96	Um the red ones are for uh changing channels , channel up and channel down and that's um moves between your favourite channels that you've selected .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	237.45	Uh this middle button here brings up the on-screen menu and when you're working in the on-screen menu you use the other four buttons to navigate around the menu system and the middle button uh to select and that's basically it , that's the potato .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	255.27	Um on , off ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	256.9	Uh that would be one of your channels , basically , so like channel zero would be t to switch switch the machine off , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	260.41	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	262.73	Yeah we turn it off .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	268.98	Um not really , it would make it hard to turn the machine off , to turn your T_V_ off .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	272.77	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	275.89	If you pressed and held it maybe .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	277.78	Yeah yeah , that that'd be one way of doing it , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	278.13	If you like held it down , that would be on off .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	279.3	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	280.32	That'd work , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	280.79	On off , that's a possibility , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	282.77	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	283.99	And then finally we have um the Martian or the pear , either way .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	289.94	Um it's a bit different , just a little bit more of a creative feel .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	294.34	Uh you have the on off toggle stem on the top .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	299.5	We have the five preset seeds .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	304.54	And then you have on the sides to make it a little bit more three-dimensional , you have your channel changing , volume changing buttons and your menu button right here in the middle .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	313.76	So , that's for your consideration as well , plus it's an interesting talking point to have standing up .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	316.19	Let's pass .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	319.44	We figured it could stand up like this on your table , if you wanted it to , if I made the bot the bottom flat .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	321.74	Uh-huh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	325.16	Sorry , what's the yellow one in the middle , I forgot .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	327.73	Uh the menu select button .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	332.09	Very interesting .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	333.49	I think that one's my favourite .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	333.87	So that's So that's our three prototypes .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	337.8	Um basically , in terms of making decisions , what we'd need to do is first of all decide on a form uh which of the three different shapes we want , then decide what kind of button layout we want , how many buttons , and then to choose what colours we want to make the buttons and if we wanna put any text on the device , like label on the buttons or put a brand name or or a logo on it or whatever .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	360.88	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	362.83	We were we were thinking that normally we'd go for fruity colours , but maybe we're also thinking that your sort of middle aged man , for an example customer , might not want a fruity coloured remote , so m maybe we'd have one version that's a bit toned down , maybe with with less contrasts on it .	look and usability
-A	382.0	Mm 'kay .	look and usability
-B	384.85	Yeah , something still a little bright to make it hard to lose , but yeah .	look and usability
-C	384.86	Would Yeah , but we don't want it to look like a kids' toy .	look and usability
-A	391.93	Now that was one thing that we brought up over email .	how to find when misplaced
-A	394.04	I don't know if you picked up your email , but um the f the um feature that we considered for it not getting lost .	how to find when misplaced
-C	395.21	Yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-B	400.04	Right .	how to find when misplaced
-B	400.55	Well we were we were talking about that a little bit when we got that email and we think that each of these are so distinctive , that it it's not just like another piece of technology around your house .	how to find when misplaced
-B	411.05	It's gonna be somewhere that it can be seen .	how to find when misplaced
-A	413.68	Mm-hmm .	how to find when misplaced
-B	414.15	So we're we're not thinking that it's gonna be as critical to have the loss I think Yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-D	417.33	But if it's like under covers or like in a couch you still can't see it .	how to find when misplaced
-A	419.75	It's really Would it be very difficult to um just have an external device that like I dunno , you tape to your to your T_V_ um that when you press it you ha a little light beep goes off ?	how to find when misplaced
-A	432.8	Do you think that would be conceptually possible ?	how to find when misplaced
-C	435.82	I think it would be difficult technologically , because if your if your remote's lost it's probably under the settee and in that case you can't you can't send an infrared sing signal to it to find it , s so it's I'm not quite sure how it would work and then I wonder if it's if it's more just a gimmick then anything else .	how to find when misplaced
-A	438.53	Mm-hmm .	how to find when misplaced
-A	448.4	Mm .	how to find when misplaced
-A	451.01	That's true , mm 'kay .	how to find when misplaced
-C	456.8	Uh I mean ho how many times do you really , seriously lose your remote control and would would a device like that actually help you to find it ?	how to find when misplaced
-B	465.14	There might be something that you can do in the circuit board and the chip to make it make a noise or something , but it would take a lot more development than we have this afternoon .	how to find when misplaced
-A	472.75	Mm-hmm .	how to find when misplaced
-A	474.64	Okay , that's a fair evaluation .	how to find when misplaced
-A	478.18	Getting lost .	how to find when misplaced
-A	479.65	Um we so we do we've decided not to worry about that for now .	how to find when misplaced
-A	483.77	Okay 'cause well , the designs are very bright , so you're right , they're gonna stick out , but um Mm-hmm .	look and usability how to find when misplaced
-B	488.1	So d do people have a preference as far as feel and functionality ?	look and usability
-B	492.15	Um .	look and usability
-D	492.69	I feel like this is simil or it's sort of what already exists so if we're trying to think of something sort of like new and fun , even though this is like what you're init I'm initially drawn to , just 'cause it's like comfortable and like not different .	look and usability
-D	507.44	I sort of like this one , like I I don't know why , it just it's like small but still sort of like cute looking , I dunno .	look and usability
-D	516.63	But I also like the b the side buttons on that one , like I think that's kind of neat .	look and usability
-D	521.97	But I dunno how much any of this has to do with the fashionable , sort of cool looking thing that we also need to focus on .	look and usability
-A	530.4	Could we maybe have like an extra button on the top for on off ?	look and usability
-A	533.43	So then w we wouldn't have to have like a dual function ?	look and usability
-B	534.0	Mm yeah , that's good , that's good .	look and usability
-D	534.15	Ah , there we go .	look and usability
-C	534.22	Yeah , it's possible , yeah , yeah .	look and usability
-B	537.16	Here , stick it on .	look and usability
-C	538.42	Put an extra the button on .	look and usability
-A	540.15	Sure .	look and usability
-A	542.67	Um uh why don't we do a product evaluation using your criteria , if you've developed some ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	546.34	Well do we w like I think we're supposed to have one that we do it for .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	550.71	Oh okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	551.96	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	552.15	That was I was a little vague on what exactly I'm supposed to do , but let me I have to like write something on the whiteboard , so .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	552.98	So where Right .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	557.66	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	559.48	Do you need this or just write on the white board ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	561.12	No , I actually don't have like a PowerPointy thing , 'cause I think it would be redundant .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	564.07	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	567.38	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	567.53	I dunno .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	570.19	It's kind of like uh like a joystick kind of thing , you know , kinda push it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	570.89	Ooh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	574.17	Cool .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	574.82	Hey .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	577.85	'Kay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	579.8	Maybe a little smaller than that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	581.46	No , I kinda like it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	582.38	That's hard to miss .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	583.33	It makes look more fruity as well .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	585.37	Oh it does , it's kind of like There it could have a stem like that , 'cause I do l kind of like the stem .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	586.6	It's like a deformed foot , I dunno .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	598.45	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	598.74	Like Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	602.68	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	604.12	It almost helps you ge keep a grip too , 'cause it goes in between fingers .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	606.21	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	607.69	Interesting .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	608.46	I like this one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	609.65	Okay , is that where people are leaning then , the potato ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	610.24	Variety of colours are nice .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	612.93	I like the idea of the I mean that's really gotten the simplicity of the buttons down , that one .	look and usability
-A	613.52	I think I'm leaning towards the potato .	look and usability
-A	618.32	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	619.51	I am worried about like um using a menu .	look and usability
-A	622.99	Um in that like i withing menus there are submenus , and so how do you get back to the main menu ?	look and usability
-B	628.36	Hmm .	look and usability
-C	628.96	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	631.08	Well that on the iPod , for example , you just every time you wanna go back you hit the menu button again and it brings you back one level .	look and usability
-A	637.17	But that has a menu button separate from a select button , whereas if this one's both the menu and the select button ?	look and usability
-C	640.48	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	641.16	Good point .	look and usability
-C	642.9	This is , it's the up and down buttons are used for scrolling up and down for a list of choices .	look and usability
-A	648.53	Okay .	look and usability
-C	649.23	You find the choice that you want and you press uh you press the right button uh .	look and usability
-A	656.97	Could these be used for going to submenus or Okay .	look and usability
-C	657.72	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	658.95	Yeah , so they're used for going into and out of your submenus , yeah .	look and usability
-B	660.58	Maybe yeah , maybe it can be one of those , if you press down and hold for two seconds , then it brings you back one level or something .	look and usability
-A	668.49	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	670.79	Okay .	look and usability
-A	671.23	Well , as long as we have that in mind as we're designing it still , mm 'kay .	look and usability
-D	674.66	Okay , so which one are we sort of roughly looking at to address whether or not it meets our s um necessities , the yellowy one is that Okay , well we can obviously change it after we go through each different one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	684.81	The potato ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	685.52	Are we leaning towards the potato ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	685.84	Potato .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	686.68	I think so .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	690.48	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	690.96	So basically what we need to do is some of the things that we've talked about before we need to make sure that that remote actually does conform to the things that we said it was going to .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	698.31	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	700.73	So what we sort of wanna do is that we each need to separately rank each of the following things and then I'll tabulate an average just to make sure that it does meet that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	709.06	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	711.59	So we'll just go through them one at a time and we'll just go around and each of you can tell me on a scale of one to seven with one being really extremely true and seven being not true at all , or false , if the remote that we've created conforms to the following criteria .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	727.99	So we can do this one first .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	730.1	First we wanna know if it meets the fancy look and feel um objective .	look and usability
-D	737.41	So like in my opinion the for now at least , the yellow one is probably somewhere in the middle so I'm gonna say it's like a three .	look and usability
-D	745.0	That's just my opinion .	look and usability
-B	746.47	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	747.22	What does each of you Okay , well give it a number , sorry .	look and usability
-A	750.38	I I kind of think it's it's unique enough that I'd give it a one or a two .	look and usability
-A	755.65	Okay .	look and usability
-A	757.47	I will give it a one .	look and usability
-B	761.67	Um I dunno if it's it's creative .	look and usability
-B	764.28	I dunno if fancy is the word I would use .	look and usability
-B	767.6	I dunno if any of them are fancy in I'd say two , because c unique .	look and usability
-D	772.54	Okay .	look and usability
-D	774.88	And two , awesome .	look and usability
-C	774.93	I'll go for two .	look and usability
-D	777.31	Alright , and same sort of scale for functionality , is it functional ?	look and usability
-D	782.4	I think it's extremely functional , I'm gonna give it a one .	look and usability
-B	786.0	Yeah , one .	look and usability
-D	786.92	One ?	look and usability
-C	788.1	I think it's it's functional , it's also pretty basic , so I'll give it a two .	look and usability
-D	792.65	Okay .	look and usability
-A	794.53	Um functional .	look and usability
-A	797.78	I think it'll get everything done , I think it might be a little confusing at first , um , I don't know if that's gonna be a later one .	look and usability
-D	801.46	Okay .	look and usability
-D	802.66	Well there's some other ones , I will address that , yeah .	look and usability
-A	804.55	Okay , then I'm gonna give it a two .	look and usability
-D	806.11	Awesome , okay .	look and usability
-D	808.03	Um we wanna know next if it's technologically innovative .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	811.59	Did you give a functional ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	813.0	Yeah , she said it was one .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	814.24	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	814.79	Um is it technologically innovative ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	818.5	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	820.2	Not really , I mean not so much , 'cause we we don't have the L_C_D_ screen , we don't have fancy chip .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	827.05	Other than what it looks like , I dunno if it's really I kinetic battery is a big one , so .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	829.84	Well , the kinetic battery .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	830.85	In the battery , that's it .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	834.71	How many people would notice that , though ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	835.01	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	836.87	But it but we know it's there .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	837.38	But they'll notice it after like a year , they'll be like hey , I have never changed the battery .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	840.56	And if it's made of like latex , that whole idea , that's pretty cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	842.42	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	843.89	I'll give it a three .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	844.0	Just the material .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	845.81	'Cause it we could've picked a lot of features that would've made it really Alright .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	848.71	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	849.88	I I would say that it's Yeah , like fancy versus creative it's it's different .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	859.84	But does that equal innovative ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	860.96	I dunno .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	861.86	I'll give it a three .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	865.27	Everyone else ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	866.27	I'd say it's technologically it's not it's not unique , I mean it's it's just it is just pushbuttons um , so I I'd give it a four .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	877.71	Think I'm gonna go with the four as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	879.42	Mm 'kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	880.48	I really like that kinetic battery though .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	881.99	Next , is it easy to use ?	look and usability
-D	883.91	Just so you know , easy to learn will be separate , so don't overlap them .	look and usability
-A	886.29	Mm 'kay .	look and usability
-B	887.14	Okay .	look and usability
-D	888.74	I think it's really easy to use .	look and usability
-D	890.55	I'll give it a two .	look and usability
-B	894.34	Um I'll give it a one .	look and usability
-B	896.46	Pretty hard to mess up .	look and usability
-C	898.48	I'll say one .	look and usability
-A	899.81	Uh let's say two .	look and usability
-D	901.88	Alright .	look and usability
-D	902.84	Um we next wanna see if it has a spongy quality and if indeed it's made of latex or rubber I it's spongy all the way .	look and usability
-A	913.54	Give it a one .	look and usability
-D	914.2	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	914.38	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	915.22	I wonder if it bounces when you drop it .	look and usability
-B	917.43	Ooh , that you couldn't it'd be harder to break , harder to lose .	look and usability
-D	917.9	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	920.79	Mm .	look and usability
-C	921.12	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	921.92	'Cause there would be less impact maybe , .	look and usability
-D	923.66	Iain , what do you give it ?	look and usability
-B	923.91	Mm .	look and usability
-C	924.12	Yeah I'd I'd give it a one .	look and usability
-D	926.83	Alright and the next is , does it integrate some notion of fruits and vegetables ?	look and usability
-C	932.04	Uh um .	look and usability
-D	934.51	Well , is it gonna be yellow ?	look and usability
-B	937.56	It it might be , 'cause that's our corporate colour , isn't it ?	look and usability
-A	940.28	That's right , yeah , corporate colour , we didn't keep that in um well if we I know it would make it a little less c a little more confusing , but if we had all the buttons in black , and a design in and the outside in yellow , that'd be our corporate one and we could also have alternative colours , one a more conservative one , one that's more fruity .	look and usability
-C	941.46	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	943.22	We might wanna keep it yellow .	look and usability
-D	957.86	Yeah , but if you had like a silvery kind of white or something .	look and usability
-B	960.52	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	961.72	Yeah , Yeah .	look and usability
-A	962.34	Um and can we have like an R_R_ inscribed on the bottom or something ?	look and usability
-B	962.71	If we had a yellow Sure .	look and usability
-A	965.77	Okay .	look and usability
-D	965.87	Oh , yeah .	look and usability
-D	968.31	Alright , so I think it it's Yeah .	look and usability
-A	968.67	Fruity , so fruity .	look and usability
-B	968.68	So it was inspired by the potato , so I think it's pretty fruity .	look and usability
-A	972.49	I think i it's kind of mangoey too .	look and usability
-B	974.5	Oh , mango that that That's a much more trendy than a potato one .	look and usability
-D	974.5	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	974.8	Mangoey is better , yeah .	look and usability
-D	975.17	I okay , I'm giving it a one the mango put me over .	look and usability
-A	975.54	Yes .	look and usability
-C	975.88	I like mangoes .	look and usability
-A	978.04	Mm .	look and usability
-D	981.12	What are what's everyone's numbers ?	look and usability
-C	984.64	Uh two .	look and usability
-A	985.74	One .	look and usability
-D	986.98	Alright um , and does the design match the appropriate behaviour ?	look and usability
-D	991.1	Remember earlier we discussed that people don't use a lot of buttons , that they use the channel flipping and the volume the most .	look and usability
-D	999.46	I think we really took that into account a lot , so I'm gonna give it a one .	look and usability
-A	1002.43	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	1002.48	Yeah , me too .	look and usability
-C	1005.39	Uh one .	look and usability
-D	1006.63	Did you say one , Rose ?	look and usability
-A	1008.02	Yes .	look and usability
-D	1009.77	Okay um , also we talked earlier about R_S_I_ and wanting to prevent um any sort of like Carpal Tunnely kind of thing .	look and usability
-D	1017.98	Do we think that the latex sort of grip appropriately takes that into account ?	look and usability
-D	1024.13	I think I'll give it a two , 'cause I almost feel like no matter what you do , something is gonna happen .	look and usability
-A	1028.22	It's gonna be hard .	look and usability
-B	1028.42	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1029.38	Yeah , yeah .	look and usability
-A	1031.32	And if it's repetitive movement it is gonna be only four buttons that you're constantly pushing , but um I like how it fits in the hand though so I I'd go with a two .	look and usability
-D	1036.98	Um um worth the risk , I think .	look and usability
-B	1040.37	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1042.39	I'll I'll say two as well .	look and usability
-B	1044.04	Because older people that aren't used to like texting with the thumb might find it a bit at first , but The menu system and the the fact that multiple buttons are used for different things might be a bit confusing , but I think if it's one it's one of those things that it might take you five minutes to figure out , but you'll have it afterwards .	look and usability
-A	1048.82	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1049.43	'Kay .	look and usability
-C	1052.0	Yeah I'll I'll say two .	look and usability
-D	1053.69	Alright , awesome .	look and usability
-D	1054.54	And the ease of learning it .	look and usability
-D	1056.98	I know you were saying that you're a little bit nervous about that , I dunno .	look and usability
-D	1060.64	It sort of reminds me of the iPod .	look and usability
-D	1062.47	I just got mine , I still haven't read the instruction book and I'm doing okay , so and I'm not good at learning technology .	look and usability
-A	1065.3	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1068.64	So I'll give it a two .	look and usability
-A	1082.92	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	1083.28	So I'd I think I'd give it a two I guess .	look and usability
-C	1087.54	I think it it's probably a little harder then most remotes to learn , because you have to you have to use the menu system and you have to tell it what your favourite channels are and that could take a bit of learning at first , but once you've , yeah once you'd learned how to use it , I think it is a lot easier .	look and usability
-B	1097.28	Oh , good point .	look and usability
-D	1099.54	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	1105.03	So I'd I'd give it a four .	look and usability
-D	1106.66	Okay .	look and usability
-A	1107.78	I think I'd give it a four too .	look and usability
-A	1108.96	It's a pretty high learning curve , it'll be easy once you've done it , but We we I think we can kind of say we addressed it with colour , but Mm-hmm .	look and usability how to find when misplaced
-D	1112.15	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	1112.22	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1113.7	Alright , um also earlier we had something about losing it and so now we're not addressing that at all , so Okay , so in terms of not losing it , do you think that on a scale of one to seven , how easy or hard is it to lose ?	how to find when misplaced
-D	1132.75	I'm gonna I'm gonna give it a four , 'cause I think that you can still if it's in between somewhere where you can't see it , you're kind of not gonna find it , but anywhere else it's gonna stand out .	how to find when misplaced
-C	1141.3	Yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-B	1144.61	Um I'd say I'd give it uh a three , I guess it depends on how tidy you are normally .	how to find when misplaced
-A	1149.56	Mm I'd give it a four .	how to find when misplaced
-C	1152.07	Um I'll give it a five 'cause i it would be easy to lose something like that , yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-A	1155.59	Small too .	how to find when misplaced
-D	1157.3	Alright , we also said simplicity , how w how well does it address just being simple ?	look and usability
-B	1164.15	Simple to use or simple in design ?	look and usability
-B	1167.07	Do you know ?	look and usability
-D	1167.19	I think overall , 'cause we had said before our two main things were simplicity and fashion , so those are the next two things we're gonna look at .	look and usability
-D	1173.67	Separate from fancy , like that sort of thing .	look and usability
-B	1175.32	Right .	look and usability
-D	1177.6	Um it like wants to be simple but it's not like totally totally simple , so I'm gonna give it a two .	look and usability
-B	1184.65	I'm give it a three I guess .	look and usability
-C	1187.81	I'll give it a two .	look and usability
-A	1189.73	Three .	look and usability
-D	1191.46	Alright , and fashionable ?	look and usability
-A	1193.78	It's totally fashionable .	look and usability
-D	1194.8	It's hot , I mean it's a mango , come on .	look and usability
-A	1194.98	I'd give it a one .	look and usability
-A	1196.93	Mango .	look and usability
-D	1198.4	I mean how fashionable can you make a remote ?	look and usability
-D	1200.33	I think it's bringing technology and fashion together real really well .	look and usability
-B	1204.14	I dunno .	look and usability
-B	1204.51	I don't think it's quite as fashionable as my robot remote or alien or whatever he was .	look and usability
-A	1207.21	I do like uh the little Martian one .	look and usability
-D	1209.76	Yeah , the toggle on off switch , it's really appealing .	look and usability
-D	1215.12	Number .	look and usability
-B	1215.68	Um two .	look and usability
-C	1219.73	Three .	look and usability
-A	1221.21	One .	look and usability
-D	1222.56	And does it meet our like demographic need sort of for international appeal , that whole thing ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1233.76	Just that it would se serve our audience .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1236.71	I don't see why not .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1237.66	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1238.54	I think as long if we offer in a in at least three different colour arrangements .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1244.28	Um yeah , that's good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1244.32	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1244.69	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1247.09	So I'll give it a a two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1249.33	Yeah , I'll say two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1251.97	Alright , did anyone have any other features that they think were important that we didn't talk about ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1256.18	Well um we didn't we didn't address the fact that it does need to b have a corporate logo , so let's let's make sure we keep that in mind that we ha that one of our colours concepts is corporate and has an R_R_ on it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1264.44	Shall we uh Well I think all of them should have an R_R_ .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1267.1	All of them should have R_R_ , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1270.7	And so we're gonna do that , so it will address it , fine .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1272.11	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1272.46	Mm 'kay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1276.37	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1278.32	That's me .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1278.42	Lovely .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1280.66	Okay , now we're gonna look at finances .	costing
-A	1282.68	Um I have an Excel sheet that we're actually gonna calculate the cost um , so let me exit out of this first .	costing agenda/equipment issues
-A	1295.67	Okay um I know .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1297.4	Whoa .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1297.42	Oh my .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1300.26	Let me one more space .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1304.13	Gonna zoom in real quick .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1310.82	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1311.95	Hand dynamo .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1314.2	We're using kinetic battery , right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1314.47	Uh we're n using kinetic , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1316.52	Um and we're having one per One , okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1320.28	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1321.61	Um electronics .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1323.43	Single .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1324.52	Simple , simple rather .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1324.6	Simple .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1325.13	Simple .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1326.4	Mm 'kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1328.07	Um the case .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1329.68	Uh uh uh double-curved .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1331.05	Guess it's double-curved .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1332.68	It is pretty curvy .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1333.54	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1333.91	It's very curvy , so okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1335.67	Yeah I never did get a picture of those so I don't really know .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1339.59	Our case material supplements oops , we just skipped by them .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1342.2	Well don't we need plastic , and Provided , okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1344.16	No , we we the plastic is the plastic for the inside is assumed .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1348.87	The supplement is Oh , I guess it was rubber rather than latex .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1350.81	The wood ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1352.13	I mean the rubber .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1352.26	It was rubber and special colour , right ?	look and usability
-B	1354.53	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1355.24	Mm-hmm , okay .	look and usability
-D	1355.76	Do we have more than one special colour ?	look and usability
-A	1359.36	Yeah , we're using we're gonna need at least two special colours .	look and usability
-B	1359.37	Uh well I don't know what the se the basic colour is though .	look and usability
-C	1361.25	Special colours , isn't it ?	look and usability
-A	1364.16	Um .	look and usability
-D	1365.06	Per Well , but we know that we're having at least three colours , so Right .	look and usability
-A	1366.35	I dunno where it yeah .	look and usability
-A	1369.85	So let's y say three .	look and usability
-B	1370.39	Well , are we talking about on each colour combination or are we , you know , we'll like we'll have yellow and black .	look and usability
-B	1377.08	Is that two special colours ?	look and usability
-A	1379.62	Yeah , I dunno .	look and usability
-B	1380.31	Or or is white and black , then two more or Uh .	look and usability
-A	1380.8	That I thi I thought that would be under yours .	look and usability
-B	1390.55	I guess it's three , three three .	look and usability
-A	1391.25	We'll just say three .	look and usability
-A	1393.61	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	1394.44	Alright .	look and usability
-A	1394.66	Maybe the R_R_ will be in colour as well , so yeah .	look and usability
-A	1397.5	Interface , we're doing push buttons .	look and usability
-B	1399.4	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1399.81	And how many buttons do we have ?	look and usability
-D	1400.61	We have six .	look and usability
-C	1401.84	We've got five .	look and usability
-D	1403.43	Oh no , five .	look and usability
-B	1403.45	Six , with the power .	look and usability
-C	1403.55	Oh six .	look and usability
-A	1403.62	Six .	look and usability
-B	1406.47	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1406.79	Anything else ?	look and usability
-B	1408.25	No .	look and usability
-B	1408.64	Oh , we'll do we wa Are the buttons in special colour , special f I didn't get information on Well , does it but if we're making multiple varieties of this is where I'm getting confused .	look and usability
-D	1415.52	Oh wait .	look and usability
-A	1415.87	Oh , buttons oh , so um .	look and usability
-A	1418.66	So the case material will just have one colour , right , but then the buttons will be in special colours ?	look and usability
-D	1421.53	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1426.95	We're saying per unit .	look and usability
-B	1428.68	per unit , okay , okay .	look and usability
-D	1428.92	Yeah , per unit .	look and usability
-A	1429.59	Okay , so each unit will only have one colour on their but the case is could have up to thr I mean the buttons could ea could be up to three colours , 'cause that how it's designed there .	look and usability
-B	1431.86	Alright , and each button s Yeah , okay .	look and usability
-D	1439.03	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1439.84	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1440.26	I like it like that .	look and usability
-A	1440.95	So Special form ?	look and usability costing
-A	1445.26	They're all kind of just push button , right ?	costing
-B	1446.52	No , I think they're fine .	costing
-C	1447.22	Yeah .	costing
-A	1448.6	Special material ?	costing
-B	1448.91	Material , we want them rubber as well probably , yeah .	costing
-A	1451.65	Uh .	costing
-A	1452.65	Oh do I have to do it per button , do I ?	costing
-B	1455.56	No , I don't think so .	costing
-B	1458.8	I think they're if they're all gonna be rubber then it that's what it matters .	costing
-A	1459.78	Okay .	costing
-D	1463.83	Yeah , 'cause it wouldn't make sense otherwise , 'cause for the whole mat case material it's only one .	costing
-B	1464.21	Yeah .	costing
-A	1464.68	Yeah .	costing
-A	1467.18	Mm-hmm .	costing
-B	1467.44	Yeah .	costing
-D	1467.71	It's I mean it's two to make it rubber .	costing
-B	1469.38	Okay .	costing
-D	1469.61	Oh wait , so maybe .	costing
-A	1471.86	Thirteen point seven .	costing
-B	1473.92	Oh oh .	costing
-A	1475.04	Yeah , what can we reduce ?	costing
-B	1476.6	Okay , let's have our buttons all be one colour .	costing
-D	1480.6	Mm , I kind of like the buttons .	costing
-A	1481.42	Let's see what that would do .	costing
-A	1483.03	It's only gonna bring us down to thirteen point three anyway .	costing
-B	1485.42	Alright .	costing
-A	1487.0	Okay um , are we sure this is double-curved ?	costing
-B	1487.87	Uh .	costing
-A	1489.61	Maybe it's single-curved , we have no idea .	costing
-B	1490.2	We have no idea .	costing
-B	1494.36	I dunno , I didn't get any pictures .	costing
-D	1498.92	It's single curved .	costing
-B	1499.53	It's single curved .	costing
-B	1503.0	Why not ?	costing
-A	1504.35	Well it's not the yeah .	costing
-A	1505.83	Okay , it's the kinetic battery that's kind of expensive , but we have a simple chip , single curve , case material is rubber and it's a special colour , but that's important .	costing
-B	1515.41	Yeah .	costing
-B	1518.1	That is important .	costing
-A	1518.51	Six buttons we have to have six buttons .	costing
-B	1519.76	How did it get more expensive , what did you just change ?	costing
-A	1522.9	What ?	costing
-B	1522.9	It was it was thirteen and now it's fifteen .	costing
-A	1526.51	No , okay , maybe not .	costing
-A	1528.16	I don't know what just happened .	costing
-A	1530.02	Now it's twelve .	costing
-D	1530.19	We Yeah , they are .	costing
-C	1531.01	What was our target price again ?	costing
-B	1532.48	Twelve point five .	costing
-A	1532.67	Twelve point five .	costing
-B	1533.54	Hey hey .	costing
-C	1533.57	Twelve point five .	costing
-C	1534.25	So we're just just about there .	costing
-A	1535.35	So we're okay , I think .	costing
-B	1536.23	We're all set then .	costing
-A	1537.97	Yeah .	costing
-B	1540.37	Ish .	costing
-A	1542.55	Okay , we're all set .	costing
-B	1543.01	Alright .	costing
-A	1544.78	Um save .	costing
-A	1546.67	I saved that to our um our big shared folder , so you know .	costing
-A	1551.93	Um okay , back to agenda .	costing
-A	1559.09	Um are the are the costs under twelve fifty Euro ?	costing
-B	1561.57	Yes .	costing
-A	1561.74	Yes .	costing
-C	1562.32	Yeah .	costing
-A	1563.21	Let's move on to the project evaluation .	evaluation of project process
-A	1566.21	Project process .	evaluation of project process
-A	1568.18	Satisfaction with for example the room for creativity , leadership , teamwork , the means , any new ideas found .	evaluation of project process
-A	1575.36	So I guess what we're gonna talk about here is just evaluating how we created this project , the information we got on the news , how we used it , if we were able to um , you know , use our creativity with the information , um how how well I guess I led it , um the how well we worked together as a team , um the digital pens , the whiteboard .	evaluation of project process
-B	1599.78	Well .	evaluation of project process
-A	1600.07	Okay .	evaluation of project process
-B	1603.0	I felt very creative .	evaluation of project process
-B	1606.23	I enjoyed making the prototypes .	evaluation of project process
-C	1609.27	I think we've been successful in that we've achieved almost all of the design goals that we've set and we've come up with a finished project and we just about got cost .	evaluation of project process
-B	1616.35	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1623.36	I think we could've done even better with a little bit more information , like what's a single-curved case , how many colours , what do colours count things , but given given what we had I think that we did we did really well .	evaluation of project process
-A	1626.67	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-A	1631.02	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-B	1636.46	Um I think we worked together pretty well .	evaluation of project process
-C	1639.36	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1640.72	Yeah , I mean if I'd had more market research on the fruits and vegetables , maybe we could've taken that into account .	evaluation of project process
-A	1644.22	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-B	1644.26	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1646.76	But the fruits and vegetables , they really my creativity , so .	evaluation of project process
-D	1649.47	I know , I really did , the the whole mango idea was great .	evaluation of project process
-D	1652.51	No , I mean I thought the pen was a little distracting for me personally , like its heaviness , and like just being so conscious of like turning the pages , I dunno .	evaluation of project process
-B	1654.76	Do you think we could Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1665.09	That was a bit of a distraction .	evaluation of project process
-D	1667.05	That was the last one , like I chose not to do a PowerPoint 'cause I didn't think it made sense to , so I liked that I had the option to do that and just to take my own notes and that whole sort of thing .	evaluation of project process
-A	1674.53	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-C	1681.57	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1681.75	I think we all made um very significant contributions , I don't think anybody dominated it , which I thought was really good , like each of us was able to um like each of you had your information and I uh I tried to facilitate it without like taking over , um I like our little finished products .	evaluation of project process
-B	1695.59	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1700.08	They're funny .	evaluation of project process
-A	1700.39	Really cute .	evaluation of project process
-D	1701.43	I kind of want one .	evaluation of project process
-B	1704.39	Can we market this as the mango remote ?	evaluation of project process
-B	1706.65	Should we have that somewhere on the packaging ?	evaluation of project process
-B	1711.12	I have a little R_R_ .	evaluation of project process
-D	1711.56	I'm trying to think of a good pun that I could add there .	evaluation of project process
-A	1714.12	I know , let's think of it like a little jingle .	evaluation of project process
-A	1717.41	Um .	evaluation of project process
-D	1718.08	I like the R_R_ , that's gonna be etched in .	evaluation of project process
-B	1720.14	Yes .	evaluation of project process
-B	1721.29	Hopefully not with just my fingernail at some point but um it's quite a useful little gadget .	evaluation of project process
-B	1728.82	All thanks to Iain for the design of that one .	evaluation of project process
-A	1733.46	Okay um new ideas found ?	evaluation of project process
-B	1734.07	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-B	1734.9	What did we find for new ideas ?	evaluation of project process
-B	1736.78	People should really base their remotes on fruits and vegetables .	evaluation of project process
-A	1739.64	Definitely .	evaluation of project process
-C	1740.47	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1740.83	Or or at least be c p creative enough to think of toggle switches mm etcetera .	evaluation of project process components, materials and energy sources
-B	1746.0	I I am really into the idea of kinetic batteries now after reading about them .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1749.56	Oh , I'm so excited .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1752.24	Yeah , I didn't even know they existed .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1752.26	That was I I knew you can get watches that had them , like really quite expensive watches that just never need a battery , 'cause you're always moving your wrist .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1761.57	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1763.11	But in other things , I think it'd be really good .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1767.87	I thi yeah , that's awesome .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1770.71	Um okay , closing .	closing
-A	1774.19	Are the costs within the budget ?	closing
-A	1776.14	Is the project evaluated ?	closing
-B	1776.47	Yes .	closing
-A	1778.51	Now there's the final questionnaire and meeting summary .	closing
-A	1780.65	Um so , this is the great product kids , I think we've created something really interesting and that we have a market for it , um especially if we can produce it at twelve point three which we hope um yeah .	closing
-B	1787.81	Yeah .	closing
-A	1794.4	Make sure in your questionnaire to put down criticisms of both the process and the um the final results and .	closing
-D	1804.55	Yeah , Real Reaction .	closing
-A	1805.52	I do like the Martian remote .	discussion
-A	1807.38	If we could choose more than one , that would be my second choice .	discussion
-D	1809.32	Oh , that would definitely be my second choice .	discussion
-C	1810.95	Mm .	discussion
-A	1811.43	Although the tog toggle I'm afraid I would It's cool .	discussion
-C	1814.26	That's cool .	discussion
-C	1814.79	Let's all let's all go for the yellow Break the stem off .	discussion
-D	1814.96	I would break it .	discussion
-D	1816.37	I would break it .	discussion
-A	1816.9	I think I would break it .	discussion
-B	1817.58	It started because I wanted to have it as st as a stem and then alright , so Is it started as a pear , but then it started looking more and more like a Martian when I put the Take me to your leader .	discussion
-D	1823.61	Oh that's funny .	discussion
-D	1831.46	Kind of looks like a penguin , like with no eye .	discussion
-A	1833.76	Oh yeah , it's kind of a penguin .	discussion
-D	1837.73	I like that it stands up .	discussion
-A	1839.56	Mm-mm .	discussion
-B	1841.41	Wow , maybe I should market it to some remote control company now .	discussion
-B	1846.64	So are are poor little thing .	discussion
-C	1849.26	That was bound to happen Mm .	evaluation of project process discussion
-D	1849.4	Oh , sad .	discussion
-A	1857.57	Mm 'kay , congratulations .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1861.24	Um .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1863.7	Anything else to say ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1867.67	Nothing will come up until after our meeting's supposed to be over , its all timed .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1870.01	Alright .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1871.08	Oh .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1871.49	Um anybody have I got more master classes , anybody else wanna like take a master's class ?	discussion
-D	1872.39	Oh .	discussion
-B	1877.88	It's really funny that you got spam in your work emails .	discussion
-A	1880.65	Yeah , but check it out .	discussion
-A	1881.76	So like there are all these like links , they don't go anywhere .	discussion
-A	1885.47	But all that you need to keep in mind your knowledge management .	discussion
-A	1889.12	Um just wanna make sure you do .	discussion
-D	1891.96	No the first one that you sent like I didn't realise that it was a joke and I was like why did she send this to us ?	discussion
-A	1895.91	Oh It is .	discussion
-D	1897.6	It's very it's very work relevant , 'cause people send spam a lot .	discussion
-A	1901.51	Yes definitely I'm very sad that I didn't get any links to the corporate website .	evaluation of project process discussion
-D	1906.58	Oh here you can you can view .	evaluation of project process
-B	1907.58	Let's see , what did I get through the corporate website ?	evaluation of project process
-B	1910.02	It's just inspiration about circuit boards .	evaluation of project process
-D	1910.04	You can just see what's up .	evaluation of project process
-A	1912.86	Wow .	evaluation of project process
-D	1913.38	Yeah it's it's really deep .	evaluation of project process
-D	1915.43	Hold on .	evaluation of project process
-D	1918.29	Takes a little while to get excited to load .	evaluation of project process
-D	1920.87	That the Excel thing is pretty cool .	evaluation of project process
-A	1922.78	Yes .	evaluation of project process
-B	1922.88	Yeah , that is pretty neat .	evaluation of project process
-D	1923.24	Here , like , basically it's like inspiration , basically I'm gonna give you two sentences on fashion and that kind of thing , see .	evaluation of project process
-A	1923.4	I love Excel , it's one of my favourite programs .	evaluation of project process
-D	1932.1	You didn't miss out that much .	evaluation of project process
-A	1932.67	I see , mm .	evaluation of project process
-B	1933.91	Yeah , my inspiration from from last time is the in interior of a remote control being taken apart bit by bit , talking about circuit boards .	evaluation of project process
-A	1935.87	Spongy .	evaluation of project process
-B	1941.86	I learned a lot actually .	evaluation of project process
-D	1942.8	Oh wow .	evaluation of project process
-B	1943.22	I could probably take apart a remote control now if I really needed to .	evaluation of project process
-D	1946.39	This one was cooler .	evaluation of project process
-D	1947.54	I got a whole table and everything .	evaluation of project process
-B	1949.68	Now I have all about circuits and chips and transponders and I wrote it all down , because I thought it would be relevant , like all the different parts of the inside of a remote control , but then they're like , you don't actually need this you just need to talk about the case .	evaluation of project process
-D	1963.04	That's like mine it was like , would you prefer an L_C_D_ screen or a multifunction remote control ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1967.13	And then it didn't have like any kind of table , like awesome , I'm glad they asked that question and didn't report the result .	evaluation of project process
-B	1974.53	It's really interesting though .	evaluation of project process
-A	1974.72	I I thought it was a little tricky having to hand around this thing .	evaluation of project process
-B	1980.68	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1980.92	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1981.24	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1981.83	We had a lot of the um otherwise the technology today was kinda cool .	evaluation of project process
-C	1983.72	I think .	evaluation of project process
-C	1986.18	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1986.39	That was really neat how I got emails and No .	evaluation of project process
-C	1987.98	We didn't we didn't use the whiteboard that much .	evaluation of project process
-A	1988.89	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-A	1990.71	No .	evaluation of project process
-A	1991.87	Although I don't see how we could have very l at least for me I Mm .	evaluation of project process
-B	1996.9	I yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1998.12	If I'd gotten pictures of the different parts of the case , the different looks of the case , I would have probably drawn them up , but Yeah , we could've put our brainstorming stuff up there rather than just talking about it , but with only four people it doesn't really make sense .	evaluation of project process
-D	2005.43	'Cause we weren't like voting on anything and I think usually , like whiteboards are good , you know like crossing out ideas , or like if we had had like a brainstorming period .	evaluation of project process
-A	2016.07	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-D	2016.23	But I thought we were good orally .	evaluation of project process
-D	2019.79	Get crazy .	evaluation of project process
-B	2019.84	I think if you had a larger group Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	2020.23	And with and with the PowerPoint that we can all look at , like you can do all those things pretty much on PowerPoint as that's not as necessary to have .	evaluation of project process
-C	2025.09	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	2025.7	And these might've made us more willing to like take notes than to like write up them here , 'cause we all needed them separately , kind of on the whiteboards in this room .	evaluation of project process
-A	2031.08	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-A	2034.21	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-B	2036.42	Because we're all gonna be working in different places .	evaluation of project process
-D	2039.52	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	2040.08	We if we were all gonna stay in here all the time , then having the notes up on the whiteboard would've been alright , but everyone needs their own , like specific notes , I guess .	evaluation of project process
-A	2042.52	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-A	2049.14	Now when you were um creating your um prototypes here , did you work together or did you like do separate projects ?	evaluation of project process
-C	2055.94	Uh we we worked together , um but we were making like we sort of made different shapes and then discussed how the how the buttons might work , um and how we could like improve on the on the design .	evaluation of project process
-B	2057.88	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	2065.54	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-B	2065.94	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	2071.2	So it was a bit of both really , we just kind of started out by each taking a colour of clay and just fooling around with it and I came up with that rhombus shape and he came up with the sort of potatoey , mangoey shape , and then just went from there really .	evaluation of project process
-A	2079.29	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-A	2086.82	Cool .	evaluation of project process
-B	2087.49	It was fun .	evaluation of project process
-B	2095.5	So well done with the management , I felt well managed .	evaluation of project process
-A	2098.73	Oh thanks .	evaluation of project process
-C	2099.97	I think we did well in first of all giving our meetings the time , and second we actually we we did a good job of making firm decisions at the ends of the meetings .	evaluation of project process
-A	2101.05	It's kinda fun .	evaluation of project process
-A	2109.43	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-D	2110.37	Sorry .	evaluation of project process
-C	2110.71	And I I know what happens sometimes is that you tend to sort of have meetings and then people sorta drift away without anything actually really being decided .	evaluation of project process
-B	2112.52	That happened to me all the time though .	evaluation of project process
-A	2121.92	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-C	2122.16	But I think here we got we got clear and and decisive decisive points at the end of the meetings , so that we we knew where to go on from there .	evaluation of project process
-B	2131.41	Yeah , I was quite worried at the end of the last meeting that we weren't getting we didn't really have enough information to make firm decisions , but we were able to do it regardless , so .	evaluation of project process
-A	2138.19	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-B	2143.2	I'm not usually a very decisive person , so it helped to have people say this needs to be done in five minutes .	evaluation of project process
-A	2147.38	This is what we'll do .	evaluation of project process
-C	2147.53	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	2152.85	I found that we did we could have used another five or ten minutes sometimes in the meetings .	evaluation of project process
-C	2156.85	Yeah , for some of the meetings , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	2157.22	Especially last time , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	2158.77	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-A	2159.79	Yeah I think the last time we had a lot of information , but at the same time not quite enough , you know what I mean , like we we couldn't answer every single question .	evaluation of project process
-B	2162.43	Yeah , Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	2166.8	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	2167.2	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	2169.52	Right .	evaluation of project process
-A	2170.23	Um but Mm .	evaluation of project process
-B	2173.33	And I I felt the first two meetings , that I was coming in with no information , and not sort of made me really like , ooh I don't know , throwing together PowerPoint out of no no information and then last time it was like the opposite .	evaluation of project process
-B	2186.67	I had so much information and so much to talk about .	evaluation of project process
-A	2189.72	It was interesting what came out like later , like as I was doing the when I was doing the breakdown on the agenda that they gave me um , that more points came out from your presentation even .	evaluation of project process
-B	2192.2	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	2198.13	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-A	2200.74	Um .	evaluation of project process
-A	2205.59	I'm a little I am a little disappointed that we didn't do a um something for losing the remote , because that was kind of a big point .	evaluation of project process
-B	2211.32	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	2212.94	that was something like in order to talk about that we would've had to have actual knowledge about circuit boards and things like Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	2218.55	About yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	2219.11	Well the problem was , even when we just were creating from the Excel file , there wasn't like a option to select to somehow have it included , so there was no we could be like yeah , it has it included .	evaluation of project process
-C	2219.43	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	2225.99	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-B	2228.72	I think we were Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	2229.8	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-D	2230.07	There was no way for us to have written down that it was really there .	evaluation of project process
-A	2232.12	Considered the re yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	2233.75	I think we were just getting overenthusiastic with the task .	evaluation of project process
-A	2237.33	Well it's interesting that they Mm-hmm , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	2237.63	I think we really got into it , I mean I got into it as the day went on and I got really like , ooh I'm designing a remote control , I dunno if that's just me , but Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	2246.48	It was interesting though that they put that fifty percent of people say they have frustration with losing their remote and yet they didn't provide us with information to um we weren't provided with information to discuss that .	evaluation of project process
-D	2254.44	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	2259.13	I know that like people people have like things they can put on their keys that you press it and it'll beep , but I but I'm sure that would require some kind of technology that I just don't know what it is , but Mm .	evaluation of project process
-B	2264.5	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	2264.56	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	2269.36	I think there are some of those like infomercial remotes that have things so you won't lose them .	evaluation of project process
-B	2276.5	I dunno .	evaluation of project process
-B	2277.19	I mean we were talking about it and like i in my household at least , there's only about two places that the remote is ever 'cause there's only one T_V_ and there's only like three chairs .	evaluation of project process
-A	2283.09	Hmm .	evaluation of project process
-D	2286.68	That's like saying you're never gonna lose your keys , and I always do , anyway .	evaluation of project process
-D	2291.06	You'll lose 'em in your pocket , like you just will forget that or you like put it down somewhere that like made sense and then not remember , there's always ways to lose things .	evaluation of project process
-A	2292.53	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-A	2297.15	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-B	2299.84	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	2300.69	It d yeah , it depends on how organised you are personally , but Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-B	2303.04	Yeah , or like I guess what the setup of the house is too .	evaluation of project process
-B	2307.51	But , I mean I am notorious for losing my keys , I just I guess I've just never lost the remote .	evaluation of project process
-B	2314.57	I put my keys in the refrigerator the other night and couldn't find them .	evaluation of project process
-B	2319.15	'Cause I was putting groceries away .	evaluation of project process
-D	2321.93	That's funny .	evaluation of project process
-A	2325.69	Oh .	evaluation of project process
-B	2326.79	You you're taking stuff from a bag and putting them in the refrigerator and then go back to my room .	evaluation of project process
-A	2333.0	Can't get in .	evaluation of project process
-B	2333.76	Can't get in , look all around the kitchen .	evaluation of project process
-B	2337.2	Definitely in the vegetable drawer .	evaluation of project process
-D	2339.78	That's funny .	evaluation of project process
-B	2341.0	So .	evaluation of project process
-D	2341.48	I always do that , leaving it in my coat , and then like using a different coat .	evaluation of project process
-B	2344.84	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-A	2345.69	Yep .	evaluation of project process
-B	2347.97	But I guess it's 'cause we don't carry remotes around that much .	evaluation of project process
-D	2350.84	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	2354.53	Can't really take it into the other room .	evaluation of project process
-B	2356.95	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	2360.69	Maybe with our little robot one we could've had him have a robot , alien , pear , whatever he is , have a little voice like , I am located Oh a G_P_S_ system , internal G_P_S_ .	evaluation of project process
-D	2374.34	Oh man .	evaluation of project process
-D	2377.83	Here you go .	evaluation of project process
-B	2379.64	Although if it's sitting still for too long .	evaluation of project process
-A	2380.74	We should make one that walks by itself .	evaluation of project process
-B	2384.18	Yes I Or little Or just just a wheel , you know .	evaluation of project process
-D	2384.21	That really could get up and walk away .	evaluation of project process
-A	2386.15	Or or like some crazy like electro-magnet , that you push it and it'll go zoom to the T_V_ and stick there .	evaluation of project process
-B	2395.24	Just if you like you'd have a remote for your remote , that'll .	evaluation of project process
-C	2400.81	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	2401.12	Well , but if you could attach them to the T_V_ , then you can .	evaluation of project process
-B	2402.05	zoom Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	2405.69	Hmm .	evaluation of project process
-B	2406.72	All kinds of possibilities .	evaluation of project process
-A	2406.77	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-A	2416.87	Okay .	evaluation of project process
-A	2419.91	Sorry , I'm just um trying to update my minutes .	evaluation of project process
-A	2423.29	I decided to you know how I sent you the email saying that PowerPoint minutes will be complimentary , rather than like repeating them .	evaluation of project process
-B	2427.49	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	2429.01	Just gonna make I'm making full minutes , so that it'll include all of the agenda and all that .	evaluation of project process
-B	2431.23	Oh .	evaluation of project process
-B	2433.36	Wow .	evaluation of project process
-A	2433.75	'Cause that seems a little more useful .	evaluation of project process
-B	2436.85	'Cause you've had like the most typing and organising to do .	evaluation of project process
-A	2441.97	But I didn't have like information to sloth through either , so Most of it , mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-B	2444.16	Yeah , I guess How much of your PowerPoint was already done for you , every meeting .	evaluation of project process
-A	2451.9	I added slides , um I added a couple slides each time , but that was about it .	evaluation of project process
-B	2454.02	Oh .	evaluation of project process
-B	2456.27	Okay .	evaluation of project process
-B	2457.86	Yeah , I didn't even think about adding slides , 'cause I would just get slides with titles on them and fill them all in w didn't even think about adding more .	evaluation of project process
-A	2461.97	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-A	2465.72	Well , the thing was they would provide y an agenda with s like several points , but it wouldn't have a slide for each point .	evaluation of project process
-B	2470.61	Ah yeah. .	evaluation of project process
-A	2470.92	And that's the only way I remember that I need to go other that point .	evaluation of project process
-A	2473.9	I know personally when I do PowerPoint , that's what I do and so I had it once , even if it was just like the title of it , like the three presentations , and I would do your three .	evaluation of project process
-B	2481.91	Right .	evaluation of project process
-D	2497.43	You have you have to have the slogan on it or can it just be like Okay good .	evaluation of project process
-A	2501.97	The slogan on it ?	evaluation of project process
-B	2502.1	No , no , definitely not .	evaluation of project process
-A	2502.88	No no no .	evaluation of project process
-B	2505.37	We No , I don't think we need to I think the R_ and R_ , especially if the yellow and black one .	evaluation of project process
-D	2505.46	'Cause I was like , it could go around the outside .	evaluation of project process
-A	2509.54	I think we just need the um the R_R_ , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	2515.41	Is it yellow and blue ?	evaluation of project process
-B	2517.3	Or yellow and blue .	evaluation of project process
-B	2518.33	Lemme go to the web page .	evaluation of project process
-A	2519.59	Yeah , I was just kinda going by the web page , 'cause they didn't give me any clear , like yellow , grey , or .	evaluation of project process
-D	2524.48	Oh I guess it is black , grey .	evaluation of project process
-D	2526.56	Grey is better than black , doesn't look so bumblebeeish .	evaluation of project process
-A	2532.44	I don't really like yellow in general .	evaluation of project process
-D	2534.71	Hey now I understand the random like newsclippings .	evaluation of project process
-A	2535.46	But it Wasn't it interesting that um I thought it was interesting that our market marketing um expert did not agree with the marketing um the marketing choices , you know , like that was a bit of a conflict .	evaluation of project process
-B	2539.0	Finish meeting now .	evaluation of project process
-D	2551.96	Yes .	evaluation of project process
-D	2552.71	I will I just feel like if you're really doing like a a really big market evaluation , you wouldn't just have like one set of source , it's kind of an they were so not backed up , it would just be a sentence like we did a survey , this is what people said .	evaluation of project process
-B	2568.34	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	2568.45	S mm , I dunno .	evaluation of project process
-A	2570.96	People are stupid .	evaluation of project process
-B	2572.62	I guess it i it sort of a grey , isn't it ?	evaluation of project process
-B	2576.13	Yellow and grey , but then the slogan's in blue .	evaluation of project process
-D	2579.89	Well we got some grey and we got some blue buttons , we're good .	evaluation of project process
-B	2582.92	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	2583.79	Well we don't have the right colour clay anyway .	evaluation of project process
-A	2585.89	Maybe , like I don't know .	evaluation of project process
-A	2587.91	That could always be .	evaluation of project process
-B	2591.0	Well we're not , sadly , going to actually be producing this , so .	evaluation of project process
-A	2594.3	Oh .	evaluation of project process
-D	2595.35	If they ever come out with potato I'm gonna have to Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	2599.03	Potato mango shaped remotes .	evaluation of project process
-A	2601.75	I'm claiming it intellectual property .	evaluation of project process
-B	2611.83	I can't believe a whole day is gone .	evaluation of project process
-D	2613.49	I know .	evaluation of project process
-B	2613.66	I don't feel like it's been that long .	evaluation of project process
-B	2616.14	Get sucked in .	evaluation of project process
-B	2620.31	Mm I haven't gotten questionnaire eight yet .	evaluation of project process

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-D	2.27	Are you sure I got it all head's kinda small .	opening
-C	8.27	How're we placed in terms of the alright .	opening
-D	8.36	Okay .	opening
-D	11.17	We're okay ?	opening
-B	15.12	Guess I should probably try to sit up straight .	opening
-A	19.57	Like that ?	opening
-A	20.32	Okay , cool .	opening
-D	22.16	We're good ?	opening
-B	24.52	Oh , I think mine's fallen off .	opening
-C	25.92	It fell That's why .	opening
-D	35.72	I guess it's gonna be hard to drink coffee .	opening
-D	39.94	Mm .	opening
-D	41.1	Uh okay .	opening
-C	42.65	Ah .	opening
-A	43.71	Okay ?	opening
-A	47.77	Right , so I'm just gonna start this PowerPoint real quick .	opening
-B	51.62	Wow .	opening
-A	51.98	Yeah , PowerPoint .	opening
-D	53.47	Very official .	opening
-A	54.31	Yeah , well , you know , .	opening
-A	69.08	Yeah I kinda like this I'm kinda getting into it .	opening
-A	73.38	Right .	opening
-A	73.76	Um .	opening
-A	75.2	So just to kick off the meeting basically um so we're working now for a real reaction , this is uh so it right .	opening
-A	84.7	Just got an agenda to set out what we're gonna try to accomplish in this particular first meeting .	opening
-A	89.18	Um We're gonna just do a quick opening and we can hopefully all get acquainted with one another um then we're gonna start talk a little bit about tool training .	opening
-A	98.16	Essentially that means getting used to the only thing that we haven't tried out yet , the whiteboard .	opening
-A	103.27	Um we've got a general plan for the project how we're gonna go about accomplishing this and then just a bit of discussion close up .	opening
-A	110.82	Um I guess you know game or something um in real life um so yeah basically I want to I'm just gonna you got of course you can discuss that , I'm thinking about um uh proposing that since we've got this weird blend of ourselves and our roles that we just don't ask , don't tell .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	134.6	Um so um if you say something about marketing , right , sorted , um y is Exactly .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	139.58	You're just gonna believe me , we'll go from there .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	142.01	Fair enough .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	142.3	Um I mean obvi if if you guys if if at the same time if you like logically if something doesn't like if I'm like we're gonna sell a remote control that's the size of this paper book you know um you say like well that doesn't seem like such a good idea because of X_ obviously go with it .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	156.27	I mean we'll discuss it but I'm not gonna ask do you know that or uh yeah it seems like yeah yeah exactly so , 'cause we're what we're sort of role playing is y g yeah you're gonna tap into your own knowledge as well um .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	160.92	Prove it yeah , okay .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	168.64	And that's the same for your when we do introductions I mean um and you talk about your background you know have fun , you know maybe you went to um uh you know maybe i you're like in Maine you went to U_C_S_B_ but you wanna say you went to Harvard or something like that , why not , you know you can this is you know I guess we can have a little bit of fun with it .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	185.31	So are you guys okay with that does that seem logical ?	project specs and roles of participants
-B	188.67	Oh yeah , that's fine .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	189.96	Sure .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	190.16	Works for me .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	190.88	Sweet .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	193.67	Cool .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	194.24	So I guess that that we're totally we're making a remote control which is thrilling um uh but the idea is that we can make something based on the whole corporate model I dunno if you guys had time to check the in real life I dunno if you guys uh checked the um uh the corporate website .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	199.21	Right .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	215.19	Um we've got to make something as fashionable as possible , that's kind of the corporate strategy is we're gonna try to take ordinary stuff that nobody really thinks about and try to make it nice you know like John Lewis nice or you know if you go to Debenham's or something .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	231.44	So um basically we are reinventing the wheel but we wanna try to do it in a user friendly um slick sleek kind of way .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	240.81	Um way we're gonna go about doing that is basically at first we're gonna start on the basics .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	247.01	And that's where I'm gonna need you guys the User Interface Designers and the um um the other designer that I can't remember , the the I_D_ and the U_I_D_ right um the Industrial Designer hey right on alright , getting into it um to guide me and guide us on this project 'cause you're gonna be you're g you guys are the bottom you know you're like no you can't do that you can't have you know X_ and Y_ um at the same time .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	260.39	Mm .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	260.86	There you go .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	274.15	And then um we'll work up from what is necessary to more like what would be good , you know like um I I think you guys probably got the same emails I did but the idea of um , yes a coffee pot needs to be able to hold coffee but it's also better if it's not like really cheap glass so that it if you touch it you hurt your hand , or something like that .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	296.84	Um and so we'll work up from there and um then we'll meet on and talk about it and then finally we'll incorporate as kind of the last stage you know where you guys build or tell me tell us what's possible and then you tell us what we can um hope for and what way to go take the the the take the basics and make it nicer and then ov obviously uh the U_I_D_ and the I_D_ you know you you can keep on the you know sort of at the cutting edge of how to get about maximising what is possible um to try t of sync it all up .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	329.23	So that's the detailed design .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	330.34	So it's a three stage kind of thing .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	332.24	Um right so for now just for th the white board um basically uh just to get used to it , I haven't tried it yet either um I'm just gonna start and um mm carry like five remotes around um and just write down I'm just gonna write down one of the names of my um desert discs you know if you if you were trapped on a desert island and you could only bring five C_D_s along with you name one of them that you could , not all five , if you wanna write all five go for it but name one of them that you could um .	tool training introduction exercise project specs and roles of participants
-A	362.79	Oh , we skipped introductions .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	365.31	Nice .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	366.92	I'm a excellent Project Manager .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	368.57	Um .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	369.32	I'm Marty , um I went to uni at uh U_C_ Santa Barbara and I'm here working on a P_H_D_ in psychology .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	375.83	Um yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	377.74	So Expert Don't play yourself down .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	379.14	I'm Sarah , I went to Michigan , and I'm here doing cultural studies and I'm the Marketing Manager or something .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	386.44	Marketing , yeah Expert .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	388.8	Expert .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	389.83	Fine .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	389.99	Expert Where did you go to uni Nathan ?	tool training introduction exercise
-D	390.65	That's me .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	392.08	I'm Ron .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	392.86	I uh once upon a time studied in Victoria and I am the User Interface Designer .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	401.79	I'm Nathan , I'm from California , and I'm here doing a Masters degree in social anthropology .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	407.94	U_C_L_A_ .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	408.79	Oh brilliant .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	409.43	Yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	409.51	Cool .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	409.69	My little brother goes there .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	410.71	Okay .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	412.03	Right so desert island discs .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	413.1	So .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	415.83	Yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	416.84	So do we have to wait for you to write it down or are you gonna tell us ?	tool training introduction exercise
-A	419.26	Well I'll t i no no yeah I'm just gonna write a couple of 'em down .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	419.47	I'm waiting to know .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	422.37	See I'm a big music fan I don't know if you guys are , I'm assuming everybody likes music to some lesser or greater extent but there's some other options , if you're a T_V_ slut like I am like Smallville terrible television show but I happen to love it , it's rubbish but I love it .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	423.81	Uh Fair enough .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	431.78	Oh , Smallville .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	434.29	I went to high school with Tom Willing actually .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	436.97	T the the main c the main character ?	tool training introduction exercise
-D	438.17	The guy .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	438.72	Wow .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	439.22	Yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	440.56	Is he a wanker ?	tool training introduction exercise
-D	441.4	Yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	442.9	Very much so .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	443.99	Hell of a soccer player but a total bastard nonetheless .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	446.32	He looks really tall , like he's gotta be like six six .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	447.74	Yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	448.62	He is a big guy .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	449.83	Yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	450.34	Yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	451.08	Um okay so I really like Jeff Buckley .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	454.75	You guys heard of Jeff Buckley ?	tool training introduction exercise
-D	455.87	Mm-hmm .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	456.25	Mm-hmm .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	456.83	Um that's cool 'cause like not very many people have .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	460.77	Um and um oh well I might as well throw a British person in there um you can't go wrong with Radiohead .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	467.81	It's a r Okay so it really works just like a pen only makes noises I think .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	468.46	Good call .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	477.98	It's kinda weird .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	478.55	Anyway yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	478.62	Interesting .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	479.94	Yeah , you're like press and it's .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	482.21	Kinda cool .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	483.51	You'll see .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	484.26	Alright so um whoever wants to get up next , you can write down some telly that you watch or whatever you want .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	489.32	I guess I'll go next then .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	490.49	Go for it .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	490.71	Right on .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	491.4	Okay .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	491.77	Don't wanna lose all my mikes , plugged in here .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	494.97	Okay .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	496.27	This is basically just pen practice huh ?	tool training introduction exercise
-A	499.92	W Mm .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	499.97	Okay .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	500.95	Oh you're much taller than me so I'm gonna write down here .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	505.11	Um .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	507.73	Right now I'm listening to a lot of somebody nobody's ever heard of , Chris Bathgate , local Michigan folk singer , really lame and uh uh what else did I bring with me ?	tool training introduction exercise
-A	515.88	Nice .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	516.1	Wow .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	521.67	Probably classical , to totally geek it out , yeah I think .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	523.57	Okay yeah yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	528.36	And my family guy D_V_D_s but we don't need to write that one down .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	529.98	Well yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	531.5	Oh , family guy .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	531.85	So yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	532.86	Isn't h has h do you watch the new season ?	tool training introduction exercise
-D	534.93	No .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	536.13	Are you getting it online , or is it on sky ?	tool training introduction exercise
-A	537.75	I think I'm gonna start downloading it yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	539.06	Yeah , that'd be nice .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	541.53	Alright .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	543.83	Think I'm just gonna put down one uh one C_D_ .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	563.74	Anybody ?	tool training introduction exercise
-A	564.36	Mm-mm .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	564.41	No .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	564.53	No ?	tool training introduction exercise
-D	564.99	'Fraid not .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	565.09	no ?	tool training introduction exercise
-C	565.73	Afro beat orchestra , very cool .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	567.45	Afro beat orchestra ?	tool training introduction exercise
-C	568.56	Yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	568.9	Very cool .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	569.11	Mm .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	569.44	Fift S they like fifteen members from Brooklyn .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	569.56	Sounds nice .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	569.66	Mm .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	572.63	Um and I'm hoping to go to the concert in Belgium , in Brussels in April first .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	576.56	Wow .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	576.7	Exciting .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	578.02	Yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	578.26	It's supposed to be in Brussels anyways .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	578.8	That'd be .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	580.03	Um thing I love about Edinburgh Love um I just came from Glasgow and I'm um happy to say that there's the there's the same quantity approximately .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	584.02	Oh .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	584.41	I didn't even read those .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	585.91	Oops .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	586.34	I shouldn't admit that .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	586.84	That's what a PowerPoint presentation is for .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	588.08	Oh , wow .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	588.52	It's they're designed specifically to ignore .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	590.71	I it's th brilliant .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	590.79	Yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	591.75	It's the five by five , I can't read that much .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	594.57	Ah yes yes yes okay I see that .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	597.45	Vomit .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	597.86	Yes .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	598.22	Yeah oh it's so horrible .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	599.0	Street pizza .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	599.94	It's so brilliant .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	603.35	I've seen more urine in this city than ever before , I mean It's so minging .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	604.98	Oh my God .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	606.07	Seriously ?	tool training introduction exercise
-B	610.37	There's more vomit there .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	613.87	Um .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	614.44	I w Does uh yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	616.2	It really is Yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	616.95	Uh .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	621.25	Ready ?	tool training introduction exercise
-B	621.64	Alright .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	621.95	Yep .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	624.9	Minging ?	tool training introduction exercise
-C	625.45	Nice .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	626.97	I'm going local .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	627.29	Slide it in there .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	628.25	Going local .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	628.25	Yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	628.83	I have to be here for three years so I might as well get the terminology right .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	630.26	Yeah fair enough .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	632.04	I've already got more than I can keep track of .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	633.89	And I'm gonna go home next week and everyone's gonna be like oh my God you're turning into one of those people , no .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	636.9	Oh , have you been home yet ?	tool training introduction exercise
-A	638.87	They'll be like , say something British , and you're like oh shut up family .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	640.88	I know .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	642.12	I know .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	642.28	Uh-huh .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	643.25	Um Let's see .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	643.47	Oh it should be interesting .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	645.52	Wait until I tell them I'm not coming back .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	648.19	They're gonna love that one .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	649.56	Right you s you're gonna stay here ?	tool training introduction exercise
-D	651.08	Probably .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	652.03	Or at least get a work visa for a while and then decide .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	652.07	Wow .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	654.84	'Cause nice .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	654.96	Bad religion ?	tool training introduction exercise
-C	654.96	Nice .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	655.88	Yeah , that's the music I grew up listening to .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	658.12	Of course .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	658.23	Yeah yeah , yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	659.99	Oh , now I can think of so many other ones .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	660.13	And so there Something I miss about my hometown .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	662.2	Well yeah that's why yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	663.08	That's how it works .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	668.44	I miss coffee .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	669.57	Burritos that cost less than eight Pounds .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	669.78	Mm .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	670.47	Nice .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	670.52	Burritos .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	671.55	Oh Any thing that are like free .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	673.09	Oh yeah two two bucks .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	675.75	Where are you from in California by the way ?	tool training introduction exercise
-B	677.08	I grew up in San Diego , but yeah um La Jolla , P_B_ .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	678.24	Did you really ?	tool training introduction exercise
-A	678.57	What part ?	tool training introduction exercise
-A	681.47	Yeah I'm from San Diego as well .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	683.89	Nice .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	684.05	Yeah oh man .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	684.42	But really uh I last lived in San Francisco , I haven't lived in Cali well I haven't lived in southern California since I was eighteen .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	690.52	Going to s like North Carol I'm sorry you you just can't get a better burrito than what's available in the s in San Diego .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	696.91	It's different .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	697.72	'Cause in San Diego th the tortillas are cooked on the grill and in northern California they steam them .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	703.81	It must make all the difference .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	705.01	Yeah , it really does .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	705.94	Well it's it's i there's other things too there's you just can't place it like I when I went to school in the U_ in Santa Barbara which is central California the Mexican food is okay , it's just not good like and yeah it's like two bucks , like literally two bucks for this massive I miss yeah good call on that .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	709.31	Ah .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	717.08	Mm .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	720.66	Right .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	722.89	Yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	723.77	Where you from in San Diego ?	tool training introduction exercise
-D	724.19	Mm .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	725.06	Um just literally just metropolitan San Diego , I live like five minutes from the zoo .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	729.64	Okay .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	730.12	So North Park actually if you want to get real specific .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	731.6	Yeah , my grandparents lived on um thirty second .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	734.62	Yep .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	736.72	Close t uh do you know where Clare de Lune coffee shop is , and Cafe Forte Cool .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	739.0	Yes .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	739.58	On university , yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	741.81	Yeah it's actually like literally half a mile from my house .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	745.54	Yeah , pretty cool .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	746.18	Small world as we were discussing before .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	747.05	Yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	748.97	Especially when we're all from the same general region .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	753.1	Right so okay , success on the whiteboard .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	755.62	There you go .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	755.83	You can harness the awesome power a little bit introductions we talked about some of our C_D_s and things we like about the city you know , I think we'll Um right so moving on to not fun stuff uh project finance .	tool training introduction exercise project specs and roles of participants
-B	756.75	Wow .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	767.41	Um basically what we're trying to do is sell this remote for twenty five Euros .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	771.23	Um .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	773.08	This is what the finance department has told me , the C_F_O_ but I don't know , I'm not sold on this , it's pretty dear , I mean twenty f that's like you know forty bucks for a remote .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	783.48	It would have to pretty much like do my laundry for me .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	785.98	Mm .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	786.19	Um so what we can maybe work on that a later but we're gonna make a lot on it , the profit aims to make fifty million Euros on it .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	792.37	Eur internationally .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	793.84	So um one of the things I I was gonna mention to you um you guys the designers is that um it m we probably need a rever it needs to be a universal remote control probably .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	804.59	Okay .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	804.97	Um so something that could do N_T_S_C_ as well as PAL as well as various other formats like if it's gonna control D_V_D_s but um you know I'll leave that to you guys but that's something that i i it is gonna be an international sold thing .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	807.76	Makes sense .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	812.12	Uh .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	818.3	Um but we wanna try to make it for twelve fifty .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	821.54	So we wanna try to make a hundred percent profit on it if we can .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	825.92	Um s right so um just to close up , I'm not sure how much time I've used mm next time right Project Manager , sorted .	closing
-A	832.28	Um .	closing
-A	833.08	Is uh we'll meet in another half an hour or so um and I'd like the um Industrial Designer to get ge think about what needs to be done , like what the basic function of it .	closing
-A	843.89	Um U_I_D_ well yeah you right g your assignments are up there and you'll also get s assignments from in your email as well more spec specifics on what do do .	closing
-A	854.29	Um mm basic and um so I need you to tell us what um we what the user's gonna want .	closing
-D	860.14	What they're looking for .	closing
-A	860.82	So actually in a way you guys c maybe in our next meeting chat a bit about what the user's gonna want and what the user can have , you know like uh so yeah well it is and we'll discuss the trade-offs in between um so yeah specific instructions will be sent in your email .	closing
-D	869.0	And negotiate that .	closing
-D	871.03	Uh .	closing
-A	878.14	But I think that that is more or less a good place to start for now um and as more things come up we'll have meetings and you'll get emails and so forth .	closing
-A	887.71	Um any questions , before we get started ?	discussion
-C	892.76	I assume that we're building a stand alone uh remote control , we can't kind of build it into other uh products .	existing products
-A	902.22	You mean to like Hmm .	existing products
-C	902.72	For instance like a mobile phone or something like that .	existing products
-B	905.63	Mm .	existing products
-B	907.37	Sounds interesting .	existing products
-A	909.78	Yeah .	existing products
-D	911.04	I don't think there's any rules about it yet .	existing products
-D	912.77	So Yeah .	existing products
-B	912.79	Maybe our personal coach will have something to say about that .	existing products
-C	915.52	Or or you know can we produ can we sell a remote control phone for twenty five pounds or less ?	existing products
-A	922.05	Well , have a think about it .	existing products
-D	922.13	Mm .	existing products
-A	923.28	I mean I'm I'm certainly op it seems like yeah it it seems like it's certainly do-able isn't it .	existing products
-C	923.41	Yep .	existing products
-C	924.2	Okay .	existing products
-D	926.51	W yeah .	existing products
-A	928.76	I mean um or if we can't have a full mobile phone maybe a remote that has some other kind of useful function .	existing products
-C	934.72	Mm-hmm .	existing products
-B	934.91	Yeah .	existing products
-A	936.76	The clapper .	existing products
-A	937.31	No I mean no , good idea , good idea .	existing products
-A	940.46	We'll see what see what Uh-huh y I like that Yeah .	existing products discussion
-B	940.8	Maybe a remote with changeable faces , like the faces that you can buy for phones .	discussion
-D	945.3	I like the little cover thingies .	discussion
-C	945.67	Nice .	discussion
-B	946.32	Yeah .	discussion
-C	947.63	Hot .	discussion
-A	951.01	That's true , I guess we we probably have some time , maybe we should brainstorm a bit like what we wanna do , go back to um I don't really have any .	discussion
-A	959.74	Let me bring up something about our basic goals here , what we want to accomplish .	discussion
-A	967.06	Uh project announcement .	discussion
-A	970.72	Ts ts ts Yeah .	discussion
-A	983.24	Not so much .	discussion
-D	985.52	Hmm .	discussion
-A	986.39	All right we'll find them , we're on our own .	discussion
-C	988.44	Now are we also discussing kind of our initial ideas at all here ?	discussion
-A	991.38	Yeah yeah let's do it , let's do .	discussion
-C	993.84	S does anybody have any initial ideas ?	discussion
-A	996.52	I'm gonna go ahead and take notes on this too 'cause Yeah I mean oh yeah right .	discussion
-D	1001.24	Good idea .	discussion
-D	1002.56	Start your minutes .	discussion
-D	1004.2	Um Well it's pretty much given it's gonna be universal right , we decided that already and it may be functioning for other things , as soon as you said that I was thinking like all the other things you could get a remote to do , like your microwave or your front door or like to have everything on one thing , but then , I've never been a fan of those huge remotes that have like a million buttons , you can't tell what they do .	discussion
-A	1006.4	So initial ideas .	discussion
-A	1012.92	Yeah .	discussion
-B	1021.46	Yeah .	discussion
-B	1027.25	S smaller's better .	discussion
-A	1027.52	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-B	1029.06	Simple .	discussion
-D	1029.12	Yeah .	discussion
-C	1029.17	But I'm thinking I'm thinking kind of P_D_A_ uh design so touch screen design rather than button so that you can kind of flip around all sorts of different things .	discussion
-D	1030.48	Specific .	discussion
-D	1037.68	Okay .	discussion
-B	1038.67	Oh right .	discussion
-B	1039.26	That'd be different .	discussion
-D	1039.66	Interesting .	discussion
-A	1042.75	Yeah that's slick isn't it .	discussion
-A	1044.01	I mean like stylist yeah like a just a yeah .	discussion
-D	1047.03	True .	discussion
-A	1048.95	Right so we got five minutes more to chat about this , perfect .	discussion
-A	1051.83	Um so we've got this kind of an idea of a trade-off between um uh size and functionality .	discussion
-D	1055.83	Mm .	discussion
-D	1058.43	Mm .	discussion
-A	1059.54	Um and we also I'm also gonna note for future reference this idea of um so you like maybe like an L_ like a touch screen type of remote ?	discussion
-D	1059.56	Right .	discussion
-D	1059.91	We want it to be munt multifunctional but at the same time if you get it to do too much you're not gonna be able to tell them apart , that whole yeah .	discussion
-B	1064.49	Yeah .	discussion
-C	1065.23	Too confusing .	discussion
-B	1065.98	It's gonna be too complicated , too crowded with buttons and things .	discussion
-D	1071.76	Hmm .	discussion
-C	1079.33	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-D	1080.02	Mm .	discussion
-C	1080.58	Possibly .	discussion
-A	1081.24	I don't think one exists .	discussion
-D	1081.73	An interesting option .	discussion
-A	1082.66	Be a good idea .	discussion
-B	1082.74	Needs it needs one outstanding feature to set it apart from all the other remotes .	discussion
-D	1084.15	Yeah .	discussion
-D	1086.0	Definitely .	discussion
-A	1086.95	Yeah all the other universal remotes .	discussion
-A	1089.27	Um I don't know if there's such a thing out there , I guess we could do some uh do some research on or one of us could do some research on it about whether or not there are um multi-format like um you know PAL , N_T_S_C_ , region one Okay .	discussion
-D	1104.08	Right .	discussion
-C	1105.24	I'm pretty sure there is .	discussion
-C	1107.27	I mean I I have a friend who has a P_D_A_ that he just points at his telev any television he wants and it'll figure out the the specifications of it and will control it um so I th I assume that that can be done with uh kind of around the world .	discussion
-A	1109.7	Okay .	discussion
-D	1111.53	That Yeah .	discussion
-A	1119.71	Interesting .	discussion
-D	1120.07	Awesome .	discussion
-A	1120.69	Okay .	discussion
-D	1123.42	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1123.43	Okay .	discussion
-A	1124.32	Okay .	discussion
-A	1126.24	Um all right .	discussion
-A	1127.02	So .	discussion
-A	1128.09	I li I'm liking that idea , this idea of a touch screen remote with multi-format features .	discussion
-D	1132.34	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-A	1132.39	Um .	discussion
-B	1133.12	Right .	discussion
-A	1134.41	Um .	discussion
-A	1136.87	Let's see .	discussion
-B	1138.02	I think , making it out of a nice material would be very important , because so many of those remotes that you see , these universal remotes look so cheap and low quality .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1143.98	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1145.68	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1146.2	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1146.38	Keeping it nice and slick , would be important .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1149.38	And I don't know , like , there's such a problem with losing them , that adding this whole like P_D_A_ pen business is only one more thing to lose , so we're gonna have to be careful with what like Just something like keep in mind when we start actually dealing with this stuff but that would be really cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1156.41	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1158.78	Oh .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1167.43	Uh let's see .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1169.06	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1169.92	I like the idea of the uh multi plate .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1173.14	Yeah yeah okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1173.19	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1173.76	Fi b like what are they called , those face plate things ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1173.85	In in I like .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1176.54	Isn't there a name for them ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1176.59	Think they're just called face plates ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1177.82	Are they ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1178.16	I don't know .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1178.43	something , uh we'll have to come up with a name , patent it .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1178.56	I dunno .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1180.71	We should c we should come up with a fuzzy one as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1180.82	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1181.55	Something really cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1185.24	For those cold winter days .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1185.29	Leopard print or something .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1185.93	Leopard print .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1189.65	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1196.94	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1197.78	I think , it wouldn't be such a bad idea to have a like a locator device , maybe a simple button that you have on your television to help you find your remote .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1204.37	True .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1205.69	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1205.95	But if we're bundling it unless we're selling their telly with the remote .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1209.86	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1210.58	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1211.03	Um Cou could we not do something where like just a little lit like literally just a very small kind of thing that comes with the remote that you could place something else that you press and it makes the remote page .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1217.03	Well if we bundle it as a phone then you can always call it .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1220.28	True .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1220.38	If you're not doing that then we can have something that just kind of rings from either well there used to be those whistling devices but that's a little bit annoying .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1220.94	True .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1228.57	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1239.95	Kinda like how on a lot of um uh cordless regular phones , you have a page button and it goes , could we do something like that ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1239.99	Th Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1240.31	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1243.57	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1245.08	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1246.35	That's cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1246.81	I think so .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1247.04	Probably .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1248.87	I think we could design into that .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1249.86	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1251.26	Good .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1253.41	Um yeah I think this material quality as well like I guess what we can think about what kind of um uh you know Apple 's been really successful with this surgical white kind of business or this sleek kind of you know Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1263.83	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1265.87	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1266.72	And that titanium the new silver sleek ones that's last couple of years , very much so .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1266.82	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1271.24	Curves .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1272.39	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1272.71	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1272.94	We do have the minimum am amount I mean we were talking finances I dunno , selling a a forty Pound remote would h or a forty Dollar remote , twenty five Euro remote would be pretty you know it's pretty expensive so maybe we might wanna trade off some of the features for a lower price .	discussion
-D	1282.23	Right .	discussion
-A	1288.82	Without without getting into that whole like you know go down to bargain store remote you know bargain store universal remote that's black and you know m massive , some kind of I dunno a balance there in somewhere .	discussion
-D	1293.92	Right .	discussion
-B	1294.66	Yeah .	discussion
-D	1297.06	Mm .	discussion
-D	1299.35	Definitely .	discussion
-A	1300.0	But um have a think about what we can do , have a think about what we want to do , how we're gonna sell it and um Mm .	discussion
-D	1304.45	Yeah .	discussion
-D	1305.9	Or if you our users in mind , like these grandmas are not gonna be into this whole new let's design , no it's they're used to the buttons so we'll have to be careful of exactly who we're marketing this to , and who we're gonna be able to get it out of .	discussion
-B	1315.35	Yeah .	discussion
-B	1319.35	'S true .	discussion
-D	1323.59	But Euros .	discussion
-C	1325.54	We're talking twenty five Pounds or twenty five Euros ?	discussion
-A	1327.57	Twenty five Euros .	discussion
-C	1336.69	Slight difference I guess .	discussion
-A	1338.77	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1340.44	They're all weaker than they're all stronger than the Dollar .	discussion
-D	1343.06	Mm .	discussion
-A	1343.23	Although , computer parts , all if you're gonna upgrade your computer , buy it in the States .	discussion
-A	1347.97	Like um do you guys know Fry's ?	discussion
-A	1350.37	Huge computer uh electronics store ?	discussion
-C	1350.53	No .	discussion
-D	1350.7	Mm-mm .	discussion
-A	1352.57	They serve um right they sa tha s they will sell things overseas so you can buy stuff in America and have it shipped over for like twenty thirty Pounds about .	discussion
-D	1357.57	Mm .	discussion
-A	1362.15	Right so um let's go ahead and wrap that up here for now , I'm gonna put these initial ideas that we've got in the um project documents , so if you guys wa need a reminder about what we've talked about um the different you know kind of trade-offs that we've got and the other ideas , you can consult them at your leisure .	closing
-D	1380.02	Okay .	closing
-B	1380.44	Okay .	closing
-A	1386.18	And uh right so thanks for that .	closing
-A	1387.87	Let's just uh head back to work on what we were talking about bef uh goi h h getting into .	closing
-D	1392.95	With half an hour ?	closing
-A	1394.18	Um .	closing
-A	1395.01	Yes .	closing
-D	1395.61	'Kay .	closing
-D	1395.95	Perfect .	closing
-A	1396.76	Thanks guys .	closing
-D	1397.49	Cool .	closing
-C	1397.99	Thank you .	closing
-B	1398.3	Alright .	closing

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-A	2.57	All set ?	opening
-A	4.09	Okay .	opening
-A	4.67	Cool .	opening
-A	5.56	Right .	opening
-A	5.81	So um basically I'm just gonna go over real quickly um some news I've just got from the board on how we're supposed to do with this um remote control .	opening
-A	14.94	And then I'm gonna turn over to you guys to make brief presentations um on what you've found and then we'll have a bit of discussion .	opening
-A	22.67	So basically uh what I've just found out from the board I dunno if you guys got this email as well but it needs to be television only .	new requirements
-A	28.18	So no we're not doing D_V_D_ , we're not doing anything else , it's just gonna be a television remote .	new requirements
-D	29.32	Okay .	new requirements
-A	32.75	Um it also needs to have the company colours included in it .	new requirements
-A	38.49	Um so that's red and black .	new requirements
-A	39.98	And it has to have the slogan , case you guys forget the slogan it's , we put fashion in electronics .	new requirements
-A	47.41	Um and no teletext .	new requirements
-A	49.53	I'm not sure what teletext is but I'm assuming you guys do , so we don't wanna include that um in this particular design .	new requirements
-A	57.46	For reasons that I don't really know .	new requirements
-A	60.53	There's but it's the board so there you go .	new requirements
-A	63.5	So basically um given those guidelines which will have some effect on how we design we'll discuss it later I mean 'cause it's television only we'll be able to change our uh um well we can s sacrifice more function for a better television remote .	new requirements
-A	80.47	Anyway .	industrial designer presentation
-A	81.0	So I'm gonna turn over to the Industrial Designer uh to go ahead and make a presentation on Oh , right yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-B	85.48	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	87.59	So do I unplug this bit here ?	industrial designer presentation
-D	88.21	Gotta plug you in .	industrial designer presentation
-A	90.79	Yep .	industrial designer presentation
-A	101.51	Might have to hit function F_ eight but it looks like it's gonna come up .	industrial designer presentation
-A	107.42	Yep .	industrial designer presentation
-A	107.86	Cool .	industrial designer presentation
-B	108.05	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	110.24	Right .	industrial designer presentation
-B	112.29	That's page one of my presentation .	industrial designer presentation
-A	114.6	Brilliant .	industrial designer presentation
-D	114.62	Very nice .	industrial designer presentation
-D	115.55	For your first PowerPoint it's lovely .	industrial designer presentation
-B	117.12	So the uh method .	industrial designer presentation
-B	118.92	We're gonna have to understand how remote controls work and res uh successfully complete this project .	industrial designer presentation
-B	124.06	Um remote control works as follows .	industrial designer presentation
-B	126.82	This is all pretty basic stuff you guys .	industrial designer presentation
-B	129.07	Um sends message to another system , so there's an energy source involved in that like a battery or solar power , something along those lines , there's an integrated circuit , which is the microchip , um and that actually compose the messages and usually the way a a remote control works is it sends infrared bits to another system .	industrial designer presentation
-B	151.82	A user interface controls the chip , basically that's the casing and the buttons and um accordingly the messages as well .	industrial designer presentation
-B	161.7	So my findings , um I just did a preliminary study here and uh I found that too much metal in remote design could potentially cause interference with the ability of the remote to send commands .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	173.35	And too much metal can cause remotes to behave unexpectedly by receiving false signals .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	178.76	Um too much metal is used sometimes and people pick up radio signals and the like , and there's also the possibility of the remote catching on fire and injuring the customer , just think of those lawsuits , that'd be really bad .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	191.12	Therefore I suggest primarily plastic construction .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	193.92	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	194.98	Um , components .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	196.82	Just some ideas that I had , um , energy source , it's kinda hip to be eco friendly so I thought maybe we could do something with solar power with an alkaline battery backup .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	207.68	Um the user interface , I was since we can't use metal I was thinking maybe a high grade recycled plastic .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	214.6	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	215.52	The chip , um , silicon based chip I don't really see any way around that , we can't really be different in that respect .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	222.9	Um , the sender well I'm thinking infrared 'cause it is the industry standard , multi channel , that's a word I made up , I don't really know what it means .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	231.13	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	231.46	Uh PAL and N_T_S_C_ compatible and uh probably a two hundred foot range .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	231.73	Fair enough .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	236.22	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	236.73	Uh and the receiver of course is any number of electronic devices .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	241.53	Um but in this case it'll only be T_V_s .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	244.5	Um personal preferences , I really think that we should use plastic as opposed to metal , um , the company simply can't afford this kinds of lawsuits which adm admittedly is gonna come at the cost of a certain aesthetic value , 'cause we were thinking Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	251.24	Fine .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	259.15	Is is there a way that we can use um modern types of polymers , or mo modern types of plastics that maybe do have some kind of aesthetic value um like if a white like if we talk about like well like on the lapt on these laptops and other ones they use a a pretty nice , you can do i is there some kind of nice colo der quality plastic that we can work with ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	272.56	It needs , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	279.17	Yeah that shouldn't be a problem .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	280.51	Um for example the plastic they have on your laptop there is something that's perfectly possible for us to do .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	285.65	Okay , okay .	industrial designer presentation
-D	289.83	Cool .	industrial designer presentation
-B	290.45	That's the end of my presentation .	industrial designer presentation
-A	290.59	Great .	industrial designer presentation
-A	291.83	Thank you very much Nathan .	industrial designer presentation
-A	293.78	Um if next we can have the um User Interface Developer go ahead and make a brief presentation that'd be great as well .	interface specialist presentation
-A	302.47	S plug yourself in here .	interface specialist presentation
-A	322.2	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	325.04	Um hit function F_ eight real quickly , hold down Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-D	335.28	Looks like you're in okay .	interface specialist presentation
-B	336.6	Is it plugged in well ?	interface specialist presentation
-B	340.73	There it goes .	interface specialist presentation
-B	342.59	Computer adjusting .	interface specialist presentation
-C	342.76	Th Well so .	interface specialist presentation
-D	343.21	There you go .	interface specialist presentation
-A	343.57	There you go .	interface specialist presentation
-A	344.07	Sweet .	interface specialist presentation
-C	350.85	Here we have a uh my technical functions design presentation .	interface specialist presentation
-C	356.76	Um so a few of the requirements we need here .	interface specialist presentation
-C	360.8	Uh we n basically need to operate an electronic device , it needs to be universal um and possibly uh operate several different types of devices although we now uh find that uh that that's no problem .	interface specialist presentation
-A	370.91	Yeah sorry I couldn't get that g to use before .	interface specialist presentation
-C	374.14	Um so some of my findings .	interface specialist presentation
-C	377.82	Um basically wanna send messages uh to a television set .	interface specialist presentation
-C	381.76	Um that would be any number of different things uh such as switch on the television , uh switch to the next channel , that sort of thing , I think we're all quite uh quite uh intelligent and know know what a normal remote control does .	interface specialist presentation
-C	396.81	Um now some of the other things I found is a a complicated remote control sorry that we can't quite see my red there very well but uh this remote control has many functions um so it can do a lot of things but it uh it is quite complicated and most users will find it uh find that they won't use most of the functions because they don't know how to use them and don't wanna take the time to learn how to do it .	existing products
-A	403.9	Oh yeah look at that .	existing products
-B	404.82	Mm .	existing products
-A	414.07	Mm-hmm .	existing products
-C	423.3	As you also notice it's quite a boring design .	existing products
-C	427.18	Um .	existing products
-C	428.64	Another remote control , slightly different , it's a simpler remote control uh many less buttons but uh has many fewer functions , um m much easier for the user to manipulate and use .	existing products
-C	441.76	Um it also has a bit of a cheap look and it's also quite boring .	existing products
-C	447.47	So my personal preferences .	interface specialist presentation
-C	450.35	Revolutionise the idea of uh a remote control .	interface specialist presentation
-A	450.49	Nice .	interface specialist presentation
-C	454.39	Um so attain the functionality of a complicated device but use a simple formatted display uh for the user to to work with .	interface specialist presentation
-C	462.71	And I was gonna add another uh slide here but I didn't quite have time there .	interface specialist presentation
-C	466.6	Um .	interface specialist presentation
-A	467.0	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-C	467.31	Just incorporating some of the ideas that we had previously like uh having multiple face but it's uh .	interface specialist presentation
-A	474.52	Great .	interface specialist presentation
-A	474.79	Thanks for that Ron .	interface specialist presentation
-D	475.52	Right .	interface specialist presentation
-D	478.96	Does that mean I'm up ?	marketing expert presentation
-A	479.33	'Kay yep that's you .	marketing expert presentation
-D	480.36	I think so .	marketing expert presentation
-D	481.81	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-C	482.44	I can plug you in .	marketing expert presentation
-D	483.32	Oh that would be perfect .	marketing expert presentation
-D	484.18	Thank you .	marketing expert presentation
-D	488.07	Slide show up and running .	marketing expert presentation
-D	491.27	Or not .	marketing expert presentation
-A	491.76	Give it a little bit .	marketing expert presentation
-D	492.15	Uh .	marketing expert presentation
-D	502.62	Oh there we go .	marketing expert presentation
-D	503.13	Perfect .	marketing expert presentation
-D	505.36	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	506.63	So this is me .	marketing expert presentation
-D	507.66	Um basically I was looking through some marketing reports that we've got and we had a usability test where we were actually sort like watching a hundred people use T_V_ remotes and see what it is that they're using and then they filled out a questionnaire about what they like and what they don't about their general T_V_ remote control practices .	marketing expert presentation
-D	526.76	Um pretty much through testing we were finding out that most of the time , everybody's used to using changing the channel , turning it on , using the volume , m the majority of the time that's all that's going on , the other functions happen , for some people they're important , but the primary uses are really really basic .	marketing expert presentation
-D	544.73	Um and so big complicated remotes like one we saw in the last presentation are really not the general public's use , they're not using a lot of it , they don't need it , they even find it frustrating when there are all those buttons that they don't know what to do with .	marketing expert presentation
-D	560.44	And um we also found out that uh fifty percent of our people , their the worst thing about a remote is how often they lose it .	marketing expert presentation
-D	565.9	And then they can't find it in the room .	marketing expert presentation
-D	567.63	So I think what we were talking about with a pager or something , will really come into play with a lot of these people .	marketing expert presentation
-D	574.93	Um there's also a survey about what they liked about remotes , and pretty much they all think they're hideous and not very useful , and the younger demographics are all really interested in voice recognition options .	marketing expert presentation
-D	587.94	I don't know if that's something we're ready to look into technically , that's up to the design people , but it is s something worth thinking about , especially since the younger demographic's obviously the one that's gonna keep growing , so if that's the direction we're headed in it's something to think about .	marketing expert presentation
-D	600.87	Um but basically it really is the primary functions and getting it to look nice , which are the standards .	marketing expert presentation
-D	608.48	So it's a good start for us .	marketing expert presentation
-A	612.05	That's great .	marketing expert presentation
-A	612.46	Thank you Sarah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	614.91	Right .	discussion
-D	615.4	Need to unplug this ?	discussion
-A	615.66	So um yep I'll just uh switch that back here .	discussion
-D	617.75	Need it back .	discussion
-A	619.52	I'll finish up with just a bit of discussion plan on for the next phase .	discussion
-D	620.91	There you go .	discussion
-A	634.82	Right so I think we've covered most of these important questions through this um through you guys's presentations um we've got uh y the Industrial Designer suggests uh or pretty much emphatically suggested that we need to go with plastic .	discussion
-A	650.89	Um Sarah , she's recommended that we go for simpler functions , so fewer functions um but we need to decide who are we selling this to , you s your stats suggested that seventy five percent of people under thirty five wanted , thought about voice control , um so do we wanna go for that , or do we want to go for an older demographic , and my thought is um we've got w if we're gonna go for a sleek look I mean we are putting the fashion in electronics um .	discussion
-D	666.31	Oh right .	discussion
-D	685.05	We're not catering to the pensioners of the world I don't think so .	discussion
-A	688.42	Yes .	discussion
-A	689.65	So maybe this we should look into this younger demographic .	discussion
-A	693.12	Um .	discussion
-D	693.14	Right .	discussion
-A	695.03	So uh we need to wonder ah h about how we make it better and smaller and faster um think we're constrained to plastics very well , we've got this idea , Ron was saying we need to think about uh revolutionising the way it's looking um , which might be easier given that we're going for simpler function and that we're only going for a telly .	discussion
-D	712.32	Right .	discussion
-D	716.2	Uh .	discussion
-A	717.99	Um so um .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	722.28	How th this voice operation thing is I think is a good idea um assuming that it's doable , um at least for the basic controls , maybe we can balance it that way , you know we can see .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	731.69	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	732.7	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	733.96	Okay you can't say record alias tonight at seven P_M_ but we might be able to say um volume up .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	741.64	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	742.54	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	743.68	I think it would be possible to uh combine the locator device and the voice recognition technology .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	751.32	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	751.73	Oh .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	752.47	That could work .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	753.69	I like that .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	754.45	With a simple command like locate .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	756.69	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	756.88	And then it could start to beep and therefore be found .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	757.35	Something very basic .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	759.48	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	761.24	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	762.33	Sounds good .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	762.34	Is that only gonna be within our two hundred foot range then ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	764.68	Oh yeah I think that's very doable .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	765.51	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	766.89	The difficulty wh would be in um I think like i you couldn't speak into the remote that you're trying to find .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	775.36	'Kay you have something that picks up a voice from far away If it's hidden under the couch but then again you have this wee this wee thing you know that's just a little chip or whatever that has the page button , maybe that could be voice activated too .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	778.3	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	778.88	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	780.31	It's a good point .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	789.32	A little sticky pad to stick on top of your uh television .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	789.62	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	792.4	And you just say something to into that and it finds your The other thing is we might be able to handle the simplicity of a remote control and kind of put the more complicated things into a voice control .	look and usability components, materials and energy sources
-D	792.49	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	794.37	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	794.63	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	795.72	K Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	796.84	Or an isolated magnet or something like , or you know something that wouldn't interfere I don't know that'd be the technical thing but yeah I like that , I like that , the voice recognition for the paging system .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	814.83	So it could be sold to both the younger market and the older market .	look and usability
-D	817.17	True .	look and usability
-C	817.99	And the younger market could use kind of the voi voice control method and the older market might might k exactly and might consider the older market could use the simpler design with the traditional buttons and what not .	look and usability
-D	822.66	Making it just an option ?	look and usability
-B	823.97	Mm .	look and usability
-D	824.44	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	828.25	Right .	look and usability
-B	831.2	I was thinking uh Oh go ahead .	look and usability
-A	831.3	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	831.81	Are we still thinking about this screen sorry .	look and usability
-D	833.85	Go ahead .	look and usability
-D	834.76	The uh if we're gonna do this touch pad screen thing , it would be still , do we know if that's an option technically right now to that ?	look and usability
-A	837.61	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	840.36	'S definitely an option technically .	look and usability
-D	841.67	Okay .	look and usability
-C	842.16	I've looked into uh costs of uh touch screen methods and what not , they seem to be uh you know almost as cheap as a button method at this point .	look and usability
-D	845.45	Okay .	look and usability
-D	848.79	We're doing okay .	look and usability
-D	851.3	'Cause it seems like an interesting option especially because then you could have like your primary screen just be these you know four or five basic functions , you can have menu options or something to have all these other complicated voice recognition , settings , things that you're not gonna use every day and that a lot of people aren't gonna use but it is an option there for this hi-tech market that sort of re is the sleek thing we're going for .	look and usability
-A	851.38	Okay .	look and usability
-A	858.35	Mm .	look and usability
-B	858.69	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	873.83	Gotta wonder though , if we're adding so much technology to this one remote , are we still gonna be able to meet out twelve pou our twelve fifty Euro you know goal for selling these things .	discussion
-A	880.57	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-D	880.83	True .	discussion
-D	882.32	Worth looking into .	discussion
-A	884.23	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-B	884.79	It seems like , we're not gonna be able to handle all these functions with just one microchip .	discussion
-D	884.85	Yeah .	discussion
-A	884.98	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-B	889.82	The microchip is probably the most expensive part of the the whole mechanism .	discussion
-D	891.92	True .	discussion
-A	892.02	Okay .	discussion
-D	894.84	Yeah .	discussion
-B	895.64	So it's just something to consider .	discussion
-A	895.78	Okay .	discussion
-A	897.17	Absolutely .	discussion
-A	898.95	Mm 'kay um well yeah I guess we'll cross that bridge um in a la slightly later stages of development um but yeah I know , that's perfectly viable question .	discussion
-A	909.33	Mm 'kay um so I'm seeing that we're gonna just basically focus on this young demographic group , aim it at them , but then in a sense that its bells and whistles are available for anybody who wants them but basically we'll make a sleek simple functioned um uh remote control .	discussion
-D	924.48	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-A	929.73	Um I think this voice recognition thing is a we've got a market for it uh I don't think there's too many , we'd more or less be cornering the market on it as well , we don't have many um .	discussion
-D	934.17	Mm .	discussion
-D	939.22	Yeah .	discussion
-A	942.24	I appear to have lost my microphone .	discussion
-A	944.28	Mm .	discussion
-A	947.72	Right um we don't have many people or there's not very many competitors out there that do that so cool .	discussion
-A	954.12	Um right .	discussion
-A	958.19	I guess we've c we've touched on most of this .	discussion
-A	960.22	The idea of a paging function , a touch screen , and face plates .	discussion
-A	963.18	Um .	discussion
-A	965.46	The thing with I see would there not be a we'd have to maybe sacrifice the face plates for a touch screen ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	972.94	Um I'm not sure that's sincerely correct , I think if you kind of take the example of a mobile phone that uh trying to pass a portion of the device is not interchangeable whereas the surrounding portions are interchangeable .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	975.4	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	984.47	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	985.37	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	985.46	Just the casing .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	986.0	We could have the casing , the the face plates .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	988.71	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	989.96	Back to the uh the cost the material .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	993.32	We have to ask whether we're going to include a certain number of face plates with the package ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	998.99	That's something I w for say we're including three or four face plates , it's gonna drive the cost up .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1000.46	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1003.64	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1004.25	And the other question is , if we do include them are we really in a position to evaluate that market ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1004.64	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1009.31	We haven't done any tests on face plates and whether See if there if there's even interest out there .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1012.44	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1013.8	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1015.78	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1016.34	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1016.43	Off the top of my head it sounds kind of like a gimmick that wouldn't really go anywhere .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1021.44	Yeah 'cause then ha you would have to who all it's not like with cell phones like where you have a you know Nokia model X_ and then ten people make face plates for it , we'd be just our model of pho of t remote control .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1022.17	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1029.38	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1029.49	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1032.82	Well in the publicity of a face plate on a phone is you have it out and around , it is sort of emblematic whereas you're just sit at home , so unless somebody comes over to watch T_V_ True .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1037.37	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1038.8	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1039.04	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1040.53	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1040.95	Well hopefully some people have people coming t over to w to hang out at your house and most people have their televisions in the living room .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1044.31	True .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1045.21	True .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1047.43	Uh .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1047.57	Alright well we can we can discuss that one further when we think about um whether th when we do costs and so forth , um .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1048.88	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1051.5	Oh yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1055.16	Sure .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1056.99	True , if plastic is dead cheap and if we're making the whole thing out of plastic anyway um yeah we'll cross that bridge later um but yeah we will have to evaluate what's most important .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1068.55	Um I think we've had a bit of discussion already on this thing , n s there any other questions comments that came up in these presentations ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1075.76	Well have we confirmed that we're gonna go ahead with a uh touch screen um Interface ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1080.62	Yeah yeah okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1083.09	Um Yeah I think that would be best .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1090.34	Let's based on what sh on what you guys have all said to me let's go for a plastic built or uh b plastic cased 'cause tha tha that's easy on the cost , try to look for some kind of high quality recycled plastic as you recommended and I think that's a great idea .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1106.83	With a touch screen for the basic functions .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1110.43	Um And we'll yeah tha let's provisionally let's go for a touch screen one with several submenus um for possible extra stuff that one basically put the channel and the on and off switch on the touch screen .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1125.44	Um do we have Mm wait a minute it occurs to me that if we have a touch screen people are going to have to recharge their remote controls .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1138.15	Yet at the same time that might help for this whole complaint of it being lost .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1138.59	True .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1144.45	'Cause it would have a docking base ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1145.74	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1146.89	But then again that costs as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1148.95	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1149.73	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1151.46	So these new lithium batteries they last twenty years even with the touch screen ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1155.51	Do they ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1156.37	Those new ones .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1156.45	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1157.22	Can we afford that ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1157.7	Can we afford to include one of those ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1160.34	And will somebody buy it if we don't ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1162.21	Well I I don't think yeah I can't see anybody buying a lap a remote control that they have to plug in so we'd have to see some kind of new battery technology .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1168.85	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1169.8	Okay so let's go with a um touch screen with um some kind of you know with with some kind of cutting edge battery technology Yeah well hey you know well it's it's worth looking into , if not we can always default to just doing a a well presented plastic simple you know so you know .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1182.17	For twelve Euros ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1186.67	It is .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1188.24	Fair enough .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1191.08	The basics .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1191.84	Well yeah I mean you can put the we could I I dunno I mean I suppose we could put the the basics on the centre easiest you know , you know people know the channel and volume function make them large and easy to get at and then the the other the other bits and bobs you know go through menu um w we'll do the aesthetics .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1203.44	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1206.92	Okay so we'll touch screen and the battery , focus on um uh presentation .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1209.2	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1214.96	Um it's th uh with this voice recognition option as well um just as for the simple functions the um the on off , channels , volume , um and um a small paging function .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1226.98	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1234.89	Even if you can't do voice recognition for the paging you know just some kind of simple button that's just a I guess another infrared signal to the remote control and while to emit some kind of paging .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1243.71	Just a beep .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1243.87	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1247.59	Um right so any comments ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1250.53	Thoughts before we break into go into the next round of individual work on this .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1255.84	Since we're doing uh touch screen , do we wanna look into the possibility of people being able to input different types of skins for the you know the actual interface part of it and things like that ?	look and usability
-B	1267.03	Or is it just gonna be one touch screen for everybody .	look and usability
-C	1271.01	Be interesting .	look and usability
-D	1272.0	Mm .	look and usability
-B	1272.6	What what would be on that touch screen ?	look and usability
-B	1273.92	'Cause you said earlier that we have to think about company colours and um logo or something or motto , I can't remember exactly what you said .	look and usability
-D	1280.35	And oh .	look and usability
-D	1281.86	Yeah the the fashion do .	look and usability
-C	1282.88	We put fashion into electronics .	look and usability
-D	1284.78	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1288.45	W it's my understanding that if you were going to do a skin you'd need to have some way for people to download or import skins into the remote control .	look and usability
-D	1296.3	Right , and then you're dealing with ports and cords and Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1299.08	Yeah I think perhaps good idea but yeah I think that that one m might just be um and they just yeah I think that one might just be out of the range for this particular a P_D_A_ would they would makes a lot of sense for a P_D_A_ 'cause you're gonna be using it to connect up to things anyway but I dunno , what do you guys think ?	look and usability
-B	1300.7	'S too much .	look and usability
-D	1309.04	For now .	look and usability
-B	1323.05	Think we just need to come up with a nice black and red interface on the touch screen .	look and usability
-D	1325.21	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1325.62	Nice .	look and usability
-B	1327.46	That'd be okay .	look and usability
-C	1328.28	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1328.64	Uh I I'm I'm in agreement with that , I'm wondering how we're gonna get uh we put fashion into electronics onto this device .	look and usability
-D	1330.88	Um .	look and usability
-D	1334.55	Well but if we're gonna use a touch screen where it's gonna come on like on your cell phone it'll have your your carrier provider name come up first like while it's loading and then it goes away , perhaps it could be like a temporary Comes on every time you turn it on and then that's it 'cause it is a bit much to have it like engraved on the back or something I think .	look and usability
-A	1338.55	Hmm .	look and usability
-A	1345.64	Mm .	look and usability
-B	1350.03	Mm .	look and usability
-A	1351.06	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1351.35	True .	look and usability
-A	1352.31	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1352.4	I'm hoping for a subliminal maybe half a millisecond as it turns on .	look and usability
-D	1354.77	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1356.19	Y Yeah you would think .	look and usability
-A	1357.54	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1359.08	Yeah I know I d it seems like it would suffice to have just the R_R_ on there .	look and usability
-C	1362.36	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1363.52	Jus But apparently not .	look and usability
-D	1364.31	But .	look and usability
-D	1365.92	If it comes from above .	look and usability
-B	1366.08	People aren't gonna want their remote to boot up and to see flashing things come on .	look and usability
-A	1366.17	So .	look and usability
-B	1370.93	They just want it to be on and ready to go .	look and usability
-D	1373.24	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1373.35	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1375.69	Well fair enough .	look and usability
-A	1376.89	Um and yeah that would help the battery life too and if it the remote they do have to press a button for the remote to turn on .	look and usability
-A	1383.34	But then again who wants to turn on a remote control .	look and usability
-C	1385.95	Well all you have to do is touch the screen and it automatically goes on .	look and usability
-A	1386.06	Kind of if i Oh to wake up okay or go into like a dormant mode .	look and usability
-D	1387.71	Mm .	look and usability
-C	1389.05	Yep .	look and usability
-C	1389.73	Goes into a sleep mode .	look and usability
-A	1391.1	Okay .	look and usability
-A	1392.18	Oh yeah I like that I like the idea of um putting the logo in the boot up screen , nice .	look and usability
-A	1397.53	Um .	look and usability
-A	1402.82	Um cool so any last things before we break ?	look and usability
-A	1408.33	Alright .	closing
-A	1408.64	Fair enough .	closing
-D	1410.41	We're good ?	closing
-A	1410.45	Sounds good .	closing
-A	1412.6	I'm gonna save th a copy of this in case you guys need any reminders .	closing
-A	1415.33	I'm gonna save a copy of this and the minutes that I'll do it in a second and put them in the shared folder for later reference .	closing
-C	1420.56	I've put my files in the shared folder as well .	closing
-A	1422.82	Brilliant .	closing
-D	1423.42	Yeah .	closing
-A	1428.56	That's fab guys .	closing
-A	1429.26	Cool .	closing

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-D	6.78	That went well , thank you .	opening
-A	11.94	That's great .	opening
-D	13.67	Perfect .	opening
-B	14.36	'Kay .	opening
-A	14.49	Alright , let me just PowerPoint this up .	opening
-A	31.16	Right so um this meeting will be about the conceptual design , don't ask me s precisely what conceptual design is , it's just something important that we need to do .	opening
-A	40.14	Um , think of it 's kind of uh turning the abstract into slightly more concrete .	opening
-A	44.82	In this meeting ideally we'll come to some final decisions on what we're gonna do for the prototype .	opening
-A	50.13	Um .	opening
-A	51.32	Right so um , apologies for the last meeting , it was brought to my attention that I did not make the roles clear enough , um , so I will attempt to do so more accurately in this particular meeting .	opening
-A	61.36	Um , fair enough , thanks for the input , 's always good .	opening
-A	64.89	Um .	opening
-A	67.23	So , basically all we're gonna do is have some presentations again much like last time , um , and gonna go through you , uh whoever wants to go first is f fine by me um and we'll collate what we know about um what we discussed in the last meeting , possible directions .	opening
-A	82.61	And then we'll make some more decisions on um basic uh firm up our idea on how we want this remote control to look and work .	opening
-A	91.6	So , perfect .	opening
-A	93.92	So , without th further ado , whoever wants to go first is free to .	industrial designer presentation
-B	98.74	I'll go first .	industrial designer presentation
-D	99.28	Go ahead .	industrial designer presentation
-A	99.4	Alright Nathan , take it away .	industrial designer presentation
-A	108.03	It is Nathan right ?	industrial designer presentation
-A	108.74	I'm not calling you the wrong name over and over again ?	industrial designer presentation
-B	109.92	No Nathan's fine .	industrial designer presentation
-A	111.56	Good .	industrial designer presentation
-B	111.84	It's either Nathan or participant two .	industrial designer presentation
-C	116.48	Mister participant two that is .	industrial designer presentation
-B	116.71	Uh .	industrial designer presentation
-D	118.24	Nice .	industrial designer presentation
-B	119.15	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	120.0	Nice .	industrial designer presentation
-B	122.13	Um , basically what I'm gonna have to talk to you about today is um component design and it's been brought to my attention that we may be somewhat limited as to what we can do because of what our manufacturer offers , so Basically what I'm gonna be doing is talking to you about that .	industrial designer presentation
-A	134.29	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	139.16	Um , components of a remote control , okay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	142.04	We've already kind of gone over this but we're gonna have to get into more detail and probably have to reach some conclusions some time soon .	industrial designer presentation
-B	148.9	Energy source , um , our manufacturer offers a variety of energy sources , your standard battery , solar cells .	industrial designer presentation
-B	157.37	Our manufacturer didn't say anything about lithium so we might have to look if we do go that route , we might have to look elsewhere .	industrial designer presentation
-B	163.75	Um , and also there's a kinetic energy possibility .	industrial designer presentation
-B	167.08	Basically , it's like a um the idea of moving the remote would create enough energy to keep it running .	industrial designer presentation
-B	173.4	So that's one possibility but I don't know whether that would be powerful enough to illuminate a touch screen .	industrial designer presentation
-A	179.47	Hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-D	179.87	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	180.03	So we'll have to look into that .	industrial designer presentation
-B	182.01	Um , the case , we have a few options , plastic , rubber or wood .	industrial designer presentation
-B	189.42	Um and then as far as the way it's shaped , we can do standard boring flat , which we probably don't wanna do , curved or very sexy double curved .	industrial designer presentation
-A	199.72	What kind of th thickness are we looking at ?	industrial designer presentation
-B	201.64	Um , I imagine that we could specify .	industrial designer presentation
-B	204.93	Um , I don't see any reason to go outside of the convention of three or four millimetres .	industrial designer presentation
-A	212.21	Okay , brilliant .	industrial designer presentation
-B	212.73	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-B	214.07	Um , the buttons , there are multiple scroll buttons available from our manufacturer , but to use those we'd have to use more chips , um and that would cost us more .	industrial designer presentation
-B	227.04	And if we do go with the rubber doubled curved case um we'll have to use rubber push buttons because the other buttons aren't compatible with that .	industrial designer presentation
-A	235.62	Hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-D	236.42	Right .	industrial designer presentation
-B	236.86	Um and just a little note there , touch screen equals many chips which equals many Euro .	industrial designer presentation
-D	244.13	Right .	industrial designer presentation
-D	244.49	Nice .	industrial designer presentation
-B	245.78	Um , one thing that I noticed was that most remotes operate on a infrare on the infrared part of the spectrum .	industrial designer presentation
-B	254.94	So you notice when you push a button on a remote you can't see anything coming out of it but in fact there is light coming out of the remote and you know the television can detect that .	industrial designer presentation
-B	263.84	And if you were to record if you were to make a video recording you could actually see the light .	industrial designer presentation
-B	268.54	Uh one thing that I thought might be interesting was to use part use visible light coming out of the remote , just kind of as a fun gimmick .	industrial designer presentation
-A	277.79	Hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	277.8	So you could actually see something coming out of the remote when you pushed it .	industrial designer presentation
-D	277.94	Interesting .	industrial designer presentation
-B	281.03	Course it'd have to be a part of the spectrum that wouldn't damage the human eye or anything like that .	industrial designer presentation
-D	284.85	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-D	285.46	Good call .	industrial designer presentation
-A	285.77	M Maybe is there an option that we can have that off or on so a person can select like Yeah I like the idea , it's a good idea .	industrial designer presentation
-D	289.86	Choose it .	industrial designer presentation
-B	290.03	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-B	291.23	I am sure that we could do that .	industrial designer presentation
-B	293.37	Um , of course Yeah , just as a fun gimmick .	industrial designer presentation
-A	298.93	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-B	300.42	Just to set us apart a little bit .	industrial designer presentation
-B	302.21	Um , and then on to the circuit board that we're gonna use , also known as the chip .	industrial designer presentation
-B	307.47	Uh , we really don't have any way around the T_A_ one one eight three five .	industrial designer presentation
-B	313.36	Um findings , okay , we're very limited by what our current manufacturers can offer , um and my question to all of you is , should we look to other manufacturies or should we just make do with what we have available ?	industrial designer presentation
-C	327.71	Interesting question .	industrial designer presentation
-B	328.47	'S a bit of a challenge question .	industrial designer presentation
-A	329.24	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-D	329.89	Well I'd say shop around but with our time constraints , is that really a feasible option ?	industrial designer presentation
-C	329.97	Yes .	industrial designer presentation
-A	334.02	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	334.45	Right , that's my concern too .	industrial designer presentation
-B	337.73	Um , if we do go the lithium battery route then we'll have to go outside our current manufacturer .	industrial designer presentation
-B	343.79	My personal preference is I'll just throw my cards on the table , uh I think we should probably go the solar battery route , just to kinda keep with the environmentally friendly theme that we have going on .	industrial designer presentation
-B	355.99	Uh , I like the idea of the visible light signalling , that's something to set us apart and uh I was thinking about I was thinking of ways that we could produce the remote in a variety of different case materials to suit different tastes .	industrial designer presentation
-B	370.07	So we're not so confined by one style and say some you know , say our the one if we just go with one and it doesn't go over well then we're in a bad situation .	industrial designer presentation
-D	374.34	Right .	industrial designer presentation
-A	380.98	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-D	381.43	Right .	industrial designer presentation
-A	382.26	Can we do marketing piloting too ?	industrial designer presentation
-A	384.68	Try to see what kind before we launch can we see how they're received ?	industrial designer presentation
-D	388.36	Um It's an option , uh but actually there's I've got some research already on like what we're looking at and trends in casing right now which actually might even come into play beforehand , it may help us decide for now .	industrial designer presentation
-A	395.2	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	396.99	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	399.78	Okay , perfect .	industrial designer presentation
-A	401.43	Great , thank you very much Nathan .	industrial designer presentation
-D	401.66	Temporarily anyway .	industrial designer presentation
-B	402.17	Oh yeah , you're welcome .	marketing expert presentation industrial designer presentation
-A	402.7	That's perfect , so I guess that makes sense for you to take it from here .	marketing expert presentation
-D	405.21	I guess so , 'cause I found some interesting things .	marketing expert presentation
-D	411.67	You waiting for me ?	marketing expert presentation
-A	412.21	Fascinating , compelling even .	marketing expert presentation
-C	412.76	Did you ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	413.8	I know , what a teaser ain't it .	marketing expert presentation
-D	416.23	Um .	marketing expert presentation
-D	417.33	Right .	marketing expert presentation
-D	420.2	So current market trends .	marketing expert presentation
-D	423.24	Screen .	marketing expert presentation
-D	424.7	Um , basically I was looking at what's going on in the remote control market right now and what's going on in other design fields , to see sort of what's what's trendy , what's new , what's happening .	marketing expert presentation
-D	434.65	Um , remote control right now basically everybody says they want newer , fancier , more exciting they're sick of this boring , normal , functional , um that we need innovative design options and there needs to be an easy user interface .	marketing expert presentation
-D	449.99	Um the challenge is that current trends right now , across the board in fashion , in furniture , in technology , is a very organic fruit and vegetable kind of thing .	marketing expert presentation
-D	462.13	Now I'm not saying we should have , you know , tomato shaped remote controls or anything , but I think it is possible maybe to use um natural colours , like if wood is an option , that whole organic , sleek , clean , v line thing may be something we can look into .	marketing expert presentation components, materials and energy sources
-B	471.96	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	479.31	Different skin options , or if we can't afford this touch plate thing , or touch face screen interface um , maybe having the b images be specific , like you could choose your menu bullets to be a different shape or okay , not the example I would choose , but you know what I mean to t sort of and th apparently the feel of the next couple of years is spongy , uh not something I I've come up with a though if we can get around to getting piloting , I thought maybe a casing option like uh not like a skin , but like a holder almost if you could do like um , leather options or wood options or something Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	495.81	Tomatoes .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	507.22	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	507.9	I like it , I like it .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	520.26	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	524.61	I should have mentioned this um .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	526.6	As far as the rubber that we can use we can use a rubber as part of the case , it has a consistency of those stress balls .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	533.96	Yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	534.18	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	535.22	Might be an interesting way to go .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	535.63	Fabulous .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	535.73	Slick , slick .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	537.99	Um , yeah so something to sit on for now .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	542.18	So overall I think we should stick with what we're finding , everyone's looking for easy to use , technologically innovative and this fancy new I think perhaps the double curve thing and maybe this rubber option is our best way to go for right now .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	552.5	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	555.78	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	556.99	Interface , oh the interface graphics for the um Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	558.8	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	560.12	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	561.08	Well I d but then if the touch screen thing isn't gonna work out for us that's really a non-issue .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	566.91	I like the idea of of rubber too because it's tends to be associated with being durable , something that you can drop and it doesn't matter .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	573.41	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	573.6	True .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	573.98	'Cause so many you go to so many houses these days and you see broken remote controls .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	577.96	Very true .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	578.8	Yeah , it's like , yep it's ubiquitous isn't it ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	578.93	Very true .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	578.95	Taped with duck tape and what have you , you wouldn't have that problem if you used rubber .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	580.11	Very much so .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	581.58	Um We could .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	582.13	We can have a duck tape casing .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	585.85	I think that goes against the whole fancy something , a new line , but worth a shot .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	590.6	It could go with the granola crowd .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	592.74	Ah , it could be , it could be , um .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	596.16	Yeah that's what I know .	marketing expert presentation
-A	598.19	Great , thanks for that Sarah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	599.77	No problem .	marketing expert presentation
-A	600.64	Ron ?	interface specialist presentation
-C	602.4	Phew .	interface specialist presentation
-C	614.56	Computer's adjusting .	interface specialist presentation
-C	617.6	One moment please .	interface specialist presentation
-C	619.29	So interme interface concept by your faithful user interface designer .	interface specialist presentation
-C	626.26	So yur user interface , guys , is basically aspects of a computer system that we can see or hear , or otherwise uh perceive .	interface specialist presentation
-C	637.1	Uh , commands and mechanisms , that basically user uses to control the operator operating system .	interface specialist presentation
-C	643.18	Here's a d series of different remote controls that are out on the market today .	interface specialist presentation
-C	647.46	I think we're definitely trying to get away from this kind of a look .	interface specialist presentation
-A	650.21	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-C	650.96	Um , so the following are a bunch of different uh interface uh concepts .	interface specialist presentation
-C	658.51	Uh voice recognition , we we um actually have some new uh information from our research design team but uh I'll get to that in a moment .	interface specialist presentation
-C	669.03	Um , so current voice recognition starts up to about eighty speech samples , um and basically you record your own verbal labels c and connect them to the remote control .	interface specialist presentation
-C	678.69	Now our design team , research team , has been able to uh set up a system in which uh you can teach the remote control voice c recognition system to respond to um with standard responses .	interface specialist presentation
-C	694.89	Like you could say good morning uh remote control and it'll say in a sexy female voice , Good morning Joe .	interface specialist presentation
-C	702.57	Um .	interface specialist presentation
-C	704.4	In fact we already have this for a coffee maker line On the remote control right .	interface specialist presentation
-D	705.74	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	708.03	Lot of single people on the um on the re on the remote control research team at the Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-D	711.97	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-D	712.44	Very true , very true .	interface specialist presentation
-C	714.15	Um , another concept is what uh Apple has come up with , the spinning wheel with uh L_C_ display like on the uh iPod which I am sure most of you know about .	interface specialist presentation
-D	723.54	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	724.28	Um and then we have the scroll button with integrated push-button , kind of like a modern a bit bulky , a bit crazy , I don't think that's we're necessarily going for .	interface specialist presentation
-A	728.81	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-B	730.14	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-B	734.17	No .	interface specialist presentation
-C	735.45	And uh some special components , uh ideas like uh blocking , having the ability to block channels from your for your children um and uh dedicated buttons for for commonly used uh channels and even uh ideas like secured or hidden programming but uh I again if we go with touch screen I don't think that's a big issue .	interface specialist presentation
-C	759.24	Um and uh this is kind of the uh the big daddy of remote controls here .	interface specialist presentation
-D	763.56	Hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	766.11	Uh the jumbo universal remote control is almost impossible to misplace or lose .	interface specialist presentation
-A	770.72	Yeah , I can see .	interface specialist presentation
-C	772.68	Um , again probably not what we're going for so I I mean my ideas here and kind of where I think we're heading is something slightly larger than a regular iPod uh with a hard cla c uh plastic casing although I think some of the suggestions we've come up with are definitely uh very good ideas .	interface specialist presentation
-D	782.83	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-C	789.12	Uh changeable casings uh our design team was possibly talking about including one extra face plate with the package to kind of set the idea that you can change it and you can try changing it and kind of get used to thinking about maybe buying another one which can add value to our uh bottom line .	interface specialist presentation
-D	799.01	Mm , right .	interface specialist presentation
-C	808.52	Uh touch screen interface , um possibly having go-to buttons being uh stuck into the system so those don't move away from the screen , uh , the important ones like power , volume and jump between channels .	interface specialist presentation
-C	821.51	Um , and of course our voice command system which I've talked a little bit about already and uh the use of recognisable colours and shapes to aid recognition of the features um that are around so red for power , um arrows for different volume ups and downs and channels ups and downs and what not .	interface specialist presentation
-A	825.56	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-D	836.92	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	843.11	And uh perhaps even adding in some stupid little jokes with the voice recognition idea like perh mm for instance my toastie maker that I got from my bank has jokes when it's ready .	interface specialist presentation
-D	856.3	Nice .	interface specialist presentation
-A	857.92	Great .	interface specialist presentation
-C	858.26	And uh that is about it .	interface specialist presentation
-A	861.24	Great , wonderful Ron , cool .	interface specialist presentation
-A	864.56	Lot of good ideas , good facts to have .	interface specialist presentation
-D	867.9	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	875.46	That's what they need , it's like a little dongle it just sticks up this further so you don't have to stand up every time , just connect it , my kingdom .	discussion
-B	879.78	Yeah .	discussion
-D	880.04	Mm .	discussion
-A	882.54	Right so , good to know all that stuff , thanks guys , um .	discussion
-A	887.95	Now we kind of have to come to some decisions , um , I figure we can just go down the line and all three of us can have a chat about it .	discussion
-A	894.73	Um .	discussion
-A	896.97	Based on what Nathan presented as far as the um various costs and benefits um I think , I dunno , what do you guys think about the touch screen at this point ?	discussion
-D	913.19	I think it's our most marketable feature just because it's so new and it's something that is showing up in other places .	discussion
-A	918.52	'Kay .	discussion
-A	920.05	'Kay .	project budget
-D	920.11	But can we really afford it 'cause it looks like they would be , that would be a really main cost source then right ?	project budget
-A	928.56	Mm-hmm .	project budget
-B	930.4	My estimate is that in order to incorporate touch screen technology it's gonna cost us upwards of seventeen fifty Euro per remote , yeah that's just an estimate though .	project budget
-A	939.61	To produce each one .	project budget
-D	939.73	Per ?	project budget
-D	941.45	Piece .	project budget
-C	942.35	Oh you guys are always the dampers on these projects .	project budget
-D	944.31	I know And our goal was to be under twelve fifty or we have to be under twelve fifty ?	project budget
-A	945.32	Mm .	project budget
-C	946.34	You industrial designers .	project budget
-B	947.52	I know .	project budget
-B	949.06	It's fun .	project budget
-A	949.26	Hmm .	project budget
-A	953.99	Well .	project budget
-D	954.36	Do we remember ?	project budget
-B	955.03	I thought there was some flexibility with that .	project budget
-D	956.55	Okay .	project budget
-A	957.24	There is , it's just , it is a question of and how much ca o does that mean we're gonna have to increase the price to make money .	project budget
-D	959.75	Can we justify it ?	project budget
-A	965.0	Um , from twelve fifty if we d wanna get our fift uh hundred per cent profit margin um that would mean selling it from twenty five .	project budget
-A	972.64	If you multiply seventeen fifty by two that's thirty five .	project budget
-D	975.94	Right .	project budget
-A	976.8	So From the board , um , well That's true , I mean And that's to be fair the um the per cent of the market we're not going for mass any you know , mass sales anyway , we're gonna make I mean we we're not talking about selling eight zillion of these things , we just couldn't , not for twenty-five Euros , so we could probably maybe shrink the profit margins rather than selling for twenty five , sell 'em for thirty , but that's something that we can have finance deal with .	project budget
-C	979.81	Where do you guys come up with these numbers ?	project budget
-B	982.2	That's just off the top of my head , it is pending further emails .	project budget
-B	988.69	Right .	project budget
-D	991.53	Though I think that's what people would pay for , I mean if you're gonna pay for an expensive high class remote , you're gonna expect it to do something Yeah .	project budget
-B	999.28	It is the new it would be in a class of its own .	project budget
-D	1019.24	Right .	project budget
-D	1031.09	Yeah .	project budget
-A	1031.24	Um , I say that we provisionally go with the touch screen or wh y wh what was your thought on the matter Ron ?	project budget
-C	1038.31	I'm thinking that's uh definitely a good idea and I also think that we could probably come up with some sort of a cheaper uh means to to go about this kind of production , my my team in the uh on the third floor suggested that uh Yeah .	project budget
-D	1046.95	See if we can cut some corners .	project budget
-D	1051.2	Right .	project budget
-D	1051.73	Well and we can look into this other manufacturing option , and maybe we can get 'em somewhere else cheaper .	project budget
-A	1055.36	Mm .	project budget
-B	1055.87	It's true .	project budget
-B	1057.43	We could initially go with what we have and if we can find them cheaper later on Yeah .	project budget
-D	1060.66	Right .	project budget
-D	1061.32	It's a starting point anyway , so .	project budget
-A	1063.07	No we could have a s very simple touch screen , you know , there's always the opportunity , if it's gonna be about the size of the iPod or whatever , you know , w we yeah , I guess we can play around with it a bit .	project budget
-A	1071.73	Alright , let's let's say that okay so the touch screen will be our um our main selling point here .	project budget
-D	1072.22	Mm .	project budget
-C	1081.08	I mean I think that we really have two main selling points , I think that our casing and the voice recognition To be honest , we have the capa we have the design in-house , I mean we've we've come up with this , with this new voice we're using it for our coffee machines already .	project budget
-A	1081.17	So The voice rec thing , I mean , if if we're looking at bottom line , now we're looking at upping the cost to seventeen to get the touch screen on , I think we might have to drop the voice rec .	project budget
-D	1083.6	Yeah 'cause with voice recognition I mean really this is pretty bells and whistles kinda remote .	project budget
-D	1099.91	I think we'd have to decide between 'em definitely .	project budget
-A	1102.11	Yeah .	project budget
-D	1103.16	Price-wise .	project budget
-D	1108.41	True .	project budget
-D	1109.39	We've already got it .	project budget
-C	1112.96	I can pass you on that email from my uh guy in uh guy down the hall .	project budget
-C	1119.33	Sounds good .	project budget
-A	1123.04	Hmm .	project budget
-A	1125.76	What do you think on it Nathan ?	project budget
-A	1126.96	About the voice rec ?	project budget
-B	1128.25	I think if we we do both the obviously production costs are going to go way up um but it does put it into it'd become the Rolls Royce of remote controls basically .	project budget
-D	1139.86	Pretty much .	project budget
-B	1140.27	It would be very nice .	project budget
-C	1142.61	I mean we we have to r reflect back on what our market research did say .	project budget
-D	1146.79	Right and they said they wanted voice recognition .	project budget
-D	1149.37	Course , maybe they hadn't thought of this whole touch screen option , but definitely we know the market is there for voice recognition so to say we have the technology and we're not gonna use it even though we know it'll sell is a call I don't think I can give the highs ups .	project budget
-A	1162.66	Mm .	project budget
-D	1162.81	Like really I can't go in and say no we're gonna just ignore everything we know .	project budget
-A	1166.97	Yeah .	project budget
-C	1169.46	Does having both really up our costs ?	project budget
-A	1173.5	I can't see how it wouldn't , I mean , there's you know the old aphorism , you can have it fast , you can have it cheap or you can have it quality , pick two of three .	project budget
-A	1182.07	You know , you can't you can't have all three .	project budget
-D	1182.71	Yeah .	project budget
-B	1183.57	Yeah , 'cause you you just upping the number of chips that you need to deal with each different function .	project budget
-A	1184.81	It's just impossible .	project budget
-D	1188.46	Yeah .	project budget
-A	1191.16	Well if we're gonna pick betwe e alright so we have to pick between one of the two .	project budget
-A	1195.33	Um .	project budget
-A	1197.97	Otherwise , yeah , we just it just becomes cost prohibitive .	project budget
-A	1200.91	What which , which do we suspect we should hold o we should hold on to ?	project budget
-D	1205.6	Well , we already have research backing voice recognition as you know fiscally solvent .	project budget
-D	1213.24	But uh I I I personally would tend to another direction but if that's what's gonna sell I think that's what we need to go with and maybe we can table this touch screen for our next model .	project budget
-B	1228.24	I would have to side with that , I think the voice recognition is simpler , we already have the all the technology in-house , it's ready to go , it's packaged , it's Um , this is just off the top of my head keep in mind , but I think the voice recognition would they're both mm they're both gonna push the costs up , but um , since we already have the technology in-house for the voice recognition we're not gonna have to do as much design work and sometimes the design work is what push the costs up , if you know what I mean .	project budget
-A	1229.99	'Kay .	project budget
-A	1238.0	What does the cost look like Ron ?	project budget
-A	1239.28	Is it cheaper to do the V_R_ or to do the uh touch screen ?	project budget
-A	1243.41	Nathan ?	project budget
-C	1244.44	Well my p is Um , I definitely have to agree with that last comment .	project budget
-D	1244.99	Mm .	project budget
-A	1260.84	Mm .	project budget
-D	1264.89	Right .	project budget
-A	1268.54	Right .	project budget
-D	1269.86	Right .	project budget
-D	1274.32	And we're still not then we don't have to deal with this battery issue nearly as much either , we can stick with what we've already got .	project budget
-A	1277.5	Mm .	project budget
-D	1280.48	In a lot other ways too .	project budget
-A	1282.09	Okay .	project budget
-A	1282.44	So I'm getting alright so more or less you guys think that o o of the two of 'em , the voice recognition will be better .	project budget
-A	1288.25	Okay .	project budget
-D	1288.27	I think it's our lower risk option which for right now we can have it on the market sooner which is all in all our best option .	project budget
-A	1290.1	Yeah .	project budget
-A	1294.15	Okay .	project budget
-A	1294.87	Sorted .	project budget
-A	1296.99	We will omit the touch screen in favour of voice recognition .	project budget
-C	1300.32	It's you and me outside a little here .	project budget
-D	1302.58	So and when are we gonna have basic prototypes coming up next that's you guys's next step right ?	discussion
-A	1308.6	Yeah , well we'll we'll sic we'll sort out what it what f what else we're gonna talk about for the prototype but yeah that's our next step , it'll be a developing of prototype .	discussion
-B	1312.74	Yeah .	discussion
-D	1312.89	Right .	discussion
-D	1314.78	Okay .	discussion
-B	1315.48	Are we going to talk now about um the materials that we're gonna use for the case and all those things ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1318.99	Yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1320.14	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1320.26	We'll just run through it yeah , yeah , um .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1321.27	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1323.4	You discussed either a lithium or a solar power .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1326.49	Would the solar power be enough to fuel a voice recognition ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1330.39	Or this kinesthetic one , would that be enough to fuel a voice recognition remote control ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1334.5	Um , the solar power definitely would be but I think just to keep people from getting annoyed , 'cause sometimes solar power fails and there's no way round that , we should install a small backup battery .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1346.33	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1346.89	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1347.62	Just to cover those moments when for whatever reason , the remote hasn't been exposed to It's true .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1350.71	Well what of people with like the T_V_ in their basement , like what if wha we can't guarantee sunlight everywhere so having a secondary source is probably Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1352.95	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1353.94	Yep .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1358.17	Yeah , it works about the same as a solar powered calculator , and you know how those those don't really require that much light , um , but obviously a little more light than a calculator , but we're not talking about a lot of light .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1361.04	Calculator .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1362.82	True .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1364.36	True .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1369.39	Doesn't have to be out taking a sunbath for a few hours a day or anything .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1372.27	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1373.02	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1374.5	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1374.71	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1375.7	What do you think Ron ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1376.88	I'm willing to agree with everything that's been said .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1379.55	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1379.86	Uh I have to say though that um another idea's come up in my head .	look and usability
-C	1384.28	If we're really not uh handling the remote control to a great extent we could possibly get away from the idea of having a hand-held remote control and maybe kind of have a round remote control that kind of looks like a paperweight or something like that , kind of a sleek little uh neat thing that sits on your table or something .	look and usability
-D	1400.82	Uh Interesting .	look and usability
-A	1402.53	Hmm .	look and usability
-B	1402.66	Hmm .	look and usability
-B	1407.35	Why , why moving away from hand-held , why ?	look and usability
-C	1407.43	Just a thought .	look and usability
-A	1408.65	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1410.85	What's the uh idea ?	look and usability
-C	1412.29	Well if you don't need to pick it up it could kind of be a selling point .	look and usability
-D	1414.82	I if it's got voice recognition it can be technically anywhere in your room and still do its job .	look and usability
-B	1418.17	Hmm .	look and usability
-B	1419.94	Do you think people that are people that buy a remote , are they always gonna wanna use the voice recognition or is it just something that they do sometimes .	look and usability
-D	1426.37	True , and i probabl I think we're banking on selling it to more than just voice recognition people , like we want it to work fundamentally as a basic manual too , right .	look and usability
-A	1434.63	Well we have to have buttons on it too as well .	look and usability
-A	1436.91	But that's done , that's no bother I mean if you look at the catalogue from places like with sharper image or whatever you know they might have or like um who is it , Apple makes these really pretentious speakers with the th sub-woofers you know like clear and glass and you know and then they got these little pyramidal type of um speakers .	look and usability
-D	1451.15	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	1452.0	Right .	look and usability
-D	1452.52	Yep .	look and usability
-D	1454.9	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1455.33	I mean , why not have a little rounded kind of thing , it could still have the basic buttons on it .	look and usability
-A	1460.37	Um , 'cause we're going for basic functionality primarily as well .	look and usability
-D	1464.24	With the bu yeah .	look and usability
-A	1465.19	And maybe a menu button and so forth , you know um use a channel button to scroll through the menu d if they want to record programmes or whatever you know I mean we can sort that out .	look and usability
-B	1472.15	I think , I think you're on to something because we need to escape the traditional shape of a remote .	look and usability
-D	1472.5	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1473.81	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1479.39	Maybe something that looks nice on a table is would be good , even though and hand-held the same time .	look and usability
-D	1479.83	True .	look and usability
-D	1482.26	Way to go .	look and usability
-C	1484.49	I think it's all about following Apple's lead on a lot of these things .	look and usability
-D	1488.31	Yeah I'm thinking of the airport portal , you know like that little pod looking thing ?	look and usability
-C	1490.27	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1491.0	Mm .	look and usability
-B	1492.63	Yeah , those are nice .	look and usability
-C	1492.87	Exactly .	look and usability
-A	1493.83	Yeah , I mean a nice although we do um wh uh is I'm recalling that she mentioned that we n need to get away from the surgical white kind of brushed aluminium thing and get back to it but you could have a very tasteful um wood coloured or earth tone kind of um Still , I mean , yeah , along those lines .	look and usability
-D	1501.21	Right .	look and usability
-B	1501.92	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1507.51	That would be kinda neat .	look and usability
-D	1509.88	Terracotta bowl or something .	look and usability
-D	1514.29	Mm .	look and usability
-A	1514.97	Yeah I like that , I like that idea a lot .	look and usability
-A	1516.77	Um , let's see what we can do as far as that goes .	look and usability
-B	1519.69	Okay .	look and usability
-A	1519.93	And the uh the material like the plastics and so forth , we were discussing that being uh using like a rubber kind of softer feel , um you know li lik if you feel the the tip on this pen it's a bit gives just a bit .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1527.74	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1533.96	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1534.25	You know something where it's uh a a more advanced f form of plastic that has some kind of a tactile response to it .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1541.18	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1543.7	Just kind of the squishy feel .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1545.73	Yeah , which is the next big thing , so that's not gonna hurt us either .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1549.53	Mm 'kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1550.78	Yeah let's see if we can do a squishy non-remote control-looking remote control .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1556.31	But to be fair , yeah , I mean , you just c you could just put it literally put it on the the ni the coffee table next to the telly and say volume up .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1562.58	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1565.4	Yeah I like it , I like the idea , that's good .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1565.54	Handy .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1568.14	Um and we've sorted of discussed costs , um .	project budget
-A	1571.86	I guess we'll a that's gonna be uh a thing , if we run a bit over-budget , that might be okay , um .	project budget
-B	1578.13	Sorry about the uh lack of information on cost , I just haven't been provided that information by our manufacturers and I'm just having to guess .	project budget
-D	1583.26	Okay .	project budget
-A	1584.38	We'll have more of an idea when the prototype have more of a we'll have more of an idea later on .	project budget
-A	1590.13	Um .	project budget
-A	1591.79	And we just yeah go from there .	project budget
-A	1594.12	Um , so we've revisited the touch screen and more or less ruled that out , um , I think so we're more or less con we wh wh we're more or less in agreement that we want to have a um a simple kind of function , you know , not too complex .	look and usability
-D	1609.0	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1611.35	Right .	look and usability
-D	1612.17	Well when the majority of people are only using the most primary functions on a daily basis , although I'm not saying we should completely rule out major functions , they should be secondary , at least if not functionally then visually , like those shouldn't be Take precedence , yeah .	look and usability
-B	1627.26	Right .	look and usability
-A	1627.97	Like maybe have menu things .	look and usability
-B	1629.6	If , if we're not going the touch-screen route then we can um just incorporate maybe something that folds out like what you often see on these kinds of remotes is the most basic functions up here and something that slides down to reveal the you know more complicated things .	look and usability
-D	1636.54	Right .	look and usability
-A	1637.01	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1640.59	And they slide .	look and usability
-A	1644.94	Yes .	look and usability
-D	1645.3	Well and do we wanna consider like an iPod screen which isn't a touch screen but you're still scrolling through menu options , in p True , we're still not making it easier then .	look and usability
-C	1652.77	Think then we're hitting our cost issue again .	look and usability
-A	1655.23	Yeah we've also got the the me the thing of , if we're gonna have a non-remote-looking remote , how do we yeah .	look and usability
-B	1655.48	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1659.6	True .	look and usability
-D	1661.3	Fair enough .	look and usability
-A	1661.43	B But no I mean we could do a slide or a compartment , you know , like if it say it's a lit little vaguely ovoidal type of thing , it'd be easy to have a compartment in there .	look and usability
-D	1664.68	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1669.54	Or you know , a b a b a a series of you know three or four buttons with a menu button and then a side an s up and down type of thing , like on um like on a D_V_D_ player .	look and usability
-A	1678.05	You know you see the modern D_V_D_ players'll just have um a menu button on the side and then four buttons around them and you can just kind of manoeuvre through the menu like that .	look and usability
-D	1678.12	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	1682.82	Yeah it's just a scroll .	look and usability
-B	1684.26	Right .	look and usability
-D	1685.48	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1687.19	So are we gonna are we talking we need to figure out what kind of buttons we're going to use , are we going to use scroll buttons ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1693.85	Rubber buttons ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1695.51	Um Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1696.33	Well it seems like I dunno it seems to me that we could just do the um stick with the rubber 'cause since we're probably gonna be using some kind of um rubber for the outside case we might as well stick with that um .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1703.04	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1708.26	Probably .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1711.89	I think to a certain extent we have to stick with uh kind of uh a little bit traditional in terms of the buttons and then and then make our unique feature our casing and what not and our voice command .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1718.9	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1721.65	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1723.22	Well no it's basic just like four directions that are that can use as menu or channel and volume or however you wanna do it , are really versatile and everybody's already got them to some extent on the remotes they already own so it's not like we're dealing with everybody relearning things 'cause that's not something anybody's gonna wanna buy a new for .	discussion
-B	1741.12	Right .	discussion
-A	1743.7	Mm 'kay , um .	discussion
-A	1748.62	We've already kind of covered this as well .	user target group
-A	1751.45	That seems to be selling um and we we've more or less agreed that we want to kar target this youth market , um .	user target group
-D	1757.44	Mm .	user target group
-A	1760.85	Especially now with eighteen to thirty five year olds being such a large quantity of the population .	user target group
-D	1764.75	Right , particularly in technological fields , so that's exactly where we're headed .	user target group
-A	1767.01	Mm-hmm , mm-hmm .	user target group
-A	1768.92	Okay .	user target group
-A	1770.41	Um .	user target group
-A	1773.81	Yeah alright , well , more or less covered what we need to cover I think fi an an any final thoughts before we think about doing the protot moving on to the prototype .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1781.66	Well what are we actually doing ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1783.56	What were Sure .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1783.82	Right .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1784.3	I was just gonna step on to um I wasn't ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1787.67	Uh .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1789.32	Oh it wasn't in the way but yeah , whatever .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1790.71	Oh , my bad um sorry .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1793.85	No , don't worry about it .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1795.55	The um , yeah okay I was just gonna assign tasks in the next b anyth any oth any other final thoughts before we go ahead and cool ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1800.74	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1804.73	So have we decided that we are gonna go with different style cases for different people ?	discussion
-D	1804.84	Yeah .	discussion
-B	1809.6	Or are we just going to go with one ?	discussion
-A	1810.4	Um .	discussion
-B	1817.03	..It's very , it's very hard thing to predict because you have different cases and that might open up your market a little bit obviously , but if you have just one case and it doesn't go very well mm .	discussion
-D	1820.08	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1828.29	Yeah .	discussion
-D	1828.44	Right .	discussion
-B	1828.64	It's a tough situation , but obviously having more cases also costs more so There's an idea .	discussion
-A	1832.17	Well then again colours wouldn't be so hard to do , you could have uh a , you know , a um uh kind of a natural wood colour , like a stained wood and um , I don't know , olive green or something .	discussion
-D	1840.1	Mm .	discussion
-D	1844.69	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1845.24	That wouldn't be so much of a problem to incorporate into the colour of the thing .	discussion
-C	1849.36	And again copying iMac's kind of for iPod Mac Apple's uh colour scheme .	discussion
-D	1852.95	Yeah , get in there .	discussion
-D	1855.52	Yeah , totally .	discussion
-A	1857.19	Yeah , I think that's probably a good id okay so let's work on uh multiple case colours .	discussion
-A	1867.12	But yeah , stick with the same kind of kinda yeah , the same basic non-remote kind of remote design .	discussion
-A	1875.83	Cool .	discussion
-A	1878.02	Alright , so we'll have the next meeting about half an hour , um .	closing
-A	1882.43	I want the uh I'd like Nathan , I'd like you to work on just the basic look and feel , what can we accomplish , um , given these parameters that we're just gonna sort of have this kind of uh non-remote remote .	closing
-A	1896.37	Um , what are our broad constraints before we deve design a prototype .	closing
-B	1896.4	Right .	closing
-A	1902.78	And um Ron if you can figure out how probably best to lay out this idea of this simple design with the voice recognition built in and also this kind of drop down or s on the side kind of menu options simple .	closing
-A	1920.16	Somehow work out how we can get this all s in the same place .	closing
-A	1925.33	Um , and if you can check product evaluation with m some pilots and stuff .	closing
-A	1929.67	Um I need you guys to work together on making a prototype , um using um prototype building materials um .	closing
-A	1940.49	And also um specific instructions will be sent to you by your coaches as well .	closing
-B	1943.65	Oh excellent yeah .	closing
-A	1944.39	So that's what to start with for now , is that alright , you guys feel clear about this ?	closing
-D	1946.04	Cool .	closing
-B	1946.63	That sounds good .	closing
-C	1947.58	Fabulous .	closing
-A	1948.82	Alright .	closing
-A	1949.38	I guess we'll just hit the bricks .	closing
-A	1952.04	Thanks guys .	closing
-D	1952.76	Cool .	closing

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-D	20.62	Okay .	opening
-D	26.02	Oh I totally Yeah 'cause I moved it .	opening
-D	36.0	'S put it over here .	opening
-D	37.16	Then we don't have to worry about it .	opening
-C	38.81	Ready for this ?	opening
-A	41.98	All set ?	opening
-A	43.01	Cool .	opening
-A	44.54	Alright , it is PowerPoint time .	opening
-A	48.53	I've done more PowerPoints in this particular experiment than I've ever done in my life before this experiment which is kind of fun .	opening
-B	55.07	Yeah .	opening
-C	58.66	Oh man .	opening
-A	61.12	So uh here we have our detailed design meeting where we will um look at the prototype and um right so um , I finally figured out what this whole second bullet point is about in my that my coach was sending to me .	opening
-A	76.4	It means I'm supposed to read the minutes from the previous meeting .	opening
-B	78.76	Oh really ?	opening
-B	79.57	Okay .	opening
-A	79.86	I think .	opening
-D	80.53	Huh .	opening
-A	81.35	I don't know .	opening
-A	82.44	Otherwise it's just saying I'm the secretary and I'm therefore I'm taking the minutes , s so just to go um just real briefly to go over minutes from last meeting , uh , I will open them slowly , no ?	opening
-A	98.04	Wait for it , wait for it .	opening
-D	107.4	Yeah that's not you .	opening
-A	108.6	No .	opening
-A	109.2	That's how the Wait .	opening
-A	114.04	This is , this is very high-powered stuff here , double-clicking , there we go .	opening
-A	119.42	So um basically the moral of the story from our last minute uh last meeting was that um we that we had meetings from uh we had presentations done by the Industrial Designer , uh or from Nathan , and Ron and from Sarah about what we can do here um and what sort of limitations we're operating with um uh excuse me what limitations we're operating under , what kind of risk we'd be looking at with some of the various approaches we were discussing and we essentially came to the conclusion that we should develop a remote with uh voice recognition , I_E_ that had a vaguely non-remote like shape um because you didn't really need to use it as a remote since you could just use your voice .	opening
-A	159.06	That would include some mostly just the simple design features for a television operation but with a slide or a fold-out bay for more advanced functions for users .	opening
-A	169.28	Um , and uh the uh uh the U_I_D_ and the I_D_ were asked to go ahead and start developing a prototype for us to look at .	opening
-A	178.69	So .	opening
-A	181.45	That's sorted , back to the main meet here , um , go ahead and take it away guys .	opening
-B	192.17	Well .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	193.14	Uh , we have assembled our prototype , um .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	199.92	What's to be said about it ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	201.77	Um , we took into account a lot of the things that we went over in the last meeting , um .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	207.68	Some of the most important things to consider are that we decided not to go for the touch screen which you can see and opted for some very large buttons for the primary functions , um .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	213.92	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	222.25	This is going to be the on off button and we have these buttons to go through the channels um and then two volume buttons down here , d uh we decided those were the most important uh buttons .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	234.55	And then , for the more advanced uh functions there is a slide out panel here um and you can see that there are lots of other things going on .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	244.28	But this actually can slide back in and provides a very nice aesthetic when it's all put away , um .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	254.98	As far as the uh whole visible light thing , we decided to go with the multiple colours coming out , why not ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	258.85	Ah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	261.18	Nice .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	262.87	Fair enough .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	264.14	Of course , if that's annoying for some people that function can be turned off .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	267.92	Perfect .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	268.92	Um .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	270.95	No it's important to we talked a quite a bit about uh you know the the interchangeable uh faces and what we've done here is come up with a bit of a natural look here um f we call it fruity if you will .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	271.18	Go ahead .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	277.51	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	281.6	Right .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	284.72	Appropriate , okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	284.73	Um .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	286.14	Right , um , of course that's uh interchangeable and uh I think it would be desirable for the uh for the regular product in the in the in the in the first packaging to be something a little bit more subdued but this is kind of something that can be done um and as you can see on the television there uh we have the uh voice detector device um on the top there .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	295.1	Mm 'kay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	300.64	It is an option .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	307.2	Oh , right .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	308.86	That's this here .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	309.62	Ah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	310.71	Um .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	310.89	I see .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	311.65	So that that will work quite well with with regard to finding this uh contraption .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	317.46	Um , what other things do we see here , well , um if you give it a touch it does have actually a bit of a spongy feel , um , so I think that will work well with regards to our market .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	330.14	Um and uh let's see , well clearly there's gonna be some more colours and what not available .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	340.6	Um uh do you have anything else to add to that ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	344.03	Um I worried about the materials , it is uh the entire thing is covered in a rubber coating so it's very durable uh , it's not gonna break like some types of plastic that's dropped .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	358.74	Um , and of course as you can see and if you touch it it does have that nice squishy feel .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	365.78	It's actually important to note that the television , uh you know if there's an earthquake or anything like that , that i it actually is edible inside .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	377.36	Fact , I dunno if you noticed , but I wrote the uh the company's name on the telephone screen , I thought that was kinda nice .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	380.8	Oh well done yeah , yeah oh ok Edible televisions , it's a wave of the future .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	381.56	Nice .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	383.33	This was actually an apple on the inside .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	386.3	Do we need to worry about um rot factors ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	386.61	This Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	389.52	Um it's encased in a new uh type of uh polymer yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	393.61	Oh okay , there's preservatives involved , we don't need to worry , okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	395.89	It's fine .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	395.98	We got a bit ahead of ourselves , I know we're not talking about making televisions at this point or anything like that , but Right .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	397.45	Hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	397.47	Fair enough .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	400.13	No but It's a couple years off at least .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	402.62	It's pos a possible new product .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	404.68	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	406.0	Um , but I think that's I think that sums up the main features of our of the remote , um I dunno if you guys have any questions or f whether that uh whether we need to worry about any uh other marketing areas or anything of that nature .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	412.16	Brilliant .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	421.64	Um , did we come in under budget ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	423.75	Uh we did , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	424.94	This cost well to put this into um production , we're looking at about what was our goal ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	432.58	It was twelve fifty Euro um and this actually came in at about eleven ninety nine .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	439.33	Um , so I was quite pleased with that .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	441.44	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	442.41	One thing that we didn't do um obviously we had a choice with the buttons whether to use scroll buttons or standard rubber buttons , but we just went for a classic rubber button and um since we did that we didn't have to use as many microchips which was quite nice and that's what helped keep the cost down .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	452.27	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	459.14	Brilliant .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	459.63	So even though it has a lot of modern technology , um for example the voice recognition , in a lot of ways it's just a simple remote and um I think if we shopped around for other manufacturers um we might be able to get even cheaper .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	460.1	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	467.96	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	469.72	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	479.94	Did we talk about the voice recognition uh option ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	480.0	And Oh no , we haven't talked about that yet have we ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	484.43	So uh so uh yeah on the back here you all noticed this area here which is actually the voice recognition uh uh console and uh I think it's nicely designed into the into the overall look .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	491.93	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	498.35	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	499.15	Um , but basically the voice recognition uh incorporates um the latest designs that our research team has been able to cufw uh come up with .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	507.14	Basically uh quite similar to the coffee maker um design that we were talking about earlier and um , I think that uh has given a proven um ease of use and what not .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	510.22	Mm 'kay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	520.86	Hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	522.01	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	522.43	And uh allows features like the remote actually talking back to the user um , so .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	528.42	Right .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	532.18	Cool .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	532.44	Any questions ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	534.93	No , no I think that's Right , yeah thanks guys that's very , very good work .	look and usability presentation of prototype(s)
-D	536.17	Do we have um other , for lack of a better word , skins ?	look and usability
-D	539.69	Covers ?	look and usability
-D	540.76	In play now or are those ones gonna be developed later once we see how the couple we have g go or ?	look and usability
-B	545.33	Um , do you wanna answer this one or do you want me to answer it ?	look and usability
-D	546.53	Do we know where we stand on that yet ?	look and usability
-C	548.01	Well we didn't quite have enough material uh .	look and usability
-D	551.29	Oh I wasn't expecting a prototype I just didn't know if you guys had any in mind yet .	look and usability
-B	552.33	Yeah , yeah .	look and usability
-C	552.52	Oh I see , right , um .	look and usability
-B	554.77	Um , well as you can see this is just a most superficial layer and um it'd be very easy to put another layer of something else like It's not it's not quite a a face plate , it's more like a pseudo-face plate because it's simple enough that in the factory it could we could very easily put a different one on it , it locks into place such that , you know , it's pretty permanent but at the same time , if we wanna go the other way it's just a matter of a couple of adjustments and we could go the face plate way if you know what I mean .	look and usability
-D	562.8	Okay .	look and usability
-D	564.5	Just veneer really , yeah .	look and usability
-C	566.77	Right .	look and usability
-D	567.34	Okay .	look and usability
-C	567.84	Actually this bottom red ring here just unclips and then you put a a new a new uh a new plate on top of that .	look and usability
-D	570.34	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	571.99	And the whole thing Okay .	look and usability
-D	577.12	Right .	look and usability
-C	577.19	So I mean there are I we definitely priced out a spongy even spongier non-natural look um materials which I think worked out fine .	look and usability
-D	579.29	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	580.27	There's Okay .	look and usability
-C	587.26	We also continued on with the ideas that f following uh Apple's colour schemes with the kind of the uh light orange and the green .	look and usability
-D	588.02	Mm 'kay .	look and usability
-D	593.02	Okay , very cool .	look and usability
-D	600.93	Okay .	look and usability
-D	617.22	Okay .	look and usability
-D	619.03	Yep .	look and usability
-D	619.79	It's still an option if we need it .	look and usability
-B	620.77	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	621.89	Very cool , nice job .	look and usability
-A	627.35	I like it , brilliant .	look and usability
-A	630.24	Um , what we need to discuss now is the finance of it , um I got me you've got you provided a number that actually sounds quite nice .	costing
-A	640.17	Um the trouble is I was just given this by finance .	costing
-B	644.04	Oh .	costing
-A	644.05	Um , it's a spreadsheet of the parts and I've just tentatively put in what it's going to look like um .	costing
-B	649.65	Ooh .	costing
-A	651.29	I'm just gonna clear this out real quickly , but it looks like So we'll just if we can just itemize what's in here , we've got this it's a solar cell thing right ?	costing
-B	666.27	Right uh we didn't really touch on that but it it's in there , yep .	costing
-A	667.17	With a back-up battery ?	costing
-A	670.13	With the ba okay .	costing
-A	671.63	Um and Clever , clever , well done .	costing
-C	672.56	The voice recognition area actually doubles as uh as the solar cell area .	costing
-C	678.45	Yeah .	costing
-A	680.07	Um so I guess that would mean we've got a bit of a um It's a s a speaker and a sensor at the same time isn't it ?	costing
-B	688.27	Yeah , yeah .	costing
-B	689.34	It's just making use of the same space and the same materials , but Yeah , one big curve I guess you could say .	costing
-D	691.47	Mm-hmm .	costing
-A	692.1	Okay .	costing
-A	693.78	Um and the case , it's more of a single-curved case , I guess would be that be the general Um and we've got a rubber skin material basically throughout .	costing
-D	699.12	Mm-hmm .	costing
-A	706.92	Um .	costing
-A	708.6	Push button interface um with this other drop-down so maybe we've got two push button interfaces don't we ?	costing
-B	715.89	Yeah , mm-hmm .	costing
-A	716.98	Um .	costing
-A	719.11	And um a special I guess it's uh we've got a sort of a wood materi a rubbery type material that throughout , yeah .	costing
-B	727.67	Yeah , special .	costing
-B	729.56	And s I guess you have to mark special colour and special form as well , don't you ?	costing
-B	734.04	'Cause it i it is very unconventional , I like to think of it as unconventional .	costing
-A	736.08	Yeah , it's it's quite unique .	costing
-A	737.33	I like it , yeah it's So it looks like a bit over budget , um .	costing
-D	742.2	M come in at sixteen ?	costing
-B	744.08	Oh .	costing
-B	745.04	Huh , doesn't match up does it ?	costing
-A	748.56	So what we could do perhaps , a simple fix would maybe to switch away from the solar cells um or take out the back-up battery .	costing
-B	759.66	How do you feel about that ?	costing
-A	759.79	Uh Mm-hmm .	costing
-C	761.17	I mean I think that uh if we're talking about it being one of our main selling features , being environmental and without the batteries and what not , although it does still have a battery so I'm not sure that you know what the sell is on that .	costing
-D	772.33	Yeah .	costing
-B	773.73	I mean we could take we could take the battery out of it you see and it'd probably work ninety nine per cent of the time but you're gonna have to set up a call centre for that one per cent of the time when people are calling and saying oh look my remote isn't working what am I gonna do ?	costing
-D	786.28	Mm k .	costing
-A	786.89	Mm-hmm .	costing
-B	787.51	People'd be real upset .	costing
-B	789.07	I think in the long-run it's better to keep the battery , it's hard to scrap the whole cell battery idea 'cause that's so integral to the theme that we have .	costing
-D	789.1	True .	costing
-A	801.14	Hmm .	costing
-A	809.06	What's difficult , we have all these things integral to the um to the design of it that we just can't back out of now , it would have to be seems like we'd have to go back to square one in a way .	costing
-D	813.94	Nah .	costing
-A	825.96	Um if we were gonna try to undo one bit we'd probably have to undo most of it , um It's either or .	costing
-B	831.0	Yeah .	costing
-D	832.45	Although we don't wanna get rid of the whole environmental I mean obviously the solar cell is a big piece of the way we're marketing this as like a natural , new thing , but honestly if we cut that one piece out we're actually coming in under budget if I've done my math correctly .	costing
-B	851.16	Hmm .	costing
-C	851.98	I mean you might be able to sway me on the idea that we our main selling point could be already this voice recognition thing I mean that's what sets us apart right ?	costing
-D	852.3	I mean Which , it's yeah that's what setting us into this young market , I mean that's where we started from , so I don't know , and I mean you know perhaps when the cell technology comes down in price we can bring that back into the game but it looks like at this point that may be out of our league .	costing
-C	877.81	And the reality is you know , for me from an ideological stand point , I'd like to stick with the uh the solar cell , but I h kind of have to throw myself in the in the business structure model here and uh you know I think I think that I think that we need to come to a compromise here and maybe move ahead with the project , without the solar cell .	costing
-B	878.0	Right .	costing
-D	887.28	Right .	costing
-D	889.42	Yeah .	costing
-B	890.35	Right .	costing
-D	893.92	Yeah .	costing
-B	901.99	Yeah .	costing
-D	902.64	I think unfortunately that's our best option .	costing
-B	902.71	I guess we might have to do that .	costing
-B	904.47	It's the only way we're gonna get below our uh goal isn't it ?	costing
-D	907.94	Mm .	costing
-B	908.07	Of twelve fifty .	costing
-A	909.4	'Cause we can't remove the push buttons 'cause they're um and we can't get rid of the uh I mean removing the changing the case wouldn't be so much of a mm-mm , um , nor would changing the case materials .	costing
-B	912.61	Yeah , .	costing
-D	912.93	It kind of yeah .	costing
-C	922.02	Savings .	costing
-D	924.3	Mm-mm .	costing
-A	927.66	Um .	costing
-A	929.93	So yeah that looks like to be the only thing .	costing
-D	932.31	Yeah .	costing
-A	932.66	So that would be the it's a major change but Yeah .	costing
-B	939.8	Gotta do what you gotta do .	costing
-A	939.95	Alright , so we're in agreement on that .	costing
-D	942.68	Unfortunately I think we are .	costing
-C	946.39	No , I think that was a good compromise you brought forward Sarah .	costing
-A	956.17	Right .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	959.57	Moving along swiftly .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	961.07	Um , so I guess now we just go to the project evaluation which I will allow Sarah to take over .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	969.88	That would be me .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	971.1	Um cord ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	972.84	Ah of course , sorry .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	974.01	No problem .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	974.92	Whoosh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	977.19	Can you reach , that would be great , thank you .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	977.99	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	980.61	That'd be great Brilliant .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	983.46	I didn't even do that one on purpose either , damn .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	986.92	Okay , um , basically I was just evaluating um from what we know of how our product's working right now with the criteria that we set at the beginning of these are the things we needed to do , these are the things that look like we feel they're important .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	998.24	Um so I was looking at basic design things , does it fulfil its functions as a remote ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1003.24	Is the design what we wanted it to do ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1005.35	I are technologies up to where we hoped they would be and does it fulfil the aesthetic qualities that our original market research was looking for ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1012.51	Um .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1013.65	Basic questions like , you know , does it turn on ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1016.79	Does it respond to voice recognition ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1019.31	And overall , in general , it looks like it's coming up to par .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1022.47	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1022.59	Um , the only thing is with with the pull-out panel , that is , can it take some adjusting because it's a new sort of interface , um that looked like it was coming up rough , but then , once you get used to it , it does make a lot of sense .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1035.2	So I think overall we're headed in the right direction .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1038.11	Really good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1039.28	So .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1039.93	They like that spongy feel .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1041.63	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1042.63	It looks like it's going over well , so we're we're good yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1043.81	And the paging function works well , that's good to hear , we worked hard on that one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1044.33	Six ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1047.98	We did .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1048.08	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1049.14	It's I think eventually if we do um branch out with this product maybe we do have a higher budget options and if it goes over with this model we can look into um wider range voice recognition like from other rooms of the house and stuff , but for now , what we've got is working in the range we need it for , so it's all good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1066.71	I am bit disappointed about losing the solar panel but it's okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1066.95	That's everything from me .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1069.83	Hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1070.02	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1071.6	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1071.65	Yeah , it is a set-back , but Okay , do you need the cord back ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1077.1	W we might have uh we might have lost that granola market again that we're I guess that's true .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1077.54	Um yeah , I was just go on .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1080.78	I know .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1082.89	Well they don't own tellys anyway do they ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1084.97	True .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1089.17	Right .	evaluation of project process
-A	1089.8	So , um , this one's a bit unclear to me to be perfectly fair , um .	evaluation of project process
-A	1098.15	I got this slide from the coach and I'm not sure what it's connected to .	evaluation of project process
-A	1102.83	Um so I guess we are going to discuss um our project process um and that is gonna go into my report .	evaluation of project process
-A	1112.4	So I guess this is the point where we go um uh out of role it looks like and talk about our satisfaction for room for creativity and so forth and how that all worked , I guess , um .	evaluation of project process
-B	1124.2	Okay .	evaluation of project process
-D	1126.37	As in within the team or ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1128.17	I think so yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1128.93	Right so it's just kind of a open mic kind of thing or 'Kay .	evaluation of project process
-D	1129.61	Okay .	evaluation of project process
-A	1130.6	I think it's I mm-hmm , I think so .	evaluation of project process
-A	1134.93	I think hope I'm not screwing up an experiment .	evaluation of project process
-D	1135.04	It is now , you're in charge so there you go .	evaluation of project process
-A	1143.47	But I trust that she would jump in if I was so okay fair enough .	evaluation of project process
-B	1145.81	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1145.86	Whatever .	evaluation of project process
-A	1146.48	Um right , um so any thoughts ?	evaluation of project process
-B	1152.72	Are we considering these points here ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1153.32	Um .	evaluation of project process
-A	1154.89	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1155.26	Okay .	evaluation of project process
-D	1155.27	I think they're starting blocks yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1158.69	What do you guys feel about the process ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1162.12	Um , you know I think in general , for a day's worth of work we actually were relatively productive , considering the little amount of input we had going in .	evaluation of project process
-A	1170.42	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-D	1171.17	Um , and the technology has definitely been a help , it's really been interesting to try out all this new stuff .	evaluation of project process
-C	1177.62	We didn't use the whiteboard at all .	evaluation of project process
-B	1179.51	No .	evaluation of project process
-A	1179.59	No , no whiteboard .	evaluation of project process
-D	1179.62	No , we didn't .	evaluation of project process
-D	1181.44	We could now if that'd make up for it but really and I feel like if you guys had been designing in here perhaps that would have changed but because of room constraints , doesn't really matter .	evaluation of project process
-C	1184.82	And Um , also had I not been intrigued about the pen , I don't think I woulda used it at all , I didn't write barely anything .	evaluation of project process
-D	1200.84	Yeah I think I was taking notes more often than usual just 'cause I liked the pen , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1203.89	Yeah , it's true .	evaluation of project process
-C	1209.14	Uh .	evaluation of project process
-B	1209.33	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-A	1210.55	Was pretty cool tack though .	evaluation of project process
-C	1212.8	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1213.5	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-B	1213.53	Definitely .	evaluation of project process
-D	1214.63	I am disappointed I didn't get a note back from my personal coach .	evaluation of project process
-B	1218.0	As you write your personal coach .	evaluation of project process
-D	1219.17	Yeah , but I didn't get a response so we'll see .	evaluation of project process
-B	1224.94	What if you get a response two or three months from now ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1227.39	Okay that would be kinda creepy .	evaluation of project process
-B	1227.57	That'd be weird .	evaluation of project process
-A	1228.44	Attempts to contact coach ineffective .	evaluation of project process
-D	1232.79	Well what kind of coaching is that really ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1234.49	What if I really needed something .	evaluation of project process
-C	1238.86	I so I don't n I think there was a lot of room for creativity , we could do whatever basically what we wanted until the budget came down on us , um .	evaluation of project process
-D	1243.19	I think so .	evaluation of project process
-D	1248.42	And even then we did get a decent product turned out although it's not everything we wanted it to be .	evaluation of project process
-B	1253.13	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1253.49	With the natural look .	evaluation of project process
-B	1254.87	That's very natural .	evaluation of project process
-A	1255.72	Very natural look .	evaluation of project process
-D	1257.3	Organic , really .	evaluation of project process
-A	1259.42	That's the brilliance of they had a p they had a peeler in here .	evaluation of project process
-D	1262.85	And highly resourceful team mates might I add which is always a plus .	evaluation of project process
-B	1266.42	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1268.42	Yeah , I think , yeah re I thought it was like really creative actually , I mean .	evaluation of project process
-D	1271.51	Mm yeah , I'm impressed .	evaluation of project process
-C	1271.71	I think the teamwork was good as well .	evaluation of project process
-B	1275.22	And to prove that we weren't wasteful we didn't waste a single bit of Play-Doh , we used every bit .	evaluation of project process
-D	1280.05	Nice .	evaluation of project process
-D	1281.34	All four of those little containers .	evaluation of project process
-B	1283.08	Yeah , I guess My one my one criticism is that we didn't have enough colours to work with , we only had four , wasn't enough .	evaluation of project process
-A	1283.83	Including the s the multi-coloured wave pattern .	evaluation of project process
-D	1291.94	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1293.12	You could have developed multiple skins really had you had more colours .	evaluation of project process
-B	1295.34	I know it could have been amazing .	evaluation of project process
-D	1297.6	Oh well .	evaluation of project process
-A	1299.76	What did you guys think about the the the roles ?	evaluation of project process
-B	1304.73	Hmm .	evaluation of project process
-D	1308.69	They were good .	evaluation of project process
-B	1310.8	Yeah it's f kind of fun , it was I think it was pretty clever 'cause we were never able to get too far off track because the information came in at the right time and kind of filled in the gaps enough .	evaluation of project process
-D	1312.55	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1324.18	True .	evaluation of project process
-B	1326.19	At the same time you had enough room to kind of just make things up , which was kind of fun .	evaluation of project process
-D	1330.05	Do your own .	evaluation of project process
-D	1331.57	Though I did feel like th the level of information dropped off severely over the course of the day .	evaluation of project process
-B	1336.42	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1337.7	I mean maybe it's just me but I didn't actually get any information for the last presentation at all .	evaluation of project process
-A	1342.81	That's true , I I got this spreadsheet .	evaluation of project process
-D	1343.26	Nothing , I didn't even get an email , like that was it .	evaluation of project process
-D	1348.42	So , yeah , I feel like that was slightly lacking but then you know , fill in the blanks on your own , level of creativity upped .	evaluation of project process
-C	1356.2	Well I think that was I think that was an issue I kept finding with regard to well no but also yeah when I was reporting about what each of us was doing I was often confused as to what you were doing um and then I also felt like you know a lot of our discussion would centre around n specifically what my task was because that was kind of the interface portion which was what the whole project was about uh but and then in the end I think our jobs kind of melded together a little bit more , which was fine .	evaluation of project process
-D	1356.25	Whatever .	evaluation of project process
-A	1359.54	Of what to do .	evaluation of project process
-B	1364.7	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-D	1364.86	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-D	1367.07	Uh-huh , that wasn't very much .	evaluation of project process
-B	1368.71	You know Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1370.13	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-D	1378.42	Yes .	evaluation of project process
-A	1380.14	Mm , mm .	evaluation of project process
-D	1380.64	Hmm , very much so .	evaluation of project process
-B	1384.87	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1385.83	That was fun .	evaluation of project process
-B	1386.62	I think the most helpful thing out of everything was getting the the PowerPoint slides already put together for you 'cause if we didn't have that there's no way we could have got all that done in time .	evaluation of project process
-C	1394.02	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-D	1394.62	Yeah , already having the formatted stuff helped a lot .	evaluation of project process
-D	1398.74	Very much so .	evaluation of project process
-A	1400.62	Cool .	evaluation of project process
-C	1402.3	And I think your leadership was quite good .	evaluation of project process
-B	1404.08	It was really good yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1404.23	Hmm .	evaluation of project process
-A	1405.52	She said I I I she actually made a comment off boy you're getting into this and I really I think it's true I did get I I felt like I got way too into it .	evaluation of project process
-D	1410.38	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1412.6	That's kind of a good thing though , you know , give the rest of us some structure to work with so hey .	evaluation of project process
-A	1413.44	I felt like I slipped into it a lot .	evaluation of project process
-B	1413.78	It's kinda fun .	evaluation of project process
-A	1417.67	I dunno .	evaluation of project process
-C	1418.0	An so is that the first time you've taken on that kind of role ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1420.58	The first time I've ever done anything like yeah project project management .	evaluation of project process
-A	1424.13	I usually organise crap , it's one thing to do , you know set up a party with your friends , you know ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1424.31	Hmm .	evaluation of project process
-B	1428.03	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1428.71	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1429.75	Little different .	evaluation of project process
-A	1430.82	But you guys felt that you could keep the , yeah , suspension of disbelief kind of like like the role and the okay ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1436.63	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1437.27	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1437.29	I except for a couple moments where it just got out of hand and I knew we were all lying through our teeth , other than that I could only imagine .	evaluation of project process
-B	1440.23	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1442.78	I had to admit , as soon as w we started I mean as soon as we got the Play-Doh , th you know the whole concept of really trying to stick with reality went out the window .	evaluation of project process
-A	1453.96	Yeah , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1457.1	Maybe in in Legos you know ?	evaluation of project process
-C	1459.51	Possibly .	evaluation of project process
-A	1459.58	Be fun with Legos too , like make a remote control or spaceship , we used to have spaceship Legos did you guys ever used to build spaceships with Legos everybody knows best spaceships ever .	evaluation of project process
-C	1465.89	Oh yeah , still have 'em .	evaluation of project process
-D	1466.59	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1468.5	Totally .	evaluation of project process
-A	1470.89	Um you guys felt like there was enough teamwork in all ?	evaluation of project process
-B	1473.33	Yeah ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1474.0	I think so .	evaluation of project process
-C	1476.07	Yep .	evaluation of project process
-A	1477.66	Hmm .	evaluation of project process
-B	1480.09	You don't .	evaluation of project process
-A	1480.14	No I , no I dunno , I d I I dunno , I don't I I was just I It's true huh ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1483.8	Though we didn't actually I mean other than minor discussion at meetings there wasn't except for the actual building , but I feel like if this was a team project there actually would have been much more of the collaborative like brainstorming , use the board well and this would have been six months' worth of work , not like three hours' worth of meetings .	evaluation of project process
-B	1489.12	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1499.97	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1502.32	I mean I think had the issue been more serious we probably woulda brainstormed more during our meetings as a team .	evaluation of project process
-B	1506.4	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1506.46	That's true .	evaluation of project process
-A	1509.25	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1510.43	Course I'm I'm conscious of the idea of the Project Manager asking if you guys feel like there's a team you know it's like , kind of like , like hmm .	evaluation of project process
-A	1520.36	It d But yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1520.45	Yeah that is kind of Mine was the mics .	evaluation of project process
-A	1523.43	Interesting .	evaluation of project process
-A	1524.71	It's kind of fascinating wasn't it ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1526.57	I mean the whole process of I don't know .	evaluation of project process
-B	1527.56	Wonder why is there anything about the way that we got so much inform what was it that kept us from going to the the board ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1535.64	I I don't know if there was a ri I th Mm .	evaluation of project process
-D	1537.95	I didn't feel like getting up and down and dealing with all these wires , I was afraid I was gonna break something actually .	evaluation of project process
-B	1539.76	Yeah , that's it 'cause the mics are loose and each time you get up it's s a possibility of tripping over something or getting tangled or .	evaluation of project process
-D	1543.23	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1545.41	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1547.86	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1547.96	Well I dunno what I woulda shown on that board .	evaluation of project process
-D	1550.21	True , but it didn't even occur to me as an option , I mean I don't know that I would have but I know that I consciously didn't .	evaluation of project process
-A	1552.93	Nor I .	evaluation of project process
-C	1556.07	I mean it's just like the paper I don't know what I really needed the paper for .	evaluation of project process
-D	1559.59	True .	evaluation of project process
-C	1560.13	Um , because I've got this laptop .	evaluation of project process
-D	1562.97	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1565.31	Standard , I just used it 'cause it's literally right in front of me .	evaluation of project process
-D	1568.65	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1568.81	I wanna see the output files from these um , from the digital paper .	evaluation of project process
-D	1570.0	Well it looks really professional .	evaluation of project process
-A	1572.61	I wanna see wh wh what my my handwriting looks like digitized because my handwriting is crap .	evaluation of project process
-D	1573.22	I know .	evaluation of project process
-B	1577.62	Yeah , that's it .	evaluation of project process
-A	1578.27	I mean , just to see what it looks like in P_D_F_ format or something .	evaluation of project process
-B	1583.12	Usually I would do a lot more doodling too but I didn't because New ideas .	evaluation of project process
-D	1585.38	I know , I felt like I needed to be professional so I didn't like draw all over my paper and stuff .	evaluation of project process
-D	1591.62	Okay , well not entirely , but still , I doodled less than I usually do .	evaluation of project process
-A	1597.94	T I I'm curious about what the de-briefing is gonna be like .	evaluation of project process
-A	1600.81	You know , like what is the uh what exactly we're looking for here .	evaluation of project process
-C	1605.69	So is this all we need to get through ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1607.44	I dunno , I'm not sure what the new ideas found i is about .	evaluation of project process
-D	1608.08	I guess .	evaluation of project process
-D	1610.63	Um .	evaluation of project process
-D	1612.47	It did it just say in an email that we need to discuss that ?	evaluation of project process
-C	1612.49	Is it Any new ideas with regard to remote control concepts ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1615.46	Well , that's the thing I got i in the email I got this PowerPoint file but this slide was just there , mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-D	1621.06	That slide was like that ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1623.04	I didn't change this one at all .	evaluation of project process
-B	1624.23	Hmm .	evaluation of project process
-D	1625.77	Well .	evaluation of project process
-A	1626.58	Um ch Yeah well .	evaluation of project process
-B	1626.83	I guess we're on the right track .	evaluation of project process
-A	1633.43	W I kinda like th Yeah you can't Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1635.41	No , none .	evaluation of project process
-D	1636.66	Uh I think they still do their job .	evaluation of project process
-B	1639.12	I think they're fine actually .	evaluation of project process
-D	1640.23	I am thinking outside the little square box though , with literally in like form I don't Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1645.67	Yeah , maybe a s a circle would be alright , different .	evaluation of project process
-A	1648.88	Does kinda make you wonder , I mean , how much can you do with a remote control ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1652.99	It's like inventing a new car .	evaluation of project process
-A	1654.95	Yeah yeah , you can Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1655.05	It's still gotta be technically car shaped or it won't fit on the road , you know ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1661.32	Don't know .	evaluation of project process
-A	1662.99	Hmm .	evaluation of project process
-A	1664.67	Um .	evaluation of project process
-C	1665.41	What is that ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1665.6	'Kay .	evaluation of project process
-C	1665.87	Our limited ability to think outside the box ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1666.25	Kind of .	evaluation of project process
-A	1666.53	So this was other costs .	evaluation of project process
-B	1667.46	Are we back into project mood ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1668.93	I dunno .	evaluation of project process
-A	1669.58	I think this is forty ish I I I mm we should go on a bit yeah about the project eval , um .	evaluation of project process
-D	1670.68	Oh , how long was our meeting supposed to be ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1672.38	How much time do we have left ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1679.84	I dunno about you guys but I felt like a bit under-stimulated on the whole thing .	evaluation of project process
-A	1687.06	Like , what like you know what am I really doing , you know what is Yep .	evaluation of project process
-D	1687.3	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-D	1690.76	Yeah , at the beginning it started out and I felt actually like under pressure like the first couple were taking a lot of work and I was like had like all this brainstorming I was doing and then suddenly I was like well it's just another two minute presentation that you guys don't really care about anyway so type away .	evaluation of project process
-B	1698.12	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1703.99	Why ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1704.42	Hey .	evaluation of project process
-C	1705.43	Huh I think it was the real .	evaluation of project process
-D	1705.45	You know , you know what I mean like we all sort of knew where we were headed with it so it didn't feel like it mattered anymore .	evaluation of project process
-B	1708.11	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1710.48	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1710.57	Definitely when when I first filled out the questionnaire I was marking it probably higher in terms of how much I had to how much I stressed over it and then by the time I got to the last one I was like , you know , not very much .	evaluation of project process
-D	1715.9	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-D	1720.49	Whatever .	evaluation of project process
-A	1721.49	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-D	1721.89	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1722.22	Think it was also realisation of you basically just copy and paste what's given to you into your presentation which uh wasn't so clear to me at the beginning .	evaluation of project process
-B	1727.46	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1727.88	Very much , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1732.42	I actually didn't do that at all though , every single one I a all the presentations I either added slides or edited 'em .	evaluation of project process
-B	1732.57	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-A	1738.75	I di Oh .	evaluation of project process
-C	1738.77	Oh I added like five slides too , but I Yeah , mine too .	evaluation of project process
-D	1740.45	See I only got blank ones .	evaluation of project process
-B	1740.89	Did you really ?	evaluation of project process
-B	1741.97	I just got blank ones and Me too .	evaluation of project process
-A	1742.97	What ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1743.27	Really ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1743.76	My slides were all blank , they'd have a title maybe and they were just empty .	evaluation of project process
-A	1747.64	Did they not have they didn't like uh mine yeah they didn't come like this ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1750.5	Like with this was what it looks like .	evaluation of project process
-D	1752.65	Like with those words already on it ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1752.67	This is what that looked like , literally , just like that .	evaluation of project process
-D	1754.63	No .	evaluation of project process
-C	1754.79	No .	evaluation of project process
-A	1755.89	Interesting .	evaluation of project process
-D	1756.02	I wondered why yours always looked so more complicated .	evaluation of project process
-A	1758.53	Uh-huh huh huh .	evaluation of project process
-B	1759.7	I deleted slides .	evaluation of project process
-D	1763.17	I think I added a slide one time .	evaluation of project process
-C	1765.62	I added many slides every time Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1768.48	Hey with the whole new background being innovative , yeah that was class .	evaluation of project process
-B	1770.48	That was pretty cool , it was a high moment of the whole experiment .	evaluation of project process
-D	1773.1	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-C	1775.5	Um .	evaluation of project process
-A	1775.53	Interesting .	evaluation of project process
-A	1781.2	Any other thoughts come to mind ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1783.13	I wanna know how our product would fare .	evaluation of project process
-D	1785.74	I can't just leave it there .	evaluation of project process
-B	1785.8	I think it would fail , I think it'd be a huge disaster , especially if it looks like that .	evaluation of project process
-D	1788.65	I think it would take extensive marketing , okay , an apple with a red button on top , even I am sceptical .	evaluation of project process
-D	1799.29	But you know the whole Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1801.14	Even you .	evaluation of project process
-B	1802.75	I don't we kind of designed it to look little bit like a face .	evaluation of project process
-D	1806.19	I know it is .	evaluation of project process
-A	1807.65	Yeah but Builds .	evaluation of project process
-B	1808.24	It's a happy face .	evaluation of project process
-C	1809.43	Actually that looked a lot more like a tongue from previous to uh fr some other design uh modifications .	evaluation of project process
-D	1810.69	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-A	1821.17	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-C	1822.66	I hope you appreciate the uh incorporation of some tin foil from a uh random Kit-Kat bar that happened to be consumed .	evaluation of project process
-D	1827.49	I I noticed that .	evaluation of project process
-D	1831.24	By accident .	evaluation of project process
-A	1834.0	Interesting .	evaluation of project process
-D	1836.68	Well huh .	evaluation of project process
-D	1837.39	An interesting day all in all I would say .	evaluation of project process
-A	1838.93	Uh , yeah , I'd say so .	evaluation of project process
-B	1838.95	Yeah , it's uh I wanna see a Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1840.6	So again I reiterate my question of how different we are comp compared to the other groups , especially between culture groups and what not .	evaluation of project process
-D	1847.78	I know .	evaluation of project process
-A	1848.16	Mm , I know .	evaluation of project process
-C	1851.98	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-A	1853.01	It seemed like everything flowed pretty logically .	evaluation of project process
-D	1853.7	I Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1855.26	You know from the the the basics to the conce although the whole concepts thing , the whole concepts phase , I don't think I really understood like the concept .	evaluation of project process
-A	1864.58	Well the id okay the notion of yeah I mean i it's not like I have a concept of a mug's material , it's just it is what it is .	evaluation of project process
-D	1866.0	'Cause it's such a functional item .	evaluation of project process
-A	1873.42	You know , maybe i rather than concepts i it should be th thought of we sh I I thought of I thought of rather than in terms of concepts I thought of it in terms of um like proposed idea .	evaluation of project process
-A	1887.04	And then the final would be like th the actual specified prototype or whatever , I dunno .	evaluation of project process
-D	1887.07	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-A	1894.0	But .	evaluation of project process
-B	1896.65	Hmm .	evaluation of project process
-A	1896.79	All in all it's kinda interesting .	evaluation of project process
-D	1898.41	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-B	1900.16	So we have more slides or ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1902.3	No just this closing one .	evaluation of project process
-A	1904.17	No we've established that the costs weren't really within budget , but we could s you know do it We did the project evaluation based on um Sarah's evaluation of on off switches and Mm .	closing
-D	1908.28	We got it to be .	closing
-D	1910.55	Like cutting corners .	closing
-D	1916.88	Kind of , though it was really technically an evaluation of the product , not the project in general .	closing
-B	1923.65	Mm .	closing
-D	1923.92	Which I'm not sure is the same thing , at the time that just i made more sense , but I could see if they were really asking about us .	closing
-A	1924.02	True .	closing
-A	1932.01	Yeah .	closing
-A	1934.87	'Cause we di we had a thu think about it .	closing
-A	1936.83	Um .	closing
-A	1939.38	Yeah .	closing
-A	1943.14	And it's all recorded , woo-hoo .	closing
-A	1944.7	Yeah what I'm gonna I'm gonna put um I'm supposed to do this final report thing at the end so I'll put all that into the final report as well , or as much as seems like maybe not like the articles and stuff , like because and if and so forth , but I'll put most of it in the reports .	closing
-D	1944.7	Yay .	closing
-B	1944.95	Hmm .	closing
-B	1955.99	I It'd be so cool if we get a copy of the recording .	closing
-D	1960.64	Make it sound eloquent .	closing
-D	1963.21	Oh , I have to done I've I've done transcription before and it's really ridiculous how many words people say like just in the middle of their sentences like that that mean nothing .	chitchat
-A	1966.29	Nice .	chitchat
-A	1970.95	Oh yeah .	chitchat
-A	1974.21	There's a whole branch of psychology that looks into that , psycholinguistics .	chitchat
-C	1977.11	What the uhs and the Mm .	chitchat
-B	1977.26	Really .	chitchat
-D	1977.65	There's a guy studying it here , yeah , he's studying ums and ahs or something .	chitchat
-B	1979.75	Filler words or ?	chitchat
-A	1981.01	Yep , they're called um disfluencies .	chitchat
-D	1981.78	Yeah .	chitchat
-B	1983.11	Disfluencies .	chitchat
-D	1984.32	That's a good word for it .	chitchat
-A	1985.94	Yeah we like our fancy phrases and terminologies for things .	chitchat
-D	1989.59	Just add some prefixes , sounds classier .	chitchat
-A	1991.75	Exactly uh I will save this into the project documents .	chitchat
-B	2000.41	I find myself hitting the send and receive button on the email a lot , just out of boredom , like c come on gimme something .	chitchat
-D	2003.16	I , yeah , pretty compulsively during meetings , like , yeah .	chitchat
-A	2003.45	Yeah .	chitchat
-A	2003.7	Oh yeah .	chitchat
-A	2005.38	Yeah I know .	chitchat
-A	2007.76	Come on give me some information .	chitchat
-A	2009.29	Well to be fair we're we're hooked we're all hooked on the internet , so I mean I do the I know , imagine we went the first ten y fifteen years of our lives without the internet .	chitchat
-D	2012.33	Yeah , we are addicts .	chitchat
-C	2015.15	That's scary yeah ?	chitchat
-B	2016.27	It is scary .	chitchat
-D	2017.0	Mm .	chitchat
-C	2017.51	Well just around that eight or or nine people that are Dude , I think we've had internet for like eighteen years .	chitchat
-A	2023.69	It's only in the last ten that we're like where's the internet ?	chitchat
-D	2025.44	Yeah .	chitchat
-A	2026.92	I mean , you know , it just in the past five we've gone from twenty eight eight modems to broadband all the time .	chitchat
-D	2028.7	I yeah .	chitchat
-D	2032.55	True .	chitchat
-A	2035.99	No we have but I not in the sense that it's so un you know uh ubiquitous Mm .	chitchat
-D	2036.34	I yeah .	chitchat
-B	2038.76	Yeah .	chitchat
-D	2039.04	But it's not regular I mean my grandparents had it in the eighties and I got it in ninety four , but still .	chitchat
-B	2044.23	It's crazy .	chitchat
-D	2045.83	Uh-huh .	chitchat
-B	2046.11	So Should .	chitchat
-C	2046.87	In the eighties ?	chitchat
-D	2048.12	My um grammy does computer science back in the States and so they had um an E_D_U_ and gov network .	chitchat
-D	2054.57	There's basically the fundamental structures , but it wasn't uh household to household yet because it hadn't been partitioned off and stuff , yeah that was him .	chitchat
-C	2060.38	Right .	chitchat
-C	2062.34	Yeah , it was to the like seven universities or something .	chitchat
-C	2069.35	You guys ready to celebrate ?	chitchat
-A	2071.67	Yeah that's our last step .	chitchat
-D	2071.92	Apparently , does that include like champagne or something exciting ?	chitchat
-A	2072.96	Celebration .	chitchat
-D	2076.18	I think so .	chitchat
-A	2076.26	'Kay I guess we can probably call that meeting to an end for the most part .	closing
-D	2078.97	I think that's a closer .	closing
-A	2080.78	Cool .	closing
-B	2080.83	Has it been forty minutes or whatever ?	closing
-B	2082.59	this has been long enough .	closing
-C	2085.17	Celebrate .	closing
-A	2087.09	Where do you find that ?	closing
-D	2088.82	I have no idea .	closing
-B	2090.32	Is that the only song you have ?	closing
-C	2091.96	There is another one .	closing
-A	2093.52	Is this one of those media player ?	closing
-C	2095.25	Huh ?	closing
-C	2095.69	Yep .	closing
-A	2095.85	W oh .	closing
-B	2096.02	That's awesome .	closing
-A	2096.98	The default track .	closing
-B	2097.92	Maybe I have a different one .	closing
-A	2098.23	I thought it was David Burns , look into the eyeball .	closing
-A	2100.72	That's one that seems to be shipping with it uh shipped with for a while , maybe this is the new version .	closing
-D	2105.86	So is that a close ?	closing
-A	2107.17	Yeah , I guess we'll call that a a doner .	closing
-D	2107.99	Okay , that's the end of the meeting .	closing
-A	2109.94	Fab .	closing
-D	2111.09	Thank you gentlemen .	closing
-D	2113.96	I feel like I'm signing off .	closing

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-A	19.21	Okay .	opening
-A	19.91	Hi everybody and welcome to our kick-off meeting um for our new product that we're gonna be designing .	opening
-A	25.92	Um I'm Mandy and I'm the Project Manager .	opening
-A	29.12	And I know all your names again , Courtney , Fenella and Amber .	opening
-D	31.73	Yep .	opening
-B	35.42	Yep .	opening
-A	35.53	Alright .	opening
-A	36.55	Okay , so first let's go through this PowerPoint .	opening
-A	42.08	I wonder what button I press ?	opening
-C	44.6	Just do it on the arrow .	opening
-A	47.17	Yeah , or how about I just click ?	opening
-A	49.11	Okay , here is our agenda for this meeting .	opening
-A	51.76	Um we're gonna start with our opening which was our introductions .	opening
-A	55.12	We're gonna get to know each other a little bit better .	opening
-A	57.24	Um tool training , we're going to , I guess , figure out what to do on this project with our individual roles .	opening
-A	64.76	Um we're gonna make a project plan and then have some time for discussion and close up the meeting .	opening
-A	70.99	Okay , here is our project .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	73.04	We're gonna make a new remote control that's um original , trendy and also user-friendly .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	84.53	And how we are going to do it is each of us is going to um We're gonna have discuss the functional design first , how is it gonna be used , what's the actual goal here , it has to operate T_V_ , blah blah blah .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	98.88	And we're going to do individual work on that and then meet .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	102.11	Same thing with conceptual design .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	104.67	Just the basic overview of the project and then we're going to do individual work , meet .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	110.4	That's pretty much the the whole process for today .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	113.75	And then the detailed design , just more in-depth , get the actual schematics of the remote .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	120.82	Okay .	drawing exercise
-A	122.23	Alright .	drawing exercise
-A	123.39	First we're gonna start off by using our tools .	drawing exercise
-A	127.7	And the whiteboard thing , do you guys wanna give that a try even though the ink wasn't working or do you wanna do it on here .	drawing exercise
-B	134.9	I think we should forgo the whiteboard since we can't actually see what we're writing .	drawing exercise
-D	137.09	We could Yeah , we could on here .	drawing exercise
-A	139.79	Alright , let's go forward then .	drawing exercise
-A	141.38	Um right now so we're all gonna draw our favourite animal and then sum up our favourite characteristics of that animal .	drawing exercise
-A	148.06	Even if you are not a good drawer like me .	drawing exercise
-A	150.56	Alright .	drawing exercise
-B	150.57	Artistic skills , nil .	drawing exercise
-C	152.12	Fine .	drawing exercise
-A	152.9	Um .	drawing exercise
-A	164.98	Bless you .	drawing exercise
-D	165.45	Oh , thanks .	drawing exercise
-B	187.24	I draw like I'm in grade five .	drawing exercise
-A	190.14	Oh do I .	drawing exercise
-A	218.94	'Kay , about one more minute .	drawing exercise
-A	241.94	Okay .	drawing exercise
-A	245.6	Okay .	drawing exercise
-A	246.36	And who would like to start us off ?	drawing exercise
-D	249.41	I'll go .	drawing exercise
-A	250.15	Alright .	drawing exercise
-D	250.62	Um this is my picture .	drawing exercise
-D	252.88	I drew fish I like fish , because uh , you know , their whole water-vascular system thing .	drawing exercise
-D	259.31	It's pretty cool , and um they've got a pretty good habitat and they are pretty sometimes , sometimes vicious but that's okay .	drawing exercise
-D	266.73	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-A	267.27	Only if they're piranhas .	drawing exercise
-D	268.39	Yeah , they they're easy , you know .	drawing exercise
-D	272.02	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-A	272.46	Alright .	drawing exercise
-A	274.73	Who wants to go next ?	drawing exercise
-B	276.76	I'll go .	drawing exercise
-B	278.15	I drew a kitty .	drawing exercise
-B	279.7	It's pretty much impossible to tell that's a cat , but I love cats .	drawing exercise
-D	282.07	No I I see it .	drawing exercise
-C	282.58	No , I kne I knew .	drawing exercise
-A	283.03	No , it looks like a cat .	drawing exercise
-D	283.76	Yeah , it does look like a cat .	drawing exercise
-B	285.36	I love cats because they're independent , uh they pretty much know what they want , they get it , they move on .	drawing exercise
-A	294.06	I love cats , too .	drawing exercise
-C	295.31	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-A	295.37	I'm a cat person .	drawing exercise
-D	296.34	I'm allergic to cats .	drawing exercise
-C	297.63	Ah .	drawing exercise
-A	297.74	Uh .	drawing exercise
-B	297.78	I'm allergic to cats , too .	drawing exercise
-D	299.1	Oh , okay .	drawing exercise
-A	300.0	If you're around one I had a roommate who was um allergic , but if she was around my cat forever she became used to it , you know , it's weird .	drawing exercise
-C	300.08	In my next life .	drawing exercise
-D	306.05	Yeah , yeah , if you're around them for a long period of time Oh , yeah , this summer I , oh I had to live with cats .	drawing exercise
-B	308.4	I still can't sleep with them in my room .	drawing exercise
-A	308.64	Okay .	drawing exercise
-D	313.72	It was crazy .	drawing exercise
-D	315.35	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-A	315.43	Okay , Fenella ?	drawing exercise
-C	316.29	Um , I drew a badger .	drawing exercise
-D	318.79	Cool .	drawing exercise
-B	318.99	Yay .	drawing exercise
-A	319.36	Badger .	drawing exercise
-C	319.99	Well , yeah .	drawing exercise
-A	320.79	Good choice .	drawing exercise
-A	321.69	Why a badger ?	drawing exercise
-C	321.85	Uh I dunno , they're grumpy and nocturnal and Well , a little bit like the Yes .	drawing exercise
-B	326.38	Are you trying to suggest something ?	drawing exercise
-C	330.37	Um .	drawing exercise
-C	331.3	And then , if you know Wind in the Willows badger .	drawing exercise
-D	334.44	Oh , okay .	drawing exercise
-C	335.09	Yeah and then uh I don't know if you know Brian .	drawing exercise
-C	338.14	He's Liverpudlian writer .	drawing exercise
-A	340.16	Alright .	drawing exercise
-C	340.77	Um , that kind of books .	drawing exercise
-C	344.48	Badgers are cool in that one too .	drawing exercise
-A	347.08	Okay .	drawing exercise
-A	348.14	And I'm last .	drawing exercise
-A	349.86	'Kay .	drawing exercise
-A	350.27	Look at my sad sad giraffe .	drawing exercise
-D	351.72	No , that's good .	drawing exercise
-A	352.67	No , no , no , it ends up looking like some kind of a dinosaur , but whatever .	drawing exercise
-A	356.11	I don't know even much about giraffes , but I just love the way they look .	drawing exercise
-A	360.14	They're just such odd creatures , you know .	drawing exercise
-A	362.85	I I like that they're so unique and individual , I guess .	drawing exercise
-A	366.41	I don't know much about their behaviour or anything , though .	drawing exercise
-A	368.96	Only seen a couple in zoos .	drawing exercise
-D	369.49	You don't really have to , I mean , if you like 'em Right .	look and usability drawing exercise
-A	370.53	Yeah , but you can appreciate the way they look .	drawing exercise
-A	372.77	Okay .	project budget
-A	376.09	Alright .	project budget
-A	376.81	Guess we're getting straight back into business here .	project budget
-A	379.13	Um the selling price for our remote is going to be twenty-five Euro , and our profit aim is fifty million Euro .	project budget
-A	388.9	We're going to make this an international product marketed in the States , in Europe , in Asia .	project budget
-A	395.45	And um our production cost to make that profit is gonna be a max of twelve fifty Euro per remote .	project budget
-A	408.26	Okay .	discussion
-A	410.16	So we're gonna talk for a little while .	discussion
-A	411.97	Um here are some topics that we might be able to discuss .	discussion
-A	415.46	Expe our experiences with remote controls um , our first ideas about this new remote , anything that you can bring to the table for this project .	discussion
-A	424.9	So .	discussion
-C	426.25	Now ?	discussion
-A	427.25	Yeah .	discussion
-A	428.27	You wanna start us off ?	discussion
-A	429.45	Anybody have anything to offer ?	discussion
-B	431.02	Well , we wanna make a multifunctional remote , right ?	look and usability
-A	433.56	Right .	look and usability
-B	433.87	One remote for everything .	look and usability
-C	436.05	And everything being Wait , we have what , sound system , T_V_ , D_V_D_ , V_H_S_ , uh TiVo ?	look and usability
-B	438.49	Um .	look and usability
-B	447.12	I think they'll be phasing V_H_S_ out shortly .	look and usability
-D	448.29	Yeah , TiVo .	look and usability
-A	449.46	TiVo .	look and usability
-C	450.55	But it's still there , so if po if we're gonna do it Or if it's not like a Sony , if it's like a I don't know .	look and usability
-B	452.21	Okay .	look and usability
-D	455.01	It needs to be compatible 'cause universal remote controls are never universal .	look and usability
-A	458.0	They're never universal .	look and usability
-A	459.3	That's right .	look and usability
-A	459.74	Esp e especially if you buy a a not big product , D_V_D_ player , say , usually it doesn't work if it's not one of the Yeah .	look and usability
-A	469.36	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	470.07	Something from Sam's club .	look and usability
-B	470.11	So we'll have to figure it how to cover all the different variances in signals .	look and usability
-A	475.48	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	475.51	And what we need an insanely good instruction booklet , because you always have to reconfigure all your contraptions to go with the remote anyways .	look and usability
-A	480.05	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	485.41	'Kay , and um another thing that I think is important is the d the design of the product , how it feels in your hand .	look and usability
-A	493.03	If it's just flat and kind of boring th those don't Nobody wants to buy those any more .	look and usability
-A	499.15	They want the ergonomic ones .	look and usability
-D	500.13	They want like the flashy lights .	look and usability
-A	501.07	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	501.59	Oh like this came from Las Vegas .	look and usability
-A	502.19	Ones that ones that look high-tech , too .	look and usability
-C	506.87	But at the same time are simple .	look and usability
-D	508.25	Mm yeah .	look and usability
-A	508.27	Right .	look and usability
-A	510.2	So that people like my mother can use it .	look and usability
-B	510.44	What about something with the curvature like that matches the curvature of a hand ?	look and usability
-A	514.44	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	519.45	'Kay .	discussion
-A	520.36	Anybody have any experiences with remote controls that they can remember that Yeah .	discussion
-C	524.01	Just bad ones .	discussion
-A	526.21	That's true .	discussion
-C	527.14	Um .	discussion
-B	529.06	What kinda battery would we want to use ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	531.21	Because battery changing is usually Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	531.64	D Double A_ .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	533.4	Double A_ .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	535.52	Do some of them use triple A_s though ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	537.37	Yeah some use triple A_s .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	538.54	Some but Yeah , I guess then it's If we need to do triple A_ we can , but most people usually have double A_s around .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	538.58	So double or triple ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	538.79	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	547.7	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	548.18	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	549.5	But that has to do with the size of it too .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	551.46	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	551.86	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	552.01	Well , w as long as we know that issue is Here we can Triple A .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	555.25	Yeah , if we want it to be more thin , then we'd probably wanna go with a triple A_ .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	558.93	Can you with a small lithium battery ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	559.07	But it's okay , we don't have to decide about it now , just as long as we remember battery type and size is important .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	567.25	Hey .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	567.79	Anything else ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	574.58	Alright .	closing
-A	575.0	Moving along .	closing
-A	577.2	Oh , we're closing the meeting .	closing
-A	579.4	Next meeting is gonna start in thirty minutes .	closing
-A	582.08	Here's what we're going to do .	closing
-A	584.04	Um the I_D_ , which is who ?	closing
-A	587.0	Okay , you're going to think about the working design .	closing
-A	593.13	What do you think that means ?	closing
-A	598.5	Okay .	closing
-A	599.2	And U_I_D_ , the technical fun functions design , making sure it does everything that we need the remote to do , the functionality of it , operating all those different things .	closing
-C	600.59	Mm-hmm .	closing
-A	609.74	Okay .	closing
-A	610.49	And the marketing person , that's Courtney , is going to do the user requirements specification .	closing
-A	619.14	I guess that means specifying um what exactly the user is going to be looking for .	closing
-A	626.29	Right ?	closing
-D	626.79	Right .	closing
-A	627.14	I would think so .	closing
-A	627.89	Okay .	closing
-A	628.62	And you're gonna get more specific instructions emailed to you in just a little while .	closing
-A	633.45	Okay , so does anybody have anything they wanna say before we close the meeting ?	closing
-A	638.14	Okay .	closing
-A	639.63	This meeting is officially over .	closing

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-A	85.33	Okay .	opening
-A	86.61	Um welcome to our second meeting .	opening
-A	88.79	This is the functional design meeting .	opening
-A	91.33	And I hope you all had a good individual working time .	opening
-A	94.67	Okay , let's get started .	opening
-A	96.99	Okay , here's the agenda for the meeting .	opening
-A	99.07	After the opening um I am going to fulfil the role of secretary , take the meeting minutes .	opening
-A	107.18	And we're gonna have three presentations , one from each of you .	opening
-A	109.94	Then we're gonna discuss some new project requirements .	opening
-A	112.78	Um gonna come to a decision on the functions of the remote control .	opening
-A	117.2	And then we're gonna close up the meeting .	opening
-A	119.75	And we're gonna do this all in about forty minutes .	opening
-A	123.43	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	124.65	First I want to discuss the goals of this meeting .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	127.45	First we need to determine the user requirements and the question that we can ask ourselves is what needs and desires are to be fulfilled by this remote control .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	137.96	And then we're going to determine the technical functions , what is the effect of the apparatus , what actually is it supposed to do , what do people pick up the remote and use it for .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	151.7	And then lastly we're going to determine its working design , how exactly will it perform its functions , that's the whole technical side of 'Kay I'll just give you a minute , 'cause it looks like you're making some notes .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	169.82	'Kay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	172.44	Oh , well let's go ahead and , back , previous .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	179.35	So what I wanna do right now is hear from all three of you , on your research that you just did .	interface specialist presentation
-A	185.25	Who would like to start us off ?	interface specialist presentation
-C	190.18	I don't mind going first .	interface specialist presentation
-A	190.3	'Kay .	interface specialist presentation
-A	191.61	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-A	193.04	Um do you have a PowerPoint or no ?	interface specialist presentation
-C	194.88	Yeah , it's in the should be in the m Project .	interface specialist presentation
-A	196.58	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-D	196.88	Do you want us to do our PowerPoints now or I can go .	interface specialist presentation marketing expert presentation
-C	198.23	You know you could you could do it yourself actually .	interface specialist presentation
-A	201.34	Oh .	interface specialist presentation
-B	201.8	Did you send it ?	interface specialist presentation
-A	203.16	Save it in the project documents .	interface specialist presentation
-C	203.24	Put it in Project Documents , yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-A	205.0	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-A	212.33	Mm-mm-mm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	217.03	This one ?	interface specialist presentation
-C	218.2	Sure .	interface specialist presentation
-A	218.95	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-C	222.15	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-B	224.63	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-C	224.9	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-B	225.64	Great .	interface specialist presentation
-C	228.64	Um well , the function of a remote control , as what uh we've been informed , is basically to send messages to the television set , for example , switch it on , switch it off , go to this channel , go to channel nine , turn the volume up , etcetera .	look and usability
-C	249.35	Um some of the considerations is just um for example the what it needs to include it's the numbers , you know , zero to nine , so you can move to a channel , the power button on slash off , the channel going up and down , volume going up and down , and then mute , a mute function .	look and usability
-C	271.99	And then functions for V_H_S_ , D_V_D_ , for example , play , rewind , fast-forward , stop , pause , enter .	look and usability
-C	278.3	And enter would be for like , you know , the menus .	look and usability
-C	281.83	And then other menus for D_V_ as well as T_V_ , whether that means like um we can go and decide the brightness of the screen , things like that , all the more complicated functions of menus .	look and usability
-C	294.88	And we can decide if that's what we want , , um if we want to include that on the remote , if that's something that would stay on the T_V_ itself , for example .	look and usability
-A	297.36	Okay .	look and usability
-A	302.07	Okay .	look and usability
-C	303.4	These are two examples .	existing products
-C	305.17	Um and you can see on the left , it's got a lot more buttons , and I don't know if you can read it , but it says , step , go to , freeze , um slow , repeat , program , mute , and so those are some of the buttons and so it gives you an idea of s one example .	existing products
-C	323.82	And then on the right , it's a lot more simpler , it's got volume , it's got the play the like circle set , which is play , rewind , but it's also what is fast-forward is also like next on a menu .	existing products
-C	335.55	So you have functions that are d uh duplicating .	existing products
-A	339.16	Right .	existing products
-C	339.51	And you have a mute button and then the numbers and the eject , and the power button .	existing products
-C	342.74	So that gives you two different kinds , a more complex and more simple version .	existing products
-C	347.71	Okay .	existing products
-A	348.22	Ready .	existing products
-C	349.46	And then lastly , it's just the questions that we want to consider like what functions do we want it to include , and how simple , complex it should be ?	interface specialist presentation
-C	358.45	And what functions it needs to complete .	interface specialist presentation
-C	361.82	Uh , what are needed to complete insulation process , 'cause , you know , that's something that also has to be considered and it's gonna be hopefully a one-time thing , when you set it up it should be set to go , but we have to include the functions that can allow it to set up i in the first place .	interface specialist presentation
-C	378.79	So that's it .	interface specialist presentation
-A	380.73	Alright .	interface specialist presentation
-A	381.65	Very good presentation .	interface specialist presentation
-A	382.91	Thank you .	interface specialist presentation
-A	383.29	You speak with such authority on the matter .	interface specialist presentation
-C	386.9	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	388.01	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-C	388.1	Left .	marketing expert presentation
-A	389.31	Who would like to um follow that one up ?	marketing expert presentation
-A	392.53	Now , that we've discussed Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-A	394.27	Do you want me to run it or you wanna Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	395.72	Yeah , you should run it .	marketing expert presentation
-A	400.66	Functional requirements .	marketing expert presentation
-D	402.02	Mm yes .	marketing expert presentation
-A	402.8	'Kay .	marketing expert presentation
-A	410.72	Alright .	marketing expert presentation
-A	411.2	Now we have Courtney with the functional requirements .	marketing expert presentation
-D	414.01	Yes , okay so we tested a hundred subjects in our lab , and we just we watched them and we also made them fill out a questionnaire , and we found that the users are not typically happy with current remote controls .	user requirements
-D	429.23	Seventy five percent think they're ugly .	user requirements
-D	431.39	Eighty percent want they've are willing to spend more , which is good news for us um if we make it look fancier , and basically w we just need something that really I mean there's some other points up there , but they it needs to be snazzy and it but yet simple .	user requirements
-D	449.26	So that's really what we need to do .	user requirements
-C	451.35	Wait .	user requirements
-D	452.01	And we need we need it to be simple , yet it needs to be high-tech looking .	user requirements
-D	457.05	So Like They like I guess use the buttons a lot .	user requirements
-C	457.28	And that meaning what ?	user requirements
-C	463.22	Okay .	user requirements
-D	463.66	Yeah .	user requirements
-D	465.48	I don't know .	user requirements
-D	466.47	It's from my uh research .	user requirements
-C	468.57	Right .	user requirements
-A	469.05	Okay , what do you m Oh , I'm sorry .	user requirements
-D	469.32	My team wasn't very clear .	user requirements
-C	470.04	Only use ten percent of the buttons .	user requirements
-D	471.33	That's okay .	user requirements
-A	471.67	What do you mean by um the current remote controls do not match well with the operating behaviour of the user , like they have to press the buttons .	user requirements
-D	478.2	I I think it's like the engineering versus user , whereas like the engineering she showed that the engineering ones are more complex and users don't really need all of the buttons that are contained on there , because they only use ten percent of the buttons really .	user requirements
-A	481.0	Okay .	user requirements
-A	485.84	Oh , right .	user requirements
-A	489.22	The buttons .	user requirements
-A	491.46	Okay .	user requirements
-A	493.35	Yeah .	user requirements
-A	494.56	Okay .	user requirements
-B	494.66	We only use ten per cent of our brains .	user requirements
-D	497.14	Good point .	user requirements
-A	498.23	It works .	user requirements
-D	499.02	It's a necessary evil .	user requirements
-B	500.27	yeah .	user requirements
-A	500.83	Ready for the next slide ?	user requirements
-D	501.54	Mm-hmm .	user requirements
-D	502.94	And so people say that they typically lose it , as you yourself know , because you probably lose your remote control all the time , much like any small appliance like a cellphone , and they we need something simple , because most people , well thirty four percent say that it's just too much time to learn how to use a new one , and we don't want to go we don't want to vary too far from the normal standard remote , but I mean they do need to be able to identify it , and R_S_I_ , I'm not very sure what that is .	user requirements
-A	510.27	Hmm .	user requirements
-C	511.75	Lost .	user requirements
-C	526.53	S Wait , is that like your ergonomics like your hand movements or something ?	user requirements
-A	533.41	It's okay .	user requirements
-A	534.34	It's very important .	user requirements
-D	534.35	Yes , it is important for the remote control world .	user requirements
-D	539.88	Sh Uh possibly .	user requirements
-A	542.4	Could be , yeah .	user requirements
-B	545.0	Do we really need t to provide more information on what R_S_I_ is ?	user requirements
-C	547.56	Like Channel , volume , power .	user requirements
-A	549.01	Oh .	user requirements
-D	549.01	Uh yeah , that's what my web site said , I don't know .	user requirements
-A	551.97	I think that's a pretty good guess though .	user requirements
-D	553.62	Yeah , I would assume so .	user requirements
-D	555.44	I think we're supposed to know it as remote control experts .	user requirements
-C	555.58	It's like if you're holding it to just say , where are you , and thing beeps , you know .	user requirements components, materials and energy sources
-A	558.85	Yeah .	user requirements
-D	559.08	But also s so the channel , the volume and the power buttons are the most important on our company website you can find like the specific statistics concerning to how much each button is used , but those are the definitely the top ones .	user requirements
-A	559.57	It's okay .	user requirements
-A	574.64	Okay .	user requirements
-A	575.98	Next slide ?	user requirements
-D	576.31	Yes .	user requirements
-D	577.86	And so personally I think that we need a modern eye-catching design , but it it really needs to be simple .	look and usability
-D	583.68	So saying from y your slide , your presentation , the engineering versus the user-specified remotes , I think that we should go with something that's more user-friendly .	look and usability
-A	593.76	User-friendly .	look and usability
-D	595.05	Where the engineering ones , the boxes , tend to make it look more complicated than it really is .	look and usability
-D	600.43	Um the functionality of the product really needs to be considered as to like what type of buttons do we really need on it .	look and usability
-D	608.67	And it needs to be open to a wide range of consumers , so even though we need a small number of buttons , we also need to take in like are most people going to be using it for a D_V_D_ player , a TiVo , what what exactly are we using it for , as well as the age range .	look and usability
-D	626.69	So we need a hip , but not a corny marketing scheme for promoting our product .	look and usability
-D	632.5	And also we found our team found that speech recognition is it's like an up-and-coming thing they really consumers are really interested in it , and since our findings found that people are willing to pay more money for a remote for it to be more high-class we could consider it .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	648.58	And so just to just to clarify by speech recognition you mean they would say , channel five , and the thing would go to channel five ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	654.37	I guess so , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	656.82	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	660.39	Yeah , I guess we can interpret it like , we can just try out different types of speech recognition within our remote programme .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	661.05	Oh , that'd be lovely .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	664.52	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	666.82	Didn't they um didn't our rival companies manufacture a remote that you would press the button on the T_V_ and it would the remote would beep so if you have lost it Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	675.14	It's kinda like what the remote phone used to do .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	678.05	Oh , yeah , that's true .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	678.74	You know like go to the base .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	679.56	We could definitely include that if we wanted to .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	682.01	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	682.66	If it's within our price .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	684.85	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	685.99	Are we ready for our last presentation , Amber ?	industrial designer presentation
-B	688.21	Yeah , I'm just trying to move it .	industrial designer presentation
-A	689.63	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	698.8	'Kay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	699.15	I think it should be there , working design .	industrial designer presentation
-C	700.7	Working design .	industrial designer presentation
-A	702.55	There we go .	industrial designer presentation
-A	705.03	'Kay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	706.11	'Kay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	706.78	Uh I didn't get a chance to complete this one , 'cause some of the tools that I was given were frustrating .	industrial designer presentation
-A	708.14	Oh my bad .	industrial designer presentation
-D	713.92	Oh that's fine .	industrial designer presentation
-B	714.92	Uh okay , so method method of our design , I think I just start listing th some of the things that we actually need to put into this .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	715.22	Help me .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	724.69	We need a power source , we're gonna need a smart chip if we're gonna make it multi-functional .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	729.82	Um extra functions will probably need an additional chip .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	733.92	Either that or the smart chip will have to be extremely smart .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	739.73	What exactly is a smart chip ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	741.46	Usually a smart chip is just a chip that's been programmed and designed so that it can complete a fair range of functions .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	749.57	Well , how much extra would the additional chip be ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	752.46	Is that gonna push us over our production costs ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	754.98	I wouldn't think so , 'cause we could probably get it from like , in bulk , from a a newer company .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	761.45	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	761.81	And they tend to sell their chips pretty cheap .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	763.96	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	765.78	Ready ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	765.86	Um yep , nothing here .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	768.55	That's okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	770.32	Um power source , I figured , batteries , 'cause they're easily available .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	776.06	Typically a remote has either two double A_s or four triple A_s , sometimes three .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	781.31	Uh it really kinda depends on the size of the actual remote itself .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	785.82	Um a large on-off button , demographically we're moving towards an older generation of people , so a large on-off button would probably be good .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	796.98	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	797.13	Selection button for various entertainment devices , so you want something that will permit you to select the D_V_D_ player or the T_V_ or the stereo system .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	807.92	Um smart chip that perverts uh that permits , sorry , universal application again , something that'll allow us to skip over between devices , and that's kinda it .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	821.43	Uh this is my fifty second design .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	827.97	Power source over here .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	830.56	We're gonna have a switch obviously between the power source and the rest of it , and you're gonna need the switch .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	835.52	Um extra bulb could just be for flashiness , um subcomponent which would be like a way of diverting the power to different parts of the the device .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	849.45	Um the chip and of course the infra-red bulb , so it can communicate with the various devices that it needs to talk to .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	855.91	So what exactly we are looking at , is this like the front of the remote ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	858.39	This is just like a rough schematic .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	860.82	So this would be the front ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	860.82	So this is the internal workings .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	862.81	So the red would be the front of the remote though , right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	862.96	Oh okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	864.92	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	865.43	Yeah , that's gonna be what's communicating with the T_V_ , but the other bulb , I think , is good to just to indicate , I'm doing something , it's sort of like a reassurance .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	865.5	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	872.56	The l the light up kind of Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	872.84	Like that we know the battery's working .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	873.32	Yeah , so you don't have to stare at that infra-red , 'cause you know when the battery starts dying in your remote currently , you have to actually stare at that bulb and go , okay , when I push this button , is it working ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	881.84	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	883.68	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	883.99	It'd probably be lighting up the key too , right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	884.4	We can skip that whole thing .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	886.12	Yep .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	886.26	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	886.58	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	886.74	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	887.85	So you can put it in the dark .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	888.56	The buttons .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	890.18	Yeah , and that's good .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	891.49	We should make it glow in the dark .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	891.51	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	892.93	Yeah , definitely .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	893.88	'Kay nex R Ready ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	895.48	Yeah , that's it .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	896.57	'Kay , any p 'Kay ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	897.85	Mm 'kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	899.99	Anything you wanna add for personal preferences though , you f you said already that we needed a large on-off button , you think .	look and usability
-B	905.33	I think that that's a good idea , because you know that's one of the most important buttons .	look and usability
-A	905.4	Anything else ?	look and usability
-C	908.58	Just Well , should it be larger buttons in general , you know like uh the examples that I had , they were swi quite small .	look and usability
-A	909.95	Okay .	look and usability
-C	915.25	So should we try and go for something that has l larger buttons ?	look and usability
-D	919.19	I think we should .	look and usability
-D	919.96	Like I think that would be in a as in like in for the design , sorry , um .	look and usability
-D	925.01	I think we should definitely go with buttons that don't look like a normal remote , 'cause most remotes have small square buttons , I think we should do something like maybe bigger and round like bubbles .	look and usability
-A	929.78	Mm .	look and usability
-C	931.26	Ovals .	look and usability
-C	932.87	Yeah , yeah .	look and usability
-A	933.96	Okay .	look and usability
-A	935.27	Okay , let's talk about all of our We'll come to decision later about all the components that we need to include , let's um wrap up this one , and I'm gonna go back to my PowerPoint , 'cause we need to discuss the new project requirements which you might've already seen flashed up on the screen a bit earlier .	new requirements
-A	953.59	Wait , come back .	new requirements
-A	957.47	Alright .	new requirements
-A	958.7	Sorry , let's go through this .	new requirements
-A	960.9	Alright .	new requirements
-A	961.45	Here we go .	new requirements
-A	962.68	New product requirements .	new requirements
-A	963.99	First it's only going to be a T_V_ remote .	new requirements
-A	967.11	We're trying not to over-complicate things .	new requirements
-A	970.43	So no D_V_D_ , no TiVo , no stereo .	new requirements
-B	972.52	Okay .	new requirements
-A	972.93	It's not gonna be multi-functional .	new requirements
-A	977.29	Hey .	new requirements
-A	978.23	And we th need to promote our company more , so we need to somehow include our colour and our company slogan on the remote .	new requirements
-A	987.64	We're trying to get our name out there in the world .	new requirements
-A	992.05	Okay .	new requirements
-A	992.59	And you know what teletext is ?	new requirements
-C	995.73	Yeah .	new requirements
-A	996.5	in States we don't have it , but um it's like they just have this channel where just has news and weather , kind of sports , it's very um bland looking , it's just text on the screen , not even Yeah , just black with just text .	new requirements
-C	997.94	I know .	new requirements
-D	997.96	What is it ?	new requirements
-C	1007.52	Yeah , it's like black , black and white kind of It'll give you the sports .	new requirements
-D	1010.36	Like running along the bottom ?	new requirements
-A	1011.93	Yeah .	new requirements
-B	1012.23	You can also get the kind of the T_V_ guide so It's the entire screen is just running information at random .	new requirements
-D	1015.24	Wait , is it like the Weather Channel where it's got like the ticker running on the bottom or something ?	new requirements
-A	1018.76	Kind of .	new requirements
-C	1018.84	Except the entire screen .	new requirements
-A	1020.71	Yeah it's the whole screen .	new requirements
-C	1024.44	You can pick sports , you can pick the news , you entertainment , you know it's like Yeah .	new requirements
-A	1024.6	So anyway Right .	new requirements
-B	1025.0	Seemingly .	new requirements
-D	1028.02	So it's like a separate channel from like what you're watching ?	new requirements
-A	1029.58	Right .	new requirements
-A	1030.48	But it's becoming out-dated now , because of the Internet .	new requirements
-A	1032.81	Nobody needs to go to the teletext channel to check the news , and we have twenty four hour news channels now too , so Those are our new product requirements .	new requirements
-D	1041.46	Okay .	new requirements
-B	1041.75	Okay .	new requirements
-B	1041.96	So , do we have to include the company colour within that ?	new requirements
-A	1041.97	Alright .	new requirements
-A	1043.03	Mm-hmm .	new requirements
-A	1045.97	Yes .	new requirements
-A	1046.94	It's part of the logo .	new requirements
-A	1050.6	Okay .	new requirements
-C	1051.03	Company colour being yellow .	new requirements
-A	1053.74	What we're going to do right now is come to some decisions , definitive that we can all agree on , about um the target group and the functions and just definite things that we need to do and then we'll close up the meeting .	discussion
-A	1067.7	So .	discussion
-A	1069.59	Alright .	discussion
-A	1075.38	Whatever .	discussion
-A	1077.42	Okay .	discussion
-A	1085.32	So our target group is You mentioned um older people ?	user target group
-C	1091.02	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-A	1091.47	Would it just be universal for everyone , you think ?	user target group
-A	1094.15	Because I think even if something has large buttons , as long as they are not childishly large , like even technically non-technically challenged people are gonna use it .	user target group
-C	1097.22	It's gonna make it nicer .	user target group
-C	1099.77	Yeah .	user target group
-A	1104.97	I mean they want something user-friendly , so Yeah .	user target group
-B	1106.93	Mm well , even if we kept the regular standard size of remote , if we reduced the buttons down to the ones that people are saying that they use the most often and a couple extra , 'cause they're saying they only use ten per cent of them , then we should be able to accommodate fairly decent sized buttons .	user target group
-A	1118.31	Yeah .	user target group
-A	1123.08	Okay , so we want um for our target group would we say , I mean , young and old , all age ranges , all um , not kids obviously , right ?	user target group
-A	1134.15	Or kids ?	user target group
-D	1135.13	No , kids need to know how to use a remote , I would think .	user target group
-B	1137.63	Most of them will intuitively pick it up though .	user target group
-D	1138.59	They gotta change between Disney Channel , Cartoon Network .	user target group
-A	1141.29	Okay , so we're going to go anywhere from kids to adult in the age range Um what about technic technical um specifications , like how how technically literate are these people who are going to be using our remote ?	user target group
-D	1143.4	Yeah , I think we need it all .	user target group
-D	1159.54	Um I would say we should say dumber than the average person .	user target group
-C	1163.32	We should go for the lowest denominator .	user target group
-A	1163.36	Okay .	user target group
-D	1165.28	Yeah .	user target group
-A	1165.99	Right , okay .	user target group
-C	1167.82	High school educated .	user target group
-A	1167.89	So so they need no technical experience to operate Okay .	discussion user target group
-B	1171.48	how 'bout little to no , because there is no way that you are gonna be able to make it no .	user target group
-A	1190.47	And we also need to determine the specific functions of this , just to get it all out on paper .	discussion
-A	1196.92	So we said it needs to send messages to the T_V_ , needs to change the channel , turn on and off , just basic simple stuff like this .	discussion
-A	1205.39	So if you have something just say it and we'll add it to my meeting minutes .	discussion
-C	1213.14	Well it's channel , on-off button , volume , mute .	discussion
-A	1215.18	Mm-hmm , volume .	discussion
-D	1217.3	And channel .	discussion
-D	1218.22	Yeah .	discussion
-D	1219.08	Those are the most important ones .	discussion
-A	1220.52	Right .	discussion
-A	1221.25	And we wanna keep um I'll make a note here that we wanna keep the number of buttons down .	discussion
-A	1225.67	Correct , because people only use ten percent .	discussion
-D	1227.35	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1227.9	'Kay .	discussion
-A	1233.23	Hey , what else ?	discussion
-C	1233.51	Um .	discussion
-A	1242.34	Um .	discussion
-B	1244.84	Do we want this thing to be able to be found easily ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1249.75	I think so .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1251.01	What do you A finding kind of device or Yeah , ho homing device .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1252.7	Sure , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1254.98	And like if this is gonna get lost underneath the coach , how are we going to accommodate the quick ability to find it ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1255.46	I need we we need a like homing device .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1257.05	Oh right yeah okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1262.17	Mm 'kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1262.76	Tracking .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1266.67	Because people really are looking for a remote that's more high-tech .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1266.71	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1272.39	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1272.43	What if we gave it a charger ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1274.37	And on the charger , just like a phone , like you get a portable phone and it's got a charger , and if you d leave your phone somewhere , you push the button to find it , and it finds th the phone beeps for you .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1278.21	But you got a base .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1283.85	Do you think people'll really go for that though ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1286.87	Because Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1287.01	It's useful for the remote phone .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1289.92	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1291.02	Would that add to our costs at all , I wonder ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1293.44	I would think so , because you'd have to develop a base .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1295.62	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1295.92	Well , if you have the base , you could start putting in a charger and then you have a different kind of battery .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1300.31	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1302.77	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1303.44	Rechargeable batteries are cheaper usually .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1306.12	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1307.61	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1308.06	I I think we can make a decision about that later .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1310.37	Uh we'll still put that as a point that we need to discuss .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1313.03	So that would include battery source Power source rather .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1319.3	Is it going to have a charger , or is it going to be run strictly off batteries ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1325.72	And we also need to deal with the issue you mentioned of speech recognition , if we want that .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1329.33	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1331.65	Do w Well , th there's the people who desire speech recognition , there's the different demog demographics have different desires , I don't know if you guys ge It wouldn't copy onto the the thing 'cause it's black , but all the different age groups have different desires for speech recognition .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1331.76	Well , then we could If we have the speech recognition then we can start aiming at a like another kind of more handicapped disabled uh demo demographic .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1339.75	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1350.93	You could um we could hook it up .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1353.74	Oh .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1360.44	So basically older people don't really care .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1365.28	It's really the people twenty five to thirty five .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1367.91	I feel those are the people that really watch a lot of T_V_ though .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1370.47	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1370.66	They're the ones that get addicted to soap operas and just sitcoms and stuff .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1375.09	Well Well , then then do you put the voice recognition do you put the r like receiver on the actual television , in the base , or in the actual remote , 'cause then you've already got remote in your hand , why you just gonna speak to the remote , whereas if you just speak in general and you don't have to have the remote in your hand and like talk at it .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1375.11	And if and if we introduced it when they're this age , they're going to probably always buy a remote that has Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1379.67	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1381.04	So Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1397.39	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1398.2	and the speech recognition could be part of the lost and found device , too .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1402.89	If we said , find remote , locate remote , or something .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1407.1	A certain phrase then it could beep .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1410.4	I dunno .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1411.66	Just throwing it out there .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1412.79	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1417.89	Well Okay , anything else we wanna discuss ?	look and usability
-C	1422.71	Still fifteen minutes .	look and usability
-C	1428.07	Um .	look and usability
-C	1431.0	Well , do we wanna include the numbers like zero through nine ?	look and usability
-C	1435.4	Can we conceive of leaving them out ?	look and usability
-A	1438.71	Um .	look and usability
-D	1439.2	Wait , on the remote itself ?	look and usability
-C	1440.34	Yeah , like you have one , two , three , four , five , six , seven , eight , nine , zero .	look and usability
-D	1443.57	Well , we definitely need those .	look and usability
-A	1443.69	How how , yeah , how would you leave those out ?	look and usability
-B	1445.03	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1446.26	Well , I don't know , I mean , if you can like well I don't know , if there's just a way of leaving them out ?	look and usability
-A	1449.61	Unless you could say the channel .	look and usability
-B	1451.8	I think people would find that too foreign .	look and usability
-D	1453.73	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1454.12	Yeah , that's true .	look and usability
-D	1454.73	You definitely need Wait .	look and usability
-A	1454.88	And also remember that in this day in age we need , you know , like a hundred button , too .	look and usability
-A	1460.69	I used to have a remote that did not even go up past like fifty .	look and usability
-A	1465.23	So I couldn't whenever I got cable , I had to get a new T_V_ .	look and usability
-B	1470.14	It's when we get satellite .	look and usability
-A	1471.92	Mm .	look and usability
-A	1472.94	get your own remote , or digital cable .	look and usability
-B	1474.98	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1476.07	'Kay .	look and usability
-A	1476.64	Um .	look and usability
-A	1480.8	I guess , we're gonna discuss the project financing later , making sure that we can fit all of the stuff that we want to on our budget .	look and usability
-A	1489.78	Um .	look and usability
-B	1493.65	Yeah , 'cause I don't have any material pricing information available to me at the moment , so R_ the double R_ .	look and usability
-A	1497.82	'Kay .	look and usability
-A	1498.42	And don't forget we need to include the colour of our company and the logo .	look and usability
-C	1504.21	The colour being yellow ?	look and usability
-A	1506.82	I'm guessing .	look and usability
-C	1508.28	And how do we Can't make it entirely Well if you have like a Hang on .	look and usability
-D	1508.47	I feel like a ye I feel like a yellow one would be too garish .	look and usability
-A	1508.63	And the R_R_ .	look and usability
-A	1511.6	We could just have the logo in yellow , or maybe a yellow light for the keys .	look and usability
-B	1514.4	Or is the l Yeah , yellow could be and it could doesn't have to be huge .	look and usability
-D	1515.68	Or put like stripes , oh yeah , yellow lights .	look and usability
-D	1522.64	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1525.37	If you have this sort of strip kind of down at the bottom the base of it , just like yellow with the R_R_ .	look and usability
-A	1532.19	Right .	look and usability
-A	1537.25	So we've simplified , we don't need all those um play , fast-forward , rewind , or no menu buttons .	look and usability
-C	1541.67	Right , yeah .	look and usability
-D	1542.55	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1544.36	So we've pretty much pared it down to on-off , volume , mute , channel up and down , um the numbers Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1556.71	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1562.72	Um can we go back to I'm gonna look really quickly back at those examples and see if there is anything .	look and usability
-C	1567.25	Two examples .	look and usability
-C	1568.67	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1569.66	Which one is yours , technical functions or functional requirement ?	look and usability
-C	1571.44	Oh , it's a Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1572.95	Okay .	look and usability
-D	1574.4	Yeah , audi audio settings and screen settings , we need those like audio settings mono , stereo , pitch , screen settings like brightness , colour , or do we just want that accessed accessed from the television itself ?	look and usability
-A	1585.19	The T_V_ .	look and usability
-A	1585.76	I think that that's fine just for the T_V_ .	look and usability
-A	1588.09	I mean how often does the average user need to do that kind of stuff ?	look and usability
-C	1592.07	Well , the other option is sort of like down at the bottom , like farther away , you just have this sort of box inset where it's like the buttons that you don't use as much , but occasionally you will use .	look and usability
-A	1601.17	Hmm .	look and usability
-D	1603.45	Yeah , 'cause we need to we definitely need to have buttons for like sub-titles and things like that .	look and usability
-C	1603.76	and so it's like I don't well , I don't know .	look and usability
-D	1607.77	It's 'cause the foreign film market is expanding and stuff , and like on television like I know f k living in Los Angeles it's tons of Spanish network television if it has English sub-titles it's definitely helpful .	look and usability
-A	1621.17	Couldn't we do that all through one button , something , a menu button , that pops up with a menu on the T_V_ that says , you know , audio , video , whatever , language , you know ?	look and usability
-C	1630.4	Right .	look and usability
-D	1630.64	So we need up , down , and side-to-side buttons .	look and usability
-C	1633.25	Well , that could be No you could just double up with like the channel or the volume buttons .	look and usability
-A	1633.46	For the menus .	look and usability
-B	1637.48	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1638.63	That's true .	look and usability
-D	1639.23	Yeah , okay .	look and usability
-C	1639.68	Channel is just up and down .	look and usability
-D	1641.84	Okay , yeah .	look and usability
-C	1642.68	And then add a Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1644.56	Something that looks mayb you know .	look and usability
-D	1645.8	Such as , yeah , the one the one over there on the left the engineering centred one .	look and usability
-A	1649.52	Y right , right right right .	look and usability
-A	1651.4	That one ?	look and usability
-C	1651.95	So we just have it like add a menu button then for the various things needed , including v voice recognition if we have any like settings for voice recognition now included in the menu .	look and usability
-A	1657.03	Right .	look and usability
-A	1657.65	In the middle perhaps .	look and usability
-A	1664.95	Yep .	look and usability
-D	1667.36	Ooh , I just got an idea for a design .	look and usability
-A	1669.96	good .	look and usability
-A	1682.29	Anybody have anything else they'd like to bring up in this meeting ?	look and usability
-B	1686.43	I had something , but I forgot .	look and usability
-A	1689.07	Okay .	closing
-A	1690.37	get out of here .	closing
-A	1693.43	Let's go back to the meeting closure then and see what we need to do next .	closing
-A	1697.83	Mm .	closing
-A	1705.13	Alright .	closing
-A	1705.54	After this meeting we're gonna be sent a questionnaire and summary again which we need to reply to that e-mail .	closing
-A	1712.58	And then we're gonna have lunch break .	closing
-A	1713.94	And after lunch thirty minutes of individual work time .	closing
-A	1717.17	Um I'm gonna put the minutes I put the minutes for the first meeting already in the project documents folder , if you'd like to review them .	closing
-A	1722.45	And I'm gonna type up the minutes for this one as well .	closing
-A	1725.12	Um here's what we're each going to do .	closing
-A	1728.76	The I_D_ is going to work on the components concept , um U_I_D_ the user interface concept , and you're going to do some trend watching .	closing
-A	1738.55	'Kay .	closing
-A	1738.78	Specific instructions will be sent to you by your personal coach .	closing
-A	1742.53	And if anybody has anything they would like to add ?	closing
-A	1746.5	No ?	closing
-A	1747.61	Okay , well , this meeting is officially over .	closing
-A	1751.39	Thank you all .	closing

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-A	33.3	Okay .	opening
-A	33.98	Hi Team .	opening
-A	34.67	Hope you had a good lunch .	opening
-A	36.44	Okay we're back for the conceptual design meeting .	opening
-A	39.56	Um let's get started .	opening
-A	42.9	'Kay , here is the agenda for today's meeting .	opening
-A	45.92	Um we're gonna open it and I'm gonna keep the minutes as Project Manager .	opening
-A	50.21	We're gonna have three presentations , one from each of you again .	opening
-A	53.15	And then we are going to come to decision on the remote control concepts and then we're gonna close it up .	opening
-A	58.78	And we have forty minutes again .	opening
-A	61.48	'Kay , and just to reiterate um after this meeting the team will reach a decision on the concepts of the remote control .	opening
-A	70.9	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-A	72.27	Let's go ahead and start off with your presentations .	marketing expert presentation
-A	75.24	Who would like to go first ?	marketing expert presentation
-B	79.39	Just trying to move mine right now .	marketing expert presentation
-A	80.89	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-A	81.87	Um Courtney would you mind starting us off ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	83.11	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	83.75	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-A	89.15	Trend watching ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	90.27	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	90.75	'Kay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	100.47	Okay , so trend watching .	marketing expert presentation
-D	103.37	Uh since we do put the fashion in electronics , it is kind of important how our product looks .	marketing expert presentation
-D	109.38	So I guess we can go ahead and go to the next .	marketing expert presentation
-D	111.92	So what they want .	user requirements
-D	112.9	Right now customers want fancy versus functional .	user requirements
-D	116.91	Um basically about fifty eight percent of what they like of the product that they want , describing like the in order of how much they want , fifty eight per cent of the decision of what it should look like , fancy versus functional , and then it has to also be technologically innovative , and yet easy to use .	user requirements
-D	136.55	So the customer basically is confused .	user requirements
-D	138.98	They don't know exactly what they want .	user requirements
-D	140.23	They want us to tell them .	user requirements
-B	142.11	They want everything , but simply .	user requirements
-D	143.52	Yes .	user requirements
-D	144.53	Exactly .	user requirements
-B	144.61	Okay .	user requirements
-D	145.72	So we can go to next .	user requirements
-A	147.39	Mm 'kay .	user requirements
-D	147.5	Okay .	trendwatching
-D	148.22	So in Milan and Paris recently the trends have been showing that clothing , shoes and furniture are basically just covered with fruits and vegetable patterns .	trendwatching
-D	159.91	So I don't know if we want to go with that um and also the spongy feel is in in contrast to last year .	trendwatching
-D	167.17	I don't know really , I mean I guess the spongy could relate to the buttons if we want to rather than like a hard clicky button that you find on like some mobiles and stuff , you'd want like a softer touch .	trendwatching
-A	171.25	Mm .	trendwatching
-A	172.39	Mm .	trendwatching
-D	178.55	I mean do you guys know what I mean .	trendwatching
-A	179.62	Right .	trendwatching
-B	179.94	Yeah th I I can I can address some of that issue , I think , with uh my presentation .	trendwatching
-A	180.05	Yes .	trendwatching
-D	180.14	Yeah .	trendwatching
-D	180.9	Um .	trendwatching
-D	181.72	But as for the fruits and vegetable patterns , I don't know if we really want to go with that , because it is just a trend , and our product we want to stay around for much longer than just a few months , because Yeah .	trendwatching
-A	187.49	Right .	trendwatching
-A	191.93	Right .	trendwatching
-A	192.12	People don't buy a new remote every so often .	trendwatching
-D	193.74	I mean that could just be a Spring thing right now .	trendwatching
-D	200.96	Okay .	trendwatching
-D	201.97	Awesome .	trendwatching
-A	202.18	Okay .	trendwatching
-D	203.79	Um so design preferences , um we need easy to read like large buttons , clearly labelled so that , I mean 'cause we talked about that being a problem .	look and usability
-D	214.2	Um and then also buttons illuminating upon touch , you said that in your design , with the bulb .	look and usability
-D	219.76	Um and that could also tie in with the colour scheme .	look and usability
-D	223.99	Uh we need the Real Reaction logo and colour scheme obviously .	look and usability
-D	227.62	That's one of our key goals , we wanna promote our product .	look and usability
-D	230.08	And I was thinking about different types of designs and I came up with something .	look and usability
-D	234.14	Actually right here .	look and usability
-D	236.33	So what we could do is something like an old-fashioned telephone like this , where we put the buttons around , like we'd put a big on-off button or something else in the middle , I mean it could be the arrows or whatever for channel up and down , and then put the numbers around in like an old-fashioned dial shape .	look and usability
-D	252.33	'Cause then it'll appeal to older generation and like said retro's cool .	look and usability
-D	256.31	So it's classically retro .	look and usability
-A	258.39	Hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-D	259.12	So I mean that's just an idea if you guys like it .	look and usability
-A	260.84	Very good .	marketing expert presentation
-A	261.27	I like it .	marketing expert presentation
-A	262.62	Okay , ready for the next slide ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	262.9	And , yep .	marketing expert presentation
-D	264.87	And that's it .	marketing expert presentation
-A	265.46	Op mm 'kay .	marketing expert presentation
-B	267.39	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-A	267.81	Great .	marketing expert presentation
-A	268.23	Great presentation .	marketing expert presentation
-A	271.94	Ready ?	interface specialist presentation
-C	274.0	Okay hang on .	interface specialist presentation
-A	274.9	'Kay .	interface specialist presentation
-C	276.52	See if it's there .	interface specialist presentation
-A	289.65	Which one is it ?	interface specialist presentation
-C	291.99	I don't know .	interface specialist presentation
-C	292.35	Hang on .	interface specialist presentation
-C	293.36	Interface concepts , no ?	interface specialist presentation
-A	296.2	Interface concepts new .	interface specialist presentation
-C	298.34	Either refresh it , or it sh Oh wait , maybe I didn't put it there .	interface specialist presentation
-A	300.09	Y 'Kay .	interface specialist presentation
-C	302.28	Hang on .	interface specialist presentation
-B	303.12	Mine will always read copy of something or other .	interface specialist presentation
-A	305.48	Sorry ?	interface specialist presentation
-B	306.43	I I copied mine before I sent it over .	interface specialist presentation
-A	309.01	Oh okay .	interface specialist presentation
-C	309.98	Sorry , hang on .	interface specialist presentation
-C	312.7	Don't know .	interface specialist presentation
-A	328.6	Oh there we go .	interface specialist presentation
-C	329.6	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-C	343.96	Okay , um looking at the interface concept , it's gonna be mostly examples of possibilities of where we can go with this .	interface specialist presentation
-C	351.49	Uh if you wanna start the next slide .	interface specialist presentation
-A	353.09	Sure .	interface specialist presentation
-C	354.49	Um uh can't really see , but there's two possible ways , on the r left , if you see on th on the sides of of the remote , you have the sort of scroll down , so you have that option right there .	look and usability
-C	365.03	And then also there's the idea of the base .	look and usability
-C	367.05	That's sort of like an idea there .	look and usability
-C	369.67	And then on the right , we have what's really big trend right now , it's the iPod .	look and usability
-C	374.6	It's becoming really and so you have this sort of very very simplistic menu section uh with the round buttons , and it's sort of like you have the both kind of trendy and hip , but also very sleek and um and very simple , but technologically advanced .	look and usability
-C	391.99	So if you wanted to do that th if we could find a way of sort of like using that idea in a remote control then sort of look into it , but Anyway , next .	look and usability
-A	402.34	Mm 'kay .	look and usability
-C	404.6	Um there's the idea of like being able to do it by feel as well as by um by sight .	look and usability
-C	410.21	You'd you know you're in the dark , you don't wanna be looking at the remote control .	look and usability
-C	413.82	And the picture particularly is pointing out if you look at the top volume button it's a V_ , and so yo you're kind of feeling a V_ like volume up .	look and usability
-C	424.02	What it really is is a V_ and what it you think it is is down , because the down arrow .	look and usability
-A	428.92	Mm .	look and usability
-C	429.58	And so it's like a sort of a criticism you'd probably turn that o the other way up .	look and usability
-C	433.38	Um but then you have you could either do it by raised type , which could be you know , iffy , um sort of old-fashioned in a way .	look and usability
-A	442.37	Mm .	look and usability
-C	442.74	Either that or just have it by shape , for example you have a specific triangular shape that you know you're looking at the up and down arrow .	look and usability
-C	448.88	And then the round ones you sort of feel by , you know , that's the second one down , that sort of thing .	look and usability
-C	453.0	So it's sort of looking into how we wanted t to do it by feel .	look and usability
-A	457.1	Okay .	look and usability
-C	458.23	Okay .	look and usability
-C	459.88	Um this is sort of an example of going for a s certain demographic .	look and usability
-C	463.46	Um this is particularly geared towards children .	look and usability
-D	466.22	That's cute .	look and usability
-C	466.77	Um it's very cute , and we could probably change it to yellow , bright yellow for like a the for the company logo .	look and usability
-C	474.09	Um and you have the shapes and it's very simplistic and friendly looking .	look and usability
-C	478.2	Um and then the other thing that it would be able to do is just to pro be ab you program certain channels that only these children would watch , so it's like they ch watch , you know , the C_ Beebies or something like that , uh keep them away from other channels .	look and usability
-C	493.87	So that's like another ar Um , I mean , these are three examples sort of looking at it .	look and usability
-A	494.99	Okay .	look and usability
-C	498.57	You have the wider section for the main controls there .	look and usability
-C	502.78	Uh you could see how many buttons there are .	look and usability
-C	504.95	And then on the left you have an example of the round buttons , and a simpler design .	look and usability
-C	510.79	On the bottom we probably wouldn't need that , because it's more for like a D_V_D_ function which we are not gonna be using .	look and usability
-C	516.99	Um .	look and usability
-C	519.99	So again it's sort of like just give you ideas and then down at the bottom you have the logos and that's where you could put the R_R_ , Real Reaction .	look and usability
-A	528.34	'Kay .	look and usability
-C	531.0	And then finally these are like the sort of same examples , but also some more , just possibilities that we could go with .	look and usability
-C	537.5	None of them I'm particularly keen on by the way .	look and usability
-D	540.23	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	540.67	Hmm .	look and usability
-A	541.2	No .	look and usability
-C	543.04	But it's sort of like just taking aspects out of that and saying , well out of this one we like , you know the round section of um , b or we'd like the the button size on this .	look and usability
-A	551.42	Mm .	look and usability
-A	552.56	Or I like , you know , the black finish or the silver finish or whatever .	look and usability
-C	555.78	Right .	look and usability
-D	556.56	I have four of those remotes .	interface specialist presentation
-A	559.15	Good lord .	interface specialist presentation
-A	560.06	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-A	560.88	Ready ?	interface specialist presentation
-C	561.62	That's it .	interface specialist presentation
-A	561.83	Oh , yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-A	562.79	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-A	564.63	Great job .	interface specialist presentation
-B	566.19	Okay , my turn .	industrial designer presentation
-A	567.82	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-D	568.36	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	569.2	Whoo .	industrial designer presentation
-A	569.88	What's the title ?	industrial designer presentation
-B	571.19	It'll be copy of component design .	industrial designer presentation
-A	574.18	Got it .	industrial designer presentation
-B	579.35	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-B	579.53	Th that looks like it .	industrial designer presentation
-B	583.6	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	584.74	So basic remote operation runs as follows , press button makes connection with the power source and the rest of the circuit , chip senses the connection , chip produces a morse code infra-red signal , specific to that button .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	599.77	So you press the button , it produces uh a signal that's encoded specifically for that button .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	605.3	Transistors amplify that signal and it goes to the T_V_'s centre , which interprets the signal response accordingly , changes channel etcetera .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	613.93	So that being said Next slide , please .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	617.18	Findings oh which were the required materials for the basic internal construction , so all the really simplistic functions that we just discussed , we need rubber for buttons , aluminium for battery y contacts , integrated circuit which consists of a diode , transistor , resonator , resistors , and a capacitator , all those basic things that make a circuit function .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	639.04	Um fibreglass and thin copper wire to create the actual circuit board itself .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	644.08	An L_E_D_ , which is a light emitting diode , um contact discs for the buttons , plastic for the casing , and a power-source , whatever power-source we've actually determined we want .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	656.68	Next slide , please .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	658.0	Thank you .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	658.99	Uh personal preferences , uh to save money for the components , the remote should be mass-produced and basic materials should be bought en masse .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	666.94	Um if we find another company who can produce the required chips , casing , L_E_D_ , any additional materials we decide we require at a less expensive rate than we ourselves are producing , we should go for it .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	679.43	Next slide , please .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	681.0	Um just talking to the um manufacturing division .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	686.44	They suggested power options , solar cells , hand dynamo , and kinetic power , so you shake it and it increases the power .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	695.15	Um I'm not sure how the hand dynamo works , they have yet to get back to me on that .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	698.9	So next slide , please .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	698.92	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	700.86	Interesting .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	701.95	Suggested casing options .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	704.12	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	704.8	We can offer options for casing such as straight , curved , double-curved , you know , very specific to the customer .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	711.17	Options for materials , plastic , rubber , titanium , wood .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	714.4	I don't think anyone's gonna go for a wood one , because splinters Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	717.03	That would be amazing , though , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	719.37	No , splinters would What is that ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	720.82	Um certain restrictions do apply here though .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	723.33	Uh latex , you can't do solar power with a latex one .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	726.71	So , if they want some a soft squishy rubber , they can't have the solar powered option .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	731.76	Double-curved , you can't do titanium .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	734.69	Um that would be two curvatures , so it would actually , if you the shape of your hand , you curve here and you curve here , so you could have two curves that match the shape of your hand to make it more comfortable to hold .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	741.43	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	745.17	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	745.81	Now if you wanted that , you can't do titanium .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	749.08	And uh so you functions what for the buttons , scrolling function could be very beneficial to us instead of actual buttons themselves .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	753.02	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	761.05	I think I have one more slide .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	761.26	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	762.49	No , I didn't .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	762.83	No , okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	763.64	Um the manufacturing division also has said that um they have several types of chips and they've just developed a sample sensor or sample speaker chip , which we could utilise .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	778.24	Um push button requires a simple chip and scroll requires more complicated chip .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	784.74	So depends on what we decide we wanna do .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	788.75	In addition to that if we're offering all those different options to the customer for producing their remote , we're going to have to have multiples of each type , like a double-curved in rubber , um you know , each option should have a certain select number produced with all those options .	industrial designer presentation
-B	809.63	So we'll have to mix it up , make sure we produce enough of everyone .	industrial designer presentation
-B	813.56	But that could also drive up the price of the actual remote itself if they know that we only produced five thousand , you know , double-curved wooden remotes .	industrial designer presentation
-A	815.84	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-D	821.31	Right .	industrial designer presentation
-D	826.03	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	826.04	Hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	826.58	And that's all I got .	industrial designer presentation
-A	826.65	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	827.51	Alright , well thank you for those informative presentations .	industrial designer presentation
-A	831.5	Let's go back to um Now we have to make some decisions .	industrial designer presentation
-A	836.2	Where were we ?	industrial designer presentation
-C	837.46	Let me just add one more thing that I couldn't say before , and that's just that there's the new technology that they've developed on the voice recognition .	interface specialist presentation
-A	839.35	Sure .	interface specialist presentation
-C	846.06	Um .	interface specialist presentation
-D	846.62	Oh this the thing we were talking about earlier .	interface specialist presentation
-C	848.59	Right except that it's sort of odd , and I'm no not exactly sure why they are explaining it in the way they are , um there's a sample sensor and there's a sample speaker unit for So , you would say like , good morning , coffeemaker , and it would respond , good morning , Jill , but I'm not sure exactly how it's gonna work , 'cause do you programme do we program the responses and the questions .	interface specialist presentation
-C	872.99	So does that mean that the user then has to ask the specific question , and can't change it in order for it to be recognised , or can it be altered in a certain way , or does the actually user program it , to say a channel means this .	interface specialist presentation
-A	878.14	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	883.78	Right .	interface specialist presentation
-D	885.11	Yeah , like using the menu to be like , enter your name into the screen like on the menu options .	interface specialist presentation
-A	885.37	Right .	interface specialist presentation
-D	889.7	So that way the remote reads it .	interface specialist presentation
-C	889.75	Right , so it's got like a limited memory and programme it .	interface specialist presentation
-C	893.75	So it's sort of iffy , but that's kind of what you'd say .	interface specialist presentation
-A	895.19	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-D	898.38	I feel like voice recognition would be , I don't know , w it would be too hard to really I mean we could do it , but Technology .	interface specialist presentation
-A	902.95	Hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	905.3	Programme .	interface specialist presentation
-A	907.94	If it's within our price to get that kind of chip that would , you know , technology Hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-B	912.92	Well , we are making the chip .	interface specialist presentation
-B	915.57	So , I mean But , I guess , we have to look at w what our production cost is for the chip itself anyway .	interface specialist presentation
-D	924.72	And it is a growing trend , the higher technological , like the , I mean just like the more advanced it is , the better it'll sell .	interface specialist presentation
-B	926.37	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-A	926.48	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-B	933.03	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-B	934.16	I I thought offering some of those options for different materials that it could be made of different , you know I think we'd have to decide on the power options , maybe .	interface specialist presentation
-A	945.15	Hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-B	945.28	So that we could reduce cost .	interface specialist presentation
-D	945.35	Yeah , 'cause we need to know how big it's gonna be and how heavy .	interface specialist presentation
-B	946.99	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-A	948.13	Okay , that kind of brings us to this , let's let's see if we can decide what kind of energy source we want to have first and foremost .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	950.63	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	955.67	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	959.27	Do we wanna go for batteries or a stand like the one that we saw illustrated earlier ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	968.51	Oh the base , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	969.36	The base , the charging base with rechargeable batteries ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	971.88	I think the p That's true .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	971.94	I always feel like first I wanna know what it looks like , before 'Cause if it's something really really small , then it's sort of harder to imagine a base for it , that was p quite a s substantial size sort of standing up Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	974.88	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	983.75	Yeah , and we don't have multiple things that it has to control , it just has to control the T_V_ .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	983.87	W We need to decide , well so we can figure how big it's gonna be , like exactly what buttons we want and exactly It could be like this .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	988.46	It's not gonna be a huge universal remote .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	994.15	What size battery and Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	996.66	Well , the other thing is like even if it's got a few buttons , so we want it to be bigger than this , 'cause it still fits in your hand , so you still wanted something that's comfortable and substantial , but not necessarily full of buttons .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1001.54	Yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1002.1	I'd , well uh This one is really comfortable , like I like the sides whatever , because But if we have the um , the locator , then we don't have to worry about that .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1011.47	Are you gonna lose it easier ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1018.71	So we can make it small if we have a l locating device .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1021.55	If we do a voice-activated locator , though , we're gonna be looking at a more substantial chip .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1021.55	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1027.92	So Honestly , I think the customer would be kind of irritated by the fact that it has a base if we did do a nice small , compact Mm yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1027.99	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1028.39	So i That's the other thing , it's like You know Are we gonna have certain chips that are gonna require bigger size period ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1037.33	Two double A_s , for this size .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1043.83	But like , you know , if we get more complicated then it's gonna v be have to be bigger to just accommodate the chip size .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1047.01	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1057.49	I agree , it's either gonna be bigger with a base or smaller with just A battery like this guy .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1057.6	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1058.11	So we sh Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1059.89	Smaller , without Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1064.34	Alright , so what direction do you want to go in ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1066.84	You wanna vote ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1068.23	I think if we had a a locating device with the small one , I think that seems way more advanced .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1072.85	I'm kind of I'm kind of leaning in the direction of this kind of bigger and the base .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1073.71	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1074.26	I'm a away from the base .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1077.62	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1077.76	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1078.48	'Kay so The only problem with that is if you forget to take it out of your pocket and it goes in wash .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1078.66	That just seems so clunky and Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1080.04	Yeah , because I mean if even looking at cellphones right now , those trends the smaller the hotter it is , yeah Oh .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1084.26	Smaller and smaller , yeah , yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1091.16	You're kidding .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1092.52	You know it happens .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1093.52	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1094.29	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1094.34	I've had three watches go that way too .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1096.29	Oh watches I've but I've never washed a cell phone .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1096.41	Ouch .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1098.35	A phone , whoa , that would wow , that would hurt .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1101.56	Okay , so what kind of material do we want to be made out of ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1101.57	Pieces everywhere .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1105.52	Well , we have lots of options .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1106.67	I don't think wood is a viable option .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1107.69	Yeah wood .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1109.14	No .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1109.6	Well , titanium s I was saying that titanium , if we're being restricted then I would probably lean away from that .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1109.84	Oh what did you Oh sorry , go ahead .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1118.31	Yeah , 'cause if it's gonna cost us more to produce a chip , titanium will be more expensive .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1121.64	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1122.24	However , well , we only wanna sell it for twenty five Euro right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1123.09	What would you recommend ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1124.08	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1126.98	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1127.38	'Cause I was thinking if we wanted to get the high in market then you could produce a few in titanium , make them a rarity so to speak .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1129.2	That'll Yeah , exactly .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1131.66	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1133.16	The selling point , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1133.72	We could do that , because all our research shows that people are definitely willing to spend more if Good plan .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1139.06	Are we restricted by this ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1139.23	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1142.5	Well the original Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1142.72	I I think we should just focus on one design and one concept right now.I'm not sure that we'll have the time and money to produce a whole array of remotes .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1143.12	Twenty five Euros So you're talking about like when it leaves our salesroom then it's all gonna be cherry-coloured or is it gonna be the kinda thing where people come back and swap it ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1154.67	If this was a successful remote , we might then produce a higher end version of it , I think .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1160.49	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1161.31	Good plan .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1162.42	Okay , so we wanna go for plastic , or what would you recommend for materials ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1167.11	Honestly I'd recommend like um uh since we're going with batteries instead of solar power , I'd recommend maybe a uh soft like latex , because we could produce , you know how cellphones have those overlays that you can change the colour .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1167.79	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1182.68	We could do uh one that fits in with the trends of the year so , because this year is all fruit , God only knows why , um we could do f a cherry cover for this year and then i if next year is stripes or solids , you know They could come back .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1182.82	Oh .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1182.88	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1184.21	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1189.26	Yeah , who knows .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1198.8	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1206.09	O or we could like take off this .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1206.87	They could buy cases , maybe , if they wanted .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1208.98	And buy the extra case .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1210.27	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1211.67	I think it's good to sell a basic thing and then sell options .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1214.25	So we could do like a b a hard base plastic , and then we could give two latex covers to start .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1217.12	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1219.42	The what the top face , right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1221.42	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1222.01	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1223.22	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1225.63	Yeah , because the soft latex definitely is squishy .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1228.28	That's in .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1229.19	Well I mean squishier than like , yeah , just a hard plastic .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1230.95	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1231.79	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1233.3	Okay , and what kind of chip would we need for this guy ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1237.22	How complicated Are we gonna go with the voice activated Well , we could give it a specific code , you know , remote missing .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1238.75	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1239.81	I don't think we should do voice , I think we should just do um the recognition for when it's lost , you know .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1246.75	A tracker , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1246.85	could we Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1248.48	'Cause that uh what it type of , yeah , for voice activation would it be like a certain term what we would say like , because people could just be talking and we don't want it going off all the time .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1254.28	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1260.52	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1261.03	So uh Ooh .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1268.02	Uh see I'm uh I'm strangely attracted to it , because I know that's it's definitely gonna be big , because it's , I don't know , it's just so high-tech .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1275.33	Well , my little sister got for Christmas she got one of those key finders that's like a key-ring , and you have to whistle in a certain frequency for it to work .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1284.97	Yeah , see that would just irritate me .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1285.41	And then she would laugh and it would start going off in her purse , and you couldn't turn it off .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1289.19	Oh dear .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1289.33	Oh , then maybe voice maybe voice activation won't be good .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1289.87	So it became highly irritating .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1291.48	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1292.32	So I think having a key-phrase is much better .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1294.84	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1295.78	Alright .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1296.08	But it's not gonna be voice activated in the fact that you would say , channel up , and it would work , right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1300.34	Yeah , n n no , we just want it to be a finder .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1300.94	But then it Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1301.07	Just a Okay , alright .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1301.13	No .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1303.31	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1304.15	But do can your can the department make Oh , brilliant then .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1306.88	That would be like a mid-class um Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1310.77	So we don't actually have to go for Well , if they've just developed the sample sensor , sample speaker , it's a brand new chip .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1321.1	Why not introduce it in this way ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1321.47	No .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1323.09	Yeah , good point .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1323.44	Mm 'kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1325.08	Uh and what size batteries , double A_ , triple A_ ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1329.57	I think triple A_ , it'll be lighter .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1331.49	Two ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1332.91	Could it run off of two They're more expensive though , too .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1333.01	I mean more more come in a package .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1334.15	Well , that depends on what the energy is needed .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1335.67	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1336.54	I think , well , we could d r do two or we could do one small lithium , 'cause you know the lithium batteries are doing quite well in most other electronic products , right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1348.74	So they're more widely available now .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1351.41	And they also have a longer battery life than most batteries .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1356.35	But if you only have to replace it every five years .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1358.44	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1361.01	That's a good point .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1361.43	Thoughts anybody ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1362.15	As long as we sell it with it .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1364.43	Well , how about a initial , you get one battery when you buy it , 'cause I'm pretty sure we can get them pretty cheap on bulk .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1368.68	Right , that's what I meant .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1370.02	We could think about it and come back to it next meeting .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1370.84	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1371.76	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1371.81	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1372.03	We still have one more meeting .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1372.77	Alright .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1380.28	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1382.12	So we've covered that first category , User Interface Concept , meaning design .	look and usability components, materials and energy sources
-C	1388.38	What's it gonna Yeah , what's it gonna look like .	look and usability
-A	1390.08	Okay .	look and usability
-C	1391.17	Um .	look and usability
-A	1391.27	I ki I kind of like your idea about the retro phone dial , and that the central button could have , maybe our logo on it ?	look and usability
-A	1402.13	It might be the four way scroll , too .	look and usability
-D	1404.4	Yeah , it could be whatever , as long as there's something big in the middle , because like the old phones , there's like that just like piece of metal or like a picture or something in the middle .	look and usability
-A	1404.41	I mean if Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1409.06	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1411.53	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	1411.72	Well , my issue with that is if it got too big though , 'cause if you have the circle and the button in the middle , then is it gonna get wider than your your hands are , because w And then would the buttons be too small if it was enough to fit on it ?	look and usability
-A	1418.63	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1418.96	Oh , that's true .	look and usability
-D	1425.59	Good point .	look and usability
-B	1426.52	In the sample ones that you showed us there was one that had the scroll buttons on the side , which I think if we make it curved like a hand like a hand-shape like if we put the the scroll-button on the side , that could be particularly useful .	look and usability
-A	1431.28	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1431.56	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1439.06	Oh , I see what you mean .	look and usability
-A	1441.33	I think so .	look and usability
-D	1442.37	So scroll buttons on the side and then buttons on top ?	look and usability
-A	1443.46	Yeah , I like that .	look and usability
-A	1444.78	'Kay .	look and usability
-D	1456.61	But we definitely If we have scroll things on the side , we definitely have to have 'em labelled .	look and usability
-A	1461.44	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1462.02	Yeah , like on the side of it .	look and usability
-B	1463.0	Well , if it's just up and down Volume or channel .	look and usability
-D	1465.13	Oh if it's just up and down .	look and usability
-C	1466.0	But is that for Which ?	look and usability
-B	1470.13	I don't know .	look and usability
-D	1470.6	Well , you could do some on both sides .	look and usability
-C	1471.11	Do we have both sides ?	look and usability
-A	1473.33	Can we ?	look and usability
-B	1473.47	Mm yeah .	look and usability
-B	1475.44	We should probably make it that you have to depress it to activate it then , 'cause oth otherwise you're not just holding it and going like this , you know .	look and usability
-D	1478.79	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1479.25	So that you're just not holding it and it changes the chan Mm .	look and usability
-D	1480.18	That's squishy .	look and usability
-D	1481.29	That's squishy .	look and usability
-C	1482.61	Well , the other option is in instead of a scroll you just have the buttons up on the side which are on the side .	look and usability
-D	1484.93	have buttons .	look and usability
-B	1487.69	Okay .	look and usability
-A	1487.84	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1487.94	Yeah , that .	look and usability
-A	1490.37	Hmm .	look and usability
-A	1500.39	'Kay any other ideas ?	look and usability
-C	1503.25	Um what colour ?	look and usability
-A	1506.44	Oh , yeah .	look and usability
-A	1507.95	Latex covers .	look and usability
-B	1509.62	We have to make sure that logo always sticks out when we put the latex covers on , so we'll have to like have a little square or something , so that the our logo's available .	look and usability
-A	1509.73	W I think maybe we should do it on a b button itself though , because if people are able to change the covers , I don't know , maybe the on-off button , something , some the menu button , I don't know , but you know if we're gonna put our company logo on there and somebody could just get another one .	look and usability
-C	1518.31	Well I sort of like having the a yellow strip at the bottom with the R_R_ like that .	look and usability
-D	1525.7	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1525.84	And that's at the bottom of it .	look and usability
-C	1531.08	Which button ?	look and usability
-A	1542.76	Are they all gonna have our company logo on them ?	look and usability
-A	1545.04	Every cover ?	look and usability
-B	1546.08	Yeah , I don't think we should do that , because that would just be icky .	look and usability
-A	1549.39	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1550.0	So I think maybe putting it on a button is probably a good idea .	look and usability
-A	1553.09	If we want it to be visible and Um are all those those one that you showed where they were um s met silver-metallic looking ?	look and usability
-C	1563.83	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1564.29	But those are plastic , right ?	look and usability
-C	1565.59	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1565.63	They're not titanium .	look and usability
-A	1566.7	I kind of like that look .	look and usability
-A	1569.08	Uh but , or if it was really Yeah , for the base or if we're going for the retro look , I think , like a really shiny black would be cool .	look and usability
-B	1569.68	For our base one ?	look and usability
-D	1577.83	Yeah , or like a gun-metal grey , 'cause then it combines the silver and the black .	look and usability
-A	1578.44	What are your thoughts ?	look and usability
-A	1579.8	Gun-metal gray .	look and usability
-A	1582.19	There you go , gun-metal gray .	look and usability
-C	1594.82	I'm just really wary of the putting anything on a button .	look and usability
-A	1597.89	Why ?	look and usability
-B	1598.72	It'll wear off .	look and usability
-C	1599.31	What's the button Well , w w then what's the button do , and how do you know that that is what the button does ?	look and usability
-D	1599.54	Yeah , buttons wear off .	look and usability
-A	1600.55	Mm .	look and usability
-C	1606.02	I guess .	look and usability
-C	1607.73	Just looking at examples , y you just don't ever see the logo on a button , it's always on the actual casing .	look and usability
-A	1613.4	Right .	look and usability
-D	1615.82	Hmm .	look and usability
-B	1618.1	There's nothing saying that we have to put the logo on the front of the actual The only problem is we're using a latex overlay so it actually would go over top of everything and have holes for the buttons , so I was thinking maybe instead of doing that what we could do is leave a space for where the logo should be .	look and usability
-D	1621.51	But we want it to be seen .	look and usability
-A	1621.52	On the back ?	look and usability
-C	1621.58	But you don't But uh , yeah , you don't see it .	look and usability
-A	1622.49	It d visible Visibility though 'Cause if it was only on the back really the only time you're gonna see it is when you drop it or when you're changing the battery .	look and usability
-D	1623.02	We need it to be seen .	look and usability
-C	1627.68	Well , hang on .	look and usability
-C	1630.56	The other option is , I don't know if you can see it but it's like if Yeah , it's like the second to last slide .	look and usability
-A	1635.34	I can find it again .	look and usability
-A	1639.33	Okay .	look and usability
-A	1639.77	And yours was called Interface Concept ?	look and usability
-C	1641.77	Interface , yeah .	look and usability
-A	1644.71	This one ?	look and usability
-C	1645.16	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1646.4	Well , for some reason I can't get it to just go to that slide directly .	look and usability
-C	1646.5	Um .	look and usability
-C	1651.2	Okay , it's the very right one .	look and usability
-C	1653.53	You see at the bottom , it's kind of difficult to see , but you have like a d sort of s division between the bottom like , where the logo is , and if we have the replaceable section , it's like the top .	look and usability
-C	1663.22	It doesn't necessarily replace the entire top .	look and usability
-A	1666.03	Mm .	look and usability
-C	1666.41	And so you have that one piece that stays and the rest just sort of clips in .	look and usability
-A	1669.89	Okay , yes yes .	look and usability
-C	1670.38	If c you envisioning it ?	look and usability
-C	1671.62	And so that stays the same when you have the logo , and then you have this s slip that kinda clips in and that's the bit that changes .	look and usability
-A	1678.64	Okay .	look and usability
-C	1684.67	Hmm .	look and usability
-C	1691.33	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1691.84	Yeah , yeah .	look and usability
-A	1692.31	Like a little cut-out kind of Okay .	look and usability
-B	1693.7	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1693.94	Right .	look and usability
-C	1695.12	That's like , you know , a a cellphone it's like the the screen is always just left opened .	look and usability
-D	1698.74	Right .	look and usability
-C	1701.67	And so , what we are gonna do it like bright yellow with the R_R_ ?	look and usability
-D	1705.7	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1713.66	Some of tho Well , some of those buttons though are blue-based .	look and usability
-A	1713.72	Anybody see anything that they liked in these ones ?	look and usability
-D	1718.08	Um well , a lot of those buttons are blue-based .	look and usability
-A	1718.3	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1720.42	Well , kind of .	look and usability
-A	1720.63	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1721.61	Um and then if v we do have them illuminate upon contact , they could illuminate yellow .	look and usability
-C	1725.27	Yellow .	look and usability
-A	1727.04	Yellow , I like that idea .	look and usability
-C	1727.27	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1728.05	Like if we like the one all the way on the left , uh you ca you can see it on your computer better .	look and usability
-A	1733.0	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1733.22	Um where the button is actually blue , but the number itself is clear or white or whatever so if you pressed it would illuminate yellow .	look and usability
-A	1741.5	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1741.94	So we'd have blue and yellow for the touch buttons .	look and usability
-C	1743.86	Oh , that one .	look and usability
-A	1745.32	I like the yellow illumination idea , very good .	look and usability
-D	1745.7	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1753.47	Okay .	look and usability
-A	1756.38	Any other ideas or thoughts ?	look and usability
-A	1764.44	We all seem to be fairly in agreement about what we wanna do with this project so 'Kay .	look and usability
-C	1764.49	Um .	look and usability
-C	1766.22	Ha hang on Let me catch up .	look and usability
-D	1767.87	Mm yeah .	look and usability
-C	1776.39	Did we finalise what buttons we're including or we just everything that we said before ?	look and usability
-A	1781.88	I think there will be time for that later .	look and usability
-A	1784.47	I'm guessing .	look and usability
-A	1788.73	'Kay , well we're gonna wrap this up .	closing
-A	1791.09	Um next meeting is gonna start in thirty minutes , and here's what we're each of us going to do .	closing
-A	1796.71	The I_D_ is going to do the look and feel design , the U_I_D_ the user interface design .	closing
-A	1802.36	I think you're going to get a lot of , I mean , the final say on what buttons get put We'll all talk about it , but I think , that's pretty much what you're gonna do , right ?	closing
-C	1810.5	Yeah .	closing
-A	1811.15	I guess .	closing
-A	1812.3	'Kay .	closing
-A	1812.98	And you're gonna do some product evaluation .	closing
-A	1816.08	Okay , and right now , the I_D_ and U_I_D_ , you two are going to work together on a prototype using modelling clay .	closing
-B	1822.99	Great .	closing
-C	1824.1	Fun .	closing
-B	1824.11	Play Doh .	closing
-A	1824.91	Yeah .	closing
-A	1826.05	Okay , and you should all be getting an email pretty soon .	closing
-A	1829.1	Alright .	closing
-A	1829.73	Well , thank you for a very productive meeting .	closing
-B	1829.87	Wonderful Ooh .	closing

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-D	8.11	I wanna find our if our remote works .	opening
-A	9.84	Me too .	opening
-D	11.22	Oh .	opening
-A	19.49	Okay .	opening
-D	19.64	Whoohoo .	opening
-A	20.91	Um here's the agenda for our last meeting .	opening
-A	23.89	Um after the opening we're going to have a prototype presentation , then we're going to discuss the evaluation criteria and the financing of our remote .	opening
-A	35.37	Then we're going to evaluate the product and I think the whole production process , and then we're gonna close it up , and we have forty minutes , so let's get started .	opening
-A	44.52	Oh , no , let's have the prototype presentation .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	46.82	Mm 'kay , you ready ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	49.82	Um sure .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	51.39	You or me ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	53.76	Y you read that stuff , since you wrote it .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	56.09	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	56.94	Well , since our materials aren't exactly what we were going for , I'm just gonna translate what this all means for you .	look and usability
-B	58.22	I'll be the Vanna .	look and usability
-C	64.91	The base is gonna be gunmetal gray , which is what we had decided , and it's gonna be plastic .	look and usability
-C	70.16	Um then there's the latex cover , which is what you see as red .	look and usability
-C	73.83	Um because it can be replaceable , we just kinda went with the colour .	look and usability
-A	76.85	Right .	look and usability
-C	77.35	Um and then the buttons are actually kind of poking through rather than on top .	look and usability
-C	81.08	Um and the buttons will be a l much lighter blue , almost see-through .	look and usability
-A	85.13	Hmm .	look and usability
-C	85.21	It's just sort of a very pale blue and a light-up yellow .	look and usability
-D	86.49	That's nice .	look and usability
-A	87.36	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	88.01	The whole thing lights up if you press any button , rather than it just that one button will light up .	look and usability
-D	91.86	Good .	look and usability
-C	93.25	Um and then at the bottom we have our logo .	look and usability
-C	96.05	Um bright yellow sort of design with the R_R_ which will actually look like our logo .	look and usability
-A	101.74	Great .	look and usability
-C	102.33	And then on the side you have the buttons .	look and usability
-C	105.26	They're one button , but they kind of push up and down .	look and usability
-A	107.49	Okay .	look and usability
-C	108.6	I don't think they're scrolling .	look and usability
-B	110.26	No .	look and usability
-B	112.27	They're just buttons .	look and usability
-C	113.11	Right , yeah .	look and usability
-C	114.29	And then yeah , the buttons .	look and usability
-B	117.68	On off switch will be here and as you've noticed on our prototype um they've ended up with a curvature kind of , by concave sort of thing , except for , you know , can't see underneath .	look and usability
-D	128.62	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	129.3	So I'm hoping that when we get to production we can actually make them like that , because they're very nice to stock you know , stick your finger in .	look and usability
-D	139.03	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	139.13	Um the two squared buttons are are two probably least used , menu , mute , and then these are the numbers , so our channel and our volume will be on either side .	look and usability
-C	139.25	Thumb-shaped .	look and usability
-C	152.63	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	153.77	And then the last thing is just that it'll be black labelling on top , just which we didn't do .	look and usability
-A	158.85	Okay .	look and usability
-A	159.25	And did you determine um the curvature of the bottom part of it for the hand , is it gonna be a single or a double ?	look and usability
-B	167.22	I'd say a single .	look and usability
-A	168.06	Single .	look and usability
-C	168.63	Single .	look and usability
-A	168.95	Single sounds good , 'cause it's not big enough to really constitute a double .	look and usability
-D	170.13	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	172.07	Right .	look and usability
-B	172.25	Yeah , it's only actually the size of my hand .	look and usability
-A	174.45	Great .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	175.3	Great .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	175.89	I think you did an awesome job .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	176.92	Yeah , I think it's a beautiful Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	177.89	It is beautiful , and it's everything that we discussed .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	181.27	Good job , you guys .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	181.79	Good job .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	181.93	Oh thank you .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	182.17	Whoohoo .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	182.51	Those are really good .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	185.11	Alright what's next in our agenda ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	192.5	Um we're gonna discuss the evaluation criteria , and that's with Courtney .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	196.61	Okay , it's a PowerPoint presentation .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	199.96	I don't really know exactly what we should uh talk about .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	202.71	It's under evaluation .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	204.44	Right .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	210.63	Alright .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	212.43	Um so these are the criteria we're gonna ask , is it easy to use , is it fashionable uh yeah , I guess we should write these down so we can reference them .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	220.84	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	230.65	Feel good meaning what ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	231.83	Like does it feel good , like yeah , physically .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	233.48	Physically , okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	234.28	Right .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	245.24	Sqi Right .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	250.77	That's just for current trend .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	252.91	It doesn't really count , you guys .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	257.65	Yeah , it was a little difficult to incorporate the cover with the cherry fruit on it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	262.07	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	263.49	But it's so we do have removable covers , right ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	265.51	Right .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	265.51	Yes .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	265.93	Yeah , well then that's covered .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	267.76	And so we n k everybody have that ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	267.93	'Kay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	269.75	I'll wait .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	275.46	Yeah , she's got it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	277.15	It's good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	277.44	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	278.05	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	278.72	Okay so , we're using the criteria uh for a seven point scale , and so we need to discuss how we feel .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	288.71	It falls within this range , so for easy to use , do we feel it's very easy to use ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	294.72	Are we going to indi I say we individually rate what do you say ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	294.82	True or false , easy to use .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	297.05	You guys Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	297.76	Just orally .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	297.94	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	298.5	Why not ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	298.81	We have okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	301.32	Um easy to use .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	303.18	I vote six .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	305.18	Oh wait , that's false .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	306.29	Oh , two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	307.96	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	308.88	I'd say two as well .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	310.31	Yeah , two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	310.93	Two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	311.71	Uh hello , we're great .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	311.8	That's what I say .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	313.66	Okay , fashionable ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	315.71	Um one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	316.06	At the moment , no .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	317.49	No .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	317.58	No .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	317.67	I mean like no , I think it's very fashionable .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	319.16	Me too , very chic .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	320.67	I thi I would give it a one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	322.05	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	322.08	One , I give it a one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	323.08	I'll give it a two , because at the moment it's not looking that way .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	325.98	Well , that's that's just like that's a clay , it's a prototype .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	326.28	Oh , and ma it's a prototype , right .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	329.21	What do you think ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	329.38	Mm I don't think it's that fashionable .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	331.2	I'd give it like three or four .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	333.38	Well , now I'm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	333.56	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	334.87	So , the average is about a two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	336.94	Yeah , it's a two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	337.4	But then I'm not fashionable , so don't use my opinion .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	337.93	Two or three .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	339.75	Two point five .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	340.56	That's okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	341.21	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	342.64	Neither are all o all the customers we have , either .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	342.77	Um does it feel good ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	346.24	Imagine , since we obviously don't have that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	347.68	I feel like I think it feels good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	347.71	Does it feel good ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	348.44	Uh the shape of it actually does uh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	351.01	And it's i it is very ergonomically designed .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	353.76	It's gonna be curved .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	355.52	Yeah , it's gonna be thicker .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	357.61	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	357.92	Depth .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	359.2	I think so too .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	360.28	I'll give it a two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	361.4	'Kay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	362.29	Two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	363.16	I'll give it a one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	366.07	What do you say ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	366.65	I'd say a two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	367.7	Alright , average is two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	367.96	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	370.29	Is it technologically innovative ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	372.25	Oh sorry I'm taking over your job here .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	373.4	Oh no , it's fine , you're I mean you're Project Manager .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	374.55	Go right ahead .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	376.43	Um yeah , I mean and it does it have voice I mean the phrase recognition on it ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	384.1	Yes .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	385.02	Right ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	385.35	We were able to do it with that kind of chip .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	387.11	Oh right , the Right .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	388.22	We could do it with the chip , yes .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	389.99	It wasn't we have no reflection of it on the prototype , but that's because it's only two dimensions , really .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	391.84	And there's no way you can represent it on here .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	393.54	Yeah , right .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	394.38	Y Yeah , so .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	395.1	That was 'kay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	396.64	And we discussed that being included .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	399.32	Then yes , then I would well it isn't what else would it need for it to be technologically innovative ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	403.65	It Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	405.54	Well we don' have the you know , we can't say channel , and it changes the channel , channel eight .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	408.48	And it doesn't cover anything other then T_V_ , so I'd probably give it a three .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	411.0	Right .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	414.18	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	414.52	Even though it is for just a T_V_ remote it's uh very advanced .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	418.23	But it is just a T_V_ remote .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	421.16	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	421.69	I'd go for a three or four on that one , so okay , let's go for a three point five .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	423.57	Yeah I go four .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	428.03	Three and an half .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	428.87	Alright , and the last criteria is it is it um Well , we've covered that with the trendy .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	432.26	Squishy and fruity .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	433.68	Well yeah , so I'd give it a two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	434.84	It's just trendy , basically .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	439.94	It's capable of being squishy and fruity .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	440.09	Sure .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	441.05	Capable .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	441.27	Oh , it's very capable of being squishy and fruity .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	442.13	Very capable .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	444.57	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	445.27	And it's very important .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	447.12	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	447.24	'Kay , there we go .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	449.11	Okay , next .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	449.18	So .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	450.87	Next .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	453.0	So um our re model slightly resembling a giant delicious cookie appears to be a winner , and uh hopefully we'll sell millions .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	459.62	Good job , team .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	461.39	How did you get that in there ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	463.01	What ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	463.65	The slightly resembling a giant delicious cookie .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	466.4	It it does .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	467.43	It does .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	468.37	That was good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	469.34	Thanks .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	469.44	Very good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	470.4	Alright , let's go back to this No , that's it .	costing
-A	479.32	Hmm .	costing
-A	483.54	Oops .	costing
-A	487.44	Okay , so now uh we're moving on to finance , okay .	costing
-A	490.72	I'm gonna show you an Excel spreadsheet and we're going to fill it in together based on what components we're including in our remote and see if it's under twelve fifty Euro .	costing
-A	500.47	If so , we can proceed , if not , we need to go back to the drawing board a little bit .	costing
-A	504.84	'Kay ?	costing
-A	505.19	So let me bring that up .	costing
-A	510.5	Here we go .	costing
-A	511.58	Alright .	costing
-A	513.17	Um it's not hand dynamo , it's powered by battery , so we give it a Number of components you plan to use .	costing
-B	516.51	Yep .	costing
-D	518.77	Two .	costing
-A	521.6	Do I just put quantity being one battery , or Yeah .	costing
-D	526.18	Yeah .	costing
-B	527.18	Mm 'kay .	costing
-A	527.7	But if it's a do you wanna go for this is where we need to make a final call on if it's a lithium or do we wanna go triple A_s , 'cause triple A_s we're gonna have t do more than one battery .	costing
-A	536.13	Oh , let's just go for a lithium .	costing
-A	537.2	What do you say ?	costing
-D	537.59	Yeah , let's let's do a lithium .	costing
-B	538.12	Yeah , it's .	costing
-A	539.69	I think uh I think the people who purchase this are gonna be technologically right .	costing
-D	540.47	We're gon that's gon Nologically advanced , yeah .	costing
-A	544.73	Okay , down to the electronics um section .	costing
-A	549.09	We're gonna need this kind , correct , if we do the voice sensor , so one of those .	costing
-D	550.56	Yeah .	costing
-B	550.96	Yep .	costing
-A	554.29	It is a single-curved , so one of those .	costing
-D	558.23	Uh .	costing
-A	558.86	Oh .	costing
-A	559.76	What's that ?	costing
-A	560.56	Yeah , that's correct .	costing
-D	560.85	Yeah .	costing
-A	562.04	'Kay , down here , case material .	costing
-C	562.76	It's plastic .	costing
-D	562.88	We plastic .	costing
-A	564.1	Plastic .	costing
-D	566.3	And special colour .	costing
-C	566.42	And special colour .	costing
-A	567.9	'Kay .	costing
-A	569.82	Down here , interface type .	costing
-A	571.62	We're gonna have the integrated scroll scroll wheel .	costing
-C	573.43	No , we don't have the scroll .	costing
-A	574.29	Isn't oh those are just regular buttons .	costing
-D	575.45	But it's Yeah , but i so i But will we w actually we'll need two , won't we ?	costing
-B	575.57	Well , that's the push-button too , right there .	costing
-C	575.63	Buttons .	costing
-A	578.61	This ?	costing
-B	579.64	Integrated scroll-wheel or push-button .	costing
-B	581.9	We're really having just push-button interface .	costing
-A	583.96	Okay , so we can just go um .	costing
-D	590.62	One for the top and then one for the s one e for each side .	costing
-B	593.2	But it that just covers the type of button we're having .	costing
-B	596.39	Because we're not doing a scroll on the side , it's still push-button .	costing
-C	600.04	Oh like the twenty nine means like you have both scrolls and push-buttons .	costing
-B	603.5	Push-button .	costing
-D	604.44	Okay .	costing
-A	604.58	Right I think she's I think what Courtney's talking about is do we need to put two here ?	costing
-B	604.63	But we just have push Yeah .	costing
-C	605.01	But we don't have any scrolls .	costing
-D	607.69	Like because there's like one interface right here and then because it's not gonna be on the same plane when you press the button .	costing
-D	613.87	There's gonna have to be additional signals on the sides .	costing
-A	614.01	Right .	costing
-D	616.66	So is that gonna be an extra one on each side ?	costing
-B	616.67	Okay .	costing
-A	619.96	I don't know , they might put us well , let's just .	costing
-C	622.16	Two interfaces , is that what w should we s say ?	costing
-B	623.92	Let's call it th Okay .	costing
-A	623.93	Two or would it be three ?	costing
-D	624.47	Or three , because of one on each side and one on top .	costing
-C	625.94	Okay , fine .	costing
-C	626.52	Yeah .	costing
-D	626.77	I mean it's fine 'cause it comes out the same as twenty nine .	costing
-D	629.61	Well less than twenty nine even .	costing
-A	630.95	Okay and we're gonna button supplements the buttons are no uh okay .	costing
-D	634.51	They're a special colour .	costing
-D	636.61	Um they're uh they're a special form , 'cause they're indented .	costing
-A	638.63	Are they ?	costing
-A	640.09	Oh , right .	costing
-C	640.9	And then s yeah .	costing
-D	640.94	And , they're a special material .	costing
-A	644.61	Mm .	costing
-A	645.22	Well , we're under cost then .	costing
-A	647.85	Alright .	costing
-C	647.91	We're over ?	costing
-A	648.62	No , we're under .	costing
-B	648.63	Grand .	costing
-D	648.64	We're under .	costing
-A	649.55	Twelve point five is our limit .	costing
-C	649.69	Okay .	costing
-C	651.32	Oh , I see .	costing
-A	651.47	We've got eleven point two .	costing
-B	653.83	So we can go to production .	costing
-A	654.02	Alright .	costing
-A	655.4	We can go to I dunno what I just did .	costing
-A	669.62	Okay .	evaluation of project process
-A	671.95	Now we're gonna talk about the project process um and whether or not we're satisfied with the whole process and the result .	evaluation of project process
-A	680.38	Um did we have a lot of room for creativity ?	evaluation of project process
-A	682.64	Did we have a lot of room for individual leadership , um teamwork , and the means , meaning the technology that we used to produce our little guy there , and if we found any new ideas .	evaluation of project process
-A	696.37	Now , question is , how do we do this ?	evaluation of project process
-B	701.27	Go back .	evaluation of project process
-D	701.84	I think we just discuss it .	evaluation of project process
-A	703.04	Discuss , sure .	evaluation of project process
-B	703.06	Previous .	evaluation of project process
-A	705.51	Alright .	evaluation of project process
-A	706.4	Who want who would like to go first ?	evaluation of project process
-B	708.43	We think we got stifled for cri creativity by the company itself , in restricting us only to using a T_V_ remote , initially .	evaluation of project process
-C	708.57	We didn't have a whiteboard .	evaluation of project process
-A	717.07	Hmm .	evaluation of project process
-C	717.97	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	718.35	Oh that's true .	evaluation of project process
-A	718.36	Hmm .	evaluation of project process
-C	719.27	And no internet .	evaluation of project process
-D	721.2	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	724.48	No , yeah , that's a good point .	evaluation of project process
-D	726.58	'Cause I'd forgotten that that wasn't our decision , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	730.92	And how did you feel about the whole the whole process though ?	evaluation of project process
-D	734.09	Oh , overall I mean I thought we did a good job like We got to choose basically we had control over minus it being just merely a T_V_ remote we got to choose what we wanted to do with it .	evaluation of project process
-A	743.28	Right , and we got say over what how technologically advanced it should be and also how fashionable , which I kind of like we yep .	evaluation of project process
-D	751.74	And we're a fashion forward technology company .	evaluation of project process
-A	754.78	You know it .	evaluation of project process
-B	754.85	right .	evaluation of project process
-A	757.08	Um what about um the teamwork aspect ?	evaluation of project process
-A	760.19	How did you guys enjoy making the model , the prototype ?	evaluation of project process
-C	763.07	I think we did well .	evaluation of project process
-B	764.21	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	764.5	I think ya' did .	evaluation of project process
-A	765.04	Did you work well together in there , and 'kay .	evaluation of project process
-C	766.46	Yep .	evaluation of project process
-B	767.24	Well , no , there was there was scratching and fighting , but no .	evaluation of project process
-D	767.67	Minus that one fight .	evaluation of project process
-D	769.05	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	769.49	Oh my God , and we've all been a pretty congenial team here , I think .	evaluation of project process
-C	770.4	Gouges .	evaluation of project process
-D	773.57	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	773.65	We hadn't had any ma fallings out .	evaluation of project process
-D	773.8	I mean minus you guys being wha what is it , the survey , annoying or what is it ?	evaluation of project process
-B	777.46	Irritating .	evaluation of project process
-A	778.01	Irritating .	evaluation of project process
-D	778.05	Irritating , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	778.32	Irritating .	evaluation of project process
-D	779.59	Wow that's a it's definitely a strong one .	evaluation of project process
-A	782.76	Okay .	evaluation of project process
-B	783.06	The means , the whiteboard didn't work .	evaluation of project process
-C	785.75	And no internet .	evaluation of project process
-D	785.77	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	785.83	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	786.53	I have to knock that one down a couple notches .	evaluation of project process
-D	787.81	Yeah , and no internet .	evaluation of project process
-B	788.77	A and our friend here really feels strongly about the internet .	evaluation of project process
-C	791.1	Misses .	evaluation of project process
-C	792.55	I do .	evaluation of project process
-D	792.94	And the digital the digital pens were they were pretty cool .	evaluation of project process
-C	793.18	There's so much available .	evaluation of project process
-C	794.59	Like it's information Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	795.99	Yeah , digital pens .	evaluation of project process
-B	797.27	I really appreciated those , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	797.83	They were fine .	evaluation of project process
-D	798.67	Yeah they were fun , even though I'm not really sure what I could do with them , but they are awesome .	evaluation of project process
-B	804.32	The use of the laptops for receiving everything .	evaluation of project process
-B	806.91	It was wireless too , so .	evaluation of project process
-D	807.04	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	807.1	Right , laptops are extremely handy , wireless .	evaluation of project process
-D	809.89	And these things whoa .	evaluation of project process
-A	810.38	And that we have a shared network where we can put all of the Big brother .	evaluation of project process
-B	814.36	And let's not forget the sexy dual microphones everyone gets to wear .	evaluation of project process
-D	817.29	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	818.33	And Big Brother .	evaluation of project process
-D	821.3	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	822.75	'Kay , have we found any new ideas through this process ?	evaluation of project process
-D	827.0	Um we are really gonna sell this .	evaluation of project process
-D	829.53	Ta-da .	evaluation of project process
-A	844.15	For something that looks cool and also has what I want it to b do technologically .	evaluation of project process
-C	848.55	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	849.24	And that's your right brain taking over , w wanting the artistic , the fashionable , the hip , you know .	evaluation of project process
-D	854.4	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-A	855.23	If we all just went out and bought useful things , I don't think I mean that's not what technology .	evaluation of project process
-C	858.52	Well , that's why I don't like uh Macs or Apples , just 'cause I look at it , and I know it's probably a very good computer , but I look at it , and I'm taken back to elementary school , 'cause they look the same .	evaluation of project process
-A	867.31	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-C	867.67	They look like they did when I was in elementary school , and that's so old-fashioned to me .	evaluation of project process
-D	867.77	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	869.67	Yeah , 'cause they're pretty and just like Uh yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	871.64	The Toronto district school would only use his Macs with their kids .	evaluation of project process
-A	871.86	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	874.92	Exactly , so I associate them with like really low-tech , really cheap , bad Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	877.36	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	878.78	Just the Mac font bothers me even .	evaluation of project process
-A	881.27	But I do like iPods , go figure .	evaluation of project process
-D	882.9	Yeah , no , iPods They want all those words for presentation , even the plugs .	evaluation of project process
-A	884.95	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	885.43	Well , i iPods are now quite trendy , and they come in different colours .	evaluation of project process
-A	887.7	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-A	888.75	Colours .	evaluation of project process
-A	889.55	Exactly .	evaluation of project process
-B	890.62	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	890.67	I mean how many people went out and bough a Nokia phone , back when we were like in high school , just so they could get the changeable face plates .	evaluation of project process
-D	896.48	Oh yeah , everybody .	evaluation of project process
-A	898.13	Okay .	evaluation of project process
-A	899.1	Anyway , so that is definitely at work .	evaluation of project process
-B	899.12	Not me .	evaluation of project process
-D	899.7	Mine is amber .	evaluation of project process
-C	900.15	But the my but my one issue is just like the whole it's for T_V_ only .	evaluation of project process
-B	900.38	I didn't have a phone 'til university .	evaluation of project process
-D	901.52	Oh .	evaluation of project process
-C	905.0	I was like who's gonna buy a remote just for the T_V_ unless they've lost theirs .	evaluation of project process
-D	909.62	Look at it .	evaluation of project process
-A	909.9	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	910.91	That is a piece of work .	evaluation of project process
-A	911.28	Fashionable chic people will .	evaluation of project process
-C	911.33	You're kidding .	evaluation of project process
-D	913.34	Wow .	evaluation of project process
-C	913.7	No , no .	evaluation of project process
-D	914.34	Marketing Director says yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	917.37	Fashionable people will buy it .	evaluation of project process
-C	917.8	No , marketing has to actually create the desire for it .	evaluation of project process
-D	920.79	Oh , I will create desire .	evaluation of project process
-B	921.52	That's okay .	evaluation of project process
-B	921.99	We can create a commercial where they think that all their needs will be met .	evaluation of project process
-B	925.65	This will help them find the one .	evaluation of project process
-C	925.85	Ri They'll be sexy with it .	evaluation of project process
-A	926.54	Hmm .	evaluation of project process
-D	928.39	We could have like an Adam and Eve type commercial , and that's the fig-leaf .	evaluation of project process
-B	928.5	That's right .	evaluation of project process
-C	931.72	Oh right .	evaluation of project process
-D	932.04	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-D	933.16	That'll sell .	evaluation of project process
-A	934.2	There you go , marketing .	evaluation of project process
-C	934.34	Let you loose .	evaluation of project process
-B	934.56	And so the serpent says , use our remote .	evaluation of project process
-D	937.87	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	939.37	Alright .	evaluation of project process
-C	939.46	Yeah , no .	evaluation of project process
-D	939.49	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	942.02	Okay , we're gonna wrap this up now .	closing
-A	943.58	Um the costs are within the budget , we evaluated the project , and now we're gonna complete the final questionnaire and meeting summary , and then we're going to have a big giant party , apparently , according to this , so .	closing
-B	956.11	Whoohoo .	closing
-A	956.49	Alright , thank you team , you did a great job , it was lovely working with you .	closing
-B	957.42	Margaritas for everyone .	closing
-C	960.47	Good .	closing
-D	960.71	You too .	closing
-B	961.73	Yay .	closing
-B	962.93	Thanks to the Project Leader .	closing

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-A	19.69	Right w welcome to the the first meeting of uh Real Reaction's uh um development meetings for our our new television remote control .	opening
-A	30.06	Uh this follows our very successful entry into the the consumer market over the last year or so um which we want to to build on , taking advantage of the uh the the latest developments in in technology and the uh the latest uh uh feelings in in consumer design and and demand and uh we want to make this the the very best product th that's possible for everybody , uh one that everybody wants , uh at a good price for the consumer and at a good price for the company .	opening
-A	64.43	Uh and to that end we need all to work together uh to do that .	opening
-A	70.89	Um and uh b in no particular order because ev everybody is uh just as vital to this project um I'll just go round th the table , Andrew , marketing , um m Kendra with the uh um designing the the the User Interface uh uh and Kate with the the industrial design .	opening
-D	76.26	Mm .	opening
-A	92.98	Um .	opening
-A	98.61	What's uh the the th th project is is here to do , is is to to get this this project up and moving , ev everybody is is free to uh say wh whatever they want , uh everybody has a contribution to make and uh everybody feel free to interrupt me at any time to to say what you want to say .	opening
-A	123.9	Um in in terms of the immediate meeting the uh um everybody knows everybody else , everybody's worked for the the company for a while , if if an anybody feels that they need to say more about themselves please do , if if if anybody wants to b briefly give their their background so that everybody's quite clear what everybody uh uh everybody's experience is please do so .	opening
-A	150.74	Uh in fact I'd I'd I'd welcome anybody to uh say something briefly about themselves , in fact we will do that by by going round the table quickly and and saying what what contribution you you're looking to make .	opening
-A	164.1	So we'll start with Andrew .	opening
-D	165.14	Oh my name's Andrew I'm a I'm the Market Research person for this uh for this meeting and this uh project for creating this new remote control and uh yeah I'll be uh presenting information statistics on what people want to want to uh get from this new design , what people want to like and from a fashion point of view and the practicality point of view .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	190.8	Right Kendra .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	192.1	I'm Kendra and I'm the Us User Interface Designer and um I haven't had a whole lot of experience in this kind of thing before but I'm m so I'll be working on the design .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	208.28	Right at least means you haven't got any preconceived ideas so .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	211.39	Right .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	213.31	Yep , I'm just open to being creative .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	215.53	Yep , good .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	217.19	Uh I'm Katie , I'm the Industrial Designer and I'll just be I guess presenting about the the inter workings of our little remote control and uh yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	227.59	Okay , very very quickly , um this I don't want to make this meeting too structured because the the whole idea is that it's a um you know a think tank .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	239.66	Everybody says what they what they want to say , uh and we don't want to be constrained by uh kind of convention or uh uh slides on screens or or anything else um but um briefly um th th this is what we want to do .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	259.7	The the remote control needs to be original , there has to be something about it that uh other remote controls don't have so that as soon as people see it they think um yes that's different , uh I want one , um and that goes along with being trendy , uh uh you know the I want it uh scenario .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	282.32	User-friendly as as we all know , remote controls can be uh uh very user-unfriendly so we want to make ours one that people can pick up and think oh yes that's it's obvious how that works , uh and they also want to look at the price and think oh yeah that's something that I may not need another remote control but uh it's such a nice one I'm gonna have one .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	310.27	And last but not least , or indeed first of all , it it must make the company money , and we make the company money by producing what the consumer wants .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	324.99	The uh the further work to be done is i the um the functional design , uh what it uh what it must actually do , the uh conceptual design , uh how we actually present that to the consumer and th the the detailed design i is uh how we get that into production .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	353.18	Uh now th the main design tool that we have available to us at the moment is is the white board and uh uh let us very quickly do what i what it says in the in the in the prompt slide here , um In fact I suggest to avoid everybody untangling themselves from the uh the the wires , that we don't do that , um So I I everybody knows what whiteboard is so we'll um uh we'll do a virtual drawing on the on on the whiteboard of of your your own uh uh favourite animal , but le let's go round the table , your favourite animal .	project specs and roles of participants drawing exercise
-D	402.99	Um , badger .	drawing exercise
-A	404.53	Mm and why ?	drawing exercise
-D	405.8	Uh it's it's got nice contrast with black and white and uh I feel they're underdog kind of status and they're , the Make mobile phones and T_V_ remotes to make T_V_ remotes .	drawing exercise
-A	409.1	Uh-huh .	drawing exercise
-A	415.12	Oh right uh my my wife says my beard looks like a badger's arse 'cause of the the white streaks in it .	drawing exercise
-A	423.66	Kendra .	drawing exercise
-C	424.75	Um probably a duck I just I li I like the way they look and they're just nice animals and I like how they can fly or swim or walk around or whatever .	drawing exercise
-A	434.02	Uh-huh .	drawing exercise
-A	435.42	Right , okay .	drawing exercise
-B	436.06	Uh 's horses , no particular reason why .	drawing exercise
-A	438.73	Uh-huh , fair enough yeah .	drawing exercise
-A	440.01	I'm not sure that I've got any favourite animal to be quite honest , I think homo sapien because of their their uh overall ability to uh uh Sorry ?	drawing exercise
-A	453.08	Indeed absolutely yes , tha that's um Okay and uh w we need to keep in mind here that the uh we want to sell this for for twenty five Euro um , we want to m make an overall profit for the the company of fifty million Euros so we're we're looking at selling a lot of these um ag across the the entire planet and and we're looking at a gross profit of fifty percent .	project budget drawing exercise
-A	484.82	It needs to cost twelve Euros fifty to make .	project budget
-A	488.18	Um so we're not only looking at a a very trendy original product , we're looking at making it at a very good price .	project budget
-A	498.92	Um , okay , um would anybody like t like to to start by giving their o um sort of quick views of of current remote controls .	project budget
-C	513.71	Well I think I find a lot of them really complicated to use with all the different buttons and uh it's handiest when you have one that works both the D_V_D_ player or whatever and the T_V_ as well .	existing products
-C	526.12	Um , but that it's easy to if you can switch back and forth instead of having to press a bunch of different buttons and so I think it's is best when they're clearly labelled and you can see which buttons you're supposed to use , you know .	existing products
-A	529.9	No .	existing products
-A	544.34	Any any thoughts about buttons or any oth other way of approaching the p the uh the problem ?	existing products
-A	552.04	Or anybody else , strong feelings about remote controls ?	existing products
-A	555.36	Are there you know , bad ones they've used or good ones they've used or ones that they've lost and never found again ?	existing products
-B	559.7	Um I think it's important that you should be able to when you when you press the buttons it'll actually pick up the signals from kind of anywhere and you shouldn't have to like contort yourself and twist your remote control to get it the T_V_ to actually pick up the signal .	existing products
-D	571.96	Yeah .	existing products
-C	572.82	Yeah .	existing products
-D	575.16	Think a lot of the time , remotes that come with T_V_ players and T_V_s and D_V_ players , like they aren't like an area that's put a lot of effort into , they're very boring , very plain .	existing products
-B	579.16	Mm .	existing products
-D	585.86	Like it's very a very like um making a a stylish remote control would be a very like Easily put us one step ahead of the current competition .	existing products
-B	586.16	Mm .	existing products
-A	594.74	Um what so wh what's in in what particular style features are you thinking about ?	look and usability
-D	599.13	Um .	look and usability
-D	600.95	Something that looks looks doesn't look like remote control .	look and usability
-D	604.51	So if you want , something that looks like uh something that makes you think oh what's this ?	look and usability
-D	608.86	Like this pen doesn't really look like a pen , but it makes you think oh .	look and usability
-A	610.71	Uh-huh .	look and usability
-D	613.18	So , sorry that's a bit vague .	look and usability
-A	616.08	Yeah d no I mean do you think there's a risk if it doesn't look like remote control , people won't see it as a remote control um and uh Uh-huh .	look and usability
-D	624.04	Uh I suppose suppose that's up to the marketing to to make make people aware of the product .	look and usability
-A	635.07	Any other thoughts about um th the physical appearance of a of remote controls ?	look and usability
-C	641.68	I think something that's comfortable to hold because sometimes you get the remote controls that are just those big , rectangular things and uh they're kind of awkward to hold onto , so something that's more comfortable that fits in a person's hand better .	look and usability
-B	646.01	Mm .	look and usability
-D	647.22	Mm .	look and usability
-A	655.66	I mean th the thing that i immediately comes to mind is computer mouses which um I mean y you get all sorts of shapes in the shops and s you know some quite fancy ones um than the some from personal experience which look nice but aren't particularly comfortable .	look and usability
-B	661.03	Mm .	look and usability
-C	661.82	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	662.76	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	664.78	Mm .	look and usability
-C	668.67	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	676.64	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	677.0	Um any thoughts about buttons or flat screens or uh uh Yes , I mean the only thing is if if you're watching television in a in a a darkened room um you need to be able to uh fi find the button buttons easily .	look and usability
-D	689.65	Well from the mouse idea you could , remote is a piece of plastic with the big rubber buttons sticking out of it which you press , whereas if you want could all be flat and the buttons are very kind of almost subtle that instead of being raised out of the device uh you push into device you see , like a mouse button .	look and usability
-B	715.71	Mm .	look and usability
-D	716.12	I suppose .	look and usability
-D	719.3	Easily , yeah yeah .	look and usability
-C	722.05	But maybe they could be concave instead of sticking up to have them be kind of down so you could feel them better .	look and usability
-D	727.36	Mm .	look and usability
-B	727.43	Mm .	look and usability
-A	729.96	Yeah , that's uh must admit I don't think I've ever seen one with concave buttons , that's uh certainly be different .	look and usability
-A	739.18	Um do we need it to uh I can't think of any re remote controls that I know of that actually light up at all .	look and usability
-A	749.85	Do we do we want uh Yeah .	look and usability
-C	750.48	Oh yeah .	look and usability
-B	750.8	Mm that would be good .	look and usability
-C	752.71	Like a like a mobile phone ?	look and usability
-B	754.41	Mm .	look and usability
-C	754.47	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	755.68	Mm , yeah that would be good .	look and usability
-B	755.78	Mm .	look and usability
-A	765.65	Okay .	look and usability
-A	766.73	So , Andrew have you had any thoughts yet about how we might market something which there are already millions out there and that we want to uh uh uh t take over the entire um the planet with ?	look and usability
-D	782.19	Mm-hmm , um especially if we try to sell , what two million of them .	look and usability
-D	790.38	Oh sorry , four million of 'em , but uh I think if w if we market it as as not as not well this you c you could either market it as the point of view we could have the two we could have parallel marketing s schemes where you've got one where it appeals to people that want to have the new device that looks cool , is fashionable and like you just it's it's like uh it's one that rather than ra I wan I want rather than a kind of a need relationship with the device , but that might considering the act what the device is for and the nature of some people might not like respond to having a device that they just looks nice , therefore they want it so make it practical at the same time .	look and usability
-B	810.73	Mm .	look and usability
-A	816.61	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	830.08	I think it's this is gonna have to appeal to people that want device that can enhance their living room uh but also a device that uh is practically sound .	look and usability
-A	836.62	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	844.64	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	845.41	So um , I dunno we'll have to decide which which angle we're gonna go to or both .	look and usability
-A	851.23	Okay , yeah , yeah , well I d I think an any uh any facets that we identify w we aim need to aim for for all of .	look and usability
-D	851.27	If you .	look and usability
-D	861.3	Mm .	look and usability
-A	861.53	Um okay well first thoughts on um the the industrial design side .	look and usability
-B	870.09	Oh I think it's it's remote controls are kind of a unique object 'cause it's you depend on them so much , but you don't i i it's you sort of just assume they're always gonna work , you don't think of them as a comp like a computer can break down and you're kinda like oh well fair enough there's all these complex things going on , it's gonna something's gonna get messed up eventually .	look and usability
-B	884.61	They they just need to be very very dependable because people sort of take them for granted and then if your remote control breaks it's God forbid you actually get up and manually change the channel it just it needs to be very effective , very always dependable .	look and usability
-A	895.68	Indeed .	look and usability
-B	900.0	Uh I don't think we should make it too small I 'cause I think it needs to it can't be too big like you were saying big an and huge and um awkward , but also if you make it too small kinda like you know how mobile phones are getting smaller and smaller um , it's just gonna end up under a couch cushion somewhere and um yeah .	look and usability
-A	914.63	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	918.43	But so yes dependable , and have a good medium range size .	look and usability
-A	923.89	Okay , and um colours , materials ?	look and usability
-A	933.73	Kendra , anyone ?	look and usability
-C	934.86	Well , most I think most of the remote controls now are either just black or grey , so maybe we should go with something different or be able to I was just thinking of um what they're doing with mobile phones now how you can get the different um what are they called ?	look and usability
-C	952.58	Like the face-plates that you change so we could have maybe I don't know if it would be feasible to do something with that , where you can change the face-plates or have kind of a variety so people can get different different things .	look and usability
-A	953.49	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	953.62	Mm , mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	961.83	Uh-huh .	look and usability
-C	965.93	Have it kind of look how they want to , different colours , things like that , probably just plastic because that's always the lightest .	look and usability
-A	970.58	Right .	look and usability
-A	973.92	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	976.61	Okay that's uh Again I don't think that's ever been done before , it's uh the sort of the sort of thing that would get people uh thinking yes that's something that I haven't got and uh might need so .	look and usability
-B	982.89	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	995.17	Uh Andrew , any thoughts about uh how we might market interchangeable fronts on on the remote control ?	look and usability
-D	1005.4	Um , well we could either market it together by getting control in a set colour or with like you buy it with several uh like you ge you get the f uh the face-plates with it when you buy or as a separate thing , but uh maybe thinking of that , it's considering the nature of the device , maybe a second thing like a second campaign to market new facials for your to your might go a bit astray since it is the kind of thing where y you generally get one and then forget about it .	look and usability
-B	1036.03	Mm .	look and usability
-A	1041.38	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1045.29	Unless you were trying to Mm .	look and usability
-A	1045.33	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1046.26	Well you could come up with like novelty ones , like they've done with the the mobile phones , you can get like different you know scenes from different movies and stuff on the remote control and sorta stagger the release of them and get people like oh I want that cover on it now and that'll keep them spending money .	look and usability
-A	1046.61	I think Mm-mm .	look and usability closing
-C	1052.64	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1054.05	Oh it's that's a that's a good idea .	look and usability
-C	1058.59	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1059.29	Mm .	closing
-A	1060.77	Right , okay I think we've got um a good idea now .	closing
-D	1060.84	Yeah true .	closing
-A	1065.95	We uh meeting is uh Needs to be k uh wrapped up fairly quickly .	closing
-A	1072.82	So uh um we've got thirty minutes to start looking at the um at the design in more detail .	closing
-A	1085.25	Um then we'll we will reconvene in in thirty minutes and try to get some of these ideas uh uh more formalised .	closing
-A	1099.97	Uh thank you very much indeed .	closing
-C	1101.52	Okay .	closing
-B	1101.65	Thank you .	closing

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-A	44.37	Okay , welcome to the second meeting of this uh design group .	opening
-A	49.32	Um I'll briefly go through the uh notes of the of the last meeting uh just done in in note form and I haven't attributed anything to individuals , because we're working strictly as a team here and uh n nobody's working equally , so uh .	opening
-C	75.73	Sorry .	opening
-A	78.75	Um we we s we saw that the the problems with existing remote controls were the uh b a boring shape and boring colour .	opening
-A	89.32	Um and and we s we saw that the um what we needed to do was to to make sure the device um controls several items , that switching was easy , that you shouldn't need to point the thing at uh anything in particular , um that it need to be contoured to make it interesting , that the keys might be concave , simply because that hasn't been done before that we know of .	opening
-A	118.18	Um should have interchangeable fascias so people can personalise it , um illuminated so that people can see it in dark rooms .	opening
-A	125.97	Um and that people might want it as as in addition to their existing remote controls .	opening
-A	131.94	Um and that it sh it should just always work , whenever you uh um mm uh use it .	opening
-A	140.6	And that it shouldn't be too small , mm that it it gets lost .	opening
-A	145.35	Um .	opening
-A	156.46	Now uh uh I'll shortly ask for for three three presentations .	opening
-A	162.34	Uh before I do that , however , I will go through some new project requirements that um the the management have placed on us and uh will be challenging in terms of what we discussed at the first meeting .	opening
-A	179.0	Um the uh the ma the management has had it's own thoughts on this and uh the they don't necessarily agree with with what we uh we thought .	project specs and roles of participants opening
-A	191.49	Um and and then we'll as a result of that we will then talk through the the functions that we see the the device um actually b carrying out , and we have uh forty minutes to do this in and I uh Anyway .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	213.23	Okay .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	217.98	Now , the n the new requirements are um the the management team see that um teletext is no longer of any importance given the uh the rise of the internet .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	233.89	Um and and they want it only to cover televisions .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	238.89	Um now , what is not q quite clear from their directive is whether they mean th they don't want it to cover teletext or whether they don't want it to cover , you know , videos , D_V_D_s , um satellite boxes , which uh I mean we saw as being fundamental to the uh to the exercise .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	262.2	The um the actual wording of the directive is that it should cover television only .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	267.69	Um and on that basis um I I think we we need to bear that in mind , um but possibly uh keep at the backs of our minds that the reality that people even when they uh no longer they don't look at teletext anymore , they certainly do look at other things .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	288.48	Um the device has to incorporate the company logo and colours .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	295.49	Um the the logo uh being at b the bottom of the screen there , the the the two R_s in grey against uh a yellow background .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	304.25	Um now this doesn't necessarily mean that we have to give up some of our ideas about making it attractive to the t to the market .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	312.74	But uh do do introduce some some constraints as to how we might do that .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	317.92	Um it also has to be simple , which to some extent goes along w with the first one , and that we've already said that it must be simple 'cause that's what people want anyway .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	327.99	Um but they also want it to be simple to get it to the market quickly , which um mm uh is is is their choice , but uh um we we need to talk that through .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	346.11	Um okay , so uh after the meeting it'll be summarised and uh um notes sent out and uh etcetera .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	365.77	Okay , so we'll first of all mm have individual reports from everybody .	marketing expert presentation
-A	372.29	Um again I there is no order of precedence here um so I I I'll leave it up to you to who who who thinks they would like to go go first ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	388.13	Uh I don't mind .	marketing expert presentation
-A	389.67	P fine .	marketing expert presentation
-D	392.76	Uh can I steal the cable ?	marketing expert presentation
-A	394.07	Oh sorry , you can indeed .	marketing expert presentation
-D	399.66	Cheers .	marketing expert presentation
-D	440.94	I got a how do I start there ?	marketing expert presentation
-A	444.07	Oh , if you click on the um uh the one that that looks like a projection screen , no the one to the right of that .	marketing expert presentation
-D	450.78	That one .	marketing expert presentation
-A	451.19	That one .	marketing expert presentation
-D	452.82	Cool .	marketing expert presentation
-D	454.12	Well these are functionality requirements from the our our guys down in the the research lab .	marketing expert presentation
-D	462.18	Took hundred people and covered all the aspects of what um is needed by people and what they want to see .	marketing expert presentation
-D	471.42	Um everything kinda from functionality and how individual functions are how mu how how often they're used and how much their necessary and stuff .	marketing expert presentation
-D	481.5	And general opinions about current current remotes .	marketing expert presentation
-D	485.73	See that , as we kinda noticed , seventy five percent of people find their remote controls ugly .	marketing expert presentation
-D	493.88	So some kind of a new style should be incorporated that's less ugly .	marketing expert presentation
-D	500.98	Uh along with um looking less ugly , if it looks better , eighty percent of people said they'd spend more money on it .	marketing expert presentation
-D	511.3	Which is a a plus for us , if we can make it look better , it'd be uh more cost effective and we can put the price up .	marketing expert presentation
-D	522.94	Current remote controls do not match the operating behaviour of the user .	marketing expert presentation
-D	526.01	I can empl I kinda take that to mean as um they they don't uh they , yeah , they only use they only work for the television or yeah like as in in my flat I've got six remote controls for a stereo system , a digital box , a D_V_D_ player , a video player and T_V_ .	marketing expert presentation
-D	545.51	If it was uh I mean th my behaviour is to use multiple things at the same time and multiple remotes aren't really matched well to my behaviour .	marketing expert presentation
-D	558.14	Uh again , seventy five percent is seventy five percent of users say they zap a lot .	marketing expert presentation
-D	562.61	I took to mean that they just they use it a lot , they use it regularly rather than standing up and manually change channels or volume .	marketing expert presentation
-D	573.85	And uh yeah , uh I think the big issue is fifty percent users only use ten percent of the buttons , 'cause uh wh if we got a remote that like well we'll have some buttons taken off by the lack of teletext , but uh oh and we're going to see uh on the uh that some of the functions like audio settings aren't h hardly ever used and used very aren't considered relevant by the user .	marketing expert presentation
-D	600.0	So I think maybe fewer buttons , which also make the design look sleeker , I dunno .	marketing expert presentation
-D	606.55	Uh um yeah and uh frustrations of like people losing remote control .	marketing expert presentation
-D	613.91	I dunno maybe some kind of system of you press a button on the T_V_ or maybe that's b it would have to incorporate , but like some kind of system where you can f use something else to find the remote control .	marketing expert presentation
-A	614.05	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-D	623.64	Maybe like it'll beep or something .	marketing expert presentation
-D	627.15	And um , yep , the uh time taken to learn new remote controls is Uh don't want to make it too complicated , easy to use for uh new like first time users and stuff .	marketing expert presentation
-D	641.12	And uh repetitive strain injury , I suppose we should make it more comfortable and make ma possibly even use have to make it , yeah , fewer buttons , like I was saying about the whole mice the mouse idea of it feels more comfortable .	marketing expert presentation
-D	653.79	Maybe don't even have to hold it as such .	marketing expert presentation
-A	654.21	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	656.62	Gosh , must be some telly addicts out there if they get R_S_I_ from their television remote , is all I can say .	marketing expert presentation
-D	663.71	But uh yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	665.44	It also asked um if we would if people would pay more for speech recognition and younger people say they would .	marketing expert presentation
-D	674.28	And uh there was another section on our on the report for uh L_C_D_ displays , but the data wasn't there , so .	marketing expert presentation
-D	681.97	I don't actually know what the results for that were , so .	marketing expert presentation
-A	682.1	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	682.28	Right .	marketing expert presentation
-A	684.89	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-D	686.04	May be incrementally emitting , but yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	687.94	Yeah , I must say that um the uh I c can't remember what um f you know phone service I was using the other day , but that had sorta speech recognition which worked uh remarkably well , so that is indeed a uh um a thought and it it cuts out uh I was was gonna say , you can't get a lot of R_S_I_ , j just get jaw ache .	marketing expert presentation
-D	704.42	And uh it would cut out the R_S_I_ as well if you Yeah , um oh yeah , so possibly the speech recognition is possibly something could add into the design .	marketing expert presentation
-A	710.93	Okay , sorry .	marketing expert presentation
-D	718.42	Oh , I've got some other things I couldn't fit onto this presentation .	marketing expert presentation
-D	724.13	Um .	marketing expert presentation
-D	727.72	You see this okay ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	728.51	Almost no ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	729.7	It's sorry it's a bit .	marketing expert presentation
-D	730.53	I'll read out to you .	marketing expert presentation
-D	731.84	Uh functionality , uh like people's opinions on functionality , the relevance to the remote and how often they're used .	marketing expert presentation
-D	739.61	So um like the power .	marketing expert presentation
-D	742.91	Using the using the d swi the power switch to switch on T_V_ is a high relevance of nine , but it's not frequently used .	marketing expert presentation
-D	749.91	You see what I mean ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	750.46	Whereas channel selection , which is very high relevance is used the most .	marketing expert presentation
-A	750.72	Yeah .	discussion
-A	752.87	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-D	754.94	So m we can maybe even start to cut down on or I was possibly even thinking of a design that maybe some of the buttons are hidden from everyday use .	marketing expert presentation
-D	765.09	Maybe like uh a folding ledge or something .	marketing expert presentation
-D	767.87	So that we can maybe go into the channel settings and the audio settings , which are low relevance and rarely used .	marketing expert presentation
-B	768.48	Mm .	discussion
-D	775.3	And keep the v volume selection and channel selection very easily Oh yeah .	marketing expert presentation discussion
-A	780.76	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-C	781.7	It could be oh uh I was just gonna say uh maybe like the flip phones that they use ?	discussion
-A	782.06	I mean Yeah .	discussion
-C	788.18	Have you seen the new mo mobile phones that flip out and they have the like texting , and then the numbers on one side , so you could have the most used buttons on top and flip it out or something .	discussion
-B	788.52	Mm .	discussion
-A	794.36	Mm .	discussion
-A	798.12	Hmm , hmm .	discussion
-B	798.24	Mm .	discussion
-D	798.53	Yeah , like the one that like slides back and the buttons are concealed underneath .	discussion
-A	799.89	Uh .	discussion
-C	800.8	Yeah .	discussion
-A	801.03	Should we actually bite the bullet here ?	discussion
-B	801.52	Mm .	discussion
-A	803.69	If people really don't use those buttons to any extent at all um remove them altogether .	discussion
-D	809.24	Just remove them completely ?	discussion
-C	811.7	That might be the Maybe i Yeah , have a big kind of like the satellite box or the cable box and have it just go on the T_V_ and then it doesn't matter where in the room you are , you won't lose it .	discussion
-A	812.14	We we could actually have we could actually have a remote control with um I wonder whether we could get the remote control with no buttons at all if we went for voice recognition , given that um the Um now the the age structure we were looking at um I mean w we had usage by age structure , what we didn't have was what proportion of people using remotes were in those particular age groups .	discussion
-A	845.53	Now do we know whether they Forty no sorry for forty five to fifty five age group , uh to put myself right in the middle of it , um u use remote controls to a great extent .	discussion
-D	845.96	Uh yeah .	discussion
-A	862.51	Yes we That would 've speech recogn right .	discussion
-D	863.11	Um no this is for pay more for speech recognition .	discussion
-A	867.36	So , we're looking at um well again , we don't know the relative proportion the relative numbers in the age groups .	discussion
-D	875.24	Yeah , that's true .	discussion
-A	876.1	If we wanted something different , truly different , then the buttonless remote control w would be it .	discussion
-B	883.88	P Well the only problem I can think of with that is if you've got a lot of people that don't wanna be bothered learning how to use new rem remote controls .	discussion
-B	892.1	If you just kind of take away everything that they're used to knowing , that's gonna be quite a change .	discussion
-A	896.8	But if you just lift it up and say , channel one or B_B_C_ It c well it I can I can see technical problems with that in terms of the , you know , the sound from the television , because if somebody actually on the television says uh uh , you know , I_T_V_ and you're watching B_B_C_ then then it might um change itself , so it probably needs to be um possibly actually need a button on it just to activate it .	discussion
-B	897.11	It might Mm .	discussion
-D	899.36	Or even I mean you could even just have it left on .	discussion
-D	903.61	You could just put it down once on top your T_V_ and never have to Yeah .	discussion
-B	918.46	Mm .	discussion
-C	919.46	No .	discussion
-B	923.0	Yeah .	discussion
-D	923.67	B_B_C_ one .	discussion
-C	923.76	Oh .	discussion
-B	928.46	Yeah .	discussion
-C	932.85	Yeah , that's true .	discussion
-D	936.21	Oh yeah .	discussion
-A	937.76	Or or something just to identify that you've lifted it up and it's use .	discussion
-A	943.63	And and then just say , oh I don't know , a thought and and then uh I mean that that would certainly be uh truly different .	discussion
-C	944.27	Yeah .	discussion
-A	955.24	Um 'cause uh you know audio settings , nought point eight percent .	discussion
-A	960.07	I mean if they weren't there , would people miss them ?	discussion
-D	962.99	Mm-mm .	discussion
-B	965.02	But look at the importance of them .	discussion
-B	967.36	The volume settings .	discussion
-D	970.29	Relevance of two out of ten , yeah .	discussion
-A	971.76	Vol volume , yes um th w we need to s identify things that people actually need and and it's a function of frequency and relevance .	discussion
-B	972.03	Yeah .	discussion
-B	973.49	They're not used often but they are quite important when they're used .	discussion
-B	977.14	Yeah .	discussion
-A	982.38	And um I would say ignoring ig ignoring power for the moment , um the channel and volume and th w w given given that we've been told to ignore teletext .	discussion
-B	989.53	Mm .	discussion
-D	993.43	Yeah .	discussion
-A	993.75	Uh channel and volume are the only ones that uh would appear to be essential .	discussion
-D	997.96	Stand out .	discussion
-A	1001.41	Um .	discussion
-A	1003.89	So we if we can design something that that looks interesting , know , or looks different , um incorporates the the logo and and the colours and um we can still have our interchangeable fascias even if it's the yellow and grey , um and uh I dunno , buttons or or buttons as an option .	discussion
-D	1030.52	Uh I just had a thought actually , sorry to interrupt .	discussion
-A	1032.26	Do , please .	discussion
-D	1032.43	Uh you were saying about um it could technical problems of like uh someone on the television saying a channel number and it changed we could maybe have like an activation word .	discussion
-A	1041.94	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-D	1048.5	'Cause I've seen I've seen this used on computers before , where you just you address the remote , you address the computer , and then give it a command .	discussion
-A	1048.9	You cer certainly could .	discussion
-B	1051.93	Mm .	discussion
-A	1054.54	Depe uh i depends whether um if we want to make this so simple that anybody can walk into the room and lift it up and say B_B_C_ one .	discussion
-D	1065.76	Oh I see .	discussion
-D	1066.21	Oh yeah , I see .	discussion
-A	1068.9	Um okay , I mean you could print actually print it on the uh device itself .	discussion
-D	1074.65	Mm-hmm , yeah .	discussion
-A	1077.09	Um .	discussion
-D	1077.24	I mean I'm just thinking of the point of view of peop you could still like lose this remote .	discussion
-A	1081.4	S th this I th that's always gonna be a problem I think .	discussion
-D	1084.67	Mm .	discussion
-A	1085.4	Um and I I I s so I suppose one um could make it so desirable that if people lose it they immediately go out and buy another one .	discussion
-A	1097.76	Anyway , sorry , carry on .	discussion
-A	1099.53	Do you want to just carry on with or no no , no uh b I was in the middle of in the middle of your report there .	discussion
-D	1101.2	Oh no I I interrupted you , sorry .	discussion
-D	1104.97	Oh okay .	discussion
-D	1107.15	Um well , I was just kinda wrapping up there .	discussion
-D	1108.96	Yeah , I was thinking um , yeah , maybe such things are relevant .	discussion
-A	1109.51	Mm okay .	discussion
-D	1113.39	We could make things much more f I think the the eighty percent of people would spend more on uh a remote uh that looks better , combined with uh decrease the or take out the limited functio functions that we don't really use much .	discussion
-D	1129.42	alright take out teletext , but as for channel settings and stuff it might it might um turn people somewhe peop some people that want the whole functionality away .	discussion
-D	1139.81	But , since if we're marketing a more kind of fashionable approach then it'd it would be fashion and fashion over practicality .	discussion
-A	1143.0	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-A	1149.03	S s we could we could make it dual function voice recognition and still have buttons on it um 'cause we're Certainly could .	discussion
-D	1154.39	Oh , we could , yeah .	discussion
-D	1156.89	We c yeah , we could even have it as like a yeah the buttons control this and the voice functions control the f things that you would do all the time , so .	discussion
-D	1166.11	So uh yeah , if we could uh power on and channel selection and and volume selection , wouldn't have to really Yeah and probably it would look better as well .	discussion
-B	1166.39	Mm .	discussion
-A	1166.43	Yeah , yeah .	discussion
-A	1172.37	The I mean the the advantage of doing away the buttons altogether is it makes the thing cheaper .	discussion
-A	1178.72	No , it cou certainly opens up the possibility for making it uh , you know , visually very distinctive .	discussion
-D	1184.3	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1185.53	Um 'cause you know , it does not have to be a oblong box .	discussion
-D	1185.77	yeah .	discussion
-B	1190.17	Mm .	discussion
-D	1191.46	Lined with numbered buttons and Uh yeah , yeah , that's everything .	discussion
-A	1192.79	Mm , yeah .	discussion
-A	1194.98	Okay , who sorry , have you have you finished there Andy ?	discussion
-A	1197.82	Yep , yep .	discussion
-A	1198.93	Um given that we've already had a extensive discussion uh .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1207.22	Okay well , I can do mine .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1208.88	Hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1210.94	Do you want the cable ?	interface specialist presentation
-C	1211.7	Yeah , let's see if I can make this work .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1215.4	Um .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1236.6	Oh , you have to hit like function and F_ something .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1238.73	Oh .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1239.08	F_ eight .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1239.76	F_ eight .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1246.02	Is it doing Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1249.93	Dunno .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1250.63	Uh , give it about twenty seconds , or so .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1254.01	Ah , there we go .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1254.19	Oh yeah , it's going .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1254.26	Oh okay .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1262.54	Okay , so this is just about the technical functions .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1265.02	Alright .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1266.34	So the method , I looked online for examples of other similar products and then just kind of was trying to brainstorm some possible design ideas and um identify what the necessary things are , what people are what you really wanna have a remote control do .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1283.13	Um and then there are two different kinds that I found .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1286.09	There's a user centred one and an engineering centred one which I will have pictures of and then we kinda have to decide which one this should be .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1290.98	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1295.72	So these are the two different ones .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1300.0	This one um this is the user centred , it has uh quite a few mm uh um fewer buttons and then this is the engineering centred , which has a lot more buttons , and probably this is one that people complain about , about having too many buttons that you don't use .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1312.17	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1319.28	So basically , what a remote control is is you it's to send messages to the television set , you know , turn on , off , switch the channels and the volume and things such as that .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1331.25	And so for this product it's gonna be television only , and then it has to have the uh logos for the company and the colours .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1341.47	And so , for my personal preferences , I think this one is easier to use and has quite a you know , fewer buttons .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1348.32	Um we want something that sends messages easily to the television and I was kind of wondering about this example that they have .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1356.91	It looks kind of narrow at the top , and I was thinking maybe if it were wider at the top , then that would be easier .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1361.2	Mm , yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1364.25	Um and so we have to decide what's gonna make our product different .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1368.58	E the unique style , maybe have it light up so it's visible in the dark , um the changeable face-plates , and the lighting up and visible I was when we were talking about havi losing it , maybe to have a button on the television that you press and it maybe if it makes a noise or lights up or something like that , so it's easier to find if someone has hidden under the couch or something like that .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1393.56	So that's my presentation .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1397.25	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1397.36	Okay , can I um I'm actually gonna use the um it's gonna cause great technical problems over here .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1404.24	I'm actually gonna use the Yes , rather than the uh the the traditional in fact , um I won't even go that far .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1414.93	F they probably clip to you .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1416.8	Oh yeah , they might be movable .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1417.3	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1418.14	Oh yeah , they're all they're not connected to anything on the table , you just leave 'em on and walk around with 'em .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1450.18	Um something like this shape , you know , sort of something that you can that's sort of a more vertical shape , um that you you sort of hold in your hand , um , well I'm trying to think uh uh uh l uh l such as I mean um something you hold up like that , possibly with a couple of buttons like that , but with the the entire top with the , you know , the uh the infrared or whatever source .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1472.61	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1478.1	Uh so that you know , it's flying off in all directions , so that uh um uh again the n need to look at the the the technicalities of um actually achieving that in terms of whether the , you know , the power requirements of the uh such a source , um you know , compromise the our our need for uh you know , it it being um mm permanently uh you know , available .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1480.96	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1511.16	Uh whether whether different technology um I mean th all all these remotes are presumably infrared , and like they have been for a long time .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1520.63	Uh we we possibly need to be looking at at at something different , um you know , short range , not like the old uh radio remote controls where you'd change next door's telly when you change yours .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1532.68	Um but uh uh I think basically i if we're going for i if minimum number of buttons is our priority , then we should , as I say , r know , really bite the bullets and and reduce the buttons to absolute minimum , you know , possibly with backup channel and volume buttons and on off .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1553.45	Um and nothing else .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1556.06	Um so that it can al it could uh almost end up like that , but again , except that um you know the risk of losing it .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1564.94	Um anyway okay um so Kate , wh what are your uh your thoughts on this ?	interface specialist presentation
-B	1567.74	Yes , mm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1568.95	Oh .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1572.6	Which one does this plug into ?	interface specialist presentation
-C	1574.01	Hmm I think it's all there .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1577.13	That one .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1579.85	H Oh yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1605.49	I can't did you could you see it on you screen when it That's not cool .	interface specialist presentation industrial designer presentation
-C	1611.22	That's kind of strange .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1614.51	Oh well .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1614.94	Anyways .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1615.74	Um alright , yeah , so um I'll just do my presentation on the working design uh .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1625.61	Oh there we go .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1627.9	Okay um just at the m yeah the whole sort of method of how the remote control works .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1633.08	Uh the basic function of the remote control is to send messages to another sh system , the the T_V_ or the D_V_D_ player or whatever .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1639.26	Um and it does this uh by well , you need to start off you need an energy source and this energy source will feed into an integrated circuit chip and the circuit chip is the part that actually composes the different messages uh within the remote um which will then be sent to the uh the television , the D_V_D_ to tell that what to do .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1657.15	Um and you need a user interface , which controls the chip and thus the messages and uh the user interface is that's basically just you kn the s sorta design of the actual remote which you hold in your hands and what buttons will be on it .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1669.72	Um Oh shoot .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1677.44	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1678.27	Uh just general findings .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1680.11	Uh what we need uh technically speaking for the remote control is some sort of energy source , uh some sort of user interface , which I think we've mostly been talking about the user interface and the design of that .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1690.78	Um a circuit chip within that to uh control and send the messages and um a sender and receiver .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1702.3	And um oops .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1704.93	Uh-huh .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1707.03	This is just sort of a little schematic diagram of what we're looking for .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1710.1	Uh this just kinda represents the energy source which feeds into the circuit chip uh which maybe then we could have that feed into a switch which would send signals f to um a subcomponent and on to a light bulb between so it'll light up once we start once you start pressing buttons .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1710.7	Hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1725.75	Um also send signals to the um infrared bulb , which will be the part that actually what ?	industrial designer presentation
-B	1732.62	Sends signals to the the television .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1735.65	And then you've got your happy little T_V_ watcher there .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1741.01	And so my personal preferences I I just think we need sorta big uh energy source that won't die out , uh perhaps some sort of rechargeable battery or a battery dock you could place it in , so it'd constantly be charged , so you wouldn't have to uh be worrying about it running out of batteries and not changing channels for you .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1757.3	Uh a wide range uh sender-receiver , so that you can hit the buttons from basically anywhere in the room , and the channel'll still be changed .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1764.98	Uh also definitely a user-friendly interface um and I think we've all sort of mentioned adding a a locating device on it , so when it does get stuck under the couch cushions , as they inevitably do , you can find them easily .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1780.53	And that's pretty much it .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1782.29	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1784.75	Uh it seems seems to me there are a number of fundamental decisions to make before we um I think your point about the the big energy source is uh a very valid one .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1789.17	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1794.15	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1797.46	Um I don't suppose we've got any statistics on the the life expectancy of uh remote controls , particularly sort of independent ones .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1807.66	Um given you know , the number of things you buy these days , which you know , have a a a lithium whatever battery in , that's uh , you know never needs replacing .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1818.85	Um perhaps we should have the the disposable remote control , uh um you know , one some sort of typical usage .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1827.1	You know , the the the battery will last know , five , ten years .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1832.34	By which time I mean when all's said and done , the digital television will be taking over in that time scale .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1838.39	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1840.04	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1840.58	Um uh uh p perhaps we should , know , reduce the uh , you know , the sort of moving parts even more by not even having a battery compartment and uh Yeah , and if if anybody manages to run it down , we'll we'll give 'em a new one .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1848.4	Just having one that's guaranteed to last five to ten years ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1851.31	Oh , cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1854.45	Yeah , fair enough .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1855.21	Um it's , you know , it's what it saves in cost and you know there there's a well , it's actually a marketing gimmick .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1863.68	I mean it's hardly a gimmick , it's uh it's totally practical .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1866.78	Uh so I th think you know the idea of a rechargeable one is um uh unless you're really high tech and it sort of just recharges itself if it's n by , you know , magnetic waves or whatever , if if it Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1878.12	It could have like uh know like a cordless phone in your house it s got like a base that sits there all the time .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1882.79	Mm , mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1883.72	Are are people really gonna use it though ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1885.68	I suppose , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1885.81	Yeah , people are pro I would think that people might forget I mean people forget to put their cordless phones back on there , so .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1886.13	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1886.73	Mm yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1889.64	I I th I think Yeah , it's um I mean I know that somei times my my wife goes out in the morning and says oh I should have put the phone on to charge and then then she's had those for so long that if she hasn't worked that out by now .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1891.92	Mm-mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1892.88	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1898.78	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1903.86	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1905.03	'Cause I only remember to charge my cell phone uh when battery dies .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1908.62	And that's pretty much yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1909.29	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1909.57	When it yeah , wh when it's died is a problem .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1910.99	Yeah , when it turns itself off , that's when I plug it in , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1911.85	Yeah , yeah , yeah , so uh um what so wh what what do we think about the um the the permanent mm battery ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1921.83	Yeah , think that's a good idea .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1922.97	Uh .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1923.1	That sounds pretty good , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1923.26	No .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1925.46	Is the uh you know , we we we are really going for the ultimate in ex uh external simplicity here .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1926.62	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1930.01	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1931.46	Um you know , cut cost within the manufacturing and uh you know , if we have a high tech interior , then then that that sh may well be cost effective .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1943.27	Do they make batteries that last that long ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1945.64	I mean th th certainly .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1946.72	Um I can't think of anything off the s top of my head , but there are certainly things that you buy .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1952.47	I mean calculators for example .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1954.66	They usually have the little light uh source , I dunno what the heck they're called , the but yeah , the little cells that Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1958.58	Yeah , they have that little solar Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1961.15	Som well some do , I mean th th but there are battery ones that um are you know , sort of permanently sealed .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1964.17	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1965.04	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1967.21	In in fact I'd Yeah , uh uh Yeah , I I mean th th this needs going t into the technology a bit .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1968.58	Most of them , don't they have sort of a combination of the two , like when there is light , they'll work off the light , and if there isn't , they'll kick into this battery , so we can maybe do something like that whereas there is a battery , but if there's enough light , then it's using the light , so that it's not actually draining the battery all the time , but you will have the battery there for when you need it .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1981.93	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1986.62	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1987.5	I mean the the actual time that a remote control is actually operating I would think is i is is probably , you know , no more than minutes in its entire life .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1991.64	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1999.8	Oh , it depend if it's uh depends who who's using it , who's just sitting there clicking clicking clicking clicking , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1999.81	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2002.72	Yeah , some people are Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2003.91	If , but I say if if people are getting R_S_I_ from it then uh then uh then then perhaps we're looking at the wrong market n Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2006.31	Yeah , then they're clicking a lot , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2008.02	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2009.38	W like like this um this uh market research thing says number of times per hour that it's used , channel selection a hundred and sixty eight times per hour .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2019.37	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2019.91	Per hour ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2022.1	Wow .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2022.34	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2023.49	That's a lot .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2024.74	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2025.11	Oh , I must admit I hadn't um I'd I'd missed that .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2028.26	That does sound excessive .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2030.58	But then again , if you think it of the amount of , you know amount of use it's like That's it's less than a second , um .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2035.97	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2037.04	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2038.04	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2038.16	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2039.8	Well that's right , and and I I don't I don't even know whether the I don't even know whether the s the signal lasts as long as you actually keep the button pressed , or whether it's just a sorta tenth of a second , no matter how long you press it for , I don't know I don't actually know .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2045.16	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2048.87	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2054.33	Though I think with digital T_V_ , like I know on my cable box , you're not supposed to do that because the channel can't keep up with it if you just press it like that , so you're supposed to use the menu and go through the different channels that way instead of Uh-oh .	look and usability components, materials and energy sources
-A	2054.37	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2061.68	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2061.88	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2064.84	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2064.88	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2071.28	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2077.65	Right , so I've got a message to say five minutes , I dunno how long ago that appeared .	look and usability
-A	2081.13	Um 'cause we're we're getting um right , so I'd I need to sum up very quickly here um .	look and usability
-A	2088.85	We're looking at extreme simplicity .	look and usability
-A	2092.23	We're looking at a radically different shape .	look and usability
-A	2097.22	Possibly no buttons at all um , but if you can incorporate um channel change and volume buttons um in into the design , then then that's fine .	look and usability
-A	2110.42	Um in the I mean the the role of the of the um the user interface des designer becomes b you know more important here , because , you know , shape is no longer an a uh um a serious constraint .	look and usability
-A	2127.16	But we clearly only need th the main buttons , although , uh if clearly only need the main functions .	look and usability
-A	2134.74	Um I don't see why we shouldn't go for voice recognition um and the the only buttons that I think we need are channel control , volume control and on off .	look and usability
-A	2150.8	Um it needs to incorporate the corporate logo , uh the the grey and yellow colour scheme and there's no reason why we can't introduce um interchangeable uh covers .	look and usability
-A	2167.53	Um uh d so does that accurately summarise what we've discussed ?	look and usability
-D	2173.92	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	2174.05	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	2174.55	Yep .	look and usability
-B	2175.54	Hmm .	look and usability
-A	2175.99	Right .	look and usability
-C	2176.87	Um Oh I just have one question .	look and usability
-A	2179.91	So uh Yeah .	look and usability
-C	2182.73	So are we doing just the television or are we doing so not D_V_D_ players , we okay , okay .	look and usability
-A	2185.57	We are doing just the television .	look and usability
-A	2188.1	No .	look and usability
-A	2190.0	I think that's quite clear from the the information that we've been given , no ?	look and usability
-B	2191.98	Mm .	look and usability
-C	2193.11	Okay .	look and usability
-D	2194.06	Yeah , like in the email of television only .	look and usability
-D	2196.39	In fact they're in the constraints email that I got .	look and usability
-A	2200.35	Right .	look and usability
-D	2201.13	Didn't you mention the teletext , just television only ?	look and usability
-A	2202.75	Oh yeah well th that's one I s that's one I sent you , which which was my interpretation of uh of the uh what came down from from head office .	look and usability
-B	2203.24	Mm .	look and usability
-C	2203.44	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	2205.62	Oh okay .	look and usability
-B	2206.45	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	2207.0	Oh yeah .	look and usability
-C	2207.75	Oh okay .	look and usability
-B	2208.62	Okay .	look and usability
-A	2210.78	Um That's that that that that's their uh their view .	look and usability
-A	2221.52	Okay , so uh we can all give some thought to that uh for for the next meeting , thank you very much indeed .	closing
-C	2226.93	Okay .	closing
-B	2228.01	Cool .	closing

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-A	15.36	Alright ?	opening
-A	16.08	Alright .	opening
-A	16.57	Thank you for coming to this third meeting of the uh uh design group .	opening
-A	21.48	Um I think we uh made some definite progress at the last one um and come up with some interesting uh uh w suggestions for our our new remote control .	opening
-A	34.25	Um I'll again very quickly uh just present some notes of that meeting .	opening
-A	40.4	Um the the the problem with existing remote controls , we felt , was that they're ugly um and that people are prepared to pay a premium for something better .	opening
-A	52.21	Um they've got lots of buttons on them that uh people don't use and find difficult to learn .	opening
-A	57.71	Um and people lose them .	opening
-A	59.83	And We we thought that f for our our new uh uh remote control that everybody will want to rush out and buy , um that we're we should look at speech recognition rather than r rather than buttons , and that if we have any buttons they should be very few of them and only for those functions that are actually identified that that people use .	opening
-A	84.39	That um we want to go for uh a long lasting battery that we gua we guarantee for the life of the uh uh the product and a shape that will be instantly recognisable , A_ um as uh a trendy remote control , and and B_ as uh a Real Reaction product .	opening
-A	103.84	So that w uh when people are uh happy with that , they will they will want to buy uh everything else from us .	opening
-A	113.47	Uh Okay .	opening
-A	124.12	So again um , I'll we'll have the three three presentations from the the the three of you and then uh we'll we'll make a a final a final uh decision .	opening
-A	138.18	Um and the the decisions that we need to to make today , finally , are um what energy source we want to use , whether i it is practical to use uh um a a a long lasting one .	opening
-A	151.35	And uh I I think our discussion was around the fact that uh if we're gonna go for uh a long lasting power supply , then basically it's uh sealed for life and uh if anybody does manage to run one down , we'll we'll give them another one .	opening
-A	166.18	And uh it it'll be uh , you know , prominently displayed as part of the th the advertising literature that it's um um , you know , for life , guaranteed for life .	opening
-A	178.08	Um now the the the internal chip um and uh this is where I need uh uh Kate's expert advice and given that th this has to to go to market as quickly as possible um d d do we go for a custom designed chip ?	opening
-A	195.65	Or or do we buy one off the shelf and and programme it ourselves ?	opening
-A	200.7	Uh I mean I'm I'm I'm n not an expert on these things , but presumably , there must be loads of 'em already on the market that we can modify .	opening
-A	210.41	But uh that that's uh that's your area of expertise .	opening
-A	215.79	And then the uh , you know , the the overall design of the case uh is is is Kendra's field and uh we we had some discussions last time as as to uh how we might go forward and we'll we'll finalise those uh da today .	opening
-A	237.05	Um and thi this is all linked in with the the the user interface , whether we p um go for voice , buttons , or or a bit of both .	opening
-A	247.33	Uh and then uh , you know , f for the next meeting Kate will be looking at the the the s the look , feel and design , Kendra the uh ho how the the user actually uses it and and Andrew of course the the product evaluation .	opening
-A	265.63	And uh Kate and Kendra will be producing a a model for us to uh to look at .	opening
-A	275.14	Uh so , if if we can have the the three presentations again please , and uh um p perhaps you'd like to start uh k .	opening
-B	283.8	Okay .	opening
-A	285.44	Kate .	opening
-B	285.44	Um Um p there we go .	opening
-A	289.31	Oh I'm sorry , oh sorry .	opening
-B	314.91	'Kay , I'll just be talking about the components design .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	318.26	And Okay , basically I just uh looked at what exactly do remotes do .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	327.18	Uh basically they wait for you to press a key or give a voice command and then this is translated uh into uh light signals which are then seen by the T_V_ .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	336.82	Uh the materials we're gonna need to look at uh the two big ones are the integrated circuit chip and the battery and the in integrated circuit chip uh works in conjunction with a a diode transistor or resonator , uh two more resistors and a capacitor and the battery works in conjunction with a resistor and a capacitor .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	355.56	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	360.3	Uh basically what happens is you'll press a number or give a voice command and this creates a a connection within the the remote that allows the chip the chip then senses this connection and produces a signal in a Morse code format .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	373.25	This signal's sent to the transistor which amplifies it and then sends it on to the light emitting diode and uh which is then trai changed into a infrared light which is sent to the T_V_ and sort of seen by the T_V_ and which uh changes the channels .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	389.72	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	392.75	Oh .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	394.58	Uh cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	404.33	Uh so as for how we should end up uh using this in our remote uh t couple of main questions are the buttons .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	410.67	Uh y the fewer buttons you have , I guess the fewer internal connections and internal codes you're gonna need .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	415.91	Um however uh to n not have buttons or to use a voice commands instead of buttons might make these connections more difficult and uh raise the production cost .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	425.91	That's something we should think about .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	427.58	Also we have to work within the company constraints , and the company has informed me via email that uh they're experts at pushbuttons and that seems to be the most uh cost-effective way of producing it .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	438.88	Um also with battery connections the company has some limits on the batteries we can use , so I was thinking perhaps a combination of solar cells with a back-up basic battery and somehow between the combination of that two we might be able to come up with something that uh will last the the lifetime or the five to ten years and we could still keep that original idea .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	459.9	Um we also need to look at the chips , uh v custom-designed versus off the shelf , and the custom-designed will give us much more flexibility and enable us to incorporate the voice function that we all uh seem to have agreed upon .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	472.4	Um , however that's gonna cost more , but uh the off the shelf is gonna be uh cheaper and it's gonna be allow us to produce it quicker and get out there faster , but it's going to be less flexible with the features , especially things like uh voice activation , which haven't really been used much on remotes , so there's not really chips out there that would be easy to uh to convert , so if we were uh definitely gonna go with the the voice option we'd probably have to design um our own chip .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	496.94	And that pretty much sums it up .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	499.68	Okay , so how um sorry , can you uh just put that one back up again , please ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	502.62	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	503.03	Oh yep , sorry .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	504.89	Yep .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	505.86	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	508.3	Uh d d d okay , I mean uh inevitably a b a custom design chip is gonna be more expensive .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	512.94	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	513.02	Do we do we know uh by how much ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	514.88	Um I don't actually have any price information , no .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	518.39	And and do we know how long it'll take to uh develop a a custom chip .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	522.86	Um it a lot longer than an off the shelf chip .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	526.21	Oh w yeah , we did the the problem is the the the voice technology is not really highly developed , it's sort of still still in an ex experimental form , uh so it would uh it's hard to predict the time .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	530.29	Right , okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	537.99	Right , I think we need to make a a decision here .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	542.15	Uh given that the company wants this on the market quickly and cheaply , that would appear to uh effectively constrain us to an existing chip and thus therefore conventional button technology .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	545.91	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	556.02	Um uh now before we go round everybody else , does anybody um h have any have anyti ha anything to say about that ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	562.76	I I just have a question about that .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	567.19	Um does it make a difference if there are just a few commands , for example if you um can pre-programme in like numbers one through ten and pre-programme say , you know , nine channels and then just use the voice recognition to say channel one and then you've programmed in say B_B_C_ four as your channel one , as your favourite , it's like to have a certain number of favourites um and that w Okay .	industrial designer presentation components, materials and energy sources
-B	590.2	W just to to incorporate the voice activation in it is is sorta the trick .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	594.29	Once you've got the whole voice chip in there , then it's pretty much the the world the the sky is your limit , but to actually the the big step is to actually get the voice activation chips in there and working .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	595.74	Then it doesn't matter .	industrial designer presentation
-C	596.71	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-C	601.48	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	604.67	Cause uh I must say I find it slightly surprising given that , you know , mobile phones incorporate voice activated dialling .	industrial designer presentation
-A	612.99	So uh um I mean I d d for slightly different well no , I mean , it's if you you speak somebody's name and it'll dial the number for you , so uh bu I mean the this this information is from is this is the internal company information , is it ?	industrial designer presentation
-C	613.58	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-B	632.04	Uh bits of it , yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-A	634.81	So uh Yeah , mm true , again but if it's without any without any uh p price informations that's uh difficult to uh uh decide .	industrial designer presentation
-C	635.07	Of course mobile phones do tend to be more expensive , you know , hundred and fifty pounds or something .	industrial designer presentation
-B	637.56	Yes , as well .	industrial designer presentation
-C	641.97	As opposed to the twenty Euros , twenty five Euros .	industrial designer presentation
-C	652.25	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-D	652.36	Also lots of mobile phones have got a lot of technology in them , not just that , so .	industrial designer presentation
-B	654.9	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-A	655.44	Yeah , that's that's right .	industrial designer presentation
-A	656.67	It's like it's it's you can't 'cause mobile phones are expensive , you can't say it's the voice recognition bit that is .	industrial designer presentation
-C	661.34	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-A	663.1	But we don't know .	industrial designer presentation
-A	665.07	Um .	industrial designer presentation
-A	667.79	I mean uh I su i I mean if given that the um the technology is not well developed and and given that it's it's never been done before , um th th the double risk , uh perhaps we ought to uh stick to uh to buttons , since the last thing we want to do is present a product that doesn't work .	industrial designer presentation
-A	690.7	Um .	industrial designer presentation
-A	695.08	Thoughts ?	industrial designer presentation
-C	701.87	Well , another thought I oh , sorry , go ahead .	industrial designer presentation
-D	702.09	Would Oh I was just gonna say mayb maybe it sh like um maybe we can like cut corners somewhere else to bring in over cost .	industrial designer presentation
-A	713.45	I mean do w do we think that the voice technology is fundamental to the project ?	industrial designer presentation
-B	721.57	Uh it's fundament well I mean I guess it it's something we've discussed uh since the the sort of the beginning , so I th I think in in our in our minds it's it's fundamental , but I don't know that the uh the upper echelons of the company would necessarily agree with that , so I think you have to Hm .	industrial designer presentation
-A	735.99	I mean I think we Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-C	835.27	Oh yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-C	849.16	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-C	851.17	Well , I kinda think if we're gonna have the voice recognition for part of it , then maybe we should have it for the whole thing .	industrial designer presentation
-A	856.08	Yeah , I I I I I think that's uh Yeah , yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-B	856.93	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-C	858.64	And we've been talking about it the whole time .	industrial designer presentation
-B	859.71	Mm , mm .	industrial designer presentation
-C	860.02	Anyway , I'm I'm incli kinda inclined to say that we should just go for it .	industrial designer presentation
-A	862.6	Mm , right , okay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	863.41	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-D	863.9	Uh yeah , it's the second most important aspect to users that the device should be technologically innovative .	industrial designer presentation
-C	870.89	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-D	871.99	From uh my presentation show , so .	industrial designer presentation
-A	873.19	Yeah , it should be Right , okay , so .	industrial designer presentation
-D	874.74	Uh technologically innovative .	industrial designer presentation
-B	878.46	No , that sounds good .	industrial designer presentation
-A	879.03	Fine .	industrial designer presentation
-A	879.64	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	879.98	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-A	880.53	I it will have voice recognition um uh if if that means uh if that means we can't afford buttons but I mean b b second question , do we need the five buttons for channel change , up down , volume up down and on off , just as a a backup or just so that people can uh j j just sit there pressing buttons ?	industrial designer presentation
-B	881.8	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-C	882.66	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	882.97	Cool .	industrial designer presentation
-B	900.42	Um Yeah , I I would say we do , yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-C	901.85	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-C	904.21	I think so .	industrial designer presentation
-A	907.17	Right .	industrial designer presentation
-A	913.72	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-A	914.42	Sorry , d did you want to say anything ?	interface specialist presentation
-B	915.6	Uh nope , that was it , that was it .	interface specialist presentation
-A	915.93	No ?	interface specialist presentation
-A	916.32	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-A	916.66	Shall we move rapidly on to uh Kendra ?	interface specialist presentation
-B	917.37	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-C	918.13	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-A	919.68	Uh um ra rapidly move the cable over .	interface specialist presentation
-C	923.99	Let's see .	interface specialist presentation
-A	931.42	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	935.64	Oh good .	interface specialist presentation
-C	938.07	Oh .	interface specialist presentation
-C	941.52	Yes .	interface specialist presentation
-C	950.02	Is it gonna work ?	interface specialist presentation
-B	950.95	Yeah , it's thinking about it .	interface specialist presentation
-A	951.05	Mm yeah , it'll get there .	interface specialist presentation
-A	952.5	Yep .	interface specialist presentation
-C	953.16	Okay .	user requirements
-B	954.14	Yeah .	user requirements
-C	956.39	Okay , so I did some research on the internet and um what you know , the interf user interface are just aspects that are seen by users , um commands and mechanisms for the operation , and there're just kind of a variety of choices .	user requirements
-C	971.93	Um findings , so a lot of times they tend to look cluttered and these were just a couple examples of um different kinds that are a little bit more unusual .	user requirements
-A	975.83	Mm-hmm .	user requirements
-C	982.34	There're some special ones available , like this one right here , which is marketed towards children , um different designs , and one of the things that n we need to watch out for is a V_ in volume because people some Bring a little picture of what I thought ours could look like .	user requirements
-A	982.7	Mm , yeah .	user requirements
-A	985.08	Uh-huh .	user requirements
-A	987.22	Alright .	user requirements
-C	1008.31	So just kind of minimise the clutter , avoid too many buttons and also um one of the things that people have used is a slide button , like you have on a mouse , that possibly we could use that on the sides for volume , for example , have the slide button on the side , and then you can pre-programme the channels , the voice recognition and then the voice response sample locator .	user requirements
-A	1010.01	Mm-hmm .	user requirements
-D	1018.94	Mm .	user requirements
-A	1024.14	Mm yeah .	user requirements
-A	1026.37	Sorry y y yeah , if I can interrupt you .	user requirements
-A	1029.28	Well d p 'kay , do you wanna say anything about um slide controls ?	user requirements
-B	1031.27	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1033.85	I mean I think the reason everybody uses pushbuttons is that they're they're si simple , cheap and reliable .	user requirements
-B	1036.71	Uh Uh I think they're they're about the same cost really .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1041.09	I I mean , I think it's just sort of the the there's a lot of slide buttons out there .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1045.55	I think it's pretty much the same sort of connection .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1046.97	Okay , fair enough , fine .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1047.68	Mm yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1049.75	Just because I n for example if I'm using a mouse I like to be able to slide it up and down so I thought it might be good for volume to just be able to kind of roll it and then have the up and down and then the this is my great little drawing .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1053.76	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1054.58	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1056.7	Good , good .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1060.12	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1061.7	So three three there's three buttons on a slider .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1065.01	Three buttons , channel up channel up down and Uh-huh .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1065.41	Y yes , yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1065.75	Well , if you g if you if you got a channel up down , we can have a slider in that as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1069.97	Because if it if you no if you notice on the thing it it kind of like has got kind of if you you know it s kind of like sticks , if you know what I mean , up like one unit , if you see what I mean .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1080.05	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1080.49	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1080.72	So it kinda goes up one , then y like you can keep rolling it up , but it's like like like like a cog or something .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1085.37	So you kinda take it up one at a time .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1087.95	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1088.64	The only advantage I was thinking of to having the buttons , like the buttons on one side for the channel , and then the slider is that if you're just holding in your hand , and you pick it up , it's easy to n s know , okay , this is just the volume and this is the channel .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1089.11	D Oh .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1089.12	Um Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1100.49	This one on the one side and one yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1100.79	Uh you could you could as l as like a mouse you could Yeah , like the shape of it almost like a mouse , with a Dep I dunno if it depending on the final shape of it , 'cause you could have like , I dunno , it looks like you can c control the volume with your thumb , and then you could control the buttons with your fingers .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1102.21	Ye yeah , 'cause I've definitely picked up remotes and like meant to change the channel and turn the volume , or vice versa , so it'd be kinda good to have them be feel completely different .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1103.09	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1104.5	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1106.0	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1106.88	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1108.75	You'd know what you were fiddling with .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1110.84	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1111.32	Yeah , or yeah uh th th the I mean thi this is what the we have to come up with is the the actual shape that people can ins instantly pick it up and and know know uh know what it's going to do .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1111.56	That was Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1118.22	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1121.94	Okay , so we we're looking at sliders for both a uh volume and channel change of one sort .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1129.59	Um well I was thinking kind of just for the volume , but what what do you guys think ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1132.66	Just for the volume , uh .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1133.2	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1135.33	We could Yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1143.19	Yeah , 'cause if yeah , in that kinda position the fingers would be better for pressing and the that for rolling , just the way it would Mm yeah , yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1143.54	Fingers , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1144.33	I mean it's it's It yeah , I mean it it it seems to me that uh it uh it al also has the advantage that it it the two are clearly different , um that there's no no possibility of uh confusing the two .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1147.79	B Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1153.53	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1154.07	Oh yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1159.0	So okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1159.3	I'm just gonna pass this along .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1160.99	Right so uh that's sorry is that that all you want to say at the mo okay , fine .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1165.33	Yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1167.72	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1199.69	Mm right .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1206.96	Here we go .	marketing expert presentation
-A	1208.04	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1208.97	Uh yeah , this is my report on trend watching .	trendwatching
-A	1211.15	Mm-hmm .	trendwatching
-D	1212.44	The data's come off internet uh from executive summary for us on the top three things wanted by the consumer .	trendwatching
-D	1221.03	And we got reports from Paris , Milan on new fashions .	trendwatching
-D	1227.88	And uh the most important aspect is the l the look it has to look fancy , look and feel uh instead of the current functional look and feel .	trendwatching
-A	1234.89	Mm-hmm .	trendwatching
-D	1239.35	This is a st well I was gonna say yeah twice as important as the second aspect , which is the technologically innov innovative um side of it .	trendwatching
-A	1243.08	Mm .	trendwatching
-D	1249.58	So uh and the third being easy to use is probably a given , we have to try and incorporate , so uh Uh exactly , yeah .	trendwatching
-A	1259.83	Well I I mean I th I think that what we're suggesting ought to address all three of those .	trendwatching
-C	1264.17	Yeah .	trendwatching
-B	1264.74	Mm .	trendwatching
-A	1265.93	Okay .	trendwatching
-D	1270.37	I s that out of sequence ?	trendwatching
-D	1271.98	Uh yeah , sorry .	trendwatching
-D	1273.19	Uh yeah , and uh from the fashion watchers from Milan and Paris have said fruit and vegetables are an important theme for clothes and furniture and shoes , et cetera .	trendwatching
-C	1281.71	Oh .	trendwatching
-D	1282.62	Uh sorry , clothes , shoes and furniture and uh a spongy material to be used on the on the outside .	trendwatching
-A	1283.76	Uh-huh .	trendwatching
-A	1290.42	Mm I hadn't thought of that , that's different , certainly .	trendwatching
-B	1292.79	Mm .	trendwatching
-D	1292.99	Yeah .	trendwatching
-D	1294.16	But uh I was gonna say um yeah , fruit and vegetables , uh important to this year um important to furniture , I'm just gonna say uh f like it's in if if fashion if we're going for the it looks fancy , then fashion is obviously the line we gotta be going through .	trendwatching
-A	1296.76	What ?	trendwatching
-A	1311.83	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1312.0	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1312.95	But fashions do don't last very long .	trendwatching
-B	1315.2	Well that can kinda tie into our changing uh face things , like we could have the fruit and vegetable theme this year and uh whatever happens next year , we can have the face plates , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1318.49	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1320.01	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1320.34	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1321.92	Yeah , we can have a sp like a spongy skin on it and then we can just whip that off and A kind of yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1324.61	Yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1324.95	Uh .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1326.1	Yeah like the kind you get on like hand weights .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1328.86	You know , that kind of spongy yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1329.27	Mm , yeah , that weird I dunno what that is , but yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1331.41	Uh .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1333.14	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1334.07	Also means you can drop it without damaging it .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1334.18	Oh Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1336.4	Uh , yeah , it's good as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1336.54	That's c cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1336.75	Yeah , that's true .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1338.29	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1338.86	Um you have we could if we could save depending on the cost of the product itself , you know , could we have uh a cheaper b cheaper power source and then just have it annually renewed ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1352.75	Instead of having a ten year guarantee ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1355.44	With interchangeable covers , could just buy a new one every year , a new one when new fashions come out .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1359.12	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1360.87	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1362.85	I I mean it its uh I that's an interesting idea , it's like the old Swatch watch where uh um on only batteries ever got changed in those , 'cause people just bought a new one when it went out of fashion , but it's just never been seen as a a fashion item before .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1374.64	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1378.27	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1378.62	Um that's yes if if if they're made in sufficient quantity W I mean we we can uh uh b but I mean my feeling is that current power sources are such that for relatively little cost you can make it last , you know , a long time .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1380.42	Wh What if we included the batteries in the cover ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1381.17	I I think it's easier sometimes to have them buy changeable covers for it than to buy a whole new one , because you don't feel like you're investing in a whole new product .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1394.75	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1396.68	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1401.79	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1402.36	Um but if we also make it cheap enough that people either change the cover every year or even buy a new one every year then it it's it's even better .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1406.59	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1409.94	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1410.47	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1413.67	Oh yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1414.35	So um like Yeah , so can I see that thing ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1414.85	I like that .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1415.83	That all c also kind of encourages 'em to buy new covers and yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1421.21	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1421.53	S Yeah , yeah , I n I know the only p I mean the the the the immediate thing that comes to mind with that is that it it it y you've then got the connection and you've immediately got a sort of unreliability , whereas the advantage of having it plumbed in is that that the whole thing is all , you know , completely soldered together and it it it you know , total reliability , but I mean I d I I uh I know what you're saying and uh understand where you're coming from .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1422.38	Just this as examples .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1425.61	So f Yeah , I guess that's true .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1433.53	Uh yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1439.58	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1448.06	Or well , but like uh like more than just the battery , like a complete different like you've only got like , you know like th uh this bit's the bit you keep , and this is the expensive bit , this is like the chip and this is the microphone .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1460.63	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1461.37	And then this is the power source and the bit everyone sees .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1464.91	And then Yeah , you probably are right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1465.62	I th I s I think if we're gonna go down that route , then we're talking about uh even if it costs slightly more than that , um just building the whole thing in one , then having getting cheaper production costs um and , you know giving people the option of buying a new uh a a complete new thing , the advantage of a replaceable cover is that even if they don't it doesn't have a cover on at all , it will still work um totally .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1488.21	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1488.26	Yeah , that's true .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1489.45	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1490.58	Um then if , you know , if people lose the cover , I mean they they might be well inclined to go out and spend however many Euros on a on a new one um rather than a a complete new re remote .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1491.26	Yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1500.31	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1503.33	Well that that's just it with the covers , you're sort of tricking 'em into continuing to spend their money on our products without making 'em feel like they're being ripped off having to buy a new product .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1503.59	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1510.4	Yeah , I mean it is it's up to it's up to Yeah , it's it's up to our marketing people to to ma to ma turn it into a a fashion item .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1510.74	Yeah , just another five Euro to get Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1511.07	So , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1513.22	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1515.34	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1517.9	Mm , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1518.8	Um and , you know , as as external fashions change , then we get new new covers on the market and , you know , readily available .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1522.84	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1523.7	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1526.78	And um that's that's right , yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1526.85	And that's the sort of thing , once you get the mould set , you can just whip out different colours , different pictures very very quickly .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1530.55	Yeah , like they have for mobile phones that are just fruits and animal prints and colours .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1532.32	Yeah , yeah , exactly , exactly .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1535.4	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1536.4	Yeah , okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1536.53	So uh i so uh okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1539.94	Um right , sorry .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1541.0	Um we hadn't finished your It's the sort of thing that we want people to have prominent dis displayed on their um coffee table to say this says something about me .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1542.9	Um oh , don't worry it's all said , I was just gonna say uh yeah , are we gonna make this as part of like like uh a part of the f like it it the fashions apply to furniture , so are we gonna make this part of the furniture ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1556.81	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1557.62	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1563.22	Um this is fashionable .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1563.35	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1564.26	This is fashionable with Oh yeah .	look and usability components, materials and energy sources
-B	1565.64	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1566.15	I , you know , I'm I'm I'm with it , I'm up to date .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1569.18	And you know , th the the design that I've got , and and it could be a a home-made design , um you know this says this is not just a a television remote control , this is , you know , a fashion accessory .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1582.89	Um , so I mean the the the basic shape i is is what we uh I mean given that we've got you know one one on off button presumably , two buttons for uh channel change and one slider and basically nothing else , um w we need to decide on the just the basic shape of the thing .	look and usability components, materials and energy sources
-B	1592.13	Mm .	look and usability
-A	1604.77	And , know whether we go down the fruit and veg route , and I don't suggest we make it look like a banana , but um know sort of the the organic , you know , curved look , you know , t to deliberately get away from the uh um uh you know , the the the the square look of most um current uh remotes and , you know , whether whether the you know , the the fixed part of it is the corporate yellow .	look and usability
-B	1615.0	Mm .	look and usability
-A	1632.7	Um mm or uh 'cause there's certainly you know , the the corporate logo needs to be prominently uh displayed so that people s th looked at it and say right , that's a Real Reaction remote control , I want one of those .	look and usability
-B	1647.47	I dunno that we should make the whole thing yellow I kinda thought with a you'd have like a yellow circle with the R_R_ in it somewhere on it , but I'd yellow seems a bit of a strong colour to make the ent like the thing no , but I mean just like white or grey or black or some sort of blah colour .	look and usability
-A	1651.7	Yeah uh the the uh or or b Yeah , I'd I'd um yeah .	look and usability
-C	1652.08	Yeah , like an .	look and usability
-C	1655.87	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1656.1	Uh no I d I I agree , I mean we're we're we're simply it's simply required to incorporate the the the the corporate logo prominently um .	look and usability
-B	1658.94	Yeah , yeah .	look and usability
-C	1660.37	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1661.03	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1663.02	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1663.19	And make that a fashion symbol as well .	look and usability
-C	1663.89	Well n Well I was sort of mm kinda picturing like maybe um a shape that's almost like a mouse .	look and usability
-A	1665.35	Well , th this is this is the whole point , yes , you know , I'm I've got a a Real Reaction uh remote control to go with my Real Reaction coffee maker or or whatever .	look and usability
-A	1675.91	And uh then people , you know , people demand more Real Reaction stuff .	look and usability
-B	1680.33	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	1687.78	Mm .	look and usability
-A	1688.08	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1688.42	So that , you know , when they hold it it's because a mouse is pretty comfortable to hold in your hand um maybe we could make it a slightly different shape so they could hold on to it , but that way they can have the volume on the side and then the channel buttons and have the power , wherever , somewhere .	look and usability
-B	1688.7	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1700.95	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1701.52	Mm .	look and usability
-A	1702.13	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1704.33	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1705.96	I mean that was just an idea that I had .	look and usability
-A	1706.05	I mean I've uh yeah .	look and usability
-A	1708.46	Oh no that well there's the sim my my idea was something a b probably you know a bit fatter than this but sort of tha that sorta shape so that you can just sort of ho hold it .	look and usability
-C	1712.39	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1713.85	Yeah , maybe .	look and usability
-B	1714.39	Yeah , you'd want it narrower than a mouse though 'cause it a mouse you're kinda just resting on it , you want something you can definitely grip .	look and usability
-C	1715.59	Kind of a c Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1719.2	W it I mean well it's sort of it's it's sort of uh a a mouse , but held , you know , so it's you sorta hold it in your hand like that , i with , you know , and fiddling with the buttons .	look and usability
-B	1719.41	So maybe it'd be Yeah , yeah .	look and usability
-C	1720.49	Sort of a combination .	look and usability
-B	1723.7	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1724.65	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1725.95	Yeah , and fiddle around with it and press it .	look and usability
-C	1728.07	Yeah so yeah , kind of maybe maybe a little wider than this , 'cause this is pretty comfortable to hold , and then if you had Yeah , then wider up here .	look and usability
-B	1733.46	Maybe almost like a hairbrush , like you could get the about the width of that end of the pen and then it widens up top and you can fiddle an yeah .	look and usability
-C	1738.74	And then it would have a l uh wider thing to uh have the light , the infrared light at the T_V_ and just kinda change channels and adjust the volume and the power could be wherever , up up the top or something .	look and usability
-B	1741.27	Yeah , yeah .	look and usability
-B	1743.19	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1747.19	Mm .	look and usability
-B	1752.2	Yeah , cool .	look and usability
-C	1754.17	What do you guys think about that ?	look and usability
-D	1756.21	Yeah , that sounds Um I'm just I'm suddenly realising that yeah we're discussing how much how good it's gonna be to change channels t we still can just tell it to .	look and usability components, materials and energy sources
-A	1756.53	Okay , yeah , yeah .	look and usability
-D	1764.77	I mean are we are we starting to get away from the the voice functionality of it ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1771.18	Oh yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1771.55	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1773.95	It's a very good point .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1775.06	It is a very good point .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1775.3	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1776.61	I think we d I think we decided that w we're actually going down both routes .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1781.64	Yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1781.76	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1782.03	That um the we n we need the the manual controls and that they should be of that form , but that uh yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1788.66	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1790.0	But do you know , this shape also kind of les lend itself to to voice 'cause if you're you're holding it and you're fiddling , but you can also bring it up like that and it's microphone-esque , yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1795.46	Then you just bring it up to your mouth and just speak to it , yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1796.96	Yeah , and just say Yeah , I suppose I sup So I guess we could have a menu button as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1799.15	Yeah , maybe we cou like w like we're leaving out the buttons for the the f less frequently used stuff , but maybe we could incorporate that into the voice .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1805.06	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1807.44	I th I th honest uh my personal view is that if it's not there , people wouldn't use it anyway um .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1813.56	Mm I suppose , but t there is the off chance that , you know , th the brightness is wrong on your T_V_ or the contrast needs changing .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1819.97	It's cer it's certainly possible I mean , but they we we're going beyond w w given the state of the technology we want something that we kno we know will will work um .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1822.04	Bu Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1831.32	Hmm yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1832.36	Well you can still i incorporate the voice with with less buttons .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1835.44	I mean uh if the power button was also somehow like a menu button you could press that and or do voice commands , and either volume thing could also be to scroll through other options like y and you could scroll through brightness and and sc and then you can you can minimise the buttons and still have those , you know , brightness and tint and stuff .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1843.24	Uh Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1845.92	Yeah , that's a good idea .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1851.72	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1852.29	If we we're I mean I'm getting a clear message that we think that we should have those facilities available .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1858.11	Yeah Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1859.25	We could have the channels and the power and then a menu button and then the volume .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1863.71	So have four buttons and the volume instead of three buttons and the volume .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1867.43	Uh uh uh Okay , if we if we're going down that route , then we need some sort of display .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1876.43	Do we need some sort of display ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1876.59	But the television would be the display that things like that usually c pop up on a televi like you hit menu and menu will come up on television and have like tint brightness , and you'd use the scroll , scroll through it yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1877.33	Yeah , that's on the T_V_ , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1877.62	We actually use the television , okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1879.41	Yeah , and then y Yeah , press that is t yeah , that might work .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1880.16	Okay , okay , okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1882.94	Well I mean on a onto like a mouse , the ru the scrolling button , is actually a button as well , you could press it , you could press that and have it as a menu button .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1884.36	Yep .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1888.6	Yeah , yeah , that's true .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1892.74	I never understood how that worked though , but yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1894.55	Yeah , it's like um yeah , it's like the mouse where you just kinda click it .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1896.66	Yeah , mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1898.02	You just press it .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1900.0	Yeah , and you could just click that to so if you had like the menu then you could scroll through and then click it to select .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1905.14	Mm , oka yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1907.31	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1907.54	Uh yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1908.01	You know what I mean ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1908.97	Mm yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1910.63	Okay , we got five minutes to go in this meeting , so um I d I think we've actually very conveniently just uh come to uh a good point to s to sum up um .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1913.01	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1922.59	Cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1927.46	So um b b Kate and Kendra now go away and uh pa play play with a bit of Plasticine or play-dough , whatever it is on the other side of the Atlantic .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1933.63	Play with play-dough .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1938.86	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1938.94	Um and actually put what we've discussed into something uh I was gonna say concrete , but that's a slightly inappropriate word um to something that we can we can see and um Andrew n can go away and th th think about how we can uh actually market this as a concept and not j not just a uh um a a simple remote control .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1966.35	Uh can I just get some things clear just for my sake .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1967.89	Yeah , certainly , of course .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1968.86	Our energy source is gonna be long term .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1971.52	I think I think we decided that we're gonna for for simplicity of , you know , manufacturing and uh maintenance that we will go for a a long term battery source um , I you know , on the basis that um that , you know , if we're going for making it a fashion statement , then uh people are more likely to change it anyway uh before i it runs out and um make an assumption that we we can aim for a battery that will last most people for uh we'll say at least five five ten years and that we'll w we will guarantee it for for five years um .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1982.12	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1983.05	Cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1983.9	Uh And we're having a custom chip ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2005.21	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2012.78	We're having a a custom chip , but given the the we've cut the functions down , um that will hopefully not be too problematic , but given that um technol technological innovation is important , then we need to , I'll say it again , technologically innovate .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2037.08	Um and uh we we , know , we must resist any efforts to uh to try and water that down um .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2046.87	And interchangeable case ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2049.33	I i interchangeable case seems to be um um important to the concept .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2052.36	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2055.9	Um it it should be cheap , you know , if if we avoid any , you know , electrical connections .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2058.22	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2058.79	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2061.81	And uh i you know , i if we can come up with some way of of allowing people to actually personalise it uh to whatever they want , then uh I mean uh uh this is totally new .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2067.43	Mm , mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2073.08	We d we don't know whether that to what extent people do it or not , but if they've at least got a a good selection of um covers that they can use anyway , and uh and if if we can keep them , you know , rolling , then uh you know , so they can get them in the supermarket when they go down to um a any of the famous supermarkets , I won't mention any mention any names , um it's uh it's good for the supermarket and it's good for us and it hopefully makes them feel better .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2102.45	And uh are we gonna have it il being illuminated from inside onto the buttons or Cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2107.72	Um the that I mean that's no , because we've got so few buttons that it that actually makes that redundant .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2115.11	Yeah , I think so too .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2115.27	Mm , does actually , yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2116.83	Yeah , and especially for making them so like different and Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2119.56	Mm different to feel , yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2120.07	Yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2121.35	And the you know , that that solves one of the problems of b of battery life , 'cause that would well that would clobber the battery life , so no , I mean given the nature of the buttons we're having , it's actually uh uh unnecessary I think .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2123.68	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2123.99	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2124.2	Yep , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2125.77	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2126.22	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2131.59	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2131.98	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2132.41	Are we having it that it's any angle , or is it just As wide as possible .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2136.3	As uh as wide cer certainly wider angle than than current , so that if you're holding it , you know , anyway like you're likely to and uh it's uh you know , i i it will work most of the time um .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2138.68	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2144.33	Like this or like this .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2144.49	Mm yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2155.87	Not like my my mum who points it at the ceiling and wonders why the th th the television doesn't work .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2162.1	Um yeah , I mean I d I th I sorta envisaged that if if this was the the thing , then sort of the the whole of the top would be the uh the infrared uh .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2169.61	Yeah , kinda like this whole So you could use like this and it would go .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2169.91	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2171.36	Yeah , mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2172.55	Um so Yeah , 'cause I mean the r reality is people are they're gonna be looking at the television whilst they're using it , the chances are , so if if they're holding it anyway , the they're reasonably likely to be holding it to use it , then uh then that that's the sort of coverage that we want .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2175.33	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2183.28	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2187.86	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2192.63	Um okay , d we're all clear where we go from here .	closing
-B	2196.61	Yep , sounds good .	closing
-C	2196.77	Yep .	closing
-D	2199.12	Mm-hmm .	closing
-A	2200.12	Okay , so thank you very much indeed and I'll s see you all again in thirty minutes .	closing
-B	2201.4	'Kay .	closing
-C	2204.11	Okay .	closing
-B	2204.56	'Kay .	closing

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-A	8.17	Right well .	opening
-A	9.94	Welcome to the what should be the last of these meetings and uh it looks like we've uh done a good job here and uh we'll just go through the the final uh the final details .	opening
-A	24.17	Um okay , oh the um th the the minutes of the last meeting uh I think we'll take those as read , um Okay the um th the the next uh thing we we we'll have a look at the uh th have a look at the prototypes and uh look at the uh evaluation criteria and finance and then uh uh just tidy up with production and um and then we can close .	opening
-A	55.07	Um So f if if you'd like to uh present your your proposals .	opening
-B	65.79	Uh okay we basically have the same kinda lay-out here it's just um you hold it like this and it gets kinda moulded to the to the shape of your hand , basically .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	74.59	Um on the left we've got the scroll for the volume , on the right we have buttons for the channels up and down and that kinda so you can hold it and scroll , or you can hold it and and push .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	85.01	Uh this is the power key , um it's kinda like the biggest so you know how to turn on .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	89.25	Uh-huh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	89.76	Uh that's the little menu key .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	92.04	This is the infra-red section so you g it'll be sending rays and if you're you know pointing it like that it can send it , or if you hold it up like that it'll send it .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	97.95	Yep , yeah , good , good .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	100.92	Uh we got a microphone there which for all the voice commands so you can you know talk to it like that and it'll still understand .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	104.3	Uh-huh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	105.63	Yep , right .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	107.29	Um the logo is down down there um and has the cover on it and you can see like it just kinda goes the red bit's the cover and it kinda goes over everything and then there's holes for the buttons to come through .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	110.73	Uh-huh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	111.32	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	111.72	S And so we figured it would be kind of you know a light weight plastic , just kind of a light non-descript grey so that people'll wanna buy the covers and then the covers will be that sort of rubbery material like they make iPod covers , so they kinda just stretch over .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	117.29	Yep , yep , mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	120.2	Um .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	124.22	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	124.44	Uh-huh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	124.88	Yep yep .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	128.23	Yep .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	134.26	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	134.41	showing me age , I don't know what i c iPod covers are like .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	137.43	Yeah , well I I didn't know that but yeah they're kind of it's just kind of a rubbery and that way you know spongy like is something that people wanted and it just sort of stretches over and that way I think probably helps protect it a little bit too as well and just kinda stretch it over and it'll just stay on and then the buttons come through and so and then the each one of 'em on the very end will have the logo with the yellow circle and the R_R_ .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	138.25	Yeah yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	141.1	Uh-huh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	141.66	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	142.55	Okay , yep , right .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	146.66	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	150.4	But it's also e e easier to put on versus like mobile covers you actually have to screw them on and stuff and you kinda sometimes have to get someone to do that for you .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	150.86	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	155.9	This is very much you should be able to stretch it over yourself and it'll be fine .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	156.85	Yep .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	159.39	Okay , good yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	159.77	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	161.25	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	168.29	Yep , right .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	169.75	Li that'll be the covers as well , yeah yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	171.05	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	171.09	Yeah , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	172.36	I mean tha it's it's a detailed point , I just wondered I mean h how will people put these down I wonder ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	178.23	Like that .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	178.87	Right .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	182.91	Okay for some strange re reason I had it in my mind that they'd put them down vertically but uh uh Yeah , uh no because particularly if they've dif if they're gonna have it as a you know as a fashion item uh I mean it it's uh it it's just I mean it's just a minor detailed point , but um as you say you can just make the base a little bit bigger and uh Yeah and uh it just needs another uh another logo somewhere is is is is all it gives gives people the option and if if say if they've got them um because actually have several upon the uh Yeah , well .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	187.05	Yeah it could stand , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	188.11	Oh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	188.98	Well we could broaden the broaden it out a bit so it would stand like that .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	196.87	Yeah , standing .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	203.97	Yeah , we could just widen it out uh Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	213.34	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	218.53	Could have one for your stereo , one for your D_V_ player .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	219.05	Mm , yeah , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	219.94	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	220.63	Have to if we just lengthen it I guess so it comes down to the base of the hand and then flatten it out and could sit there .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	221.74	Yeah , just kind of Or just make it little .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	222.4	Yeah but that that's uh but uh no the the the overall uh the overall concept is uh yeah yeah , no no , I mean that's these uh Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	226.87	Yeah , mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	228.93	Somewhere like that so it just sort of Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	229.27	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	230.43	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	232.31	We might have to lengthen it so it kinda your hand still holds it and have it there , yeah , yeah , yeah like that , like that .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	232.66	Yeah I kinda had a a kinda a natural kind of a idea where it's like more of a kind of like a kinda maybe slightly like thinner , yeah , kinda like that kinda like a flower or a plant for the more natural kinda Uh yeah , just click there .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	238.71	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	238.72	Bu .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	242.88	But uh yeah but no th but the yeah the the the Yeah , yeah , yeah , I mean it it's uh wouldn't wouldn't do that , indeed yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	244.09	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	249.1	fall over .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	249.29	The final product would actually stand up , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	251.12	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	251.35	But th th but th yeah th b the these were all minor minor uh minor details , I think the uh the basic concept i i is is absolutely bang on and the i it certainly meets our criteria of being uh of you know looking different .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	253.86	Yeah , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	254.2	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	257.25	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	257.66	'S a little longer .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	260.23	Wee Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	265.08	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	265.48	Um , so good that's that that's excellent .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	269.78	Um right let us um What's on the next one ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	277.98	Oh right yes , let's have a look at the um f finance .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	284.15	Um , now we're given a a clear design brief , uh if I get the uh spreadsheet up .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	303.36	Oh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	312.72	Uh the the maximise button .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	315.75	Oh right .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	316.92	Ah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	319.52	Good , this is why we need to make these things simple so that the uh the the the boss can understand .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	324.71	Now I've um this is the company's uh uh costing for for various uh uh aspects of design and I I I've treated some of these slightly uh liberally given the constraints placed on us , um I wouldn't know for in for instance if if they require us to have it in the corporate colours , then that is not a special colour , that's a that's a standard colour .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	352.44	Uh , so we're just simply on batteries , the the one th the one decision I've had to make is that um we're we will have to find a s a regular standard chip to to do this with and I I um I'm I'm I'm certain that they they are around so , um that I don't think is a a serious problem .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	376.56	The uh the the voice sensor is is expensive but we we made a a basic decision that that was absolutely fundamental to the to the design so that that has to stay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	388.07	Um then again the the the the shape of the case means that it's it's expensive to uh um l to make 'cause of the the th the double curves but on the other hand because of our overall fashion concept um we we should exceed the the sales targets .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	407.94	Um it's simply made of plastic so th that's uh that's no problem and uh um just because the whole the colour of the the whole thing that's uh uh there's some cost there .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	423.79	Um and uh we haven't actually got a scroll wheel we we we got push buttons and and a simple uh um slider so um and the and the the buttons are uh uh well I do don't know that they're special colour .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	446.31	Anyway the the costings uh come in at exactly on target at twelve point five uh but I thi I think we have a a very strong case to argue that uh what what we've got is is so in innovative and uh and different that um any any slight compromise we have to make on on cost is is offset by the uh you know the uh you know the the the the concept of it being a a fashion accessory and and having the the interchangeable covers so uh um you know the if if if the management expect us to be techno again fail again technologically innovative um that they they have to accept that we we can't operate absolutely within uh the constraints that they give , so uh we we we present this as the uh the company's uh the the company's way forward and uh uh I I think we can argue that we we have uh come in on on budget .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	471.38	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	491.6	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	508.42	Um .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	512.19	Okay , uh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	517.56	So um .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	521.16	Does anybody want to uh uh Andrew do you want what do you want to say about um the uh yeah the evaluation where where you know well where where we're where where we're at ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	528.29	Evaluation .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	533.92	The the product or the project ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	535.91	The the the well the I meant the product .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	538.42	Um , well well my presentation just now ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	542.28	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	542.86	Sure , uh can I get the Cheers .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	544.19	Oh sorry yeah um , mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	550.81	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	553.94	More loud clicks in the microphone .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	569.83	There we go , oh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	573.14	Method of evaluation testing the product was to just if it met all the criteria all the conditions that we set out to set out to solve , from the point of view of the the consumer and the management .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	586.25	So what I've been asked to do is , on the whiteboard um gauge our team response to these questions .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	599.2	So , on a scale of one to seven , one being true and seven being being false .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	604.9	Seven being a nice round number to work to .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	607.72	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	609.17	And then at the end just take an average Yes .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	611.72	Tr On for true and seven for flase .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	617.2	Yes .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	627.72	So uh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	637.67	So , look at these questions .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	639.92	Is the device f flashy and fashionable ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	643.74	Well I think most definitely .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	644.25	Yeah I'd say definitely a one yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	644.27	I think it is yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	648.35	So uh and also uh technologically innovative ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	652.9	Yes the voice technology indeed .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	653.25	Yeah , defi yeah , yeah Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	653.49	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	658.9	Easy to use ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	660.05	I don't see we could've made it any easier .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	660.35	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	665.79	Uh suitable for the consumer ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	667.71	That was um Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	668.33	Totally .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	668.84	Yeah definitely .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	669.4	Yeah I think it made we met all of the consumer wants .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	673.03	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	676.62	Uh is it complicated ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	678.07	No .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	678.36	No .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	680.15	Doing pretty well so far aren't we ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	682.55	Uh functional ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	683.94	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	684.0	Yeah definitely .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	684.2	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	687.98	Um .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	690.97	Where are we ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	691.68	found easily .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	693.72	We've b built in the the speech , where are you , function .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	694.03	yeah I mean that's that's Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	694.72	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	696.29	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	696.59	Yeah , mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	696.8	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	699.01	Uh-huh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	701.25	Does it take long to learn to use ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	702.95	Shouldn't .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	703.57	No , not at all .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	704.1	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	706.76	And uh , what else ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	709.49	The R_S_I_ compares to the current standards , well .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	711.78	Less buttons so it must be .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	712.1	Uh Yeah it is sorta the the handle more ergonomically correct as well .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	713.14	We we uh yeah it was our it was a we made an actual effort to Um will device appeal to all age groups ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	718.69	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	719.37	So yeah , um um .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	719.75	yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	726.52	I think it will because I mean uh old older people who can't manage the buttons anyway will actually probably like the like like the voice bit so And it's it's it's well I don't think we're actually charging a particular premium anyway , in the end , so Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	727.12	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	727.5	I think so .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	731.73	Yeah , uh that's a good call , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	732.67	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	734.48	Well we had the we had the data saying that old people will be less likely to pay extra money but the funct the increased functionality , the e ease of use of the device might make up for that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	744.29	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	751.23	I I I think it will tend to appeal more to younger aged groups just 'cause we have gone with the fashion focus and the younger people tend to would be more conscious of that aspect of it , but um I think it should still appeal on a certain level to everybody , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	751.27	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	751.88	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	756.19	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	761.94	It will appeal f for dif for different reasons but it's it's uh yeah yeah so I I yeah I Yeah , so I think we can reasonably say it's another another one , why not ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	763.69	Yeah I think just the simplicity of it and not having to learn to programme and not having you know a million buttons .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	763.91	Yeah , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	765.7	Yeah , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	772.76	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	775.53	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	777.99	Uh can you just click the my mouse to move onto next page ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	781.41	Uh , yeah and what h did we make the management's Um .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	784.41	in in in in my interpretation of management's instructions uh is that yes it it meets the requirement is t it's television only , it's it's simple to use , um it's it's it's within budget , um I it's uh yes an an any minor points we we we argue .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	791.72	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	792.76	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	796.2	Under the cost .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	797.29	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	798.52	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	808.53	So uh I I think we've done an amazing job in uh coming up with what Need a need a calculator for that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	811.16	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	812.61	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	813.14	Well done us .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	814.94	So uh one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	820.87	Eleven divided by eleven's one so equals average of one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	823.25	Yeah , .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	837.4	And that roughly concludes my evaluation of the of the product .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	840.54	Excellent .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	840.97	Okay , nick the cable back then .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	842.56	I mixed up the colours a little bit .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	843.33	Oh no that's Uh .	evaluation of prototype(s) evaluation of project process
-C	846.1	I think I all wrong .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	846.81	Ooh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	847.08	Right do um either of you want to uh say anything ?	evaluation of prototype(s) evaluation of project process
-A	855.51	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-C	855.62	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-A	856.58	Before I uh No .	evaluation of project process
-C	858.52	Ps I don't think so , I mean I think we worked well together and looked really at what the consumers wanted and what we were trying to make and you know , seemed to discuss things pretty well and come to group consensus and Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	862.46	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	865.35	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	870.76	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-A	873.44	Well that's right , I mean th this this slide here I mean the satisfaction with uh room for creativity , I mean I think we've allowed ourselves uh as much creativity as the uh the the the product uh allows .	evaluation of project process
-B	878.35	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-B	879.01	Yeah , definitely .	evaluation of project process
-A	886.66	Um I won't comment on leadership , uh teamwork I think we've uh I think everybody's uh worked pretty well together .	evaluation of project process
-B	891.59	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-A	894.75	Um we've just about coped with the whiteboard and digital pens , uh I think the results speak for itself and new ideas found , um , again gi no given relatively everyday product , I think we've v very uh very effectively come up with a a new uh uh a new approach .	evaluation of project process
-B	899.93	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-C	910.26	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	911.01	Yep .	evaluation of project process
-A	918.73	Um are the costs within budget ?	evaluation of project process
-A	920.57	Yes .	evaluation of project process
-A	920.94	Is the project evaluated ?	evaluation of project process
-A	922.39	We're we're all happy that it it meets all the criteria , um Thank you very much indeed , I think that I think that's uh I think we can go f for an early bath .	evaluation of project process closing
-B	922.61	Yep .	evaluation of project process
-C	933.57	Alright .	closing
-C	936.18	Yeah .	closing
-A	940.03	So I call the meeting closed .	closing
-C	942.73	Okay .	closing
-A	945.96	Not sure how far ahead of schedule we were there .	closing

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-D	22.78	Is this okay ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	27.56	Uh yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	30.28	Fine now .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	47.43	Oh , it's not liking us , it went that-a-way .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	54.1	Computer adjusting .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	56.32	Oh .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	61.99	Uh .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	79.35	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	80.98	So .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	88.5	Right .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	99.0	You ready back there ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	104.45	Uh okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	107.09	Welcome everyone .	opening
-A	108.64	Um this is the kick-off meeting for the day .	opening
-A	111.88	Um we're the new group uh to create a new remote control for Real Reaction .	opening
-A	120.98	As you can see our agenda is to open up the meeting , um become acquainted with each other , um have a little training on tools , uh create a plan , discuss things and and we only have twenty minut twenty five minutes total .	opening
-A	139.05	Okay .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	140.01	The new remote control is to be original , trendy and user-friendly .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	145.93	That , Steph , is your part , is the user-friendliness .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	149.37	The originality um is gonna take all of us .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	153.36	Um the trendiness we'll probably go look at for some marketing research information from you , Sarah .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	160.53	Um and we'll get on with it .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	163.65	Okay , so we'll have a functional design individual work um with meeting and then conceptual design t and then detailed design .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	176.55	Okay ?	project specs and roles of participants
-A	178.92	Right .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	180.79	Everybody's supposed to try out the whiteboard .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	183.96	Kate , why don't you try it first , if you can either bring your things with you , I guess And while you're doing that we'll try and figure out how to hook these things on as well , 'cause we're all gonna have to be able to walk around .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	188.01	Uh yeah , if I can pick up with all these bits and pieces , hang on .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	208.55	Uh right , so you want an animal and the characteristics of that animal .	drawing exercise
-B	215.79	Do you have to be able to recognise what animal it is ?	drawing exercise
-A	217.81	Uh I do not think so , I think it's just to try out the whiteboard .	drawing exercise
-B	222.3	Um Only animal I could thin I could draw .	drawing exercise
-C	231.22	Are we all gonna draw a cat ?	drawing exercise
-D	232.66	I know .	drawing exercise
-A	237.27	Ah .	drawing exercise
-B	242.26	Its a sort of bunny rabbit cat .	drawing exercise
-B	245.44	You can tell it's not a bunny rabbit by the ears .	drawing exercise
-A	247.91	Uh-huh .	drawing exercise
-B	248.16	Um I suppose it should have a mouth as well , sort of Right , yeah .	drawing exercise
-A	252.04	Okay .	drawing exercise
-A	254.6	Great .	drawing exercise
-A	255.47	And the characteristics ?	drawing exercise
-B	255.75	Um the favourite characteristics of the cat um the whiskers I think , um because they're the easiest to draw .	drawing exercise
-A	263.62	Uh-huh .	drawing exercise
-B	264.09	In fact , I'll give it some more Oh , and the tail Yes .	drawing exercise
-A	268.53	Okay .	drawing exercise
-A	272.72	Fantastic .	drawing exercise
-A	274.54	Since you're handy as well , why don't you do yours next , Steph .	drawing exercise
-A	285.46	I think it's to get us used to using the pen .	drawing exercise
-B	289.61	Um sure it's not to test our artistic It's a mouse .	drawing exercise
-A	292.81	Uh no .	drawing exercise
-A	299.74	A mouse-y ?	drawing exercise
-C	300.84	That's not a mouse-y , no .	drawing exercise
-B	302.16	No it's not a mouse .	drawing exercise
-B	306.73	It's a wombat .	drawing exercise
-A	307.46	Oh .	drawing exercise
-C	315.59	It's a ratty .	drawing exercise
-A	317.16	Argh .	drawing exercise
-B	317.84	A what ?	drawing exercise
-C	318.4	A ratty .	drawing exercise
-A	318.46	Rat .	drawing exercise
-A	320.23	Not a mouse , a rat .	drawing exercise
-B	320.63	A webbed foot .	drawing exercise
-B	321.92	Webbed f Oh right .	drawing exercise
-C	322.57	It's clothes .	drawing exercise
-C	323.55	That's it's clothes .	drawing exercise
-C	326.21	It's a ratty with a with a with a very long tail .	drawing exercise
-A	330.7	And your favourite characteristics of that animal .	drawing exercise
-C	331.6	I love whiskers .	drawing exercise
-C	334.18	Uh they're intelligent and they're cheeky and uh fantastic pets and very friendly .	drawing exercise
-A	341.97	Oh .	drawing exercise
-A	342.92	Okay .	drawing exercise
-C	344.07	And they sit on your shoulder and whisper the answers to your homework in your ear when you're doing your homework .	drawing exercise
-A	344.1	Kate ?	drawing exercise
-D	353.16	Thanks .	drawing exercise
-A	379.44	Oh , a fish .	drawing exercise
-C	381.89	A shark ?	drawing exercise
-B	382.23	Gosh , why didn't I think of fish ?	drawing exercise
-B	383.45	That's even easier to draw than cat .	drawing exercise
-D	387.48	Mm this is very representational fish .	drawing exercise
-A	390.34	Oh , okay .	drawing exercise
-A	391.2	Fine .	drawing exercise
-D	391.52	Um I like them because they're sleek and they have a lot of freedom but they also do n uh swim in groups , so .	drawing exercise
-A	392.85	Favourite characteristics ?	drawing exercise
-A	401.76	'Kay .	drawing exercise
-A	403.09	So they have team elements .	drawing exercise
-D	403.17	Do you have a favourite one ?	drawing exercise
-A	411.27	I'm afraid I'm with Steph .	drawing exercise
-A	414.72	And I think your pen's running out of whatever .	drawing exercise
-A	419.5	But I'm afraid I take the coward's way out , and the cat's looking the other way .	drawing exercise
-A	429.04	He's hiding .	drawing exercise
-A	431.28	Um cats are sometimes very independent .	drawing exercise
-A	435.23	My parents had cats .	drawing exercise
-A	437.58	Uh and they can mm decide for themselves what is best .	drawing exercise
-A	451.09	Okay .	drawing exercise
-A	454.08	Now um we have to get down to the nitty-gritty of how to make this and this remote control has to be sold um we're to sell it for twenty five Euros , with a profit aim ultimately of fifty million Euros .	project budget
-A	475.53	That tells you something about how many um we have to sell on an international scale .	project budget
-A	483.71	Um would be an awful lot of these , would be like what , a hundred million of them um to make twenty five Euros on each one and to make a total profit of fifty million .	project budget
-A	495.48	Um the production is to only cost twelve and a half Euros per item .	project budget
-A	503.48	Now if they cost twelve and a half , you're selling it for twenty five , you're making twelve and a half Euros each .	project budget
-A	511.62	Um and we're to make a profit of fifty million , that's t uh can you do the maths and how many are we selling ?	project budget
-D	519.31	Uh yeah .	discussion
-D	521.11	I was just wondering if that's the um If fifty percent is normal B yeah .	discussion
-A	527.76	Mark-up ?	discussion
-D	528.91	Um I would think would be more like sixty percent .	discussion
-D	531.82	But um let me I have two thoughts .	discussion
-A	532.95	Okay .	discussion
-D	534.78	One hundred , fifty percent .	discussion
-D	538.24	And and your question is how many do we have to sell ?	discussion
-A	541.06	Yes , 'cause our market um is international and your problem is has to do with marketing of you know , you gotta know how many we're going to be selling to know how big a market you have to target and who is that .	discussion
-D	551.08	At twenty five .	discussion
-D	554.67	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-D	556.78	Yeah , that's um So that's four million of them ?	discussion
-A	560.0	To give you a pretty good idea of where you're looking .	discussion
-A	563.77	Something like that ?	discussion
-A	566.89	Okay .	discussion
-D	567.76	Yeah .	discussion
-A	569.8	That's fifty million Euros .	discussion
-A	572.42	In order to make fifty million Euros , and you're only getting twelve and a half each That's a lot of selling .	discussion
-D	572.48	And if we make Mm-hmm .	discussion
-D	584.12	Yeah .	discussion
-A	584.4	Two four To be fifty , be four million .	discussion
-D	586.79	Four million .	discussion
-A	590.44	You'd have to sell four million .	discussion
-D	592.1	Hmm .	discussion
-A	593.71	Okay ?	project budget
-A	596.41	Right .	project budget
-A	603.0	Experience with a remote control .	discussion
-A	605.07	Any of you use of remote control for a television or D_V_D_ or something ?	look and usability
-B	610.71	That that that's the sorta product we're talking about , one that will work for a in a home environment , for a T_V_s and I think one that works would be good .	look and usability
-A	610.73	You're both nodding , all three .	look and usability
-D	610.73	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	616.04	Well I've seen some remote controls that are for more than one device at a time , but I also have heard about them not working well or not well co-ordinated and you wind up working with this one for thi this three and then this one over here for another .	look and usability
-C	631.14	It is true that you always sit around you know , you're sitting on your sofa and you wanna change something , there's five different remotes , and one for the D_V_D_ and one for the video and one for cable and one for whatever else .	look and usability
-D	639.93	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	642.64	Y yeah .	look and usability
-A	643.16	And they don't always talk to each other .	look and usability
-C	643.63	But I presume this is t I presume this is just for television .	look and usability
-A	647.76	Don't know .	look and usability
-A	649.92	Okay .	look and usability
-A	650.51	Are there any um ideas for the remote ?	look and usability
-A	654.52	What would it be for and what group would be be for ?	look and usability
-A	660.61	We have to think about that one .	look and usability
-D	663.13	We could make a Hello Kitty themed remote .	look and usability
-C	668.63	I think one in b bright colours would be good .	look and usability
-D	670.68	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	671.69	We could totally go for the Japan-a-mation .	look and usability
-D	674.98	Well I mean there's also the cachet that um uh the Japanese make great products .	look and usability
-D	682.05	Electrical their industrial design is very good .	look and usability
-C	685.64	I think one that doesn't have lots of superfluous functions .	look and usability
-C	690.12	Like I've got one at home that has well , apart from the obvious , channels , channel up , channel down , volume , you know , subtitles , mute , there's a lotta buttons that I've got no idea what they do , like .	look and usability
-D	700.31	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	706.45	Well , that's a really good point , because I think one of the things that being somewhat computer literate , we tend to um go to menus and then make choices , you know , so if it's like an uh volume button , you know , you can go in and say mute or or volume .	look and usability
-A	708.92	Okay .	look and usability
-D	722.4	We don't need to have like the l the numbers if we also have uh uh channel up channel down .	look and usability
-C	727.16	Mm .	look and usability
-A	729.36	Mm .	look and usability
-D	731.14	Mm .	look and usability
-A	731.49	Okay .	look and usability
-D	731.86	We can make it smart like an iPod , you know , make everything menus .	look and usability
-C	743.47	Ooh , closing the meeting .	closing
-A	745.77	Yeah .	closing
-A	746.76	Um I know this sounds like it was very quick , but the I think that's the industrial design is the first one , that's Kate , for the working design .	closing
-C	747.19	That was quick .	closing
-B	756.77	Mm .	closing
-B	758.95	Mm-hmm .	closing
-A	761.48	And user , that's you S Steph , for the technical functions design , and for marketing the user requirements specification .	closing
-A	772.14	I think there's going to be a lot of we have to help each other and work through this as a group , and I think we all , you know , we like our kitty-cat and our rat and our fish , but I think we all have to like each other um to get this done .	closing
-A	788.88	Uh as it says , we're gonna get individual instructions , but uh I don't think they allowed a lot of extra time , so I think a little bit of less of this and more at do will set us in good stead .	closing
-A	802.71	Do you all agree ?	closing
-C	803.93	Mm-hmm .	closing
-B	804.27	Mm-hmm .	closing
-A	805.44	Alright .	closing
-A	806.88	Um then I don't see any reason to prolong it and f we should finish this meeting at ni right now and go into other things .	closing
-A	816.35	Alright , so this is the end of the first meeting .	closing
-D	819.14	Okay .	closing
-B	819.77	'Kay .	closing
-A	821.15	Thank you all .	closing

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-A	3.94	Uh it fell off .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	12.07	One , two , three , four , yeah , we're ready .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	19.48	Okay .	opening
-A	20.51	Welcome to this second meeting .	opening
-A	22.96	Um it's now quarter after twelve and we're given forty minutes um for this meeting .	opening
-A	29.6	This is a meeting on functional design .	opening
-A	33.42	Um and I wanna welcome you all and thank you all for doing some research in between .	opening
-A	39.84	Um I did took the minutes from the first meeting and I'll show them to you in a moment .	opening
-A	46.42	Um I know each of you have a presentation and um in thinking about the forty minutes , I thought it would take only like three minutes for the previous minutes , um each of you having about seven minutes or maybe a little more , maybe a little less for your pre presentations and a little discussion , because there's I happen to have been told there were some new project requirements and we have to make some uh decision on what functions it will have .	opening
-A	76.14	Okay ?	opening
-A	78.12	Is this ap everybody agree with this ?	opening
-C	78.66	Yes .	opening
-B	78.96	Oops .	opening
-D	81.32	Yes .	opening
-A	81.89	Okay .	opening
-A	83.31	Um and after the meeting there'll be things to be done and as you can see it says we get to get lunch , um and then some more individual work and then putting minutes away and individual actions .	opening
-A	99.81	Um but uh now for the minutes of the first meeting .	opening
-A	107.84	And go to that one .	opening
-A	110.52	Um as you can see it was this earlier today .	opening
-A	115.11	Um Kate , Steph , Sarah and myself in our four capacities were present .	opening
-A	121.59	I opened the meeting , the product was developed uh and reviewed , and we talked about the financial end of it .	opening
-A	131.04	Um and it had some implications , um the four million sales target and new ideas of not too many buttons , bright colours and some of the influence of the Japanese .	opening
-A	145.08	And we closed early so you could then proceed with your research and getting your reports together for tod this meeting Anybody have any questions on those minutes ?	opening
-A	156.8	Are they complete , did they discuss everything that we covered last time ?	opening
-A	163.68	'Kay .	opening
-B	165.42	Uh I think so , we we we talked about the the individual roles that we each had as well .	opening
-A	166.45	Did I miss something ?	opening
-D	171.67	Mm-hmm .	opening
-A	172.2	Yeah .	opening
-A	174.04	I'm afraid I incorporated that when I said who was present , but yes , we did , and we did a little bit of uh team building of uh of making the pictures , but I didn't think those were appropriate to the minutes necessarily .	opening
-B	177.03	Okay .	opening
-A	187.69	So um as a group I think we've are they're accepting the minutes .	opening
-D	195.16	Okay , I accept the minutes .	opening
-A	195.91	And uh okay .	opening
-D	198.77	Is that what we're supposed to say ?	opening
-A	200.05	Yeah .	opening
-C	201.14	Yeah , I do .	opening
-A	203.18	Good .	opening
-A	204.16	Um , then we'll move to the three presentations .	opening
-A	208.47	Okay ?	opening
-D	211.06	Okay .	opening
-A	212.57	Okay .	opening
-A	216.19	Mm we need to move this .	opening
-A	218.17	Who wants to go f first ?	opening
-A	224.39	That's as far as it goes .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	229.02	Uh not really meant to touch those microphones .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	231.86	Oh it doesn't have any on , does it ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	233.34	That's fine .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	237.58	Excellent , thank you .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	238.34	Oy , big loop under the table .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	262.04	She said we didn't need to screw it in .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	264.11	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	267.38	Okay , that looks good .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	269.61	It's doing its thing .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	271.63	There we are .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	272.56	Alright .	marketing expert presentation
-D	273.82	Thank you very much .	marketing expert presentation
-D	275.14	Um .	marketing expert presentation
-D	277.59	One of the the biggest issues I found about um from last meeting was the fact that we need to sell four million of these um remote controls and I think that this is an opportunity to really take Real Reaction in the direction of of similar of handheld tools that have been used and are used by many of us and to kind of bring the remote control into the si same realm as an accessible um useful electronic device , as opposed to something that is lost in the couch and what have you .	marketing expert presentation
-D	317.19	So um my main goal here is to re-envision the remote control in in this context and to think about menu functionality and current technology and the fact that it could be interactive with other tools .	marketing expert presentation
-D	331.81	Um some of the research uh in the market has shown that people really are not happy with remote controls as they are now , and um that means we do need to make some decisions about what what keys or or buttons on the on the remote control to perhaps keep and and what ones to discard .	marketing expert presentation
-D	353.74	And if we devote some energy into this , I think the um recent productions of Real Reaction , the I go everywhere power and the high definition D_V_D_ players although it makes immediate sense to have our remote control interact with these , I think we can also use this as a platform to make it interact with other tools .	marketing expert presentation
-D	378.72	And um in fact I think the high definition D_V_D_ players and all of this will come along in the uh will only benefit from the positive feedback from our well designed tool .	marketing expert presentation
-D	390.24	So again , most uh users really dislike the current look and feel of remote controls .	marketing expert presentation
-D	397.3	Um fifty percent I think of all these uh numbers the most important is fifty percent of user say they only use ten percent of the buttons .	marketing expert presentation
-D	406.31	And eighty percent of users , and if we think about this there are a lot of uh television , D_V_D_ , stereo remote control users out there , eighty percent would spend more money on a remote control that looks fancy .	marketing expert presentation
-B	421.14	Could can I ask where these figures come from , is this market research we've Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation new requirements
-D	423.44	Um it was market research and there were a hundred people in the room , so eighty out of a hundred said they would spend more money .	marketing expert presentation
-A	430.63	Now in between , as the Project Manager , they sent me an email from the powers that be um that teletext is outdated um and the internet is coming in as important , but that they want this remote control to only be for T_V_ um with incorporating the corporate image , colour and slogan .	new requirements
-D	436.56	Mm-hmm .	new requirements
-D	452.1	Mm-hmm .	new requirements
-D	454.19	Well I think we can I I think we can really focus on this remote and and again bring the Real Reaction um brand in in and and get some positive marketing for our other tools , even if we directly don't um advertise for the I go everywhere line .	marketing expert presentation
-A	479.05	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-D	480.02	So an interesting um element was the would you pay more for speech recognition question .	marketing expert presentation
-D	487.82	So these market research uh uh questionnaires looked into your your uh concern about technology and s specifically wanted to find out information about speech recognition .	marketing expert presentation
-A	489.91	Hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	504.1	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	504.96	Now the early adopters , those of us who grew up with technology and uh luck lucky for us have the uh cash to to pay for it , the young age group without the mortgages and responsibilities , ninety one percent of them would pay more for speech recognition in a remote control .	user target group
-D	529.62	Very interesting , I I leave this up to the group to decide if we wanna use this uh if and you know , the the designers , but ninety one percent , fifteen to twenty five Well , I I I think especially in terms of growth , I think this would be a very smart group to target .	user target group
-A	536.17	Mm .	user target group
-A	538.47	Is that a large enough target market to target it ?	user target group
-D	548.45	I mean s three quarters of the next age group , twenty five to thirty five are interested , and uh with the technologies improving , if we can get these uh Yeah .	project budget user target group
-A	558.31	In real numbers , does the ninety one percent and the seventy six percent translate to ex in excess of the four million ?	project budget
-D	564.35	To Um yes .	project budget
-A	567.3	Or eight million .	project budget
-D	568.49	Yes .	project budget
-D	569.72	But would you pay more and does it work and is it approachable and and did I know that it was it was an that's a that's a very good question .	project budget
-A	576.34	Hmm .	project budget
-A	579.36	Yeah .	project budget
-D	579.46	I don't know if speech recognition should be um should be included , but I think it's an interesting I think that maybe shows more about uh being open to technology .	project budget
-B	579.47	Um How d I'm wondering how how ou how our target price compares with the the typical price of these things .	project budget
-A	584.4	Mm .	project budget
-C	591.37	Uh it definitely needs uh a lot more research on like how much more it would be and any , you know , existing examples , and what reactions to them have been , and that sort of thing .	project budget
-A	591.7	Mm .	project budget
-D	593.68	Shall I go back ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	597.91	Yeah , yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	603.86	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-B	611.21	I expect an Industrial Designer should know that , but if we're aiming to to build this thing for twelve Euros fifty , um is that a lot or a little ?	project budget
-D	620.31	Exactly .	project budget
-D	620.97	I mean I I I uh did not receive any information on that , but I think the competition , sussing out what other people are doing and what's in the pipeline is very very important , because um there is a question about do you want an L_C_D_ screen and and that wasn't responded to , but uh some of the larger remotes do have screens where you can navigate , you know , so it turns into something uh perhaps you all have seen uh the Osbournes where Ozzy Osbourne is is attempting to manage his super entertainment system with something that looks like a uh a small tray .	project budget
-D	662.19	You know , it's I a and I think , you know No , no , you Kate , you're exactly right there .	project budget
-B	664.42	Sh surely he's in the wrong age group .	project budget
-B	666.12	He must be w one of a s small population .	project budget
-A	669.39	Mm .	project budget
-D	671.57	But I think the key is to get the early adopters , people who are familiar with technology and and uh they'll be Uh , mm .	project budget
-A	678.15	But we're not looking at whether they're early adopters on that screen , that's looking at age groups .	project budget
-D	681.82	Exactly .	project budget
-D	683.13	I yes , and I'm making and I'm making the the uh uh leap that people who are familiar younger people are l are more familiar with technology than than older people .	project budget
-A	687.78	Leap .	project budget
-A	694.72	Hmm .	project budget
-D	695.64	Or comfortable , you know , um so I think the most important thing is an attractive streamlined remote control and to be extraordinarily reductionist , power , channel , volume and everything else is is uh up to the designers .	look and usability project budget
-A	696.84	Mm .	project budget
-A	699.22	Okay , you had the other power channel .	marketing expert presentation
-D	718.94	And this is this is also supported by the market research .	look and usability
-A	724.0	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	726.42	Thank you .	marketing expert presentation
-D	727.11	That's my contribution .	marketing expert presentation
-A	728.88	Alright .	marketing expert presentation
-A	731.0	And we'll turn to the next presentation .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	746.21	I think she said we don't need to screw it in , just stick it in .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	751.19	And then press , what ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	753.46	F F_N_ and F_ eight .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	757.98	Next to the control button on the bottom , and then F_ eight at the top .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	763.03	Yeah , press them .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	763.66	And then w be patient .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	768.49	Yeah , here we go .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	770.36	Tada .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	772.83	And if you want it to go into slide show mode , it's that little button there .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	777.3	Can I not just uh do each one in order ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	782.47	I you can if you like , it it that that just sets it up to do a p a p no that one , that one there .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	786.47	There we are .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	786.59	That ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	788.08	Yay .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	788.61	That ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	789.25	Left , left a bit , left a bit , that one , yep .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	790.27	That ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	791.55	And then you just press the click when you wanna go on .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	795.99	Right , technical functions design .	interface specialist presentation
-C	800.94	Uh well I think first off , basically I do agree with what Sarah has defined as as uh your personal preferences,yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-C	812.37	I think we need uh a more streamlined volume with no extraneous functions .	interface specialist presentation
-C	820.92	So my method was to look at the existing remotes and what functions they have .	interface specialist presentation
-C	825.88	And what we all need to discuss is whether we want these functions uh pretty much the same as what existing remotes have .	interface specialist presentation
-C	833.92	If we can build on this with the speech recognition , that's not something I'd thought about at all , but it's also something we can discuss .	interface specialist presentation
-A	843.85	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-C	844.56	Um and and I presume we can miss out the functions really to to a video or D_V_D_ remote control , if this is only gonna be a , you know , satellite , cable , T_V_ remote control .	interface specialist presentation
-A	854.13	T_V_ only .	interface specialist presentation
-C	858.89	So these are two models of existing remote controls .	existing products
-C	863.99	Uh the one on the left seems to be a fairly uh standard universal remote control .	existing products
-A	866.18	Ugh .	existing products
-C	872.23	It has fast-forward , stop , play , all relating to movies .	existing products
-C	877.39	It also has seems to have channel up and channel down , which is which is more what you'd expect from a , you know , like a Sky or cable remote control where you've got hundreds of channels instead of a merely terrestrial one .	existing products
-A	887.13	Hmm .	existing products
-C	894.23	Uh but I think we should be looking more along the lines of the one on the right , which has it also has play , stop and pause and everything , I don't think we need them at all .	existing products
-C	904.21	I think we just need channel selection , volume up , volume down and I think an an enter function where you can access it's not like teletext , but along the same lines , access things on the screen .	look and usability
-C	924.84	Uh not related to the internet one that you mentioned , because that'd be far outside our budget and what we want this to do .	look and usability
-A	933.31	Mm .	look and usability
-A	935.45	And exceed the requirements they're expecting of us .	look and usability
-C	935.51	So it really exceed the requirements , 'cause the requirements really are just want to be able to change channels and functions , which is more a text on the screen thing than uh than actual buttons o I was thinking something some smooth , sleek , little remote control with big user-friendly buttons and uh a menu that you can access .	look and usability
-A	951.52	Okay .	look and usability
-A	959.55	Alright .	look and usability
-C	967.25	Uh but then I do think we need to discuss the speech um recognition possibility .	interface specialist presentation
-A	976.74	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-A	978.58	Any uh thing else you wanna add ?	interface specialist presentation
-C	979.84	No .	interface specialist presentation
-A	980.77	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-C	982.48	But we could go back to the pictures of the uh , what're they called ?	interface specialist presentation
-C	989.8	The pictures of the remote controls and possibly discuss what we think about them , but maybe should hear what Kate has to say first .	interface specialist presentation
-D	996.5	Or if Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1000.87	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1001.93	Let's hear what Kate has to say .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1003.68	Okay then .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1003.71	Maybe afterwards we could do a uh whiteboard with that your the one on the right as a as a basis .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1014.53	Hmm .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1015.36	Whiteboard session .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1018.38	I think the white that one on the right is , as well as less cluttered , It's there but it's Yeah .	existing products
-D	1023.0	Mm-hmm .	existing products
-C	1023.64	Definitely less cluttered and I mean but still it's Sorry I was just I'll just uh resume something else I was gonna say .	existing products
-C	1032.46	The the style of these is terrible .	existing products
-C	1035.47	I I I really think we need to uh not only possibly even materials , like the type of plastic used , but everything including size and shape of buttons , positioning of buttons , the actual shape of the hand-held device , colours , just every e yeah , everything to do with this has to be revolutionised .	existing products
-D	1054.24	The ergonomics , the way it fits in your Yeah .	existing products
-A	1056.09	Hmm .	existing products
-C	1063.83	But So that's that for now .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1071.38	Cheers .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1099.16	Mm , I haven't actually got a display on my screen .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1101.37	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1102.05	Still , I'll do without that .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1104.89	Okay um , now I wanna bring us down to earth again I'm afraid and talk about the actual practicalities of how the thing needs to work .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1116.75	Um oh and this is the methodology I used in preparing for this meeting .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1123.32	Um basically I've been doing a little bit of web-based research , and if I had a design team , I would've been discussing my ideas with 'em .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1133.19	But the the net result is that I've come up with a first cut for the working design that I'd like to discuss with you .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1141.75	So , let's go back to what the basic function of a remote control is .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1145.77	It's for sending a message , um typically um via infrared .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1152.64	And the the basic components we've got to build in for our twelve Euros fifty are um an energy source , the user interface and which will um in incorporate um an integrated circuit that actually composes the message um based on what the which buttons the user presses , we turn that into a message , um and then we need a sending mechanism to send it to the receiver .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1185.53	Now I would have hoped I think that's my only slide actually , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1188.42	I would have have hoped to um do you a pretty PowerPoint slide of um my first cut design , but unfortunately the technology defeated me , so if you'll bear with me I'll do it on the whiteboard .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1207.19	So we want an energy source which is there .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1216.5	And we've got to think about what that might be .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1218.78	Uh we obviously don't want wires on this thing .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1219.19	Hmm-mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1223.29	Uh typically it would be a battery , but I'm open to suggestions .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1228.04	Um and then we have the the user interface .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1239.73	Oops .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1246.25	And the main components in there are the the th the chip that actually has the intelligence of the machine that translates button presses into a message , which it then transfers to some sending mechanism , which encodes it and sends the message to the receiver .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1288.09	So those are the basic things that we've got to get in for our twelve Euros fifty .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1292.8	Thank you .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1295.48	Hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1298.89	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1303.14	Right .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1307.24	But those things as long as we can get those components , the block , that that rectangle for the user interface , is where the user comes in of what what does it look like ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1322.52	What do the buttons look like ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1324.94	Uh what does it feel like ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1326.4	That's where the user interface is really coming into its own .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1329.85	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1330.4	The technical end is what's actually gonna be in there , but also it has to be easy enough to change or repair if something goes wrong .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1344.43	For example the battery energy source or um what if the chip , for whatever reason , breaks down after a certain amount of time , do you just replace it ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1357.7	Um is there any um because it may be in the same area with several other user interfaces , like for D_V_D_s , movies , whatever .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1367.82	Um does it have to have a a way of being segregated from the others , in a different frequency or something ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1380.52	Well I may be wrong here , but I'd been thinking of this device as being a a cheap mass-produced device .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1386.17	We're trying to sell four million of 'em , um that's that's , you know , that's almost one in every tenth household or whatever it is .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1388.22	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1394.15	Um and I hadn't thought of it as being a reparable thing , you just if it goes wrong you chuck it out , and that's why I'm a bit concerned .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1398.92	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1402.17	I like the idea of speech recognition , that's a great idea , but I'm not convinced we can put it into this box for the price that we need gonna need to hit .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1409.75	Do we have um ki some idea of how much it would cost to create a device that has these basic elements ?	project budget components, materials and energy sources
-C	1409.84	Whoop .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1410.13	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1420.43	Because then No , the chip composer marketing .	project budget
-C	1421.52	Isn't that your job ?	project budget
-A	1423.52	Oh .	project budget
-C	1424.9	Oh right .	project budget
-D	1426.53	Oh no , the chip composer sender .	project budget
-A	1428.24	Mm .	project budget
-B	1429.44	Um , I'm I'm I'm hoping that my personal coach is gonna give me some advice on that , if you're asking me , but Yeah .	project budget
-D	1429.45	I I don't believe I know , um .	project budget
-A	1431.33	What they cost .	project budget
-D	1434.84	Okay .	project budget
-A	1436.29	Okay .	project budget
-D	1436.37	Be because then we would ha ha figure out how much we had to play with in terms of user interface and this look and feel idea .	project budget
-C	1440.39	Yeah .	project budget
-A	1441.39	Mm .	project budget
-C	1444.39	It does it does seem as if we're just to do something really simple and mass-produced , the which is pretty much the same as these existing models , just maybe a little bit more inspired , but basically just the same .	project budget
-D	1448.28	Mm-hmm .	project budget
-D	1453.91	Inspired ?	project budget
-D	1457.78	Mm .	project budget
-C	1460.25	Although what what uh suddenly came into my head is , you know how they always take two A_A_ batteries which which is really not very efficient at all .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1472.08	Could it be possible to have uh , you know , like a rechargeable internal battery , like , well , like an M_P_ three player does ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1477.61	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1481.17	With that you could jus or a mobile phone or whatever .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1482.99	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1483.98	You could you know , you just plug into a power source for a couple of hours , and then it's recharged for ages and ages and ages , and you don't have to worry with replacing A_A_ batteries , which are You'd never need uh batteries would y uh yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1493.27	Well that has another element , which is if every time you're done using the remote you put it on a charger , then you then it has a place .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1500.19	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1503.17	Yeah , but it also has a place , so exactly .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1504.58	And it's not stuck down the back of the sofa .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1507.21	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1507.83	But then again I d I don't know if this is within our price range or not .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1511.75	That's a really good idea .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1512.49	Well I uh think that's a very interesting idea , but um I'm not a very good industrial designer and I don't know much about what these things cost .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1519.6	I'll do some research for the next meeting .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1521.52	Well it's better than my idea about solar , probably .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1521.56	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1524.81	Uh yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1526.38	Well solar may not be so good when you're watching T_V_ in the night , but Yeah , I guess .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1528.39	Yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1529.78	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1530.83	Well it is just so annoying how No , but just a rechargeable internal battery would probably I mean it might cost more to at first to develop and to install , but for long-term use it'll be so much more convenient and economic than fiddling around trying to replace chunky A_A_ batteries and not having any in your kitchen drawer and you know f Mm .	how to find when misplaced components, materials and energy sources
-D	1530.89	Depen Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1531.7	It would have to sor store up the energy and then use it .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1534.2	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1536.16	Solar can do that .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1536.93	We may be talking quite heavy then .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1538.8	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1539.06	M yeah , that would be too heavy and it'd cost too much .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1541.67	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1550.06	Mm-hmm Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1565.63	So do you think we might make that a selling point if it was something that we found we could afford to develop ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1570.44	Definitely , 'cause I'm thinking in terms of um uh the loss and breakage of um remotes , how much of that is is to do with it not really having a uh a home , a um a nest , a place to live , exactly .	how to find when misplaced
-A	1571.4	Mm .	how to find when misplaced
-A	1587.34	Mm .	how to find when misplaced
-C	1588.08	Sort of have its little dock that you could put it in .	how to find when misplaced
-A	1590.42	Yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-D	1590.49	So if you can dock it , um you know , you could s argue that this is Exactly .	how to find when misplaced components, materials and energy sources
-A	1594.2	And the dock could look very fancy and that could be your inspiration of having it looking decent .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1598.45	Still I don't know if it's quite within our price range .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1602.38	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1602.47	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1602.64	'Cause you are talking about another component , like another piece of hardware .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1605.63	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1606.39	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1607.85	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1607.95	Okay .	discussion
-A	1608.66	Are we agreed as to what our target group is though ?	user target group
-A	1613.96	Pretty much , so that we'd be looking for the younger end .	user target group
-D	1614.53	Well I I brought up some exactly , but I think you raised some good questions about are there enough of these people out there , or are they making purchasing decisions ?	user target group
-B	1621.69	Mm .	user target group
-D	1623.83	You know , these are the Yeah , exactly .	user target group
-B	1623.99	Yeah , I was wondering that , because I ag I agree that there there're people with uh how can I put it , more money than sense and who are liable to buy something new , but Bu but what I was gonna say was , although they they may be buying um , you know , personal music devices and all that , are they necessarily buying T_V_ remote controls ?	user target group
-A	1624.17	Mm .	user target group
-A	1630.68	I I s usually put more money than brains .	user target group
-D	1634.45	Oh oh oh I'll make a note of that , Kate .	user target group
-D	1636.27	Good , good comment .	user target group
-B	1646.48	Because they probably live in a household that has a T_V_ if they're at the lower end of the age range , I don't know .	user target group
-D	1649.5	Yeah .	user target group
-C	1652.46	Yeah .	user target group
-D	1652.74	It might be good to know um uh who , you know , who's actually buying televisions and are we in a uh uh s region where people have more than one television in a home ?	user target group
-B	1665.65	Mm .	user target group
-B	1666.3	I think we've got a big hill to climb here , haven't we ?	marketing strategy
-B	1668.27	I mean we've gotta persuade people who've got a remote control 'cause it came with the telly that they should buy our product instead .	marketing strategy
-D	1668.63	Yeah .	marketing strategy
-A	1672.06	Mm .	marketing strategy
-D	1674.53	Yeah .	marketing strategy
-A	1674.8	Yeah .	marketing strategy
-A	1675.35	Or do we s make sure that it goes to the man through the manufacturer ?	marketing strategy
-A	1678.62	We sell to the manufacturer as the remote that goes with it .	marketing strategy
-B	1679.78	Right , good point .	marketing strategy
-B	1681.07	Yeah , yeah okay , yeah .	marketing strategy
-D	1681.76	Yeah .	marketing strategy
-C	1682.16	Yeah .	marketing strategy
-B	1683.4	Yeah .	marketing strategy
-D	1683.68	Yeah .	marketing strategy
-C	1684.13	That's probably more what it is .	marketing strategy
-B	1684.58	Yeah , good point .	marketing strategy
-A	1685.49	What would be a more efficient way of doing it ?	marketing strategy
-D	1687.93	Yeah , and and some of our D_V_D_ players incidentally have them , because we have the relationship with our own department , but moreover we need to to go for the the manufacturers .	marketing strategy
-A	1696.75	Mm-hmm .	marketing strategy
-A	1700.11	Okay .	marketing strategy
-A	1701.62	Right .	discussion
-C	1701.65	We're not gonna get any resolutions by the end of the day , are we ?	discussion
-A	1704.8	Probably not .	discussion
-D	1705.01	Mm .	discussion
-A	1706.31	Um the other thing that we're supposed to do is make decision on our functions .	look and usability
-A	1717.66	Our functions , we've so far decided , I think , that power , channel , volume make it attractive .	look and usability
-A	1727.53	Um it has to have an enter key and of course the number keys .	look and usability
-A	1732.42	It has to have big user-friendly buttons and sh n definitely we wanna be inspired that the current styles are just plain awful .	look and usability
-C	1744.52	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1745.62	Do we need um let me Br actually , um the enter key I have a chart here that I didn't include .	look and usability
-A	1749.76	Is that agreeable to everyone ?	look and usability
-B	1751.2	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1756.59	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	1757.31	Um yeah , which might Th yeah , th those are felt like had a lot of charts .	look and usability
-B	1758.85	Do you want the gizmo ?	look and usability
-A	1764.29	Throw some light on that .	look and usability
-A	1774.2	Um actually we're , you know , we are almost a half hour out of the forty minutes , so we have to get close to finishing .	look and usability
-D	1780.57	Okay , I I my only comment is I think maybe um we could somehow include an enter key in like a power key if power power was enter and pow that was my only just really in terms of streamlining .	look and usability
-A	1790.04	Ah .	look and usability
-A	1791.46	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1793.37	Okay .	look and usability
-D	1797.53	Um Exactly .	look and usability
-A	1797.78	Enter , power as a s oh um a sum simultaneous key .	look and usability
-D	1802.64	Again , you know , thinking of menus or Um well if you're pressing enter , the the thing would already be on , and so maybe um when you press power , initially it turns it on , press power again and use that as an enter um so you press power after you've um well I was thinking maybe you to turn it off you'd have to press power twice in succession , and maybe power follows something like a channel up channel down power , and then that would make that choice .	look and usability
-A	1803.35	Is that okay with you ?	look and usability
-C	1806.21	Sorry , I was miles away .	look and usability
-A	1806.88	Would that uh-huh .	look and usability
-B	1807.06	H how does that work ?	look and usability
-C	1807.51	I was re I was reading the chart to be honest .	look and usability
-B	1807.97	How so so how does that work , how do you avoid switching the thing off when you actually wanna press enter ?	look and usability
-A	1828.99	Then you'd have to have an off te off key .	look and usability
-B	1836.1	Okay , yep , mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1837.71	Mm .	look and usability
-B	1844.56	It's not getting a bit complicated ?	look and usability
-B	1846.79	Could granny do this , or are we just not aiming at granny ?	look and usability
-D	1846.81	Well Or y yeah .	look and usability
-D	1850.44	Or something that has a a turning dial , where at the far end is on or off .	look and usability
-C	1855.7	Who's got an iPod then ?	look and usability
-D	1857.49	Yeah , I don't um I wish .	look and usability
-A	1858.45	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1860.42	Anyway , uh that was the only comment about um some of the the decisions people have made , what's most important .	look and usability
-A	1863.3	Okay .	look and usability
-D	1868.31	It's definitely channel , volume , power .	look and usability
-A	1868.53	Mm .	look and usability
-C	1870.45	Yeah , things like screen settings and audio settings , I would generally do them on the actual television itself , like here you have a you know , a little flap th with a little control panel on the actual box itself .	look and usability
-D	1877.51	Exactly .	look and usability
-D	1883.04	Exactly .	look and usability
-C	1885.22	I I wouldn't know how to do it using a remote control , so um I would say that they are definitely less relevant .	look and usability
-D	1887.94	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1894.73	Okay , well .	look and usability
-A	1894.88	Okay .	look and usability
-D	1896.64	Thanks for looking at that .	look and usability
-A	1904.29	So I guess easy to use is the other thing that we want 'em to be able to do .	look and usability
-D	1906.97	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	1908.82	We don't wanna outsmart Hmm .	look and usability
-A	1909.1	As you said , you know , don't make it too hard for the granny .	look and usability
-A	1914.64	I just joined that set last week .	look and usability
-A	1918.08	Um first grandchild arrived .	look and usability
-D	1918.2	Congratulations .	look and usability
-B	1918.84	Mm .	look and usability
-B	1922.48	Uh .	look and usability
-A	1923.11	Um so are we agreed then of those things ?	discussion
-A	1930.05	And let's go back to agenda and hook me up .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1930.09	D Oh you're fine .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1939.32	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1940.76	This oughta be fun .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1942.37	It probably won't go the first time , it'll probably be like a g mess .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1951.49	Come on .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1956.98	Uh it lost it off here .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1960.24	Uh No , it was up there , but I couldn't see it down here .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1962.7	It's fine .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1979.45	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1985.57	This time it should be both .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1988.13	There we go .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1989.95	How do you do that ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1990.53	How do you make it do both ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1995.37	Um you have to keep doing the financi the the F_N_ and F_ eight to five minutes to finish , thank you a lot for telling me .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	2001.99	Ah okay , it toggles through , yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	2005.51	I think you have to cycle through .	agenda/equipment issues closing
-A	2005.66	Um right , we're ready to close .	closing
-B	2007.15	Yeah .	closing
-A	2011.49	Um will be completed q questionnaire , um then we'll have some time for individual work to continue our research um and I'll put some minutes of this meeting together .	closing
-A	2026.37	Um your individual assignments are for um Kate to do the components , for you , Steph , to do the user interface and for you the trend-watching .	closing
-A	2044.15	Um and each of us will get help from our coach .	closing
-A	2048.62	Are we agreed to get ourselves together and then have lunch ?	closing
-C	2052.3	Yes .	closing
-A	2053.28	Okay .	closing
-B	2053.41	Sounds good .	closing
-A	2054.98	Then that's the end of this meeting .	closing
-A	2057.0	And I hope that's good enough for her to tell her that's the end .	closing
-A	2060.89	Okay ?	closing
-B	2061.64	Okay .	closing
-C	2062.96	We didn't come to any sort of decision on the functions though .	discussion
-A	2066.36	Well I think I went over the functions and wrote them down and marked them .	discussion
-C	2071.12	Alright , well that's fine then .	discussion
-A	2072.79	Um that's what I went over and nobody was objecting to them .	discussion
-D	2075.29	Okay .	discussion
-D	2077.73	Um and you'd mentioned I I was just gonna say , could you reiterate the new project requirements , because it they were it has to be for a T_V_ , just to keep myself Yeah , I think I've Okay .	new requirements
-A	2083.22	Okay .	new requirements
-A	2086.53	Um the teletext is outdated , the internet is important , it's only to be for a T_V_ and it must include the corporate image , colour and slogan um which I think is more in the user uh range , with Steph .	new requirements
-B	2089.91	So we're still in meeting , aren't we ?	new requirements
-C	2104.63	Mm .	new requirements
-C	2106.66	Sorry , what what actually are these is that the yellow and black ?	discussion
-A	2109.86	It doesn't tell me .	discussion
-D	2112.49	Mm .	discussion
-C	2114.29	From their I'll just use it from their website .	discussion
-A	2116.43	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-A	2121.06	Okay ?	discussion
-C	2121.93	Okay .	discussion
-B	2122.47	Okay .	discussion
-D	2122.84	Right .	discussion
-D	2124.18	Thank you .	discussion

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-A	54.47	Hi Kate .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	57.2	Just just carry on .	opening
-A	57.44	Okay , carry on .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	60.03	Alright um this is the beginning of the third meeting , the conceptual design meeting .	opening
-A	67.04	Um our agenda should be um that we're opening the meeting , I have the minutes from the previous meeting are on the shared f drive at this point .	opening
-A	77.8	Um and we should each have a presentation to make .	opening
-A	81.87	Um we have certain decisions to make and we have forty minutes total .	opening
-A	86.75	It's twenty five after two at the moment , so forty minutes is five after three , um which I'll be keeping an eye on the clock for us .	opening
-A	99.77	Okay .	opening
-A	102.16	Um there are the decisions we have to turn to , but we'll come back to them in a minute after I take us to the minutes of the previous meeting .	opening
-A	120.76	Right um as we remember , I opened the meeting , the four of us were present , the meeting the first meeting's minutes were reviewed and approved .	opening
-A	131.61	Um Sarah , you presented a marketing research report um which pretty much rep represented that fifteen to thirty five year olds uh it has to be hand-held , power , channel , volume , number keys , possibly a speech recognition .	opening
-A	150.39	And then Steph did a second presentation um that those functions plus streamlining them with big user-friendly keys that were easy to use .	opening
-A	163.81	I think all of us agreed with those things .	opening
-A	167.04	Kate presented a working design of going after going over the basics on the whiteboard um that it should be a simple mass-produced device , because of the twelve and a half Pence cost .	opening
-A	179.33	Um but we did talk about possibly using rechargeable batteries and having a docking place as a selling point .	opening
-A	187.15	Um and the new requirements that it for be for T_V_ only um and that it include the l so slogan and colour of the uh corporate design be included .	opening
-A	200.98	Um the corporate image .	opening
-A	205.66	So we agreed that the target market would be fifteen to thirty five with more money than sense , that were decision makers .	opening
-A	213.86	Alternatively it would be a manufacturer to enclose it with the T_V_ , but it still should meet those parameters .	opening
-A	220.53	Um and that the function we agreed was volume , power , numbers , enter , channels , a way to move between channels , easy to use and hand-held .	opening
-A	234.55	Um at that point we agreed that Sarah would look at the current cost of competition , what what do the current ones sell for .	opening
-A	242.7	Um and Steph was gonna look at ec ergonomics .	opening
-A	246.43	Kate was gonna look at cost and feasibility of the various possibilities that we discussed .	opening
-A	251.74	And I was to type up these minutes and work on the final report .	opening
-A	256.37	Is this a fair presentation of what our last meeting was ?	opening
-C	259.24	Yeah .	opening
-C	262.26	Yes .	opening
-B	262.73	Mm-hmm .	opening
-A	263.31	Okay .	opening
-A	265.73	Right .	opening
-A	267.44	So we're ready to close that and go back to our That one .	opening
-A	276.24	Right .	opening
-A	277.57	We're up to the point of the Go back .	opening
-A	284.55	Um the three presentations .	opening
-A	288.1	So we're going to pull the plug on me and turn to Sarah .	opening
-A	292.53	Is that okay ?	opening
-A	294.64	Is that alright with everybody else ?	opening
-C	295.59	Yep .	opening
-B	295.89	Mm-hmm .	opening
-A	296.5	Especially since Kate asked to be last .	opening
-A	300.65	Sarah , I'm sorry if I misspelled your name , I didn't know whether it was S_A_R_A_ or S_A_R_H_ .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	306.02	I respond to either .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	307.43	No worries .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	307.56	You respond to whatever you get , huh ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	310.37	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	326.17	Um , did you do your Hit Ah , there it is .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	328.18	Yeah , Right .	marketing expert presentation agenda/equipment issues
-A	333.96	Ta-da .	marketing expert presentation
-D	333.99	Okay , first thing I want to address is um one of the points that Florence brought up , which was uh current cost of the competition devices , similar to the ones that Stephanie uh showed us and and they're uh twenty to sixty Euros , depending on uh branding .	marketing expert presentation
-D	353.79	Some of them that have a higher brand recognition are on the more expensive end .	marketing expert presentation
-D	357.73	But I think that with the current um price that we're searching for , we're well within , even on the lower end , of the uh of the market .	marketing expert presentation
-A	367.78	Mm 'kay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	368.66	But I'm going to move on to more interesting um more vibrant things .	marketing expert presentation
-D	376.67	So , I investigated the remote control market in greater detail , and my uh the theme of what I was to work on was uh trend watch .	trendwatching
-D	386.61	And I know that you all are a distance from cutting edge marketing research , so you know , I'm just gonna try to cloak it in really professional terms here .	trendwatching
-A	387.83	'Kay .	trendwatching
-B	391.43	Sorry .	trendwatching
-B	395.25	I'm glad to see the marketing budget is being so well spent on .	trendwatching
-D	410.95	What's hot , fruit and veg .	trendwatching
-D	413.52	Spongy .	trendwatching
-D	415.25	And this is all over the catwalks , Paris , Milan , and I'm talking about clothing , furniture , shoes .	trendwatching
-D	424.16	This is really interesting change from past years , because it is much more organic , um some would say approachable .	trendwatching
-A	428.57	Mm .	trendwatching
-D	433.36	And I think if we're to refashion our view of what we want in a remote control , we should perhaps think about incorporating technologically interesting fabrics and some of the bold colours into a simple handset .	trendwatching
-D	454.0	So .	trendwatching
-D	455.83	I also did a little research on um what again are the most important priorities in uh decision making about uh purchasing .	trendwatching
-D	467.24	Fancy .	trendwatching
-D	468.51	Functional is out .	trendwatching
-D	470.43	And f the fancy , and that's exactly the term , I'm I'm thinking polished , elegant , you know , kind of innovative , but a cut above .	trendwatching
-D	481.19	This is twice as important as the next finding , which is technologically innovative .	trendwatching
-D	486.05	This is interesting , 'cause I think in the last meeting we were talking about technology as being so important , but maybe what's innovative is having it simple with um with uh technologically superior fabrics or uh , you know , designed in interesting substances .	trendwatching
-D	507.52	Ease of use .	trendwatching
-D	508.54	Again , pretty low , I mean it's the top three , but each of the uh fancy and technologically innovative are far more important .	trendwatching
-D	516.77	So I think we should cloak the streamlined remote control device in a series of fruit fruit themed sleeves .	look and usability
-B	532.16	I think that's a good idea .	look and usability
-B	533.8	Don't you ?	look and usability
-D	533.83	Y yeah , you know Exactly .	look and usability
-C	534.98	Yes .	look and usability
-A	535.44	It sounds like the the uh covers that they use for the remote , you know , your t your cell phone .	look and usability
-D	542.32	Exactly .	look and usability
-D	543.46	I was thinking though that instead of having something uh like patterned , you know , so , you know , something similar to a summer dress .	look and usability
-D	552.78	you know , it would have like fruit and veg , is that we actually make these spongy .	look and usability
-A	553.17	Mm .	look and usability
-D	557.51	They could be ini initially I thought we could start with kind of um fruit that would suit kind of uh a long uh hand-held , so banana , pineapple and pear .	look and usability
-D	572.42	Um it could actually the sleeve could take up a lot of the development and the remote control , we'd just need to get reductionist on it .	look and usability
-D	581.83	They could be interchangeable , they're spongy , that goes back to ergonomic , and the youngsters love 'em , fun for the whole family , everyone can have their own .	look and usability
-D	591.39	So what we're talking about is changing .	look and usability
-D	595.6	this concept .	look and usability
-D	597.0	Everyone has a T_V_ remote , but then we add in the fact that they could each have their own individual fruit .	look and usability
-D	606.38	That's what's hot on the catwalks .	look and usability
-D	608.33	So , this is my This is what I'm thinking .	look and usability
-A	614.05	Hmm .	look and usability
-A	618.01	Uh-huh mm .	user target group
-A	620.61	In most families , don't isn't the remote is a remote .	user target group
-D	625.48	Y yeah , but I think I think what this would allow is perhaps a person in the family who had the most opinion about it we all need a remote , but the person who is really perhaps active in personalising , I'm thinking the teenager , the someone fifteen to thirty five would go out and get this additional thing the same way as you mentioned that people would get the cell phone covers .	user target group
-A	632.98	Mm .	user target group
-C	647.17	So when your dad's sitting there , overriding your decision , going no we're gonna watch this , you can bring out your own remote and be like zap , no we're gonna watch this .	user target group
-D	656.69	Yeah .	user target group
-D	657.21	W and plus I think Uh yeah .	user target group
-A	657.72	Mm .	user target group
-A	659.18	Well actually some households do have three and four T_V_s and they would have a remote for each one , so .	user target group
-D	663.24	Yeah .	user target group
-D	666.23	Yeah .	user target group
-D	666.55	So this is an idea and I I you know , this is exactly what the research has uh has shown .	discussion
-D	673.63	So I really open this up to uh any other feedback .	discussion
-D	677.29	This spongy fruit and veg .	discussion
-B	681.99	Yeah , I I think we're gonna have some trouble when we get down to the component design on this .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	682.31	Thanks .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	686.8	Alright .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	687.35	Yep .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	687.59	Spongy is gonna be difficult , I'm afraid .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	687.78	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	690.47	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	691.1	And as for as for um well budgeting as well , if we're gonna have lots of different interchangeable components .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	701.96	I I just have my ear to the market , guys .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	704.13	Is this to the market ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	705.52	Yeah , I mean basically we can make these things out of wood , titanium , plastic or rubber .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	711.0	I suppose rubber is the closest to spongy , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	712.29	Is spongiest , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	714.86	That would add Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	715.5	I was thinking titanium myself .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	716.78	I was thinking titanium , I was thinking it's just I have been influenced by pictures of iPods , and they're also minimalist and shiny .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	726.16	They are and they they would fulfil the uh first um priority , which is fancy .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	733.79	I think many of us would associate those with fancy .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	737.01	Something else we could do is uh call it something that's fruit and veg oriented .	discussion
-D	745.02	We could call it uh The name .	discussion
-A	747.52	Are we talking about the device itself or the c or a cover for the device that would be an interchangeable cov cover as a separate product ?	discussion
-D	758.36	Well it would be uh a a very simple product that would have a spongy sleeve that would be interchangeable .	discussion
-A	763.84	Perhaps perhaps that desi that particular suggestion needs to go back to management and perhaps go to another group to actually design as a separate product .	discussion
-D	763.95	So That , you know , that might be And then we could keep it titanium .	discussion
-C	764.08	Yeah , but it's kind of pointless , isn't it ?	discussion
-C	773.01	Yeah .	discussion
-C	775.03	Let's delegate .	discussion
-A	777.09	Wo would that be agreeable ?	discussion
-B	778.78	Yeah .	discussion
-B	779.5	W w would it be helpful if um I described the components a bit , because I think it would give you um maybe bring this discussion back to Earth of what we can actually physically do .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	792.56	Yeah , maybe .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	793.82	Or I think possibly it might be more useful if Kate went next .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	794.5	Do you wanna be next or you want Kate to go next ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	800.88	Okay , we'll move the Mm .	industrial designer presentation agenda/equipment issues
-C	802.53	Um You can even have them in different flavours as well .	look and usability agenda/equipment issues
-C	820.93	So that if you just wanna sit there and chew on the remote , it could be like pear flavour , yeah .	look and usability
-D	824.45	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	824.88	Or s or smelly .	look and usability
-D	826.61	Scratchy Uh well I was really thinking a lot about the I_ uh the iMac kind of gel gem tone .	look and usability
-C	827.06	Scratch and sniff .	look and usability
-D	837.73	It's hot on the streets , guys .	look and usability
-B	838.69	Right , well I I I think some of this um you're gonna be a little disappointed with some of the things I have to tell you , but I'm afraid this is the real world .	industrial designer presentation
-B	846.56	So um I've been looking at the the basics of how these devices actually have to work in order to operate , and I've had some discussions with the ma manufacturing division , who have told me what's actually available , you know , what the current state of the art in components is , and some of the exciting new things they've got , but I'm not sure that it's quite what you want um .	industrial designer presentation
-B	871.1	Now this isn't a very good overhead , but this is just to show you , this is the innards of a remote control um .	industrial designer presentation
-B	878.92	I really need a pen or something but uh does my mouse work ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	882.04	No .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	882.81	Um oh yeah , can you see my little mouse pointer ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	885.94	Right .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	886.55	This is this is the a a a remote that's been opened up and that's the the back of the interface .	industrial designer presentation
-A	890.97	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	894.29	And this is a push-button one , so you see these little little buttons here , they're little rubber rubber buttons that go through onto the the board at the back and they push these buttons here .	industrial designer presentation
-B	907.63	Um and we that's the basic construction that we've got to got to accommodate .	industrial designer presentation
-B	914.04	We got to have something that pushes the little buttons that um talk to the chip that encodes the message that sends the the message to the receiver .	industrial designer presentation
-B	925.46	So um I wan I wanna go through not not just addressing the um uh the the points that you made , Sarah , but um doing my presentation in the order I wrote it .	industrial designer presentation
-B	939.61	So first of all um I wanna talk about what possibilities we've got for the energy source .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	944.39	Um we can have your bog standard double double A_ batteries in a replaceable um little compartment .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	952.15	We can have a hand sorry a wind-up , yeah , which I think is quite an interesting concept for a sorry for a remote control , but i it maybe is doesn't quite go with the um the fruit and veg .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	954.47	A wind-up .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	973.67	Um one that one that I think is quite interesting is the kinetic energy source , where um you you actually get the energy by moving the device , which is quite a ni a nice and neat one .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	973.72	Alright .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	977.27	Remember , we only have forty minutes Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	980.03	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	984.71	You have to it means that if it's sitting there for a long time it probably won't work , but you have to sort of throw it between your hands every now and then , it'll work .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	991.06	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	991.22	Or we we had talked about solar power , but I thing that we agreed that that's not so good in the dark .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	995.03	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	999.01	Now I'm afraid this is the options we've got on on the case .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1002.75	It can be made of plastic , rubber , wood o if you like , or titanium .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1010.03	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1011.2	Um and the nearest we've got to st to spongy there I guess is rubber , but um I'm gonna come back to the advantages of titanium , and basically it can have a flat surface , a curved surface or a double curved surface , but I think if we wanna use standard components , we're gonna have difficulty with anything much beyond that .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1017.19	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1033.29	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1034.15	Okay , what does the interface look like ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1036.47	Um well push button , that's that's the one we're all familiar with .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1040.38	Um we can have scroll buttons and the the scroll button can incorporate a push , so you can have it like on a mouse where you can use it to go up and down , change volume or channel or something like that and push to select something .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1044.82	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1055.88	Um you can have multiple scroll buttons , um this is maybe getting a little bit complicated , but um it's it the technology is there .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1064.07	And we can also incorporate an L_C_D_ display in the remote , but this will increase the cost .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1073.22	Um the electronics that actually makes the device work , we've basically got three , simple , regular , advanced , and the price goes up as we choose each of this .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1082.74	If we want the nice cheap one , the simple , then we can only have push buttons .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1087.1	All the other fancy interface designs go out the window , I'm afraid .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1090.74	Um pay a little bit more for a regular chip and you can have scroll buttons .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1096.75	If you want the advanced chip it obviously costs more , but it that's what you need if you want the L_C_D_ display .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1102.97	And the manufacturing devision tell me that they have recently developed um sample sensor sample speaker devices .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1110.49	Now I don't know what that is , but I think they think it's quite important and we might want to incorporate it somewhere .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1118.81	Um ou our real expertise is in push buttons , I have to say , but maybe you think that's old technology .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1124.71	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1126.31	And well I I think we've got two options .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1129.2	We can either go for a really cheap model , keep all of the costs down , um which means a flat plastic case with an ordinary battery and simple push buttons .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1138.79	Or we can have something that looks a bit nicer , I think it , um won't necessarily l uh look like a pineapple , but um that may or may not be a good thing .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1151.59	Sorry .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1155.2	Um but it could have an L_C_D_ screen and it could have multiple scroll buttons , and it could have the the company's new development of the um sample sensor and speaker .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1167.78	So , thank you .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1168.67	That sounds good .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1169.4	Any idea you you mentioned that there would be a cost difference .	project budget
-D	1173.9	Um do you have any idea if if this could if the fancy model could be done in twelve Euros fifty ?	project budget
-B	1183.26	Yeah , I'm afraid I don't have that information available .	project budget
-B	1185.59	Um manufacturing didn't actually give attach any prices to any of this , I'm afraid .	project budget
-A	1191.22	Hmm .	project budget
-D	1192.32	Hmm .	look and usability
-D	1192.72	Because , you know what , I'm being quite serious when I say that that um the things I mentioned are hot .	look and usability
-D	1200.46	But I think the important thing might be to choose one .	look and usability
-D	1205.73	You know , if if what you're telling me is is um some of these things aren't just f aren't feasible , maybe we could something about naming , we could call it , you know , Blackberry .	look and usability
-B	1206.02	Yeah mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	1214.36	That's uh Alright , well let's see then .	look and usability
-C	1214.48	Bear bear in mind it has to be the colours and styles of the company , so what I had been thinking was something chunky and yellow and plastic with black buttons with a logo on it .	look and usability
-B	1227.31	Banana ?	look and usability
-C	1229.36	But um I I don't know how important that is to keep it exactly the colours of the Real Reaction company .	look and usability
-D	1236.37	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1240.04	It's just what I'd understood we'd be doing .	look and usability
-D	1241.86	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1242.32	That's before I heard about all this hot tips about the future , fruit-wise .	look and usability
-D	1246.61	But yeah , I'm trying to streamline mine a little bit .	look and usability
-B	1247.14	We we could we could do um a double curved rubber one , which would allow um say a banana , but um unfortunately I see from my notes that if we do that , we have to have a push button as the interface , we can't do anything fancier .	look and usability
-D	1259.2	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1261.88	Hmm .	look and usability
-C	1262.12	Shall we wait 'til I've 'til I've showed you what well , my extensive presentation on what sort of interfaces are available .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1263.51	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1272.65	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1272.75	Yep .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1275.7	Thank you , Kate .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1277.33	Thank you , Kate .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1279.2	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1280.39	You did seem to include just in more detail what I've got though .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1284.31	So so mine's a bit pointless .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1291.53	Right .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1293.68	F_N_ and F_ eight , did you say ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1296.1	Yes .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1313.98	There we go .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1315.81	I don't have it on mine though .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1320.8	Oh I think um Florence resolved it by F_ eight again .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1324.74	I If you do F_ uh F_N_ F_ eight again , it's it'll I think it yeah , you you will do an Hmm .	look and usability agenda/equipment issues
-A	1326.55	Do it again .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1329.23	Keep doing it until you get it in both you get it there , you get it yours without that one , and then you get it with both .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1345.97	Should I do it again ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1348.47	Maybe .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1348.69	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1354.61	This time it should come up both .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1366.67	Right then .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1367.94	I don't actually have a huge amount of different information then what Kate says , just that my method was to look at the , well , my my inspirations , which was a big collection of lots of different models of remote controls and other things that use a similar sort of thing , including M_P_ three players , uh like you know , hi-fi remotes , not just television and these things .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1372.13	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1384.97	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1395.38	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1397.61	Uh having a think about the feature of ea the features of each ones , um what functions we actually need , and then how to group and arrange these on the actual the actual plastic or rubber hand-held piece .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1414.01	Uh I've been especially interested in the iPod style scroll wheel , which Well , I couldn't find a the picture of the iPod w only linked to a web browser , so I couldn't copy and paste it , but it had a similar thing to this thing on the right .	existing products
-C	1430.37	It has uh scroll wheels without without a display , but they they scroll like a computer mouse .	existing products
-A	1439.79	Hmm .	existing products
-C	1439.98	So I was thinking that uh um a really simple a really simple interface with just a couple of scroll things on it um and then instead of a display the display could appear on the television screen .	look and usability
-C	1456.32	Like I guess an existing Sky or cable one does .	look and usability
-C	1463.08	Like , you know , you press enter and it comes up with what's showing on that channel at the moment , and you can do you can scroll along and it'll show you what's on in the next half hour , and you scroll up and you can see what's on the other channels while you're watching the same channel on the screen .	look and usability
-C	1479.25	Uh but I'm also equally taken with this chunky plastic kiddie remote , um which is really nice and fun and good to hold and nice , big , easy buttons to press , but still quite simple and quite cost effective .	existing products
-D	1486.85	Mm .	existing products
-C	1499.45	So what seems kind of ideal for me would be to just have a fairly simple , uh not fancy but not totally minimalist , I mean just pretty simple plastic , probably , I was thinking , yellow and black , just because that's the company's colours , with very very few buttons , but that would correspond to a screen that would appear on the television screen , like , you know , just small along the bottom instead of instead of having the iPod style display screen on the actual remotes , which is far too expensive .	look and usability
-B	1541.6	Hmm .	look and usability
-C	1541.87	And when you've got a screen sitting there in front of you , you might as well have it appearing uh on the screen in front of you , it doesn't obscure much of the actual picture you're watching .	look and usability
-A	1542.0	Mm .	look and usability
-B	1548.96	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1550.27	And so on that you can , just much in the same way as an existing Sky remote , scroll along , scroll up and down .	look and usability
-B	1560.77	Yeah , I'd I'd certainly support that idea .	look and usability components, materials and energy sources
-C	1561.67	And uh and I definitely support uh the use of plastic and or rubber .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1569.06	I mean titanium would be great , but I think it might be a bit too expensive and too kinda spacey .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1577.63	If we're k trying to keep it colourful and slightly organic , then I think titanium's too futuristic .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1586.45	It's difficult to make fancy shapes in it as well , we can't for example have a double curved case in titanium unfortunately .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1589.38	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1593.36	Whereas a plastic's so cheap and easy and mouldable and everything else .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1600.88	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1601.46	Uh then And it's a little bit pointless as well I think .	interface specialist presentation look and usability
-B	1603.77	And the the having the the the screen on the television screen I think is a good idea , 'cause um otherwise we're we're putting up the price not only for putting building the L_C_D_ in , but for the electronics as well .	look and usability
-D	1617.3	It's a duplication .	look and usability
-C	1617.37	Like when when when you've got when you've got the screen there , it doesn't have to be anything fancy , just a little menu showing yeah , a menu , you go into one menu and then it can have your different options , whether you wanna change the settings or the you know , your information about programme that's on at the moment .	look and usability
-B	1617.39	There is that .	look and usability
-D	1628.85	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	1634.27	I don't think that's to taxing to uh s engineer .	look and usability
-C	1640.97	Um .	look and usability
-C	1642.86	But as for actually arranging them let me go back to the to the picture of the kiddie one .	look and usability
-C	1655.82	And I quite like it , 'cause it's just smooth and hand-held and it's got these easily reachable buttons that quite nicely uh spaced out , so something a bit like that with buttons arranged in a kind of circle .	look and usability
-D	1672.49	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	1672.7	Up , down , left , right .	look and usability
-B	1674.04	Do you want scroll buttons in that as well ?	look and usability
-C	1676.12	I I was thinking not actually scroll , like a like mouse scroll , but you know , a I can't quite d uh describe it .	look and usability
-C	1686.31	you see on the one on the right , down at the bottom , is the mouse .	look and usability
-C	1690.64	Yeah , see where the mouse is , like this s style thing where you c have up , down , left and right .	look and usability
-B	1691.83	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	1697.09	Right .	look and usability
-C	1698.85	And enter in the middle , so you pick your menu and then your different options and when when you click on each one , it you can go into a new menu for that .	look and usability
-C	1709.11	I'm getting a bit uh specific here .	look and usability
-C	1711.87	Really we'd have to use something to show you , but If I don't think I can get it up on the screen .	look and usability interface specialist presentation
-B	1712.6	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1713.15	I think I think that's a g nice clean design , it's playing to our strengths which are in push button technology .	look and usability
-D	1719.46	To uh m make it .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1722.48	Ah here we go .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1723.35	Right .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1723.92	Oh nice .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1725.81	Um Hmm .	existing products
-C	1725.9	Well , the iPod spinning wheel is uh really complicated .	existing products
-A	1731.25	Huh .	existing products
-C	1731.72	It does scroll , but it is hugely complicated .	existing products
-B	1731.98	Yeah .	existing products
-D	1735.36	Mm .	existing products
-C	1735.66	What else have we got ?	existing products
-D	1738.08	Wow .	existing products
-C	1739.15	Them , they're terrible .	existing products
-C	1741.77	But they all have this this feature of this uh It's not quite a scroll wheel , but it's a kind of selection in this circle , which I think is a really good idea .	existing products
-A	1749.62	It's a selection wheel .	existing products
-B	1754.21	But we can implement it with simple push buttons , which is much cheaper .	existing products
-C	1756.63	Yeah , like up , down , left and right .	existing products
-C	1761.03	Which is good .	existing products
-C	1761.44	And then and then Yeah , so I mean either a channel up and down , volume up and down , next appearing programmes up and down , uh and then also when you get into the different menus on the screen , it's got your things like settings and contrast up and down .	existing products
-A	1781.32	Okay .	existing products
-C	1782.12	So all you really need is these four buttons with the enter in the middle .	existing products
-A	1786.99	Okay .	existing products
-C	1788.96	And that's it .	existing products
-B	1792.65	In fact Oh that's really nice .	existing products
-C	1792.99	Look at look at this one .	existing products
-C	1799.68	Almost impossible to misplace or l or lose .	existing products
-D	1803.01	Do you think with um It seems that that uh you guys are quite keen on the plastic , perhaps the something reminiscent of the child's remote .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1803.89	Might take up your whole living room .	existing products
-D	1814.28	Do you think we could put it in a in a fruit colour ?	interface specialist presentation
-D	1819.21	And have it abstract .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1821.02	You know , we could call like a fruit name , but it would be a little more abstract .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1821.63	Possibly .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1822.94	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1822.99	Hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1825.33	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1825.95	That also is possible .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1826.17	We we could actually do it in rubber instead of plastic if you'd rather if you feel if you like the spongy Hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1828.07	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1829.58	I'm just just throwing out ideas .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1829.62	Just Uh just something else I need to bring to your attention is have you have you seen these on a remote ?	interface specialist presentation look and usability
-A	1830.38	Or call it a or call it a banana and have it in yellow .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1834.24	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1834.59	I'm thinking maybe we need to be a little bit more abstract if the design constraints are so Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation look and usability
-A	1839.67	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1840.15	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1846.54	This is actually the volume up and down , but they both say V_ on them , which , when you first look at it , you expect that to be the down , because it looks like a downward pointing arrow , but it's actually the V_ to indicate that it's the volume , so uh we do need to avoid little ambiguities like these .	look and usability
-A	1849.84	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1852.21	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	1857.62	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1859.99	Hmm .	look and usability
-D	1862.15	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	1867.97	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1868.26	Hmm .	look and usability
-D	1869.02	Nice .	look and usability
-D	1870.16	Good point .	look and usability
-C	1871.48	But we wouldn't have a specific volume up and down .	look and usability
-C	1874.49	If we're having the scroll wheel , then it's gonna double up as all the other up and down functions .	look and usability
-A	1881.46	Mm 'kay .	look and usability
-C	1882.12	But then , that's complicated .	look and usability
-A	1884.3	I wanna thank you all for all your presentations .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1887.66	We have about ten minutes left , in which time we have to make some decisions on the remote control concepts .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1895.27	Um and I think you all have been self-stimulating of working together .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1902.73	Um we need to come up with some specifics of the components , um the materials , things like making the decision on the energy um and the case and the interface type things .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1919.8	So let's Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1926.76	Right .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1931.59	They want us to decide what form of energy are we going to use , which the choices that we've discussed were pretty much battery , kinetic or solar .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1948.18	Um this is where Kate's expertise comes in , and our decision making will be a little bit guided by Kate at this point .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1958.6	The You were saying that the kinetic would be useful , that is you just have to move it some and you'd be able to use it um as opposed to a battery that you have to either put it in a recharger or um keep replacing the batteries .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1975.42	Um or solar that you'd have difficulty with it if it's a dark day , that it'll die on you , and no way to do it .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1983.82	That's the day you wanna use the T_V_ .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1985.54	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1986.22	Um so what's our pleasure here , what would be the cost consequences of each of the three ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1994.66	Oh unfortunately I don't have costing information .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1997.57	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1997.81	I i in terms of workability , I I think the the two front-runners are the standard battery or the kinetic , but I'm sorry I don't figures on the difference in cost .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2005.46	Mm 'kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2008.53	What's the uh feelings of the group on the kinetic ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2011.88	I've used kinetic in terms of watches and it's very very uh handy , you don't even notice um that it's there .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2020.29	It sounds great .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2021.08	I've never come across it before , but it sounds fantastic .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2023.81	Sounds like it could be g a really good economical it would make the whole thing a lot lighter , more convenient .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2023.86	It's Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2030.6	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2030.95	It could tie in with the fanciful design as uh , you know , throw the banana , you know , just gotta keep it moving .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2033.59	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2033.62	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2034.87	'Cause it's really a quite attractive thought , isn't it ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2036.82	It's like yeah , a good selling point .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2039.58	So the consensus seems to be use the kinetic if it's at all possible .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2039.65	Be Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2043.62	But it does depend how much I mean how much it costs and how much more development and research it needs .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2045.43	It costs .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2049.89	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2050.21	And and how much you do have to keep it moving , 'cause I'm conscious that watching T_V_ can be quite a sed sedentary activity .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2052.68	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2052.79	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2056.5	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2057.12	But I could market that as a um as a a I was thinking actually a a cost saver down the road , in terms of battery , you know .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2057.46	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2060.04	Do your exercises while you're watching the T_V_ .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2061.2	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2067.28	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2067.43	True , yeah , m more more environmentally friendly .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2069.91	Yeah , that's what I was thinking as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2070.02	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2070.56	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2071.11	You know , kind of the That's exactly what I was thinking .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2072.46	Thanks for the reminder for five minutes to finish , thanks .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2076.1	Um the next thing that they wanted us to do was look at chip on print as a decision .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2092.06	Oh right , okay , I'd that that's something I maybe should have covered .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2095.36	Um chip on print is just a manufacturing technique um and I would certainly recommend it , I think , because I'm not sure I have an alternative .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2100.12	Oh .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2107.51	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2111.08	I i it it's just the way that the the the uh th the way it's ac it's actually built and you you print onto the circuit board like you might print onto paper .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2111.56	What about the ca yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2113.07	Oh , the way we uh-huh .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2119.83	Oh , okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2122.07	Um what about the case ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2125.84	I think they're talking there about do we want wood , plastic , titanium or rubber , and I think we've discussed not having titanium .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2133.17	One , it's too expensive , um and second , it won't do this double um curves .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2140.05	Um we've sort of eliminated wood .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2142.26	We said plastic or rubber .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2143.92	What's the pleasure ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2147.26	Well if if Sarah's keen on a spongy feel , the the rubber that we're talking about is the same as you have in those little stress balls , so it's yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2157.35	I'm sold .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2159.47	What about you ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2160.55	Do you not think it might need like a kind of a hard plastic inner shell with the actual delicate workings inside , and then a kind of spongy Yeah , s thick spongy cover , so it feels like the whole thing's spongy , but actually you're not damaging anything by squeezing it .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2171.78	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2173.57	Kind of like an internal egg .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2174.69	Cover .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2176.1	Uh-huh .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2181.4	Plastic inside .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2183.65	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2185.8	Because I mean you could just get carried away with the with the tac Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2185.99	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2186.83	I'd I'd need to talk to manufacturing again about whether that's actually possible , but I agree , it's uh sounds like a nice idea if it is .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2191.6	Well you do get a bit carried away with things that are tactile , you just wanna stroke them and squeeze them , and Just copy the one on the left .	look and usability components, materials and energy sources
-A	2195.52	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2196.94	And with sports on television .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2197.46	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2200.13	You know .	discussion
-A	2200.73	Um the next part they want is the user interface concept .	discussion
-D	2201.3	I su Then I'll just say I support either from a marketing point of view I support either decision that the designers make on that .	discussion
-B	2201.38	I should I should r Which I think technically is just push button and uh I'd certainly support that that that brings the cost down quite a lot and it's something that we're an ex the company's an expert on .	look and usability discussion
-A	2204.45	I'm sorry to push you , but we only have a couple minutes to finish with .	discussion
-A	2213.77	Okay , and it says interface .	look and usability
-A	2215.61	What type and what supplements ?	look and usability
-C	2224.19	No um a scroll Well , like four buttons , up , down , left and right with enter in the middle , that will correspond to a menu on the screen .	look and usability
-C	2237.06	Yeah , I'd like push buttons with So push buttons No , it's still it's still plugged in on mine actually .	look and usability agenda/equipment issues closing
-A	2248.19	Okay , um that's that .	closing
-A	2254.05	Um this is gonna sound weird , but the next meeting starts in thirty minutes .	closing
-A	2259.84	Whew .	closing
-A	2260.92	And they actually want a look and feel design , user interface design , you can look and see this as well as I can .	closing
-A	2268.06	Marketing they want product evaluation .	closing
-D	2269.79	No we can't , actually .	closing
-A	2270.91	Oh .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2272.26	Oh my , I'm sorry .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	2274.88	That's why I was looking over your shoulder Mm .	agenda/equipment issues closing
-A	2276.34	Oh , okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2278.82	Sorry about that .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2279.8	missed that one .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2286.43	This ought to be fun trying to get this thing to work .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2290.26	Ah , ta-da .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	2293.02	Now it's gone again .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2295.39	Ah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	2301.2	You know , I think the the company's s next project should to design a better overhead device that switches immediately .	discussion
-A	2306.04	Yes , because I can't even see mine .	discussion
-A	2309.62	Next meeting starts in thirty minutes , these are the individual actions .	closing
-C	2311.31	Oh yes .	closing
-A	2314.29	Yeah , right .	closing
-A	2315.46	Um the look and feel design is for Kate , uh Steph gets the user interface design , you get product evaluation .	closing
-A	2327.96	Um the two of you get to play with a Pla modelling clay um to do a prototype .	closing
-C	2332.48	Great .	closing
-A	2334.96	Uh and everybody gets individual instructions in the usual way .	closing
-D	2339.93	Sounds good .	closing
-A	2341.39	Anything else we need to do ?	closing
-C	2343.65	I don't think so .	closing
-A	2344.7	Go to it .	closing
-C	2349.03	Play-Doh .	closing
-A	2349.55	And that's the end of this meeting .	closing
-A	2352.2	That's for her benefit .	closing
-D	2354.37	That's really all I got , guys .	closing

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-A	18.55	Um almost , there's one more thing I have to get out of the I have to make sure that this attachment will open .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	28.92	I keep forgetting whether I've done this .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	31.89	Ah-ha .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	36.25	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	38.69	We'll open that when the time is right .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	42.34	In the meantime Closing things down , okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	59.52	Let's see what this thing does .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	62.7	Does it come up together or disappear one of them or what ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	67.16	Ah , we came up together , we're good .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	84.36	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	87.01	Are we ready to start ?	opening
-A	90.22	Okay .	opening
-A	90.83	It's now quarter of four .	opening
-A	93.44	This is a f another forty minute one so it will end at four twenty five .	opening
-A	103.93	Okay .	opening
-A	112.09	Right .	opening
-A	112.76	Our agenda is , as before , for me to open the meeting , for us to go over the previous minutes , then for the two of you to present your prototype and for you to g um Sarah present the evaluation criteria .	opening
-A	127.3	We then have a finance aspect , which is a spreadsheet , an Excel spreadsheet .	opening
-A	134.17	And I know what you're all thinking of , oh my , um because we're only given a forty minute time period to get it all in , including the production evaluation .	opening
-A	144.52	So we're going to make a very fast track .	opening
-A	148.2	Okay .	opening
-A	150.49	Um and as you can see that's what we do next on this thing .	opening
-A	157.13	So the first thing I have to do is close this so that I can get to Where is it ?	agenda/equipment issues opening
-D	171.9	Red .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	173.7	I need to open mine .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	179.26	Not the agenda .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	182.54	Agenda three .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	183.9	No that th I want the minutes from the previous minutes .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	186.63	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	188.62	That should be there , minutes .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	189.99	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	191.21	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	192.62	Uh from meeting three , is it alright with you if I don't switch it to show , just use it as is ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	201.36	'Cause this way I can more easily flip it .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	204.6	Okay , um obviously all of us were here for the last meeting , we reviewed the previous minutes before that , um each of you made your presentations .	opening
-A	218.54	Um we discussed the various possibilities based on what was presented in those presentations .	opening
-A	225.86	The market trend of fruit and veg , mm spongy , uh fancy and elegant more than technologically innovative and that more than easy .	opening
-A	237.6	Um we decided chip on print would be used .	opening
-A	242.29	Um we would use plastic with a rubber casing , I think was the consensus , powered by kinetic energy .	opening
-A	250.77	There was no decision made on the curvatures or double curvature or straight .	opening
-A	256.27	Um perhaps the prototype will give us an inkling of that .	opening
-A	260.95	Um looking like a scroll , but it's really a push button technology , excuse my spelling um that was actually in use , that is uh behind the scenes is push button which we uh according to Kate have a very good uh grasp on doing that in production .	opening
-A	281.98	Um we decided that separate fashionable covers covering your fruit and veg might be a separate product that could be suggested to management .	opening
-A	291.9	Um and as suggested um yellow with black buttons with the company logo , a slogan and image might be a good idea based on the requirements that have been provided to us .	opening
-A	306.4	Um we did have a few production issues and coordination of the various bits and we had some conflict of ideas and cost constraints and we ran out of time .	opening
-A	322.62	Um we had to follow that up and prepare for the last one .	opening
-A	327.4	And uh we closed as it ran out of time .	opening
-A	331.14	Is that a fair presentation of what happened ?	opening
-C	332.9	Yes .	opening
-B	333.3	Yep .	opening
-A	336.33	Okay , back to this meeting .	opening
-A	340.78	Um we're down to the prototype presentation .	opening
-B	344.23	Ta-da .	opening
-C	345.2	Alright .	opening
-A	345.72	Over to you .	opening
-B	346.24	Right .	opening
-C	347.52	Well .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	350.59	Ooh , two .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	352.3	Yeah , well you see , each made one , we didn't have enough yellow dough .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	355.3	Ah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	356.15	This is the one that I made .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	359.84	Uh-huh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	360.66	It is uh curved , easy to hold , hand-held , nice and small with big easy buttons .	look and usability
-C	368.3	This is like a scroll , but they are push buttons and they enter takes you into the different menus .	look and usability
-C	375.06	Of course we need someone who's experienced with the television .	look and usability
-C	381.17	I mean this is the infrared thing that's gonna zap at the television .	look and usability
-C	384.94	Uh I'm not quite sure how to make that , but I'm sure it will work .	look and usability
-C	389.29	Uh this is on off switch , 'cause I think we do need that , and I think it gives it a nice balance .	look and usability
-C	395.47	And it's gonna have the logo imprinted on it uh in there .	look and usability
-A	395.72	'Kay .	look and usability
-A	399.51	Okay .	look and usability
-C	400.8	Um as for what it's actually made of well the function of these buttons is up , down , left and right in the different menus .	look and usability
-A	410.16	Okay .	look and usability
-C	411.22	Uh position , I presume that just means right right on it , easy to see .	look and usability
-C	418.04	The main feature of it is just a simple design , simple , lack of uh buttons all over the place .	look and usability
-C	425.97	Right ?	look and usability
-C	427.01	Form curved , kind of smooth , hand-held , makes it feel nice to hold .	look and usability
-C	437.52	Uh material , I think Kate's gonna tackle that quite a bit , but I think we have two different options , because we did make a another one , which wa uh is in the shape of banana , it's just if you can imagine this as yellow with black buttons , like just like this but in the shape of a banana , which is also nice and easy to hold and feels good and has a similar sort of scroll push button technology , just a slightly different design .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	452.66	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	453.96	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	467.24	Also with on off switch and infrared uh I had envisioned it in hard smooth plastic .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	478.76	So like uh well , I dunno , what's it like ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	484.24	I guess like an existing remote control , but molded and smooth .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	489.38	Whereas otherwise we'd thought , like with this one or mix and match , just we were gonna see what you thought , the uh a more spongy rubber cover with spongy buttons .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	500.31	So we have the two options we can follow , either the smooth hard plastic or the spongy rubber , depending on cost restraints .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	507.06	And what we well , what conclusion we reach when we discuss it .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	513.32	Uh material yeah , that's what I have to say about material .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	516.64	Can I scroll down on there and see what else Well colour , I think I definitely have a preference towards bright yellow with black buttons , because that's the company colours , but if anybody's got any other suggestions , I'm quite willing to consider them as well .	look and usability presentation of prototype(s)
-B	517.65	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	537.3	So , it just depends what you think about these ideas and if I'm yeah , maybe , Kate , you better say what you think about them .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	545.99	Um well I don't have very much to add .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	547.54	Um the the case oops , that's the uh on off button just come off our prototype .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	552.83	The the case can be either um spongy rubber or hard plastic .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	558.53	We're not absolutely sure about a combination of the two , but it can be either of those .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	561.88	We have the technology to do that .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	563.96	Um and as for the the actual components um , uh Steph just said this is a quite a cheap device to manufacture .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	574.85	We have simple rubber push buttons um which provide all the functionality we need .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	579.23	Um the um the diode that actually does the um infrared is at the end , it's the stalk of the banana , or it's just the thing at the end of this version .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	592.33	Um so that's for material .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	596.24	Colour , well uh Steph's the expert on colour .	look and usability
-B	599.34	Um we we don't have any particular restrictions on that .	look and usability
-B	605.17	Yeah , I think that's all we've got to say really .	look and usability
-C	605.82	I thin as for as for the fruit or organic theme , I guess this one is obviously fruit shaped .	look and usability
-C	614.11	This one has n banana , yeah .	look and usability
-B	614.57	A banana .	look and usability
-C	616.79	This one has no obvious connections to fruit , but because it's round and molded , it kinda makes you think sort of organic , touchy-feely , kiddie , it's more like yeah , you'd expect it to be like a child's sorta toy remote control instead of a real one , which I quite like that sort of image .	look and usability
-C	638.27	'Cause it's very big and chunky and child-friendly and Hold them , you see , you know .	look and usability
-B	642.71	Would you care to examine the prototypes , see how they feel in the hand ?	look and usability
-C	646.64	Curvature , is it to your liking ?	look and usability
-A	652.2	Oh I see , the on-off's in the back .	look and usability
-B	654.44	Yes , that's so that your index finger automatically goes straight to it .	look and usability
-C	659.54	If you don't wanna tire out your thumbs after all .	look and usability
-A	660.45	And then you can use your thumb .	look and usability
-B	662.03	And it was partly we thought the design looked better , but it could be moved if if marketing feel it's important to have the on off button in a different place .	look and usability
-C	663.8	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	670.09	I could see this thing , unless it's reinforced , having a problem with the you know yeah .	look and usability
-C	675.34	Breaking , oh right .	look and usability
-C	676.97	Well you see , that's why hard plastic would be quite a good thing for it , because then it'd just be rigid .	look and usability
-D	687.04	I like the fact that on both of them the keys play such a prominent role .	look and usability
-A	691.38	Hmm .	look and usability
-D	692.97	It's really kind of a Mm-hmm mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	693.01	Yeah , we really like we really like that design , I mean it looks just like a logo , that arrangement of the keys .	look and usability
-C	699.25	Like a c like a compass point , you know , just up , down , left and right , and we think we could make that quite a good feature .	look and usability
-C	704.98	And it's like the the iPod scroll wheel , but better .	look and usability
-D	707.94	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	708.77	But it's also like texting , you don't Yeah .	look and usability
-C	710.7	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	711.13	Yeah , yeah , I mean it that's what it makes me think of , mobile phones , I was try I was thinking , moving your thumb like this , what does that remind me of ?	look and usability
-B	711.61	Hmm .	look and usability
-B	718.71	And it's a very simple design , there's not a lot to wrong , the components are cheap to make .	look and usability
-C	718.97	It's texting .	look and usability
-D	722.6	It's also in terms of um being lost it's it's quite it looks quite different .	look and usability
-C	728.73	Hmm .	look and usability
-D	728.92	You know , I I d I have several four remotes , and they all look the same until you get up close and you have to you know , this is really identifiable .	look and usability
-C	735.75	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	738.39	I mean the thing is we do need to develop our technology of I mean actually how to program the menus and what sort of , you know , text box is gonna appear at the bottom of the screen , but we do definitely think that it's a viable option .	look and usability
-D	744.79	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	750.01	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	754.61	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	756.31	The next item is evaluation .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	761.21	No , okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	762.44	Uh if that's if you're finished .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	762.72	Um shall I take your uh power ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	763.52	Uh yeah , we're finished .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	763.8	Mm-hmm .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	767.19	Oh sorry .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	784.79	Oh .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	788.13	Try again .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	806.92	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	808.75	This is going to be a heavily interactive evaluation , and the method here is to evaluate the new remote control in terms of the user requirements and the hot trends introduced by the marketing department .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	821.48	So , this means we're going to go over the priorities that were raised by uh the consumers a as well as incorporate all of our insight into this uh evaluation exercise .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	832.56	So I'm going to go and use the whiteboard , and I've made a list of criteria to look at , and so I'm gonna I'm gonna leave this up as the last thing , but for the evaluation it's going to be one is true and seven is false , going over these different criteria , so one true seven false and I'm gonna now use the um the board .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	880.54	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	881.98	So um fancy , technologically innovative , easy to use , trendy , buttons , excess buttons , good buttons , ugly , sellable , and other .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	916.51	And in fact I hope that uh you all introduce some additional terms , because these are things that um have been brought up , some of them seem rather close , like they overlap .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	925.84	Yeah , what about price , is that gonna go on there as well ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	928.63	Mm , yeah , price .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	929.21	Price of materials .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	929.22	Hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	931.45	We'll put price up at the top .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	932.45	Not that we actually know anything about it , but we can we can pretend .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	937.58	Well we will soon , unfortunately .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	940.13	Um Okay , so Did you say ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	944.33	Come on .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	949.45	No , .	look and usability evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	950.31	Uh okay , so wha how do we feel in terms of is this fancy ?	look and usability
-C	958.56	It depends what what you mean by fancy really , 'cause when I think of fancy , I think of it's got lots of extra sort of fripperies and , you know , like baroque curliness and which I'd call these quite uh minimalist , simple and plain , but I mean I do see what it is heavily reliant on appearance instead of pure functionality , so in that respect it is quite fancy .	look and usability
-D	970.41	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	973.64	Yes , a plain , simple , clean design .	look and usability
-D	982.54	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	984.77	I yeah , so in that respect I think we'll go with that respect .	look and usability
-C	988.13	I think just maybe we need a different word other than fancy , I'd say maybe aesthetic .	look and usability
-D	990.47	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	992.29	Well we have got s trendy further down , but Elegant , I don't know if I'd call them elegant .	look and usability
-A	993.07	Elegant .	look and usability
-A	994.91	Elegant .	look and usability
-D	995.82	Elegant .	look and usability
-D	998.37	Yeah , no these aren't the exact terms that the um Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1000.8	like stylish or aesthetic .	look and usability
-B	1003.09	Stylish , yeah .	look and usability
-D	1004.71	Elegant .	look and usability
-D	1005.38	We're gon let's use elegant , although the the the people , the word on the street is is Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1011.1	Fancy .	look and usability
-D	1014.36	N that um yeah uh the uh is fancy .	look and usability
-C	1017.64	Did you just break the pen ?	look and usability
-D	1021.89	So let's let's take it to the next level .	look and usability
-C	1023.2	Well d we'll just call it fancy then .	look and usability
-D	1025.09	Well okay , so in terms of elegant , fancy .	look and usability
-D	1029.6	we'll call it E_F_ um , do we do we think that perhaps and maybe we should say the yellow ?	look and usability
-D	1036.54	Should we go with the yellow in terms of I think that's a really superior they're both Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1040.97	Yeah , I think we n we need to they're both yellow with black buttons , it's just that we didn't have any more dough to represent uh that , but if you can just imagine banana shape with these bits as black .	look and usability
-A	1047.28	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1049.59	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1051.15	So what we re really need to decide is whether we want the actual banana shape or just a a purely blob or some sort of abstraction in between the two that isn't that is more curved , like a banana , but that isn't actually recognisable as a banana , you know , with the grooves and the stalk and stuff , so .	look and usability
-D	1060.51	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1067.85	As a banana .	look and usability
-D	1070.45	I think that many of us are abstract enough to look at the yellow one and say we'll call it the banana .	look and usability
-A	1075.36	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1076.38	And of the two I really like I m I like the banana , but I I do like the chunk .	look and usability
-A	1079.96	The chunk .	look and usability
-C	1083.44	So that's maybe not something we have to decide just right now , is it .	look and usability
-D	1085.88	No , but I mean in terms we have to evaluate one of them .	look and usability
-C	1086.46	Just somewhere a long the scale of in between these two .	look and usability
-D	1091.38	Unless do you guys wanna evaluate both ?	look and usability
-A	1092.15	I think between the two , somewhere between the two is true .	look and usability
-B	1094.9	Yeah , I'd I d I don't think that's what we're aiming at with this concept .	look and usability components, materials and energy sources
-A	1097.48	It's more true than false , about a two .	look and usability
-D	1098.32	Okay .	look and usability
-D	1099.99	So we say true .	look and usability
-D	1101.57	Um technologically innovative .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1109.32	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1109.92	I think we're using simple components that are gonna be robust but not particularly innovative .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1110.06	So we'll say we'll say uh false .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1115.35	Easy to use .	look and usability
-B	1116.53	Very .	look and usability
-C	1117.06	Yes .	look and usability
-D	1119.51	One , is that inappropriate ?	look and usability
-A	1120.35	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	1120.81	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1121.11	Okay .	look and usability
-D	1122.09	Oh , pardon me .	look and usability
-D	1123.21	Um trendy , s and I say specifically spongy fruity .	look and usability
-A	1126.2	Trendy .	look and usability
-C	1126.92	Oh yes .	look and usability
-A	1130.46	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	1132.26	Well , maybe only a two or a three then , 'cause it's no we still haven't decided about specific sponginess or specific Yeah , I don't really think that's gonna work , but No .	look and usability
-B	1137.88	We have the worry about how robust it will be if it's it's curved as a banana but spongy .	look and usability
-A	1143.32	Hmm .	look and usability
-B	1143.35	I think yeah .	look and usability
-D	1143.65	Okay .	look and usability
-D	1146.23	Okay , so two ?	look and usability
-B	1147.38	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1148.44	Um are there excess buttons ?	look and usability
-A	1150.12	Excess buttons .	look and usability
-B	1151.53	No .	look and usability
-A	1152.0	No .	look and usability
-B	1156.71	So that's false .	look and usability
-D	1157.86	That is false .	look and usability
-D	1158.59	Um good , well designed buttons , intuitive buttons .	look and usability
-A	1163.08	Better , more intuitive buttons , yes .	look and usability
-D	1165.4	True .	look and usability
-D	1167.7	Ugly .	look and usability
-C	1168.34	No .	look and usability
-B	1168.71	No .	look and usability
-A	1169.42	No .	look and usability
-D	1170.8	People don't respond well to ugly .	look and usability
-D	1173.05	Sellable , uh quirky , you know , something people like oh , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1177.46	Yeah , I think they're different , aren't they ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1178.2	Well it is quite it is quite quirky I think .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1179.63	I like it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1180.32	Yeah , I do too .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1181.08	It could be quite a good brand , like a good little object .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1184.41	Oh yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1186.44	And I was I was thinking of other things um in terms of uh could we say it's cost saving ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1194.69	With the Yeah , with the energy .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1195.32	Oh , we also need tho think about the energy .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1196.83	Is it the kinetic energy ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1198.44	If it's it is gonna be environmentally friendly with the kinetic energy .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1198.53	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1199.61	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1200.1	It is going to be kinetic ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1201.84	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1202.4	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1202.6	Yeah , we'll c we'll say it's a cost saving enviro .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1207.09	Uh so yes .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1208.66	Yeah , but we haven't completely developed that side of it yet , so we're not completely sure about that , but yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1213.9	Well you're still in the Play-Doh stage .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1217.34	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1217.82	Anything else ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1219.34	Including price , do you have any idea about price or other features ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1223.89	Well I think our instinct is that it should be pretty cheap to develop .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1226.54	We haven't got a lot of expensive components in there .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1226.8	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1227.04	Yes , the instinct says true .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1229.43	So true one or should I go to two or three ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1232.69	I'd put it at one I think , but I dunno , what do you Yeah , true , it might be the yeah , yeah , true .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1234.03	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1234.4	I would say maybe a two , 'cause we still we need to uh get somebody in who is good with the programming for the menus and things .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1242.17	I mean it's not just like I mean it's not like ev you know , on a normal chunky remote every button res I mean means something different , whereas this one has only got the four buttons and they all they mean everything , depending on what menu you're in .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1242.71	Yeah , that's not a cheap thing to get .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1246.39	True .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1256.29	Hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1257.48	Yeah , that's a good point .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1257.69	uh we need somebody to develop that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1261.51	Um other ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1264.25	Anything else you guys can thing of ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1269.87	And I'm gonna actually change a couple of these so then I'm gonna instead of ugly I'm gonna say it's attractive and then make that true , so that 'cause I have to do an average .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1277.68	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1279.24	Right .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1279.66	And then um excess buttons .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1282.65	Just putting no excess buttons .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1284.08	Exactly .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1287.36	Wow we're doing really well .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1290.5	Yeah , be you know , so it doesn't ruin the polarity .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1292.37	As for see if we're technologically innovative , I'd say it is quite innovative , because there aren't really many that have this menu idea instead of all the extra buttons .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1300.25	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1303.14	I mean I know we're not doing anything involving internet or speech recognition but but we are at the upper end of the push button market .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1308.43	Or L_C_D_ .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1313.07	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1314.28	Well if you g uh let me know if if any of these um if you if you all can think of any other um thing to change here if you th if you think I should change the innovative or add other features .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1328.67	If not I'll average those .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1333.18	I think we're good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1334.37	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1338.78	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1345.59	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1346.36	So Um okay , how about if I uh pass this back to you and I'll uh figure out the average here .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1346.4	We're a little over halfway through the meeting and the next big thing is the finance .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1358.06	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1364.81	Yep .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1368.22	Right .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1375.8	Thank you for everyone's help with that .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1380.96	Right .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1383.86	And as you can see it says the same thing , it had not lost itself , thank Goodness .	costing
-A	1392.63	And we're going to raise what's called a sp a spreadsheet that they provided to me .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1399.44	Um and it says fill in the number of components you plan to use in your device .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1412.18	Hand dynamo , battery , kinetic , solar cells .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1418.31	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1418.44	Well , just kinetic then , .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1420.77	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1421.45	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1423.05	Um what's a hand dynamo ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1428.23	That was the crank , wind-up crank on the side .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1428.53	It's the wind-up .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1429.49	Oh shoot , forget that .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1433.04	Kinetic is um and how many of those will we need per we only need one .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1438.53	Just one .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1442.51	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1443.94	Electronic simple chip on print , and we'll need one of those .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1448.93	Uh uh yeah , I think we can do it all with simple Just checking that .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1471.04	Yeah , simple , 'cause we've just got push buttons , so we can do it all with simple which is the ch should be the cheapest .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1475.94	Okay , and we only need one of those .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1477.45	Yep .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1478.46	Okay , the case will be uncurved and flat or a single curve or a double curve .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1484.12	It looks like it single curve , 'cause of th the chunkiness .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1488.57	It's that's uh uh one .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1488.87	Yeah , that that one is single curve , isn't it ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1490.97	Um do we have I I think you it means you reverse the curve .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1492.12	What does double curved mean , I don't understand .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1492.26	And that's uh that's the the one that goes like this .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1496.71	Oh no , we don't need that .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1496.76	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1497.85	No .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1497.88	Yeah , I do I don't think we need that for either of them , you can do a banana in single curve , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1498.06	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1499.94	Single-curved , I'd say .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1500.39	No , single curve .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1506.45	Okay , case material supplements .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1509.3	Plastic , wood , rubber , titanium , special colour .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1509.4	I I just wanna say plastic .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1513.9	We had the special colour .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1517.11	And did we say plastic ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1520.1	Yeah , can we do some what ifs , 'cause it may I mean I I still quite like the idea of combining plastic and rubber myself , but it depends on the cost , I guess .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1522.29	One , two , three , four , five , six .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1522.61	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1528.36	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1529.36	We'll come back , if we can , to the rubber being added at the moment , that's where we are .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1537.19	Interface button push button interface .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1538.88	It's just button .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1540.63	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1541.11	That's what we're using , isn't it ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1541.12	Yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1542.76	Yep .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1542.77	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1543.29	Do we need to say how many buttons , or or d is it just one ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1546.08	Whoops , don't want that , not yet .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1549.52	Um No , it just says push button interface .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1556.33	Button supplements , they'll be in a special colour of black .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1556.51	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1562.33	And the buttons Wha what is the buttons made of , rubber ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1567.3	Uh they'll be rubber , yep .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1569.54	So we need one of them .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1573.11	And are they any special form ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1576.48	Well yeah , like the compass point one .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1581.69	Actually , does tha does special material mean that plastic is not a special material ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1586.03	'Cause I think they can be plastic .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1598.99	'Cause the rate we're going we can put the rubber on top .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1600.92	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1601.45	They could be plastic , we don't have to have rubber buttons , because we haven't got a double curved case .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1605.52	Oh .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1609.09	Yeah , they could be plastic .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1611.91	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1613.73	Um let's put that rubber in then , of the case material supplement .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1622.4	It's just one , isn't it ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1624.16	Uh we only need one of them .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1629.03	Um and the total cost has been calculated as nine Pounds twenty out of the twelve and a half we were allowed .	costing
-B	1637.65	What , we're in .	costing
-D	1638.79	Yeah .	costing
-A	1639.89	We're in .	costing
-A	1642.81	That's us .	costing
-B	1644.15	More profit .	costing
-C	1645.4	Great .	costing
-A	1646.77	Okay , I'm going to save this into our desktop , project documents .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1658.71	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1660.94	As our project document bit .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1662.55	Do you do you need to double click on that to open it ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1665.24	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1670.09	There we are .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1673.59	That's the only Excel document that will be in there , so it's there for all of us .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1680.36	Okay , so , are they under twelve fifty ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1683.81	Yes , go to the project evaluation , next slide .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1684.21	Yes .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1687.62	Right .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1689.21	Um the project process , satisfaction with , for example , the room for creativity .	evaluation of project process
-A	1696.77	Yeah , leadership , teamwork , means , of having whiteboard , the digital pens and all that kind of good things .	evaluation of project process
-D	1699.82	Sure .	evaluation of project process
-C	1699.86	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1701.36	Yes .	evaluation of project process
-C	1706.77	And Play-Doh .	evaluation of project process
-A	1708.38	Uh-huh .	evaluation of project process
-D	1708.4	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1708.75	Yeah , yeah , the Play-Doh was best , I thought .	evaluation of project process
-C	1711.49	Yeah well , 'cause I mean it's so hard to describe what you mean just with words and pointing at photographs and saying , well we quite want this , but imagine it rounder .	evaluation of project process
-C	1720.48	So much better just to go and , you know , this is it , this is what we want .	evaluation of project process
-B	1725.26	Yep .	evaluation of project process
-A	1734.08	Okay .	evaluation of project process
-A	1737.03	So , we went over all those things and we're satisfied with all the above .	evaluation of project process
-D	1742.75	Yep .	evaluation of project process
-A	1748.2	Um did we find any new ideas ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1751.8	I think with the marketing element of uh fruit shaped I I mean I that really opened my eyes .	evaluation of project process
-C	1760.16	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1761.43	Spongy .	evaluation of project process
-D	1765.11	I I only speak for myself though .	evaluation of project process
-C	1768.77	And I'd never heard of the kinetic energy before , so .	evaluation of project process
-B	1772.2	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1772.88	Good work as a design team , because we Oh yes .	evaluation of project process
-B	1774.49	Yeah , I think we're a good team actually .	evaluation of project process
-B	1780.45	I'm not sure all the wires are really great though .	evaluation of project process
-A	1787.89	So we actually worked well as a group .	evaluation of project process
-B	1792.5	I thought so .	evaluation of project process
-A	1794.0	Right .	evaluation of project process
-A	1794.61	Are the costs within the budget ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1796.64	Yes .	evaluation of project process
-D	1796.97	Yes .	evaluation of project process
-B	1797.27	Yes .	evaluation of project process
-A	1797.54	Is the project evaluated ?	evaluation of project process
-C	1799.12	Yes .	evaluation of project process
-A	1799.13	Yes .	evaluation of project process
-B	1799.48	Yes .	evaluation of project process
-D	1799.65	I can give you a number , um it's uh the average evaluation score is one point eight eight , so it means w you know , I can I can spell it out .	evaluation of project process
-B	1800.12	Oh hang on , we haven't heard .	evaluation of project process
-A	1801.77	Uh-huh .	evaluation of project process
-D	1809.67	There were six true or ones , four um pardon me , two s almost true or close to true , so that was four points , and then uh one false , seven points , so seventeen divided by nine we're between one and two .	evaluation of project process
-D	1828.96	I would say that's ex excellent in terms of uh ho how much we adhere to the ideals of the uh market place .	evaluation of project process
-C	1836.26	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1837.0	And the the only false one is because we've chosen to keep a simple old technology , which if it works perfectly well I see no point in improving on if it works , so .	evaluation of project process
-D	1840.9	To maintain old technology , exactly .	evaluation of project process
-B	1844.16	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-D	1848.71	Yeah , yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1849.79	Absolutely , and it's kept us within budget .	evaluation of project process
-D	1851.98	Yes .	evaluation of project process
-C	1852.04	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1852.59	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-C	1852.66	So we do count as I think excellent or one .	evaluation of project process
-A	1855.7	Alright .	closing
-A	1857.33	And we've therefore we have to do the final questionnaire and do the meeting summary , I have a final report to present , um and then we're done .	closing
-D	1868.32	Okay .	closing
-A	1869.67	We done good , and we're finished in time .	closing
-C	1870.12	Bring on the ice sculptures .	closing
-D	1872.64	Nice .	closing
-B	1874.01	And then we get the product launch party .	discussion
-D	1874.28	So we might have to wait .	discussion
-C	1876.32	Yeah .	discussion
-B	1876.81	Product launch party ?	discussion
-D	1878.32	Yeah .	discussion
-C	1878.42	That's what I said , ice sculptures .	discussion
-B	1880.5	Absolutely .	discussion
-D	1882.21	Um I one thing I want to do is oh , I think the meeting's done .	discussion
-C	1885.57	Is that the end of the meeting ?	discussion
-A	1885.84	I believe that is the end of our meeting .	discussion
-D	1887.93	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1888.03	Thank you , Melissa .	discussion
-D	1889.72	Um one thing I wa I wanna do is save everything in the right files , because I don't think everything is saved .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1896.37	The right files .	agenda/equipment issues

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-A	62.51	Alright , that did nothing .	opening
-A	63.43	Okay .	opening
-A	64.63	Welcome to the meeting everyone .	opening
-A	67.89	Just gonna attempt to make this into a slide show .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	83.27	Sorry guys .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	84.83	You may have to do the function F_ eight thing .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	86.81	I did .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	87.42	Oh , okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	87.68	Twice .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	93.57	This'll just take a moment .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	94.66	Okay okay Okay .	agenda/equipment issues opening
-A	102.17	Or it won't .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	123.12	Okay we'll have to deal with it like this then .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	126.43	Alright .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	127.23	Um .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	128.05	This is the first meeting uh for developing our , our new product .	opening
-A	135.79	I'm Heather , I'm your Project Manager .	opening
-B	137.98	Hello .	opening
-A	139.08	Okay .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	139.95	So um .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	141.67	So that was the opening .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	142.99	The first thing we'll do is get acquainted with one another .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	146.51	If everyone could go around and explain their role and um , and their name .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	152.51	Okay .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	152.85	My name's Poppy .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	153.76	I'm the Industrial Designer for this project .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	156.66	Um , I'm going to be responsible for the functional design phase .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	160.81	Also the conceptual design and the detailed design for the final product .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	166.65	Nice to meet you Poppy .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	167.55	Okay .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	169.44	My name's Tara and I'm the User Interface Designer .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	173.41	I will also be responsible for the functional design phase , the conceptual design phase and the detailed design phase of the user interface design .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	185.01	Alright .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	185.73	Hi , I'm Genevieve .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	186.52	I'm the Marketing Expert .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	188.81	I'm an expert at marketing .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	190.22	Um , I'll be telling you guys about the user requirement specifications for our new product .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	194.78	Um , I'll be doing some trend-watching in the conceptual design , and product evaluation for the design phase .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	203.11	Alright I'm Heather and I've I said I'm your Project Manager , um Well you can pretty much read what it is that I'm doing .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	212.48	But um um Yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	220.66	And uh tool training is one thing that we're going to be doing today , um um as well as planning the project , how we're going to , uh , create this product , and , um , discuss , um , our aims and objects of this , uh Which brings us to our next subject , is , um , um , as a team we're going to be designing and creating a new kind of remote control .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	249.36	Um , we want this to be a marketable product that can be trendy , um , a completely new style , so that , um , can really appeal to a , to a generation that doesn't want a simple plain kind of , uh , channel-changer .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	268.73	And , um , it needs to be user-friendly for , um , maybe , for an example , for people that , um , can't see the numbers as well , or , um , perhaps an ergonomic design .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	280.91	Okay .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	283.04	So this is a television remote control ?	project specs and roles of participants
-A	285.62	Yes , it's a television remote control .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	285.85	Yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	290.89	Right .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	292.27	I believe I should be taking minutes on this right now .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	296.93	So , alright .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	298.35	Okay .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	302.95	Um , yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	309.07	Um , the way that we're going to go about this is , um , we'll have a time where we can , um come up with new ideas alone , and , and work on the project and then , um , after we've brainstormed and , and thought about , we can come together in a meeting and , and discuss what , what um , what kind of functional design we want to use .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	332.97	Same with conceptual design and detailed design .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	336.92	So , um , making sure that it , it's usable , that as a , um and that it's , it's feasible to create , and uh , to come up with a concept of it want , what we want it to look like .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	352.73	Um , tool training .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	354.76	Is , is everyone , um Okay .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	357.47	Yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	357.92	Got those notes .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	358.02	Yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	358.57	Thank you .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	358.81	Great .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	359.6	Great .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	360.7	Um One thing that , uh , we're going to do is become more acquainted with the , the tools that we have access to for our project .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	371.38	Um , one of them is our whiteboard .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	373.94	And , um , as a sort of team-building moment , um , I , I'd like us to , um , try out the whiteboard by expressing our favourite animal and the charac characteristics of that animal .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	388.15	Um , why that , why that should be your favourite animal .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	392.34	So , um , I , I'm assuming that we should do that now .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	396.62	Okay .	drawing exercise
-A	398.02	'Kay .	drawing exercise
-A	399.57	With our microphones still attached to our bodies .	drawing exercise
-B	401.2	Okay .	drawing exercise
-C	401.39	Gosh .	drawing exercise
-A	401.64	Okay .	drawing exercise
-A	412.91	'Kay , what's my favourite animal ?	drawing exercise
-A	417.4	Do come up .	drawing exercise
-B	418.3	Oh , to go first .	drawing exercise
-B	420.69	Oh , are we all doing it individually ?	drawing exercise
-A	421.24	This is a team-building time where , um , , okay cool , um My favourite animal , which changes all the time , okay , right now it is an elk .	drawing exercise
-B	423.42	Okay , let's stand up and support you Okay .	drawing exercise
-C	426.89	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-C	439.18	An elk ?	drawing exercise
-A	440.59	alright , so And it goes like Yeah it's got like big antlers , yeah .	drawing exercise
-C	440.62	A vicious We have sheep .	drawing exercise
-A	460.32	Looks kinda like , like it has holly growing out of its head .	drawing exercise
-B	467.23	Do you have elk where you come from ?	drawing exercise
-A	469.65	Yes .	drawing exercise
-B	470.34	You do .	drawing exercise
-A	470.91	Yeah we have moose and we have deer .	drawing exercise
-D	470.91	We have moose too .	drawing exercise
-B	472.4	Okay .	drawing exercise
-A	475.14	Do you have 'Kay , um .	drawing exercise
-B	477.91	Sheep .	drawing exercise
-B	478.38	Yeah , cows .	drawing exercise
-B	483.86	That's a great elk .	drawing exercise
-D	484.21	Uh-oh , we have a good artist .	drawing exercise
-C	484.86	That is really good .	drawing exercise
-B	486.07	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-C	486.85	I'm quite Very good .	drawing exercise
-A	487.23	Thanks .	drawing exercise
-A	490.35	This is my Okay .	drawing exercise
-D	492.87	Oh , very shapely .	drawing exercise
-B	494.84	Brilliant .	drawing exercise
-A	495.68	That's a sketching of my my elk , and it , it is my favourite animal right now , 'cause it is a large beautiful majestic creature , that um , that um In a way it looks kind of awkward , because it's on spindly legs and it uh But it can really overcome harsh terrain , and although it's gorgeous it's also very dangerous , because it has um strong antlers , and uh it can really combat its enemies , even like it it's a it's an herbivore but , uh , it can really defend itself .	drawing exercise
-B	532.52	Mm .	drawing exercise
-B	533.94	Very nice .	drawing exercise
-A	534.02	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-B	534.86	Okay .	drawing exercise
-A	535.56	Right .	drawing exercise
-A	550.35	Right , I'm gonna take minutes while , um , you guys express your favourite animals .	drawing exercise
-B	553.25	Okay , I'll go next .	drawing exercise
-B	557.54	I am a big animal lover .	drawing exercise
-B	559.47	I like all sorts of animals , but for the moment I'm gonna draw a cat , in memory of my poor cat that died recently .	drawing exercise
-D	565.68	Oh .	drawing exercise
-A	566.02	Oh .	drawing exercise
-B	570.81	It's gonna be a bit of a strange drawing , but never mind .	drawing exercise
-B	591.47	Not as artistic as Heather's drawing .	drawing exercise
-B	593.3	Bit more cartoon style .	drawing exercise
-B	595.13	But I like cats because they're so independent , and they always seem to be doing what they want to be doing .	drawing exercise
-B	601.85	Um , but that doesn't mean they're completely not sociable , 'cause they enjoy interacting with humans as well , and they seem to enjoy the good things like sunshine and , um , running around outside as well as being inside , and enjoying their food , and generally just , they just seemed so cool and they just know what they're doing .	drawing exercise
-B	624.8	Uh I reckon they're sort of , they got it sorted .	drawing exercise
-B	627.55	They know what they want .	drawing exercise
-B	629.41	Basically , that's why I like cats .	drawing exercise
-A	632.21	Great .	drawing exercise
-B	632.96	I'll rub that out .	drawing exercise
-B	640.31	There you go .	drawing exercise
-C	642.49	Okay .	drawing exercise
-C	643.3	I think my favourite animal would be a dog , but I'm not really sure how to draw one .	drawing exercise
-B	649.21	Ooh .	drawing exercise
-C	649.91	I , I've never drawn a dog , I don't think .	drawing exercise
-C	653.23	I'm tempted to draw a snail 'cause I draw them sometimes and they're really easy to draw .	drawing exercise
-C	659.14	Um , right it's gonna be a really funny dog , 'cause I'm not sure how to draw a dog .	drawing exercise
-A	660.96	I forget her name .	drawing exercise
-D	662.2	Tara or Tara .	drawing exercise
-B	667.34	Well there are loads of different types of dogs , so I'm sure it'll represent one kind of dog .	drawing exercise
-C	671.46	It's a cartoon dog I think .	drawing exercise
-C	674.44	A s I don't ev Oh , oh well .	drawing exercise
-C	678.57	It's a scary cartoon dog .	drawing exercise
-C	684.11	That This , that does not look like a dog .	drawing exercise
-A	687.74	It looks kinda like a person .	drawing exercise
-C	688.01	I'm sorry .	drawing exercise
-B	688.35	We can pretend .	drawing exercise
-D	691.11	That's Pinocchio .	drawing exercise
-C	694.74	How do you draw a dog ?	drawing exercise
-C	696.4	I suppose it has a lon Oh my god .	drawing exercise
-C	698.92	Right .	drawing exercise
-C	699.81	Yous know what it's supposed to be .	drawing exercise
-C	704.0	It's a dog .	drawing exercise
-B	707.3	Okay .	drawing exercise
-C	707.64	Um , I like dogs because , um , they're so good to humans , like they can be trained to be police dogs and seeing-eye dogs , and they're just such friendly animals .	drawing exercise
-C	719.75	And , like they're more of a companion than cats .	drawing exercise
-C	724.57	I've nothing against cats .	drawing exercise
-B	724.64	Yeah , that's true .	drawing exercise
-C	725.74	Cats don't really like me , so I can't like them .	drawing exercise
-C	729.58	But they're just so friendly and warm and nice animals , that don't look like that .	drawing exercise
-D	745.9	Alrighty .	drawing exercise
-D	747.5	I feel like a robot .	drawing exercise
-D	750.03	Okay .	drawing exercise
-D	751.61	Um , well I guess I had the most time to think about it .	drawing exercise
-D	753.82	I'm going to draw a butterfly , because I saw a butterfly yesterday , that seemed to be like the symbol of Spring arriving .	drawing exercise
-D	760.12	And it was actually the prettiest butterfly I've ever seen out in the wild , and I though that was pretty cool in Scotland .	drawing exercise
-D	763.62	It was like , well it was a little pointier than that .	drawing exercise
-D	770.77	At first I thought it was a dead leaf .	drawing exercise
-D	772.73	And then it landed on the wall next to me .	drawing exercise
-D	775.08	But this part was all brown and then it has these big blue dots like this .	drawing exercise
-D	780.22	And then it kinda there was a green , I think it was a green ring , and there was like red going out like this .	drawing exercise
-A	785.27	It's kinda like a peacock .	drawing exercise
-D	787.07	Yeah , it kinda was actually , 'cause it was This part of the body was really dull , and then it was the most colourful exotic butterfly ever , and I'm like , wow this is the middle of Scotland in like March .	drawing exercise
-D	795.78	So I thought that was pretty cool .	drawing exercise
-D	796.89	And it landed by a wall and let me look at it for about two minutes .	drawing exercise
-D	799.18	I wish I'd had my camera .	drawing exercise
-D	800.74	So that's gonna be my favourite animal because after all the snow it seemed to say that like Spring is finally here .	drawing exercise
-D	806.64	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-D	807.08	There you go .	drawing exercise
-B	807.2	Very nice .	drawing exercise
-A	808.49	Great .	drawing exercise
-D	809.82	Uh , what do we Oh .	drawing exercise
-A	816.86	Do you hear the eraser buzzing while you do that ?	drawing exercise
-D	819.44	Yes I do .	drawing exercise
-A	820.04	Yea Right .	drawing exercise
-A	826.78	So , now that we know how to use the whiteboard , um , the next , um , thing we need to address is our financial department , to meet our our budget , um or not meet our budget but more , um , like what kind of , uh , selling range we'll be looking at , um , wanna make this um selling price of twenty five Euros .	project budget
-B	830.07	Okay .	project budget
-A	854.49	And so we have to , um , come up with a way to , to create a , a uh remote control , where um we can like the price to create it will be significantly less .	project budget
-A	868.47	Um , we'd like to , um to , uh , make fifty million Euro .	project budget
-A	874.1	I'm assuming that's what the M_ means .	project budget
-A	876.18	Um , and make it for an international market .	project budget
-A	880.41	Um , one thing we'd have to think about internationally is in the design of , um , like different kinds of , uh , V_C_R_s .	project budget
-A	887.66	Things like that , depending on which country you are .	project budget
-A	890.1	Another thing for the design team to think about .	project budget
-A	892.61	Um , we want it to cost , uh , absolute maximum of twelve Euro and fifty cents .	project budget
-D	904.42	Okay , so we'll have a hundred percent profit then ?	project budget
-D	908.04	Twelve fifty .	project budget
-A	910.25	I'm bad at math .	project budget
-D	911.3	Okay .	project budget
-A	911.86	'Kay .	project budget
-A	913.63	Um , so now that , um , that is underway , um it is discussion time .	project budget discussion
-A	922.9	So this is time for us to bring our initial ideas , any um suggestions that you may have so far , a um your personal experiences with remote controls , and um , um , areas you see that , uh , could be improved in your experience with them .	existing products
-A	942.51	Does anyone have any initial thoughts ?	existing products
-D	945.66	I find that in the dark it's often hard to know what button you're pushing .	existing products
-A	949.19	Mm-hmm .	existing products
-A	950.23	So what's something we could , uh , do to remedy that ?	existing products
-B	953.97	Okay .	existing products
-D	955.36	Um Mm-hmm .	existing products
-B	956.17	I always find that in our house the remote control always goes missing .	existing products
-B	961.07	It's always , where is the remote control ?	existing products
-C	962.04	Yeah .	existing products
-B	963.68	So maybe if you could have some kind of tracking device for the remote control or some signal that you could find out where it was .	existing products
-B	972.53	I dunno , some kind of alarm .	existing products
-B	974.59	You can press a button on your wall , signal , 'cause it always gets lost .	existing products
-A	976.46	Yeah .	existing products
-A	976.75	It's a great idea .	existing products
-A	977.9	It's a great idea .	existing products
-C	981.38	Do yous not find that , um , like , there's a lot of , um , buttons on your remote control , and you don't know what half of them do .	existing products
-B	987.57	Yeah .	existing products
-B	988.84	Yeah , that you don't use half of them .	existing products
-C	990.08	Yeah , I don't know what they do .	existing products
-D	991.35	Mm-hmm .	existing products
-D	996.96	There's some remote controls where there's kind of a hidden panel , so all those buttons that you don't really use unless you're programming or something .	existing products
-C	1000.87	Yeah .	existing products
-B	1001.37	Yeah , that's , that's Yeah , it is .	existing products
-D	1002.72	That's useful .	existing products
-D	1004.26	So you just have like the number buttons , power button , T_V_ video button .	existing products
-B	1004.32	Yeah .	existing products
-C	1006.94	Yeah .	existing products
-B	1008.12	Yeah .	existing products
-A	1010.23	Alright .	look and usability
-A	1010.81	Anything about , um , the look of the , uh , remote control that you might have ideas about .	look and usability
-A	1017.39	Maybe it could be , instead of like a standard rectangular shape , it could be , um , something more interesting like Any ideas will do that you have at this point .	look and usability
-D	1028.57	Could be shaped like a conch , you know .	look and usability
-B	1028.63	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1032.07	Be like a shell-shaped remote .	look and usability
-A	1034.15	Can hold it .	look and usability
-B	1034.16	A novelty .	look and usability
-B	1035.34	Are we going into kind of novelty factors here .	look and usability
-A	1035.62	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1037.67	Like , I've seen phones like a Okay .	look and usability
-A	1038.47	Well if it's a trendy original , um , aspect we're going for .	look and usability
-A	1042.05	I mean , you're the designers , you c , you can um decide what kind of , um , direction you wanna go in , but at this point in the , in the first meeting it can be any ideas that we just throw out there .	look and usability
-B	1043.23	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1044.73	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	1044.99	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1050.27	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1052.32	I suppose , if we're he heading to have it , like make a huge profit out of this , it needs to be quite a universally accepted thing .	look and usability
-B	1060.25	Like , a novelty thing might only sell a few things rather than , like , a general kind of more acceptable But we don't wanna go towards boring , 'cause that wouldn't sell either .	look and usability
-C	1060.66	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1068.42	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	1071.29	So , hmm .	look and usability
-A	1071.35	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1072.7	And the key issue here is , is being trendy and original .	look and usability
-B	1075.68	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1075.84	Um , that does not necessarily mean it needs to be outrageous .	look and usability
-B	1079.24	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1080.39	Right .	closing
-A	1081.01	Okay we have five minutes left .	closing
-A	1083.21	So , just to cover We have one more thing .	closing
-A	1089.28	Um , like you can go over your ideas , of course , in your own personal times .	closing
-B	1092.94	Yeah .	closing
-A	1092.95	Um , our next meeting will be in half an hour .	closing
-A	1095.76	So you have half an hour to , uh , think about what you want to present .	closing
-A	1099.87	Or not present but bring to the meeting .	closing
-A	1102.67	Um , I_D_ , whatever that stands for .	closing
-D	1106.35	Interface ?	closing
-B	1106.42	Industrial Designer .	closing
-A	1107.36	Industrial Designer .	closing
-D	1107.5	Oh , industrial .	closing
-B	1107.53	That's me .	closing
-A	1108.22	I have to remember these things .	closing
-A	1109.92	Um .	closing
-A	1111.67	You'll be beginning your , your working design .	closing
-B	1113.65	Mm-hmm .	closing
-A	1114.43	Um , U_I_D_ the technical functions design will , will be worked on the next thirty minutes .	closing
-A	1119.66	Um , maybe how this can be achieved , and , um , we need the user requirements from the manag Marketing Expert .	closing
-D	1128.95	Marketing Expert .	closing
-A	1131.17	Um , you will get specific instructions , um , of what to do in the next half an hour .	closing
-A	1136.51	And I'll see you in half an hour , okay ?	closing
-B	1138.77	Okay .	closing
-A	1139.33	'Kay .	closing
-B	1139.39	Thank you .	closing

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-B	25.43	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	29.11	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	29.57	That's okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	30.43	That's okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	47.65	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	54.02	Am I starting now ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	55.92	Anytime ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	57.11	Oh sorry .	NO_TOPIC
-A	58.46	'Kay , um .	NO_TOPIC
-A	60.08	Alright , welcome back fro to the second meeting .	NO_TOPIC
-A	64.34	And um I hope you had a productive last thirty minutes .	NO_TOPIC
-A	68.04	Um , and um , I'll be taking minutes on this one , and um Being hooked up to the PowerPoint for this meeting isn't very necessary for uh myself , because it'll be more about uh , what you guys are bringing to the meeting today .	NO_TOPIC
-A	84.39	Um , so , the first presentation we'll be looking at is Poppy's presentation .	NO_TOPIC
-A	91.6	And , um So , sorry ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	95.49	So , um , take it away Poppy .	NO_TOPIC
-B	97.56	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	98.7	Um , do I need to plugged in .	NO_TOPIC
-A	100.85	It's , it's plugged in .	NO_TOPIC
-A	101.85	So , um No problem .	NO_TOPIC
-C	103.7	F_ eight , w .	NO_TOPIC
-C	104.64	Function F_ eight .	NO_TOPIC
-B	105.29	F_ okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	106.91	Function F_ eight .	NO_TOPIC
-B	108.02	Sorry about this guys .	NO_TOPIC
-B	112.84	'Kay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	114.13	is on .	NO_TOPIC
-B	117.38	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-B	122.15	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	122.8	I will take this time just to apologise .	NO_TOPIC
-B	125.5	I , I only , uh , received my emails later on .	NO_TOPIC
-B	129.95	'Cause I was too busy carried away doing my own thing , which is not obviously not a very good part of a team-working thing .	NO_TOPIC
-B	135.92	But there we go .	NO_TOPIC
-A	136.58	I'm sure it's fine .	NO_TOPIC
-B	137.28	Um , so I was looking at how we're going to go about the working design , and what we actually need to do , and what the remote control needs to do .	NO_TOPIC
-B	147.87	And it needs to um allow a person to have a portable desi device , so they can control the television from wherever they are .	NO_TOPIC
-B	156.54	They don't need to actually manually touch the television set .	NO_TOPIC
-B	160.4	So , it gives them much more flexibility , and allows them to be where they want to be .	NO_TOPIC
-B	166.34	Um , from Uh , on a functional side of things , we found out that wh from our previous meeting , we decided that there're certain points that will make our product unique .	NO_TOPIC
-B	179.03	Um , one is the visibility in the dark , which was um Genevieve's idea .	NO_TOPIC
-B	187.17	So we need to think about how we could bring this in um technically .	NO_TOPIC
-B	191.06	And we could use illuminated buttons , which we are all familiar with when we're using a mobile phone , or um something fam familiar .	NO_TOPIC
-B	197.77	A automatically , um lights up at first touch .	NO_TOPIC
-B	201.98	Or we could use fluorescent materials which would just um take in the light during the day , and then as soon as they go off they would glow in the dark .	NO_TOPIC
-B	210.27	Um , also we could use um an alarm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	214.35	So if we lost the um remote control , perhaps there could be a button on the television set itself , which you could press , and then an alarm from the handset would sound where it was , hopefully in the room .	NO_TOPIC
-B	227.57	Maybe behind a cushion or somewhere .	NO_TOPIC
-B	229.5	Um , so that would work .	NO_TOPIC
-B	231.36	Um , oop .	NO_TOPIC
-B	232.15	Go back there .	NO_TOPIC
-B	234.09	Um , another thing I think we d missed out on on the last meeting was the fact that we should consider the environmental impact of our design .	NO_TOPIC
-B	242.08	Um , from previous researches I've carried out on other projects , um we've learnt about smart materials where um um specific alloys of metals have a shape memory .	NO_TOPIC
-B	256.11	So they can be heated and um and cooled , and they change the shape of um the metal .	NO_TOPIC
-B	263.82	So , for example , a screw that's holding something together could expand and it would force all the components apart .	NO_TOPIC
-B	270.63	So um , the benefits of this for our product would be that when it came to the end of its product life , if it was heated , um everything would spring apart .	NO_TOPIC
-B	280.13	So , all the um individual components could be easily separated , and then some could be reused , some could be recycled , and I think that would be very important for products now .	NO_TOPIC
-B	289.92	Especially 'cause there's much uh responsibility for all the um companies who are coming up with like new designs .	NO_TOPIC
-B	296.82	'Cause all , we all know that our resources are being limited , and we have to be very environmentally conscious .	NO_TOPIC
-A	302.27	Right , um , one question .	NO_TOPIC
-B	303.6	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	303.91	This , um , self-destructible uh metal , it allows for recycling materials ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	310.21	Um And then Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	310.25	So that , um , someone could have this product for as long as they felt that they wanted it , and then once they contribute it , then that company can break down the part , the parts better ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	321.62	Yeah they would , um you would make the , the product as you normally would , apart from the , the bits that hold it all together would be made out of this shape-memory alloy .	NO_TOPIC
-B	333.57	And that's the part that would um allow all the other parts to be separated at the end .	NO_TOPIC
-B	341.47	I mean , the user would return the p product to the company , 'cause it's the product's responsibility to get rid of what they've made .	NO_TOPIC
-B	350.12	Um , and then the company could then just use , make use of this shape-memory alloys to split up the components , and then either reuse some bits , and other bits which are obviously gonna wear out with time , or not usable , they might be like be able to put into scrap metal .	NO_TOPIC
-A	359.75	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	368.73	Something like the case , if it's scratched or something , you would want to reuse it , but you might be able to melt it down and reuse it again somewhere else .	NO_TOPIC
-A	373.93	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	375.69	Would we be the company that would break down these , or uh metals ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	380.8	Or would we contribute to another group ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	381.15	You could we could probably empl em employ a , a side company or something to do that for us .	NO_TOPIC
-B	388.17	But it would be our responsibility to get that done and to dispose of the products that we made .	NO_TOPIC
-B	394.02	For a certain percentage at least .	NO_TOPIC
-A	395.44	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-B	395.46	Not every , not a hundred percent of everything we produce , but Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	398.53	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	398.9	This sounds like a really great idea .	NO_TOPIC
-A	400.46	One thing we have to consider is our uh one hundred percent um turnover goal that we have for our financial sector .	NO_TOPIC
-B	407.58	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	408.87	Um , so we'll have to investigate how much that will cost us , cost the company , um 'cause it sounds very labour-intensive .	NO_TOPIC
-B	412.63	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	416.72	You would have to hire a number of people , and it might be more expensive .	NO_TOPIC
-B	420.88	Well I the fact of the shape-memory alloys is that they , they don't need to be manually de um deconstructed .	NO_TOPIC
-B	428.55	Like , you don't have to individually um unscrew all the screws .	NO_TOPIC
-B	433.13	Because of this , their properties are smart material .	NO_TOPIC
-B	436.35	All you need is just the heat , so they self-destruct themselves .	NO_TOPIC
-A	436.42	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	440.2	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-B	440.85	So I suppose it does need like high contact , yeah , you know high uh quality machinery , and very specific machinery , but Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	440.92	We'll still have to investigate the financial implications .	NO_TOPIC
-A	448.71	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-A	449.01	I like the environmental approach .	NO_TOPIC
-A	450.53	Um , we'll have to see if that can meet our financial goals as well .	NO_TOPIC
-B	452.74	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	454.61	Um also there is um components .	NO_TOPIC
-B	459.72	This'll be how it uh will actually work .	NO_TOPIC
-B	462.45	But I haven't put this plan together yet .	NO_TOPIC
-A	466.06	I'm sorry , could you Those were um Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	466.11	There we go .	NO_TOPIC
-B	467.03	Sorry , should I go back .	NO_TOPIC
-B	468.89	This would actually show the circuit diagram .	NO_TOPIC
-B	471.86	Although I haven't come up with the final circuit yet .	NO_TOPIC
-B	476.26	So I just put all those components in .	NO_TOPIC
-A	478.71	So those are what , um , we'll c construct the remote .	NO_TOPIC
-A	483.25	Those are all the Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-B	483.32	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	483.82	I it just shows what sort of energy source .	NO_TOPIC
-B	485.63	It could be a battery , like rechargeable probably .	NO_TOPIC
-B	488.55	Um , an' yeah , well how the infrared will actually be sent through the chip to be received by the chip on the television set itself .	NO_TOPIC
-A	498.46	Great .	NO_TOPIC
-B	498.82	Okay ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	500.95	So , now is it F_ eight again to escape ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	503.61	Or escape ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	506.18	There we go .	NO_TOPIC
-B	507.96	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	508.76	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-A	509.03	Thank you very much .	NO_TOPIC
-B	511.1	Thank you .	NO_TOPIC
-A	511.47	And , um , the next presenter will be Tara .	NO_TOPIC
-B	518.07	There you go Tara .	NO_TOPIC
-C	518.69	Thanks .	NO_TOPIC
-C	524.58	Can you see ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	527.08	Oh , Function F_ eight .	NO_TOPIC
-C	552.64	Do you think Is it uh , function eight yeah ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	560.87	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	561.22	Function F_ eight .	NO_TOPIC
-A	561.79	Function F_ eight .	NO_TOPIC
-A	562.61	Sorry .	NO_TOPIC
-B	562.67	The one at the top .	NO_TOPIC
-C	563.15	Oh right .	NO_TOPIC
-C	563.97	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	568.52	That looks right .	NO_TOPIC
-A	569.28	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	580.36	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	583.73	I'm the User um User Interface Designer .	NO_TOPIC
-C	591.34	Uh , the technical functions design of the apparatus is the effect the apparatus should have .	NO_TOPIC
-C	597.68	Um , in this case it's the function of the remote control , which is to send messages to the television , television set .	NO_TOPIC
-C	604.36	By taking inspiration from other similar designs , we'll try and come up with an original trendy remote control , which is sellable international .	NO_TOPIC
-C	614.8	There're two functional design options .	NO_TOPIC
-C	617.43	A multifunctional remote control , which can be used for several entertainment devices .	NO_TOPIC
-C	623.27	And a single function remote control , used specifically for the television .	NO_TOPIC
-D	628.16	I'm sorry , what was that last one .	NO_TOPIC
-D	629.02	Multifunctional and Ch Oh , I see .	NO_TOPIC
-C	630.26	Sorry .	NO_TOPIC
-C	630.81	Um , a single function just for the television itself .	NO_TOPIC
-C	635.53	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	637.7	Um , multifunctional controls can be difficult to use , as the multitude of buttons can be confusing .	NO_TOPIC
-C	646.68	A single function remote control is simpler to use , but it means you have to have other remote controls for your other entertainment devices .	NO_TOPIC
-D	668.71	'Kay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	669.3	Um , I think that a single function remote control would be preferable , because it's easier to use .	NO_TOPIC
-C	677.96	It'd be more compatible with a range of television sets , making it more internationally sellable .	NO_TOPIC
-C	685.31	Um , it will make an original design more obtainable , as we have less functional necessities to include in the design .	NO_TOPIC
-C	693.72	And it would be more profitable as it would be more simplistic .	NO_TOPIC
-C	697.72	And less functions would have to be included .	NO_TOPIC
-C	701.28	So it would be cheaper to make .	NO_TOPIC
-C	703.73	And probably more sellable just because it's more compatible with a r a wider range of devices .	NO_TOPIC
-C	712.51	Does anyone have any questions ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	718.99	So as far as we know , um , a single function television remote control is us usable internationally ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	726.24	Well , it's just that , when we're creating it , we're , we have to make it um compatible with different brands of devices .	NO_TOPIC
-D	736.76	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-C	737.4	And it would be easier to make it compatible with just different brands of television devices rather than other ent , yeah , other entertainment devices .	NO_TOPIC
-D	743.91	D_V_D_s and V_C_R_ ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	744.96	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	745.09	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-A	748.36	Does everyone agree with this ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	749.78	Does anyone object and , and find the multifunctional might be a better way to go ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	755.44	Um , I was just wondering about the , what , what Genevieve said before , about having like some hidden controls like having the outer casing .	NO_TOPIC
-B	763.43	And that would probably , um , I d , well well what you said before about it being a more profitable simplistic design .	NO_TOPIC
-B	771.44	I suppose having that would complicate it a lot more .	NO_TOPIC
-C	771.56	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	774.16	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	775.21	And limit the design .	NO_TOPIC
-B	776.55	Do you think ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	778.19	Yeah , I think I agree with the single design thing for now , because we're trying to do so much , that if we're trying to make a unique , user-friendly , dadada , and it's also multi also multifunctional , um , we're gonna go over budget for one thing .	NO_TOPIC
-B	783.92	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	789.48	So Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	789.55	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	789.59	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	790.06	That's true .	NO_TOPIC
-C	790.75	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	790.83	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	791.35	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	792.19	And with this we'll have more room in the budget probably to make a more original design .	NO_TOPIC
-B	797.23	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	798.21	We'll have more money to go into the design side of it .	NO_TOPIC
-A	800.27	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	802.74	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	804.09	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	804.11	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-A	804.82	Sounds great .	NO_TOPIC
-D	805.6	Mm , 'kay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	806.87	Alright , well , um , are you ready for your presentation Genevieve ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	811.12	Yes I am .	NO_TOPIC
-A	813.13	Fabulous .	NO_TOPIC
-A	814.75	Except you're not hooked up to the Great .	NO_TOPIC
-D	815.19	Oh , I'm not hooked up , but other than that , completely ready .	NO_TOPIC
-D	828.74	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	839.04	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	845.81	Oh .	NO_TOPIC
-D	846.19	I just lost my microphone .	NO_TOPIC
-A	848.34	No problem , we can I'm sorry , what was that last thing that you just said ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	849.04	Just a moment .	NO_TOPIC
-D	850.52	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	850.84	So I'll be discussing the functional requirements of this remote control .	NO_TOPIC
-D	855.48	Um , and I'll give you a little briefing on what that means exactly .	NO_TOPIC
-D	860.13	Um , if you all remember from the email we got before our very first uh kick-off meeting , with the coffee machine ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	867.04	The functional requirements of that was to produce hot coffee quickly .	NO_TOPIC
-D	870.41	Um , so what I'll be talking about now is the equivalent for a remote control .	NO_TOPIC
-D	874.7	Um , so basically what needs and desires are to be fulfilled .	NO_TOPIC
-D	878.69	Um , I've done some marketing research , a lot of interviews with remote control users , um , and some internet research .	NO_TOPIC
-D	885.23	And I'll show you my findings .	NO_TOPIC
-D	889.26	Oh , and firstly I wanted to remind you about our company motto and purpose .	NO_TOPIC
-D	892.33	So we believe in providing international market with fashionable products .	NO_TOPIC
-D	895.81	Um , hence our motto , we put the fashion in electronics .	NO_TOPIC
-D	898.97	So I think that should be our priority here .	NO_TOPIC
-D	901.64	Um , and we should also be looking to trends in clothing and interior design .	NO_TOPIC
-D	905.91	Not just in electronic fashion .	NO_TOPIC
-D	907.27	So that it's something that fits in the household .	NO_TOPIC
-D	914.58	Um , we should be looking towards trends in both clothing and interior design .	NO_TOPIC
-A	918.33	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	918.59	Any trends that are going on in , in the public , even media , you know who's famous , what T_V_ shows are being watched , um , to influence our remote control .	NO_TOPIC
-B	920.05	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	922.97	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	929.88	Okay , so the findings .	NO_TOPIC
-D	931.62	Um , seventy five percent of users of remote controls find them ugly .	NO_TOPIC
-D	935.02	Which is a , quite a significant number .	NO_TOPIC
-D	937.23	Um , the other twenty five percent didn't specify if they love them or found them , you know , neutral .	NO_TOPIC
-D	942.41	Eighty percent of users would spend more money when a remote control would look fancy .	NO_TOPIC
-D	946.18	Current remote controls do not match well the operating behaviour of the user .	NO_TOPIC
-A	949.79	I'm sorry , that eighty percent of users would spend more money when a remote control would look fancy .	NO_TOPIC
-A	953.76	You mean that they would spend more money on a fancy-looking remote control ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	956.31	Yeah , they're willing , they're willing to spend money on a remote control with personality .	NO_TOPIC
-D	960.13	As opposed to your basic , you know , oval black , all same size button remote control .	NO_TOPIC
-A	960.15	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	961.85	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	962.99	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	965.55	Um , so it is something that people care about .	NO_TOPIC
-D	967.14	It's not , it's not ignored in the household .	NO_TOPIC
-D	970.22	Um , seventy five percent of remote control users said that they zap a lot .	NO_TOPIC
-D	973.42	Zapping meaning they go through channels a lot .	NO_TOPIC
-D	975.29	They're you know thumb-masters .	NO_TOPIC
-B	975.4	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	977.57	Um , and fifty percent of users say they only use ten percent of the buttons .	NO_TOPIC
-D	981.67	That A very small amount .	NO_TOPIC
-D	985.0	Thought that was interesting .	NO_TOPIC
-A	986.46	Alright , so it might be very appealing if , um , we have very concise buttons .	NO_TOPIC
-B	986.72	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	988.72	the single function .	NO_TOPIC
-A	991.09	And another thing with um lots of surfing , we'd probably have to work on something that could be um a lot more durable , because I find with um channel-changers that , um , a lot of the numbers get rubbed down if they're printed on the button .	NO_TOPIC
-B	991.24	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1001.65	Yes .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1003.52	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1003.96	Yeah that's a good point .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1004.49	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1005.38	And actually to go with that , I'm gonna give you some statistics on the uh relevancy of the buttons , how much they're used .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1011.82	And uh how important the uh users find them .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1014.56	So the power button , obviously , in an hour is only used once .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1017.35	Hopefully the person's not turning on and off the T_V_ .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1019.55	Um , but the relevance of that button is nine out of ten .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1022.29	So people wanna be able to turn on the T_V_ with the remote control .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1026.36	Um , as opposed to standing up and turning on the television set .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1029.95	Channel selection is used a hundred and sixty eight times on average per hour .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1033.63	That's a huge amount .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1034.47	This is the most important button .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1036.54	Um , so obviously when commercials come on they're changing it , so as you said we want a durable button that's not gonna run down .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1041.64	Relevance of that button , our users found was uh ten , ten out of ten .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1045.63	Uh , ditto for volume selection , so ten out of ten .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1048.08	And it's used on average four times an hour .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1051.01	Not as much as channel selection , but still significant .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1053.52	Um , audio settings is used on average zero point eight times an hour .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1056.8	Relevance is two .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1058.46	Screen settings , which means brightness , colour etcetera , zero point five times an hour .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1062.68	Um , and relevance of one point five .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1064.8	We're getting to specific statistics here .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1067.29	Teletext , um , now I'm not too clear on what that is .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1070.57	I don't know if you can help me .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1071.27	Flipping pages .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1074.57	Is that So like a running banner , underneath Oh .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1074.6	It's um It has T_V_ has like information , it has information on holidays , the news , entertainment .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1076.09	It's like the news .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1077.04	Or like information .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1083.16	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1083.24	The and what's on .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1084.43	It's um No it's a button that you press , and then you , uh , like a menu pops up .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1085.97	No , li Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1089.44	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1089.45	I haven't used it before but Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1091.14	It's like It's like very basic internet .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1091.14	And you have page numbers like for the menu , and you press the page numbers with your remote , and it , it'll come up .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1097.28	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1099.76	Very basic internet , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1099.78	Sort of , um Yeah , it's just information that um , like television timetables , what's on , what's on now , what's on next , on every channel , and Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1101.49	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1101.82	But you have Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1101.97	Like tells you the weather , and Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1103.52	But you have no interaction back with it , you know .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1106.21	Like the internet you can send emails and You've no interaction .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1107.99	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1114.64	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1115.77	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1116.03	Well I guess I'm not with it , because I wasn't But it's , it's being used fourteen times an hour .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1119.9	Um , and has a r a high relevance of six point five .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1122.05	So it looks like something that we're gonna want to do some research on and include on our remote control .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1124.28	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1126.38	Um , channel settings .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1128.12	Zero point zero one times an hour .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1129.6	Relevance of three .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1131.13	Channel settings .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1133.54	Uh , probably just tuning in the channels , would it be ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	1137.06	P Sorry .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1137.7	Changing the channels ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1138.42	Tuning them in at the very start .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1139.93	You know if you get a new T_V_ set , you tune in all the channels , do you th do you think ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	1142.15	Oh , okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1142.89	To get the right reception and picture , I suppose .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1143.61	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1144.19	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1144.45	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1145.47	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1147.39	Um , so it's not used very often , but people still find it relevant .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1150.58	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1152.89	Um , biggest frustrations of uh the people that we interviewed .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1156.96	Remote controls are often lost somewhere .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1158.39	So that was already discussed by Poppy .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1159.68	How we could have a , an alarm system so that people can find it .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1163.83	Um , takes too much time to learn how to use a new remote control .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1166.76	So it should be very user-friendly , you know .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1168.59	People know what to do very quickly .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1170.81	Um , remote controls are bad for R_S_I_ .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1175.72	Repetitive strain injury .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1175.98	Repeti Uh .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1177.6	Ah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1178.41	I think .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1178.5	Is that what it is ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	1179.02	People with arthritis and such ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1180.02	That's rather sad .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1183.03	Um , maybe our designers can look into that .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1183.97	Oh , I'm guessing that's what it is .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1185.26	Yeah , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1185.46	I'm not Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1185.84	I think it is .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1187.61	Um , buttons that don't require , you know , very firm pushing , if they respond .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1191.85	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1193.71	But we'll have to also avoid , you know , buttons responding to the slightest touch as well .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1197.44	That's a problem .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1198.31	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1198.62	It is .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1200.72	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1201.19	Did you guys uh get that one down ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1202.71	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1203.48	Yep .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1205.04	Um okay , here's some ideas for you .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1208.27	A large percentage of the public would pay for voice recognition on the remote controls .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1212.3	So I'll show you some numbers here .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1218.73	Um , so the youngest age group , fifteen to twenty five .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1221.31	Ninety one point two percent said that they would pay extra money to have voice recogni voice recognition included on their remote control .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1226.75	Um , and you can see that number decreases a bit with ol s Interestingly enough , twenty five to thirty five is the lowest amount .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1234.36	Um , that would , are willing to pay extra .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1236.62	So I guess we're gonna have to figure out what age group we're , we're targeting , and if and if voice recognition is something we wanna look into .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1242.26	And if we have the budget for it .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1243.95	Um , if we are targeting young adults , it looks like something that would pay off .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1247.9	Seeing as ninety percent , over ninety percent would pay for it .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1251.92	I agree with um if we're targeting young adults then it would be something we should look into .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1256.68	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1256.76	Um , financially and and functionally .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1259.26	Um , and especially if we are um trying to be trendy , go with fashions , things like that .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1263.93	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1265.46	Um , ages like from thirty five to sixty five which show lower numbers probably won't be as concerned .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1273.96	So that , that's a whole other field of research .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1275.91	I don't know if it'd be , if we'd still have a remote , or if you're talking to your television and saying change channel .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1280.29	Um and depending on how many members you have in households .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1280.76	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1281.51	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1282.38	So it m it may be too complicated for us , but it's something to keep in mind anyway .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1284.21	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1285.55	And something that might further complicate it is that the T_V_ makes noise itself .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1289.83	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1290.39	Wonder if it would have Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1290.54	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1291.89	And if there was conversation in the room at the same time , although in theory it doesn't tend to be when you're watching television , but could be very difficult to get the specific uh design .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1295.31	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1308.21	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1308.45	If we're looking for a simplistic design , if We need to decide if that is our um intention is , is a simplistic design .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1310.08	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1310.49	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1313.81	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1315.24	Um , because if , if it is then I think voice , um voice-activated Yeah , and that would sort of negate the whole remote control thing , because if people can activate the television with their voice then they won't be using a , they won't be talking into a remote , I'm sure .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1321.86	It looks like Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1329.36	It'd be like the ultimate remote .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1333.8	Um okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1335.59	And th the last thing here was a , an L_C_D_ screen .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1338.19	So , I mean voice recognition might be a little too extreme for us .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1340.87	Not practical .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1341.83	Um an L_C_D_ screen though might be something that , you know , you can shift through pages kind of li the way this PowerPoint is working .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1347.8	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1347.96	So that you don't have so many buttons to deal with .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1350.22	Um , I don't know what an L_C_D_ screen is .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1351.74	Oh sorry , just , just a screen , like a computer screen .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1354.49	S Or like um Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1355.72	Mobile phone .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1357.13	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1357.26	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1357.32	Or Like an alarm clock .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1358.44	You'd have an L_C_D_ versus just a , a normal clock .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1360.63	What , what would appear on the screen ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1362.81	I have no idea still .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1364.33	I'm sorry .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1364.73	Oh just like an electronic screen .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1366.32	As opposed to just buttons .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1367.22	There would be like a little , like on Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1368.19	Oh , on the remote .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1369.8	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1370.48	Like on the top of a cellphone , the the little L_C_D_ screen .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1372.12	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1373.28	Um , now that's , I , I dunno exactly what exactly we'd put on there .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1376.89	I guess the channel that you're on , the v the volume setting .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1377.9	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1379.93	Could it it It would be good if it had the actual programme that was on , and what was next .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1384.14	But that would probably be Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1385.58	Like linked in with the teletext , or sort of like an teletext at your fingers , without having to access that through the television .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1386.64	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1387.79	That would be good , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1392.92	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1398.04	Might be quite expensive to do that though .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1401.59	Mm , Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1405.04	Could be .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1406.08	Well I guess that's something we can all take back to our respective research .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1406.48	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1410.68	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1411.15	Um , and finally , whoops , my personal preferences and thoughts .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1415.86	Um , I think our priority really should be unique design .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1418.86	Um , we want something that people want in their home .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1420.9	Every remote control looks the same , so uh in my opinion it should be , um , user-friendly and unique .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1427.66	So the other stuff might be a little too , a little too gadgety for some people .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1432.44	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1432.5	Um , I th myself , voice recognition kind of scares me off .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1436.07	So if we're , if we're aiming to make this an international university , universally accepted product Um , and for all , the other thing is like age market .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1436.82	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1443.38	I mean if we wanted to concentrate on fifteen to twenty five years olds , we could go for the fancy stuff .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1447.39	But if we wanna make fifty million , and and have everyone want this remote control , we should maybe stick to the basics .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1454.27	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1454.68	And we should keep in mind that fifteen to twenty five year olds might not have twenty five Euros to spend on a remote control .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1460.68	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1461.06	Like their priorities might not be a fancy remote control , when they're just starting out and , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1467.34	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1467.84	And we have to keep in mind the , the reliability of our research .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1470.75	I mean , you know , a sixteen year old boy would say , yeah I'd pay extra for voice recognition , until they realise that's three months allowance .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1476.2	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1477.0	Um , so I I think , I think the older generations we should be catering to a bit more .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1477.17	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1482.33	Early twenties , that's the kind of age group .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1483.89	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1485.8	And if one of the largest , uh , or most complained about thing is that it takes so long to get to know how to use a remote control , I'm sure that something like an L_C_D_ screen or remote control would be just furthering that problem .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1486.4	Twenties .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1491.93	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1492.65	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1500.45	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1500.79	Yep .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1501.15	Complicated jus complicating things even fo Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1502.02	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1502.18	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1504.71	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1505.21	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1505.41	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1505.61	That's it for the market research .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1507.18	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1508.07	Before we go into uh more discussion on we want this design to look like , I've received some information from the management that will affect some of our decisions .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1520.83	Um , for one thing , because Having controls with D_V_D_ , V_C_R_ , that sort of thing , would really complicate the design of the remote control .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1532.61	Um , we've decided not to include them and make it a specific , just a specific television um function .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1540.74	Which is good as , as we've sort of decided that we would like to go with that anyway .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1546.08	Um , for many reasons .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1547.11	So um we have that decision sort of made for us .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1550.98	Another thing that might um affect other decisions is that um the management feels that teletext is outdated , because more people are using the internet now .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1561.78	And so uh we won't concern ourselves with um navigating the teletext option .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1567.36	Can I just interrupt ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1568.4	Yep .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1569.34	Would you like to plug in your Have you got a PowerPoint or not ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	1571.12	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1571.31	Maybe we can do the There you go .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1572.5	Okay , sure .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1574.28	Yeah I do .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1574.83	I'm looking at looking at it right now .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1574.85	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1575.27	Thanks .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1579.5	thank you .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1582.83	Oh , come back screen .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1588.5	Hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1593.97	Were they , was the management suggesting use of the internet rather than teletext , or just avoiding both altogether ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1601.57	Um , well , I mean we don't have the resources or or possibility of using the internet with the remote control , but um they were just pretty much saying that the teletext would not be used .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1606.5	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1607.19	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1612.04	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1613.72	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1614.53	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1616.76	Alright , and another thing .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1617.7	This is for the design , the design of the product is that um we wanna create , um more of a sense that people know that this is from our company .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1630.18	So , um , all the remote controls must have our um We'll incorporate our logo and colour in in some way .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1630.62	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1636.95	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1637.58	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1637.87	So , um , perhaps um our logo on the bottom , or wherever you feel like it would look good .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1643.91	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1644.66	Um , it doesn't have to be the colour of our um of our company but , another thing is that , um we need to , we probably would have to have that colour and , and logo decided upon .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1648.92	Just Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1660.43	Um , I'm assuming that we already have one , but for the purposes of this meeting I , I wasn't offered a , like a type of logo or colour , so if that could be um somewhere on the design so that we can be recognisable .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1670.18	Work on that .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1673.54	It's probably R_ R_R_ in yellow .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1675.38	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1676.76	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1677.55	The little R_ R_ yellow thing ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1678.99	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1679.04	Yeah , I think .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1679.05	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1679.07	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1679.97	Real Reaction ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1682.9	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1684.06	Um , yes , those are the changes .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1686.66	Um , so , now we need to discuss , um and come to a decision on our remote control functions , of , of how this is going to be .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1698.77	I'm just going to look at my notes for a second .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1701.5	Um , we have to decide on a target group and the functions of the remote control .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1705.81	So , um , we already know that it'll just be for the television .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1705.9	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1709.27	It'll It won't have teletext .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1711.27	But um , you know , we could discuss um those other options that you brought up , Genevieve .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1719.61	Okay , so I Are we going to write off the L_C_D_ option ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1722.68	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1723.47	Is that how most people feel about that ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1723.56	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1723.67	Yeah ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1725.44	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1726.04	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1726.13	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1726.81	So no L_C_D_ , no teletext , and no voice recognition .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1731.72	I think it would be annoying though if I don't use teletext that much , but if it was on your T_V_ , you'd want to be able to use it , if You'd Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1740.29	Yeah , but another thing is that if we're reaching an international crowd , um , I know for one that in North America there is no such thing as teletext , so it'd be really superfluous .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1746.43	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1747.1	So is it just Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1747.77	Never heard of it .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1747.8	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1749.41	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1750.33	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1750.94	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1751.03	I don't know about other countries besides the U_K_ .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1752.75	Do you know if anywhere else has it ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1753.82	I don't know .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1754.27	I don't know .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1755.74	I don't know .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1755.91	More research required , I think .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1758.19	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1758.52	But if Was it a management decision that we're having Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1761.63	It was a management decision , so it's , it's pretty much out of our hands at this point .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1762.31	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1762.64	So Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1764.87	Okay then .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1766.23	'Kay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1767.63	So , I guess we're looking at something rather simple .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1771.86	Um , well I guess , just from my findings it looks like we wanna minimise buttons .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1776.59	'Kay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1777.39	Um .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1779.47	Minimal Yeah okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1781.89	And the What was the word they used ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	1783.36	F findability is important .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1788.58	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1788.99	I think we should definitely go ahead with the alarm system idea that you had .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1792.27	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1792.69	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1792.89	'Cause I'm sure that could be inex inexpensive because we could use the same kind of infrared the same signal through that and it could just like make a little beeping noise .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1796.56	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1797.02	The same signalling .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1798.11	I mean Or vibrate just the same as a mobile phone .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1802.3	It's not that expensive to do .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1805.24	Like you just a , a buzz or something .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1806.5	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1807.49	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1807.86	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1807.9	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1808.07	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1808.4	I like that idea .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1809.92	Would you be able to , um , put the little device anywhere ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1815.14	'Cause uh isn't our remote control for all T_V_s , so you'd ha Yeah , with the button that you pressed .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1821.25	If Do you mean the the link between the Well , if the button was actually on Oh , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1825.41	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1825.93	The button Oh .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1827.89	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1829.41	C 'cause then it would only be a applicable to one T_V_ set , so it would need to be something that you could stick somewhere , or something .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1831.09	Minor detail there .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1835.4	Maybe Yeah , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1837.18	Maybe something adhesive that you could like stick onto the back of any set that would be um yeah not very obtrusive .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1837.35	Yeah , it would have t Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1840.42	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1844.93	Obviously something small that's Yeah , that's a good point .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1846.03	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1847.56	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1847.88	Then it wouldn't , it probably wouldn't be able to use It would be able to use the same reception on the remote c control I guess , but the actual device would have to have its own infrared signaller .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1855.17	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1856.04	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1856.76	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1856.88	Yeah , okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1858.24	Would it need a battery then ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1860.56	Maybe , um Probably , I mean .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1862.91	Pr probably .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1864.74	Unless it could be Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1865.3	That's your department you'll have to sort that out .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1866.94	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1869.44	Um , unless some way , it could have some universal connection to like the socket , the same socket that the T_V_'s supplied from .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1879.91	I mean the power for the T_V_ .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1880.94	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1881.37	So , mm , more research into that one .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1881.57	Yeah , you'll have to Yeah , you'll have to investi Do some research on that , alright ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	1884.3	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1884.6	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1886.96	Great .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1887.8	Um , alright , and I'm sure that , um um , the glow-in-the-dark , fluorescent , whatever , system , um is a go ahead .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1899.3	Is everyone interested in that ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1899.34	Y Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1900.03	On the buttons ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1901.06	I I like the light up suggestion .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1903.22	I think that would be better .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1904.63	'Cause you know the way fluorescent lights lose their brightness after certain time , so I would go for Well just the numbers could be embossed , couldn't it ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1904.98	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1908.3	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1909.04	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1910.05	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1911.15	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1911.74	it doesn't It could it could be a tactile thing as well .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1914.66	Um right , if w if we're minimising buttons , we might be able to make them actually larger .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1918.2	And there's something on it .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1919.1	S you know like up arrow down arrow for , for volume .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1919.68	Like a raised Yeah That's true .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1922.99	Um , and I don't know what we could do for , for channels .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1926.65	S The numbers themselves .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1930.47	Like raised .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1932.39	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1932.47	But then the like up button and down button for the channel , channel changing .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1932.64	Could be raised .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1936.31	Just little arrows , that you could feel , maybe ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	1938.8	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1940.34	Hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1940.8	I just thought that it , it might be sucking more battery power , if there , if it is a light up .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1944.62	I'm not sure .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1945.69	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1946.74	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1947.67	And also y , uh Heather you mentioned before , um like how it should be accessible to everybody .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1947.75	But I mean Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1953.83	Um , so like big b um buttons , for people you are visually impaired .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1958.88	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1958.91	The glow-in-the-dark or light up won't make any difference anyway .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1959.27	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1961.51	So like you say tactile might be better , because it'd be more available to everybody .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1962.31	That , I think that's good , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1965.7	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1967.51	Could we somehow We could , may , possibly , sorry , incorporate them both so that the buttons could maybe be in the shape of the numbers themselves and be made out of some glow-in-the-dark material .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1973.18	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1973.4	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1973.78	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1974.09	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1977.53	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1979.56	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1980.67	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1980.87	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1980.88	'Cause I d I don't think that glow-in-the-dark material , um , like the actual soft plastic , um , costs that much more than other colours .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1980.88	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1990.27	No , I wouldn't say so .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1990.45	No , it's not these days .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1992.11	I mean , it's quite easily accessible .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1992.95	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1993.54	I guess the other option , referring to the battery thing is , you know how cellphones will t light up for fifteen seconds or something , when you're s and then it goes , so if , if you're like changing the volume during a movie .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1998.31	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1998.96	That's good Yeah that a good idea .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1999.36	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2002.74	I know , I'm thinking of mostly when you're watching a movie you turn all the lights off right .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2003.84	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2005.69	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2005.73	And you don't want to turn on the lights , to turn it down , because there's suddenly an explosion , and it's gonna wake up the baby .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2005.77	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2010.56	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2010.7	Um , so if you touch the button , it kind of reactivates it .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2013.39	It lights up for On self timer .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2013.64	That , yeah , that's a good idea .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2013.71	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2014.13	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2016.16	So self-timed lighting .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2018.07	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2018.53	Alright we have five minutes left um , for the meeting , but I think we should discuss this light subject a little bit more before we close .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2021.02	Um , I Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2027.9	Um , what was I missed the last moment , reading that .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2031.38	What were you talking about with the lighting up buttons ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	2033.55	Oh , just if it was kinda the same way that a cell You know how a cellphone will light up for about ten , fifteen seconds when you touch a button , after having not touched it for a while .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2038.93	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2040.23	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2040.54	Um , if instead of a constant light up on the , on the remote control , if it lights up for ten seconds when it's touched again .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2047.31	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2047.58	So it could be any button that would be pressed .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2049.48	Yeah , and you , you touch it and it just kind of lights up a bit , and it gives a faint glow .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2051.89	So , self-timed Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2052.62	So if you have all the lights off in your living room , you'll , you'll temporarily see it .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2054.71	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2056.5	Because usually you're not fooling around for it for more than what ten seconds .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2058.94	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2059.4	Okay , so That's probably feasible .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2059.93	So Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2060.9	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2061.87	So , do you think that we should do the lighting up thing , and the glow-in-the-dark thing , and the shape of the numbers ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	2066.67	Do we have to kind of decide what we're gonna do with this .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2068.63	I think the shape of the numbers is a really good idea .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2070.68	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2070.84	Yeah , okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2071.16	And I think that's un unique as well .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2071.57	For visually impaired , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2073.01	I mean , I haven't seen that .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2073.09	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2075.72	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2075.73	And as you're saying like numbers can wear off if they're just sort of like painted on , you know printed .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2079.2	Yeah , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2080.58	And it could , if it's that softer rubber material it'll be , maybe , um , uh , better for people with um els no what's it called , R_S_I_ , what was it that we were talking about ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	2086.33	durable .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2089.48	Oh yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2089.9	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2089.99	Oh right , the Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2090.46	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2090.66	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2090.99	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2091.43	Repetitive strain injury .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2091.61	Yeah instead of like hard buttons .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2092.92	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2093.37	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2093.64	Um , did we want to go for the glow-in-the-dark look ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	2099.67	Or did we want to go for the lighting up instantly ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	2099.81	If I was thinking though , if it was glow-in-the-dark , you could put the um Real Reaction symbol as glow-in-the-dark , and then it would be constantly advertised .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2102.39	Like should we do both ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	2103.5	Or we can have one or the other ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	2104.49	Because it might , for , for our design purposes , I mean , the lighting up thing might be better because glow-in-the-dark material has a funny kinda colour .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2113.86	I was gonna say , Exactly .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2113.99	And it might not go with different like face plates that we might come up with .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2117.64	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2117.91	It the it might be perceived as tacky , glow-in-the-dark .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2120.49	It's kind of like Eighties neon-style .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2120.68	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2122.29	Yeah , and we could Yeah there are now like loads , or a huge range of different colours that it could light up in as well , which could like link in with the company colours .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2122.32	Um , whereas we're trying to be trendy and fashionable .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2124.08	So Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2130.25	Like it could be blue or green or yellow , or like we've just limited t with the , just ordinary phosphorescent so Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2132.36	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2133.37	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2136.84	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2137.15	So we've decided on lighting up things .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2148.73	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2149.01	Every time the , that it lit up , you c that could light up as well .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2151.33	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2152.77	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2153.56	Or , or the , whate Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2153.71	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2154.09	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2154.66	But with the same thing , I mean .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2155.6	That's true .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2156.29	If you touch the button and then it could be , it could be lit up as well .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2157.67	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2158.75	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2161.27	Is Are you okay with that ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	2163.17	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2163.58	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2163.99	Cool .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2165.7	Um Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2168.16	So I think that um that completes most of our um our more uh practical decisions .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2170.31	Is Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2174.99	And now it's up to designing .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2177.16	And um making sure that this can be feasible .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2180.33	What um Oh sorry .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2180.72	And do you have anything Do you have anything to say ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	2183.86	Yeah well , I was just gonna throw out there the thought about um personalising the remote control .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2188.76	Um , it , you , 'cause you mentioned face plates .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2191.74	So I I dunno if there's something that diff , you know like five different face plates .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2196.38	I dunno if this will start making it more complicated , but it could increase the popularity of the , of the remote .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2200.81	Oh yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2201.02	Like you can have changeable um mobile covers or something .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2201.02	Um Yeah , Exactly , like an iPod .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2202.02	Interchangeable thing ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	2204.11	Like an iPod or something ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	2204.67	That would be good .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2205.35	Yeah , or Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2205.91	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2206.01	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2206.43	Exactly .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2207.08	Or , or like mobile ph .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2208.01	Like a cellphone ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	2208.8	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2209.04	And I dunno if we'd want to go with like T_V_ show themes or something .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2211.63	Like a Bart Simpson faceplate .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2212.79	Yeah , and then that would be uh more profitable like as a sideline to the remote as well .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2214.42	But Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2217.99	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2218.28	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2218.54	Y Could buy extra Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2219.33	Accessories .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2219.52	Exactly .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2220.02	You could start out with three , and if , if we hit it big then we can add some on .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2220.59	Person Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2224.21	Well , that's great .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2224.25	That's a good idea .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2225.01	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2225.23	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2225.35	I think that we should incorporate that .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2226.84	Interchangeable .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2228.44	Um , als Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2228.84	'Cause that wouldn't be very expensive at all .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2230.71	You'd just get one mould , throw some plastic in it , you know .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2230.82	No .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2232.2	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2232.97	Interchan And also possible I mean , uh , we could gain out of that by advertising certain T_V_ shows , or Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2243.9	Oh yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2244.07	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2244.27	Well , that might be com problematic with um copyright issues .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2244.9	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2247.57	So , if it takes off then we'll , we'll , we'll try that out .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2247.85	But if we , there is Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2248.6	If w No .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2250.77	We could Um , the environmental factor , we didn't bring that up again .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2256.23	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2256.24	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2256.76	We'll have to do more research .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2258.67	Like as of yet , that has nothing to do with , um , the way it'll look .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2262.58	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2262.87	Um , does it need to be reached a de Do we need to reach a decision on that right now ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	2266.65	Um , I've Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2267.21	Because we need to investigate the financial implications .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2271.29	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2272.73	Let's I think we could probably leave that 'til later on , then .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2272.87	Is it Does it need to be uh decided on now ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	2275.43	Or should we Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2279.58	Good .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2280.29	Alright then .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2280.94	Anyone else have anything more to say before we close ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	2284.58	No .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2285.32	Alright , well .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2287.05	Let's have lunch and we'll discuss this later .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2289.39	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2289.46	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2289.84	Alright ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	2289.97	Thank you .	NO_TOPIC

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-A	39.13	Is everyone ready to start ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	40.48	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	41.05	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	41.2	Yes .	NO_TOPIC
-A	41.72	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	42.06	Great .	NO_TOPIC
-A	43.6	Well , welcome to the third meeting of conceptual design .	NO_TOPIC
-A	50.66	I'll just get the PowerPoint presentation up and running .	NO_TOPIC
-A	59.4	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	60.54	Um , on the agenda for this , um , for this particular meeting , we'll have your three presentations on what you've done since our last meeting , after we came up with um some general ideas of our design .	NO_TOPIC
-A	72.32	And , um , then we have to make some key decisions on , on our remote control concept , and how we're gonna make it , what uh materials we're gonna use , and that sort of thing .	NO_TOPIC
-A	82.8	The meeting will be forty minutes long .	NO_TOPIC
-B	85.08	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	85.86	And um we will once again have Poppy as our first presenter .	NO_TOPIC
-B	91.44	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	92.14	Alright , and I will switch up PowerPoint .	NO_TOPIC
-B	98.25	Thank you .	NO_TOPIC
-A	100.77	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	109.02	Should be just loading .	NO_TOPIC
-B	113.56	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	114.83	Oh , although I can't see it on my screen .	NO_TOPIC
-B	118.45	That says go here .	NO_TOPIC
-B	122.69	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	123.94	I've been doing some research into the different components that we could use , um what's available to us f to actually make the remote control .	NO_TOPIC
-B	134.61	Um , first of all we have to look at how the remote control is actually made , and what is it happens inside the casing , which is more your field .	NO_TOPIC
-B	143.27	Um , thes main internal feature is a circuit board , which contains all the elec electronics and also the contacts with the power source .	NO_TOPIC
-B	151.44	Which is not necessarily a battery , as we're about to see .	NO_TOPIC
-B	155.42	Um , there are several components of , um , the circuit board that we need to consider , where we'll be getting them from , what they'll be made of .	NO_TOPIC
-B	164.73	Um , including the integrated circuit , which is also known as the chip .	NO_TOPIC
-B	169.41	Which is where all the main information is uh contained .	NO_TOPIC
-B	173.75	Um , diodes , transistors , resonators , resistors , and capacit capacitors all need to be considered as well .	NO_TOPIC
-B	180.7	Um , and all their positioning in the circuit .	NO_TOPIC
-A	181.2	Um Are they all included , like mandatorily , or r are these different options ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	188.05	Uh , these , they're all different options , they're all separate , apart from the chip , which we will probable decide whether we buy a simple , a regular , advanced .	NO_TOPIC
-A	192.51	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	196.1	We can go into that later .	NO_TOPIC
-B	197.73	Um , all the other things are individual components that we'd have to get in separately , and work out the most , like , effective um circuit , including all the wires and everything like that .	NO_TOPIC
-B	208.05	And the L_E_D_ of course , that's a light emitting diode .	NO_TOPIC
-B	210.79	So , we could , so we've got flex flexibility with colours and things , with that as well .	NO_TOPIC
-A	214.95	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	217.65	Okay , there are lots of different possibilities for the energy source .	NO_TOPIC
-B	221.46	We could use a basic battery , but that brings with it , like they need to be recharged and the bulk , the size of it as well .	NO_TOPIC
-B	228.4	And they're not so great to dispose of , environmentally .	NO_TOPIC
-B	233.68	There's a hand-powered dynamo which is a sort of thing that was used for torches fifty years ago .	NO_TOPIC
-B	240.37	A bit out of date .	NO_TOPIC
-B	241.5	Kinetic energy is something that's been recently developed .	NO_TOPIC
-A	242.63	Um What is a hand-powered dynamo ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	245.76	Um , where you manually charge up the power .	NO_TOPIC
-B	250.56	Like you wind up something .	NO_TOPIC
-A	250.93	Just every , every once in a while ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	252.85	Sorry ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	253.26	Just every once in a while or constantly ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	253.89	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	254.34	Every once in a while I think .	NO_TOPIC
-B	255.73	But it's Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	255.83	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-A	256.15	It'd be kind of strange to always be cranking it I think .	NO_TOPIC
-B	258.62	It would be like going a step back in time .	NO_TOPIC
-C	259.68	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	260.2	I don't think it would really be with kind of cutting edge technology .	NO_TOPIC
-A	263.52	No .	NO_TOPIC
-B	264.25	Whereas kinetic energy is a new idea that's being used by some watches and other devices , where you just shake the device and it gives it power .	NO_TOPIC
-B	275.32	I mean , the kinetic energy is transformed into power to make the circuit work .	NO_TOPIC
-B	281.98	Um , or there's solar power , which we've been considering inside a building , which is where it's gonna be used , might not be quite so useful .	NO_TOPIC
-A	290.19	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-B	292.2	But , good to look into , renewable energy , always the way .	NO_TOPIC
-B	296.74	Um , lots of considerations for the case , like what sort of shape it would be , curved or flat .	NO_TOPIC
-B	302.63	That's got a lot to do with the ergonomics .	NO_TOPIC
-B	304.81	Like how it's comfortable and s sits in the hand .	NO_TOPIC
-B	307.75	We don't want something that's huge and you can't pick up .	NO_TOPIC
-B	311.27	Or too small .	NO_TOPIC
-B	312.34	Or too slidy .	NO_TOPIC
-B	313.95	I know I've had a remote control before which you couldn't tell which was the front and the back , 'cause it had so many buttons on , and the shape was so symmetrical that I'd be pressing like a volume button instead of the on button .	NO_TOPIC
-D	325.17	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	327.69	Because you can't really see which way round it is .	NO_TOPIC
-A	330.28	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-B	330.6	Um , we also can choose what materials um , the we could use metal , we could use rubber which might be more um ideal for the anti-R_S_I_ .	NO_TOPIC
-B	342.98	It's like the same sort of rubber that's used in stress balls and things like that , so it's very like soft , not so stressful on your hands .	NO_TOPIC
-A	346.74	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	351.97	Wood .	NO_TOPIC
-B	353.29	Um , again , stepping back in time again there .	NO_TOPIC
-B	355.96	I don't think that's quite up to date with what we're looking for here .	NO_TOPIC
-A	359.32	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	359.69	Um , titanium is not gonna be possible , even though it just it beyond our budget really .	NO_TOPIC
-B	365.4	But , would've been maybe for future projects .	NO_TOPIC
-B	369.15	Um right our choice for buttons as well .	NO_TOPIC
-B	372.15	We've developed some we've got some good advances in technology , with our research team have found some uh new multiple um option scroll buttons .	NO_TOPIC
-B	383.2	I think that was brought up for , um , they're basically quite a flexible design , modern , you don't have to use individual buttons .	NO_TOPIC
-B	393.11	You can just slide up and down .	NO_TOPIC
-B	394.9	I'm sure we're all quite familiar with those on mobiles or computer laptop pads .	NO_TOPIC
-C	397.27	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	397.34	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	400.16	Um one thing with the scroll buttons though .	NO_TOPIC
-A	401.93	It , it we would have to have an L_C_D_ um display , and the glow in the dark thing might be difficult .	NO_TOPIC
-B	406.02	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	406.63	That's true .	NO_TOPIC
-B	407.72	And that would lead to an advanced yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	411.04	If we have yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	412.66	We're going on to that later with the advanc with the L_C_D_ that means we'd need a really advanced chip .	NO_TOPIC
-A	417.7	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	417.87	And it's unlikely that that's gonna be in our budget .	NO_TOPIC
-D	418.83	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	421.26	Um , also we've got the integrated pushbutton , which is what we're most familiar with .	NO_TOPIC
-B	425.89	It's the most straightforward .	NO_TOPIC
-B	427.28	But you can in like incorporate that with a scroll button as well .	NO_TOPIC
-B	431.71	Got decisions to make there .	NO_TOPIC
-B	433.91	And this is what I was just saying before .	NO_TOPIC
-B	435.38	Linked in the different depends on what type of buttons we have and the inputs .	NO_TOPIC
-B	439.56	Um simple would go with the pushbutton .	NO_TOPIC
-B	442.52	Um , regular you could link with the scroll button .	NO_TOPIC
-B	446.94	And the advanced we'd have to go with a L_C_D_ s display .	NO_TOPIC
-A	451.13	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-B	453.71	My personal preferences ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	455.22	I think we could go for the kinetic energy source .	NO_TOPIC
-B	457.43	I don't , I think that's quite um an advanced kind of technology .	NO_TOPIC
-B	461.5	It's not been seen before , so it could be quite a , a novelty factor , attractive as well .	NO_TOPIC
-B	466.63	And also energy saving 'cause you're producing the energy , you don't need an external sort of battery supply or solar panels .	NO_TOPIC
-B	477.13	You just give it a shake .	NO_TOPIC
-A	479.07	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	479.84	Sounds brilliant to me .	NO_TOPIC
-B	481.14	Rubber casing I thing would probably the best , if we're going for the anti-R_S_I_ and like more choice with um aesthetics .	NO_TOPIC
-A	481.35	Uh .	NO_TOPIC
-B	490.34	Like it could be pretty much any colour we want .	NO_TOPIC
-B	492.74	Um , and gives you , yeah , more flexibility there .	NO_TOPIC
-B	496.67	And probably the regular chip as opposed to the simple , then we could possibly have the scroll and the push , but no L_C_D_ , 'cause we probably can't afford that one .	NO_TOPIC
-A	507.16	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	508.09	Um , one concern with the rubber casing is that it would be rubber encapsulating all of these chips and diodes and delicate technology as like as the exterior .	NO_TOPIC
-B	509.8	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	522.92	This is the one thing that's protecting its innards .	NO_TOPIC
-B	524.95	I think that would , uh there would be an in sort of more internal casing .	NO_TOPIC
-B	529.39	And the rubber would just be the , what's in contact with the human .	NO_TOPIC
-A	533.54	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	533.91	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	534.2	Another thing is it might be more difficult if it's a rubber exterior talking about putting on interchangeable plates .	NO_TOPIC
-B	541.1	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	541.19	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	541.42	Um , is it I don't see how a like a rubber plate going on top it would stay there .	NO_TOPIC
-A	547.65	Like if it was sort of like a clip-on plastic plate .	NO_TOPIC
-A	550.99	It would work that way .	NO_TOPIC
-B	553.06	Maybe if the , um , if it was just kind of a , more of a rubber coating which was on to a case .	NO_TOPIC
-C	553.16	W Like plastic with rubber , kind of on top Well , there's , there is a certain phone that has like a rubber casing , b like a Nokia it is .	NO_TOPIC
-B	559.81	So , it was kind of , the whole thing would be removable .	NO_TOPIC
-B	565.94	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	566.59	Like I can't think of what .	NO_TOPIC
-A	567.06	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	572.41	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	572.7	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	573.19	Or like an you can get sort of outer casing for iPods and something , that's just it's protective as well .	NO_TOPIC
-D	573.19	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	574.69	It's yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	577.78	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	577.84	Like the skin ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	578.82	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	579.23	It , it stops it , I mean , it would reduce the impact if it was dropped or something , as well , 'cause it wouldn't damage itself so easily .	NO_TOPIC
-A	583.4	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	587.04	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-B	587.44	I think i maybe a mixture of both there , maybe .	NO_TOPIC
-A	587.64	So maybe the Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	588.06	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	590.04	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	590.06	So the actual remote would be hard plastic and the casings rubber .	NO_TOPIC
-B	592.05	And then yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	592.84	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	593.21	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	593.39	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	593.87	And the buttons obviously are rubber .	NO_TOPIC
-A	594.09	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	595.87	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	596.26	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	596.41	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	596.96	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	599.68	That sounds good .	NO_TOPIC
-A	600.24	I , um , is it possible to put designs onto this type of rubber ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	606.64	As far as I know .	NO_TOPIC
-B	607.84	It should be .	NO_TOPIC
-A	608.71	Okay , we'll just say yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	610.96	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	611.42	Yes , just why not .	NO_TOPIC
-B	612.0	Yeah , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	614.24	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-A	614.49	I like the kinetic energy source idea .	NO_TOPIC
-B	616.28	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	616.9	I thought that was Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	616.99	Um , I don't know when people will , um , be moving a remote around a lot .	NO_TOPIC
-C	622.3	Yeah , tha Backup .	NO_TOPIC
-A	622.59	But I think that it's worth it , kinetety , kinetic um energy source .	NO_TOPIC
-D	623.07	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	627.57	It could make an we could have any kind of style .	NO_TOPIC
-A	629.52	It wouldn't be as heavy or bulky , and Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	631.09	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	632.93	Just for environmental reasons .	NO_TOPIC
-B	635.25	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	636.64	I guess it's a bit scary 'cause it hasn't been done before .	NO_TOPIC
-B	639.03	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	639.96	So it seems we'd have to do more research on it .	NO_TOPIC
-D	642.39	Or I dunno if you could have a battery pack .	NO_TOPIC
-B	642.58	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	645.02	Like as a backup for something .	NO_TOPIC
-D	646.5	Yeah so there's there is a one battery , because most remotes use two batteries I believe .	NO_TOPIC
-C	646.54	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	650.22	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	650.8	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	650.93	So , if it was running off of one battery as a Right .	NO_TOPIC
-C	652.5	That would be good yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	653.35	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	654.66	Some alternative just in case something went wrong .	NO_TOPIC
-C	660.04	Maybe we could you were saying about um solar power ma maybe not working indoors , but a lot of calculators , yeah , have solar power .	NO_TOPIC
-B	666.39	That's true .	NO_TOPIC
-B	667.02	I just thought of that .	NO_TOPIC
-B	668.9	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	669.21	So maybe that could be incorporated as Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	670.05	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	670.52	May maybe that could be the backup .	NO_TOPIC
-B	673.19	Instead of a battery .	NO_TOPIC
-A	673.21	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	674.47	Although it needs some light , doesn't it ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	674.54	Like solar backup .	NO_TOPIC
-B	677.37	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	677.66	Do , do those calculators yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	677.72	I suppose s but some But thing is , it's not you don't need the solar all the time .	NO_TOPIC
-A	677.9	Yeah , you can watch a T_V_ in the dark then .	NO_TOPIC
-D	677.98	So , if we're doing yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	680.99	If we're Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	682.16	I don't know how it works .	NO_TOPIC
-B	684.4	It can be stored .	NO_TOPIC
-B	685.28	It can be like you can have the solar energy and then it can store that energy and use it .	NO_TOPIC
-C	685.83	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	689.41	It just needs to be in light for a certain amount of time per day .	NO_TOPIC
-C	691.52	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	693.08	Like a few hours a day .	NO_TOPIC
-A	693.31	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	694.95	I think that might be a little impractical though .	NO_TOPIC
-D	696.9	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	697.29	I think sometimes it's just shoved under , under a cushion , and yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	700.25	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	700.48	That's true .	NO_TOPIC
-B	701.16	It could easily Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	701.19	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	702.32	Like people don't wanna have to worry about that .	NO_TOPIC
-D	703.99	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	704.86	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	704.86	I suppose it would be really annoying if you get to think , oh no , I forgot to charge my remote today .	NO_TOPIC
-B	711.27	Like if the kinetic thing , I think what's best about that is that it's instant energy .	NO_TOPIC
-A	711.34	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	713.08	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	713.48	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	715.08	You don't have to , you know , you can shake it a few times , or whatever .	NO_TOPIC
-A	718.05	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	718.32	And it works .	NO_TOPIC
-A	719.06	Or just like pick it up when you're gonna use it .	NO_TOPIC
-B	720.49	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	721.06	Yeah , I suppose .	NO_TOPIC
-B	721.53	Instead of you don't have to like make sure it's in the right place to charge and .	NO_TOPIC
-A	724.6	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	725.14	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	726.37	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-A	726.59	Cool .	NO_TOPIC
-B	726.99	K okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	728.64	'S that the end of your presentation .	NO_TOPIC
-B	729.3	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	729.93	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	730.25	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-A	731.01	Thank you .	NO_TOPIC
-B	736.88	There we go .	NO_TOPIC
-C	737.6	Thanks .	NO_TOPIC
-C	749.63	Oh .	NO_TOPIC
-C	764.48	It's not on my screen .	NO_TOPIC
-C	765.59	Why ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	766.61	it wasn't on mine either .	NO_TOPIC
-B	767.93	I don't know why .	NO_TOPIC
-B	768.68	I think , I just , I just used the mouse on there .	NO_TOPIC
-C	768.97	You don't know why ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	771.01	Oh okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	773.58	Is it that one ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	774.52	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	774.8	That's um Oh .	NO_TOPIC
-B	774.83	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	776.55	Um , I'm just gonna go through the interface concept with yous now .	NO_TOPIC
-C	781.9	Uh , first of all I'll explain what a user interface is .	NO_TOPIC
-C	785.69	It's the aspects of a computer system which can be seen or otherwise perceived , for example , heard or felt maybe , or by the human user .	NO_TOPIC
-C	799.22	And it's also the commands that the user uses to control its operation and to input data .	NO_TOPIC
-C	810.61	Um , there are two types of user interfaces .	NO_TOPIC
-C	813.45	There's the graphical user interface , which emphasises the use of pictures for output and a pointing device , for example a mouse for input control .	NO_TOPIC
-C	823.75	So that's sort of like the scroll thing we were talking about .	NO_TOPIC
-A	826.9	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	827.62	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	827.7	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	830.31	I'm not really sure about the pictures that maybe that's on an L_C_D_ screen .	NO_TOPIC
-B	834.69	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	835.03	Or maybe it's the the buttons or pictures or something .	NO_TOPIC
-A	841.8	Hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	844.81	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	845.7	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	845.84	Do you think it's Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	846.17	So I suppose sometime after you .	NO_TOPIC
-A	846.61	Yeah , 'cause I'm sorry ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	849.29	Um , because command interface requires you to type textual commands and input at a keyboard , so the numbers are sort of like a keyboard .	NO_TOPIC
-A	856.67	You're pressing the numbers for , um , for what you want .	NO_TOPIC
-C	857.43	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	857.95	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	859.68	So you must , for the graphical user you must need some kind of presentation for the graphics .	NO_TOPIC
-C	866.28	Like an L_C_D_ screen .	NO_TOPIC
-B	866.57	I s I suppose where um mm on some buttons you would have like the power would be s some kind of symbol .	NO_TOPIC
-C	874.45	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	874.61	And if you wanted to go onto teletext or , I know we're not having that , but I mean a similar thing , you , they have there's a like little picture with a screen with lines across it , which I suppose it's that sort of thing like the , the symbol on the button .	NO_TOPIC
-C	877.96	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	883.57	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	885.46	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	887.06	But if we're having a simplified display anyway , w that , we probably won't have to focus so much on that .	NO_TOPIC
-A	892.1	Yeah , we'll be doing Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	894.08	It'll be more the on the numbers and the volume .	NO_TOPIC
-C	895.13	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	896.29	It'd be more a command interface , and then Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	897.54	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	897.92	I suppose we need to think of symbols for like the volume , display , and stuff like that .	NO_TOPIC
-D	902.04	So it's just draf graphical for the pointing aspect ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	905.98	The infrared is like , that's considered a Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	906.19	I For inp Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	907.99	Hmm ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	908.69	No I think it's to do with the actual symbols that are on the , that's on the buttons of the remote control , and per Well it could be a wee scroller thing , and something could come up on the screen .	NO_TOPIC
-D	915.93	So when it says pointing device that doesn't include Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	921.02	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	921.45	I think they're talking about L_C_D_ type things .	NO_TOPIC
-C	923.88	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	924.83	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	925.33	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	926.78	But um I think we're gonna go with the command interface anyway , to make it more simplistic .	NO_TOPIC
-A	932.87	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	933.76	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	934.08	But the , we could incorporate some of the graphical user um points , as in just to make it m um nicer to look at maybe .	NO_TOPIC
-A	944.84	What do you mean ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	946.2	Like I can't think of an example , but Sort of like little pictures rather than Like a little sound .	NO_TOPIC
-A	953.68	Oh yeah , like how the buttons Yeah , as a button though .	NO_TOPIC
-C	955.71	Instead of saying volume , like a little speaker or something .	NO_TOPIC
-C	958.68	Yeah , something y Yeah m perha yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	958.87	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	960.2	So , it's a keyboard in the shape of it , right ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	963.56	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	964.19	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	964.5	Maybe .	NO_TOPIC
-A	964.71	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	964.93	I like that idea .	NO_TOPIC
-C	966.62	Um , the co uh we've decided that the command interface would be the most useful for a remote control .	NO_TOPIC
-C	973.6	As it would be less complicated , and the controls would be more user-friendly .	NO_TOPIC
-C	980.33	Um , the remote control would be cheaper to design , so that we'd have more money in the budget to , um , target the design area of the interface .	NO_TOPIC
-C	989.73	You know , make it more trendy and original .	NO_TOPIC
-C	991.33	We'll have more money if we keep it simple .	NO_TOPIC
-A	993.48	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	993.84	I'm sure i like kinetic energy would probably dip into the budget .	NO_TOPIC
-C	997.6	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	997.82	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	998.07	A bit more too , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	999.14	Seeing as it's quite a new technology .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1002.82	Um We , we also have to keep in mind when we're designing our , um , more user-friendly remote control , that a lot of interfaces consist of a clutter of buttons , that , um , that their functions , colours and forms aren't always helpful .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1024.09	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1024.44	That's true .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1025.11	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1025.35	That's in like the buttons with all the different like colours for different choices and things .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1029.88	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1030.25	It can be a bit , yeah , overwhelming .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1033.49	And that all interfaces are different .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1037.35	So , um , that doesn't improve the use of the produ product , so we need to come up with something that's easy to understand .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1047.87	And maybe learn from the mistakes of other interfaces that can be too complicated for people to use .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1055.54	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1057.91	Yep .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1058.5	Does anyone have any questions ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1062.51	Do you think that we should keep all the buttons to one same colour , just to keep it , give it a simplistic look .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1069.18	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1070.55	I think if we go with the um design plate thing , we'll have to .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1074.79	Just because of colour clashing , and if we wanted to , so and , and we might , I mean , depending on what comes out of the design , we might have to stick to just black buttons .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1076.77	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1077.6	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1084.14	But um Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1085.15	But what about the lighting up effect ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	1087.79	You mean different colours for the lighting or Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1089.91	Um , well , um , I thought we had um decided that we would if you touched one of the buttons they'd all light up .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1097.44	And so if they were black , it wouldn't be possible for them to light up .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1102.52	Oh I see what you're saying .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1104.51	Well y Oh so you're picturing the light is coming from the back .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1104.75	If they were white they would glow , probably .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1106.63	If they were made out of rubber .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1109.45	I kinda pictured it as kind of coming from the sides and lighting it up frontwards .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1114.84	Oh .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1115.01	But , but I guess , you mean from the back .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1115.41	Oh .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1115.72	Where would the light come from ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	1117.08	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1119.01	I'd assume , like , an internal light , that comes through .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1121.66	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1122.16	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1124.04	So there would have to , have to be some parts maybe transparent around the buttons , or something .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1127.79	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1128.08	Yeah , and well rubber is a more translucent product too , so we have that taken care of .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1130.79	Yeah , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1132.38	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1132.75	It should be able to mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1135.08	In the phone that I was thinking of as well , when you change the um covers of it , the , the little buttons that actually , you know , that contro control stuff , are behind the rubber .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1145.19	Li yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1148.78	So you can change the buttons when you're changing the faces .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1152.21	Do you know what I mean ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	1152.29	Oh .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1152.99	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1153.23	Oh .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1153.23	'Cause it's just the wee control , yeah , thing that's behind it .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1153.24	They , they insert over .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1156.02	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1158.62	So I mean , we don't have to decide on one colour .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1158.9	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1162.73	Each face could have its own colour of buttons maybe ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1166.35	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1168.57	Well , if they're raised up buttons .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1171.03	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1171.5	So that you can feel them .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1173.29	We were talking about it being more um , a lot more tangible .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1178.0	T Okay is that my turn then ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1179.89	Um , it might be more difficult to do .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1182.4	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1182.79	If they're , if they're sticking up .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1184.61	If it's flat then , like o like on a cellphone or a mobile phone , it's like all very flat , and you just have to sort of press down on these tiny little buttons , but Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1193.9	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1197.8	I think it would be possible .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1198.89	I don't think it would make that much difference .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1201.27	I mean , the uh the dimensions of it .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1204.78	'Cause if it's just like constructed in the same way as like the front cover of a mobile phone .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1210.17	You can like take off the hard cover and then there's the like say the buttons .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1214.24	And then you get to the circuit .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1215.56	I don't think it would matter that the buttons were bigger through the , the top casing .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1222.26	I'm sure you could f work it out to fit in the casing , without causing too much difficulty .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1225.75	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1228.2	I'm sure that'd be fine .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1228.32	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1228.34	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1229.11	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1231.52	If it's do-able we can do .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1233.13	Yeah , sounds good to me .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1234.89	So that's everything , then ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1237.15	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1238.21	Alright , thank you .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1243.99	That means you're up .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1244.29	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1245.85	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1246.37	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1249.81	I have a shorter report for you today .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1253.21	Um , it took a while to get this , uh Uh .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1263.1	You're not plugged in yet .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1265.13	Oh .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1265.72	That's a very good point .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1286.89	Okay , so um , this report is about uh trend-watching .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1290.61	Um , basically so we can live up to our , our uh purpose of having a very fashionable remote control .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1296.81	Sorry .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1297.22	There we go .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1298.9	Um So , just so you know , my method was mainly web web-based research this time around .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1303.52	I also spoke with fashion experts in Milan , New York and Paris .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1306.9	And I looked at the design reports from previous years , here at Real Remote .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1311.41	Um , just so c we can work off of them , see how fashions have changed .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1315.2	Um , so I'll list the three most important aspects that I've come across .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1319.3	Um , and they , they're each more important than the one that comes after it .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1323.03	Uh , the first one is that there should be a fancy look-and-feel , instead of the current functional look-and-feel .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1328.62	Um , this should be our priority , as we've been saying .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1331.46	The second most important aspect is that a remote sh that the remote control should be technologically innovative .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1336.42	So , I think we've done a lot of talking about that , just with lighting and the buttons and the face-plates .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1341.93	Um , so it looks like we'll be able to keep on track with that .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1344.41	And the third most important aspect is that the remote control should be easy to use .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1349.01	So , pretty basic there .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1351.02	And the recent fashion update , uh , according to fashion-watchers in Paris and Milan , is that fruit and vegetables will be the most important theme for clothes , shoes and furniture .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1360.73	Um , also , in contra uh in contrast to last year , the feel of the material is expected to be spongy .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1365.47	Again , we've already discussed that with rubber versus hard plastic buttons .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1369.65	Um So , my personal preferences here , um of course , as we , we've already talked about the personal face-plates in this meeting , and I'd like to stick to that .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1380.5	The fruits and vegetable themes , I don't know if that's going to work for us .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1383.63	It sounds something that you'd use on kitchenware .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1386.39	I don't know if we wanna do it on remotes .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1386.53	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1387.72	It could be one of the options .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1389.55	Maybe for the television that people have in their kitchen .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1389.66	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1392.71	Um , the temporary light-up idea , sounds like we're gonna stick to that .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1396.56	And then , uh , tying in a trendy look with user-friendliness .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1401.92	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1402.24	Yeah , it's the fruits and vegetables is the only area that I find rather jarring .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1409.45	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1409.53	Everything else we can really , we can really um , do , according to our plans already , given the market .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1409.84	It is strange .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1416.87	But fruits and vegetables seems a very strange idea for a remote control .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1419.25	It's , it's a little but it , it's everywhere .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1419.96	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1420.2	Well We I think we possibly could take a more abstract design .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1421.81	So maybe we I've seen a lot of purses with olives on them , you know .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1422.17	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1426.61	But I I think , I think if we stick to T_V_ based , you know , maybe T_V_ shows , or Or colour schemes .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1426.66	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1431.2	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1431.64	But they still need to um fit into people's decor though .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1435.63	Right .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1439.13	Like look at the basic shapes of different fruits and vegetables .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1443.38	And then just really like strip it down to like really basic shapes .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1450.12	I mean we don't have to make something in the shape of a strawberry , but it could have the curves of a strawberry , or something .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1456.39	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1456.82	The The essence of strawberry .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1456.9	Yeah , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1457.02	Or a strawberry seed or a leaf .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1459.42	Or just like you know really make it a quite abstract , if that's fits in more with what we're doing .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1459.78	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1460.31	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1466.52	Instead of fruits and vegetables , just if you look at it straightforward , it's a bit yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1466.84	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1468.5	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1471.31	It doesn't s quite fit in with the trendy well , obviously it does , if that's the current theme .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1475.88	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1476.53	But may maybe we could go more directly , I don't know .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1479.67	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1479.85	But initially , I dunno .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1481.57	I think if we just sort of tone it down a bit .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1486.35	Tone it down .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1486.38	I guess , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1486.87	Yeah and like not , not yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1486.92	Yeah , like more like photos of fruit , on , on our product .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1487.14	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1489.76	Or banana-shaped .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1490.88	One thing I was thinking though is I dunno if you all remember from our kickoff meeting , we talked about our favourite animals .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1495.58	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1495.74	So maybe there could be animal-based , you know .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1498.3	Because a lot of people have a house cat .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1499.83	Or , or a dog .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1501.46	Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1501.88	Um , that might be getting , you know , too specific , and we should see what the success of the first face-plates are .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1506.29	But it's something to keep in mind .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1508.72	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1510.38	And , did you have any questions ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	1516.95	Pretty straightforward ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1518.41	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1518.48	Yeah um Alright , given that information , we need to start making some more specific decisions .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1519.91	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1531.97	So I'll need to um hook up the PowerPoint again .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1538.31	There you go .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1551.92	Have you guys been saving your PowerPoint presentations to the okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1554.8	I didn't for the first one .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1556.64	But I have now .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1557.27	But it's still around right ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1558.51	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1559.09	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1559.14	Uh , hopefully .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1559.98	Where do you have to save it to ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1561.87	Project documents I think .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1563.56	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1577.84	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1581.08	I'm just trying to make this pop up now .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1591.61	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1591.82	Here we go .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1594.57	Okay so we have to uh decide now exactly what we are going to do .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1599.27	So energy , we oh .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1599.46	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1603.95	'Kay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1603.99	Oh no I can't write it in when it's in this setting .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1607.47	Does anyone know how to take it out of Um , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1611.55	Just escape I think .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1611.66	The PowerPoint ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1615.69	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1616.06	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1616.9	Um , so back to decisions .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1619.68	Energy , we've decided on kinetic , right ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1622.27	Kinetic yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1622.62	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1623.49	Okay , so that's good .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1624.47	Are we going to have a backup ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1628.43	Hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1632.2	Or do we just I think maybe we could just go for the kinetic energy , and be bold and innovative , and hope this works , and well hope that it works .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1633.58	But would a backup really be necessary ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1638.4	I mean will people just use the battery if there's no , if there's , if there is backup .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1651.23	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1654.0	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1654.09	I think yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1654.82	There's like no reason why it wouldn't work , right ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1654.83	I think no .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1657.18	So So if it's not working they just have to shake it a bit and that revitalises it ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1657.24	I , I think we should just like take uh advantage of like using this to its full potential .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1662.45	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1662.74	It could even be one of our selling points .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1662.83	Go for it .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1664.39	It could be fully kinetic energy .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1664.59	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1665.49	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1667.05	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1667.19	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1667.84	Environmentally conscious or something .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1669.09	Is everyone happy with that ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1671.94	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1672.2	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1672.73	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1672.8	Hope so .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1675.32	Alright , the next um decision is chip on print .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1680.15	I don't exactly know what that means .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1682.04	Um , it was whether we went for the simple , the regular , or the advanced chip .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1685.97	And that linked in with what buttons we would gonna have , so Yeah , it was so that was without the L_C_D_ .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1689.34	Right , and we were going for more simplistic style , right ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1692.91	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1695.16	So that means we're not doing the advanced .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1696.07	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1697.17	So it depends on whether we wanted the scroll buttons or just the push buttons .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1701.57	I think we decided on the pushbuttons , right ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1703.29	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1703.59	I don yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1703.61	Uh , so that's the simple .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1704.08	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1704.58	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1705.0	Would we need a more advanced one for uh the lighting , the interior lighting system ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1710.1	Yeah possibly .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1711.13	So , it's probably gonna be the regular chip that we're going to need .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1711.36	Yeah ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1714.04	So it's a medium .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1714.43	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1715.64	So regular chip .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1716.06	That's called medium , or regular ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1717.51	Regular sorry .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1718.83	'Kay .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1720.36	Regular chip .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1721.89	Oh , is regular not simple ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1723.46	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1723.94	Lighting .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1724.37	Yeah if we because of the lighting that we've decided to put in as well .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1724.42	It's for the lighting , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1727.15	Right right right .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1728.84	Okay , and cases .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1730.99	Um , does this , is this dependent on shape , or what it's made of , or what ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1731.44	So th I think this is just like gonna be the a very outer case , which we will decide on rubber .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1741.07	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1742.06	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1742.7	Well , I guess plastic and coated in rubber .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1744.52	Rubber .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1745.13	Yeah plastic coat .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1745.64	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1746.14	Plastic with rubber coating and interchangeable um yeah , interchangeable plates .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1746.32	Plastic rubber coat .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1754.73	Interchangeable , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1755.7	Still going for that .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1756.85	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1759.22	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1765.47	User interface concept .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1768.18	This is your time to shine .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1769.62	We decided on the component .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1772.83	I , I I'm sorry , I've lost my um PowerPoint thing , so I can't remember what it's ca it's the component The command inter The command line interface yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1776.84	Your screen ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	1778.72	Think it was called command interface .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1780.06	Was it Ouch .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1780.89	Oh , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1781.6	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1782.1	Command interface , .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1783.34	Command interface .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1787.35	Did you say command line ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1788.9	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1789.23	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1791.94	Line interface .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1796.57	Alright , and supplements .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1799.62	What's that all about ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1801.02	Um , I think that is well we haven't really made any decisions about what we're gonna do about the cluster of button functions , colours and forms , in the in consistent use .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1814.47	Like what what are ideas to combat these problems ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1818.27	Um Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1818.29	You know how um different interfaces are very different , and can be confusing because because of their difference , and because of the different clusters of buttons that they have .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1831.66	We haven't really decided what to do about that .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1836.37	Um , what are our choices here ?	NO_TOPIC
-C	1839.91	Well it's just um w where where shall we locate the buttons .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1846.9	What kind of functions wi shall we have ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1851.08	You mean like we'll have the numbers of the channels , and we'll have the channel-changer , and volume , and power ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1853.94	The power .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1855.68	Volume .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1856.56	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1858.82	So pretty just just the basic button functions .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1859.04	Um Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1862.73	Like I don't know if we should go into like adjusting light levels , things like that , because different televisions will have Um , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1868.76	May yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1869.53	Tone , contrast , and things .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1870.89	That's a bit Yeah , it was minima well , it wasn't the l Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1871.85	That was on , um one of my presentations .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1876.27	About how often it was used .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1877.49	Do you remember that ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1878.25	Yep .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1879.47	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1879.95	Yeah , it was hardly ever used really .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1881.1	I w Should I bring it up ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1883.85	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1884.51	That would be good .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1884.56	And most televisions will come with a remote .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1886.37	Yeah , and surely that would be like quite specific to the individual television , so Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1889.5	Yeah , each television .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1890.18	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1894.6	'Kay , well we know we want numbers .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1895.8	The ch t Screen settings was used um zero point five times an hour .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1902.35	So tw twice every once every two hours .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1905.3	Um , and it was considered a one point five relevance , on a scale of ten .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1908.7	That's brightness , colour , tone , all that .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1913.03	You don't change that often , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1913.46	I think most of that comes like on the i individual television set itself , doesn't it ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	1917.27	I'm sure it has its own buttons , so you don't necessarily need to have it on remote .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1918.0	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1918.21	Yeah , it does .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1923.49	Yeah , and different televisions .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1923.87	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1924.61	Like we , I don't know if we can make a remote that would be universal to all the different kinds of changes like that .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1927.72	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1928.84	So we're just going for power , channels , volume , Mm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1932.87	Volume .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1935.04	The other one was audio settings .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1936.53	Mono , stereo , pitch .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1937.91	I mean I sometimes use that .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1939.54	Some T_V_s will have the option of like living room style , movie style , um and that , they say that's used zero point eight times an hour , which is actually somewhat high .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1942.58	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1948.27	Like almost once an hour .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1950.65	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1951.01	Um , relevance of two .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1955.81	Oh .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1956.11	We have five minutes to finish our meeting .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1958.9	Crap .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1959.97	Okay , um , let's do this fast .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1962.12	Um Should we have audio ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	1962.66	Well that didn't some up on mine .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1966.65	It only comes up on mine usually .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1967.88	It w it would seem silly if we'd having anything else , just have an audio button though .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1968.38	Oh .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1974.63	Do you know ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	1975.11	Yeah , I don't , I it's , it's a problem with the international uh appeal , I think .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1980.32	Um , if we have audio because we don't know how other televisions work .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1985.44	But we Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1985.45	But we know that everyone has this and it's the same .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1988.86	Yeah I guess that it affects the marketing , 'cause it , mm it is a good sales ploy to say , aren't you annoyed with remote controls that have all these buttons .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1989.23	I've Yeah , that's it .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1994.82	This one has channel , volume and your channe and your power .	NO_TOPIC
-C	1996.77	That could be a sales pitch .	NO_TOPIC
-B	1996.92	We can just go for , make it a selling point that it is just the basic .	NO_TOPIC
-A	1997.75	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	1998.79	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2000.19	Simple and Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2000.72	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2001.44	Yeah uh I brilliant .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2002.02	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2002.6	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2004.19	Good .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2005.33	And , okay , in closing , 'cause we only have five minutes .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2008.57	We'll be meeting again in thirty minutes .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2011.58	Um , you'll be working , Poppy will be working on the look-and-feel design .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2018.1	Wait a minute .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2018.59	Is that right ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	2019.54	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2020.11	Yep , and um the user interface design , so this is where the trendy stuff comes in .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2024.73	And you'll be evaluating the product .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2028.4	Um , Poppy and Tara will have to work together , using modelling clay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2035.04	And , um , your personal coach will give you the rest of the information of what needs to happen .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2040.17	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2041.14	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2041.56	So , anyone else have something to say ?	NO_TOPIC
-B	2043.59	Um , I just have one question about the whole fruit and vegetable aspect .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2045.52	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2048.4	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2048.52	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2050.19	Are we seeing as that was the most popular thing that came up out of your market research , I thi I think we should keep to that rather than moving to animals or something , because even if that may not seem obvious to us , if that's what the surveys brought out , I think that we should probably go along with that .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2059.29	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2059.84	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2066.33	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2066.91	Um , so I suppose that'll come out in our dev design development .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2071.49	But you're happy to go ahead with the fruit and veg ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	2073.48	Now do you guys need want an idea of how many uh are you gonna come up with casing ideas ?	NO_TOPIC
-D	2077.65	Like f five different Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2078.03	Y Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2078.59	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2079.83	What I What I was thinking what do yous think of this ?	NO_TOPIC
-A	2080.13	five .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2083.37	Um , having the numbers kind of like , not a bunch of grapes , but you know like purple and kind of in a triangle .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2091.28	Like grapes .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2092.39	Yeah you can have some fun with the buttons , it's true .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2092.61	Like that's kind of fruity or something .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2094.8	Mm-hmm .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2095.76	That's just Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2096.01	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2096.37	We can have a look at those ideas , yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2098.44	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2098.52	I guess what you i ideally you'd kind of think of age markets as well .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2101.76	So it's a something that will , you know , appeal to the fifteen to twenty five year olds .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2101.89	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2104.93	Something that your granny would want on her remote control .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2107.92	Um , and international tastes as well , so Not easy .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2108.02	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2108.6	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2111.96	Tricky .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2112.31	A lot of things to consider .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2112.9	Yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2114.85	Lots of yeah .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2115.06	Hm .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2117.33	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2118.0	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2119.47	'Kay we'll stick to the fruit and veggie theme then .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2122.34	Alright .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2123.33	And , um , we'll reconvene in thirty minutes .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2125.65	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-C	2125.78	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2126.02	'Kay .	NO_TOPIC
-D	2126.16	Okay .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2126.31	Bye .	NO_TOPIC
-B	2127.07	Thank you .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2128.76	I'll see you later .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2132.84	Oh , what did I just do .	NO_TOPIC
-A	2134.36	Okay .	NO_TOPIC

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-A	58.48	Okay .	opening
-A	58.83	Here we go .	opening
-A	64.37	Alright , the agenda for thi oh .	opening
-A	67.33	Alright .	opening
-A	68.16	Um the agenda for this meeting is um we'll initially have the prototype presentation by our two designers .	opening
-A	77.41	And then we will evaluate it , given the criteria that um that we gave gave it .	opening
-A	84.48	And um talk about our finances , whether we were under or over our budget .	opening
-A	90.03	I have a um a spreadsheet where we can calculate um our prices for every aspect of of what we've made , given our options .	opening
-A	99.46	And um evaluate the product , as a group .	opening
-B	103.54	Okay .	opening
-A	104.06	And um So first we'll have the prototype presentation .	opening
-A	108.89	Do you need the um PowerPoint for this ?	opening
-B	110.77	Um yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	111.33	I just got a few slides , so show them .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	112.83	Alright .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	115.09	Thank you .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	123.36	Do you want to present it ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	126.34	Um This is what we came up with .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	128.38	Yeah , here we are .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	131.35	It's a pretty simple design .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	133.53	It's um based on a mango ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	136.85	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	137.76	And we Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	138.39	On ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	139.38	Mango shape .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	139.66	A mango .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	140.92	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	141.73	And we have the company logo here and this will be the infrared here and this'll be the power point , the on off button kind yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	149.05	The L_E_D_ .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	153.05	Oh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	153.17	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	154.47	I'm sorry .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	154.69	What was the where's the L_E_D_ ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	155.17	Oops .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	156.2	It's in the middle of one of the little R_s .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	157.82	Oh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	158.02	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	158.48	And then the other one is the power .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	161.01	And uh we just have a simple design .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	163.84	We wanted it all to be accessible from your thumb yeah palm-held and all the buttons are accessible from your thumb .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	165.42	So it's palm-held .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	168.44	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	169.46	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	173.88	Notice you have a number ten button .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	174.02	So you don't have to Oh that was a mistake , wasn't it ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	179.29	Right no , that's a zero .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	179.57	You just need the nought .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	182.89	Take that one off .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	184.62	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	186.62	Sorry .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	187.34	I was in charge of the numbers .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	189.08	No problem .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	191.27	Ah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	191.67	And this is just if you've got like eleven or twelve or thirt the plus .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	197.36	So one plus one would be eleven , or Yeah because if you on your average um remote , if you press one twice you just go to um or uh say you wanted channel twelve , you press one , and then you go to channel one , and then two then you'd just go to channel two , instead of twelve .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	198.02	You can go one , three or something .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	200.25	Oh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	200.64	You press that first and then you go one three yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	200.7	You press a plus button ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	203.84	Oh okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	204.37	I've never heard of that kind before .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	205.84	Well we just thought , we have all the numbers here , so we wanted something representative of numbers larger than ten and So the plus and then yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	214.68	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	225.01	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	229.58	Oh , there's no e okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	230.53	So if you did like one plus two you could go to channel twelve , or two plus two is channel twenty two .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	230.95	Oh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	233.81	I But Would you have to go zero plus one if you wanted to go to channel one or two ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	233.85	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	239.31	No no , th all that's why we have all these numbers .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	241.81	These numbers um these numbers all work independently up to nine .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	249.19	Yeah but I mean if you press , it'll go to that channel right away .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	253.2	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	253.56	'Cause you gotta press the plus afterwards .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	256.08	Oh no .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	256.54	Uh , the plus is only for if you're going past the number nine .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	260.75	Yeah I know , but if if I wanna go to say number like sixty five , channel sixty five , if I press the six it'll go to channel six , and then I'll press the plus , and then it'll go to six and then put the five and it'll go to sixty five ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	263.88	Sixty .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	266.04	You p Oh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	272.24	No you press the plus first .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	274.11	I I well it doesn't we haven't really s I would've thought you pressed the plus first and then the six five , but she says plus press which what do you think is simpler ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	274.19	Oh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	281.22	Well I don't mind , we can further define that .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	283.68	I th Um Yeah it wouldn't be a problem .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	285.36	It's a Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	286.41	I wouldn't have thought it'd be a problem that it went to channel six first , in like on the way to channel sixty five .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	292.61	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	292.9	But I was just wondering like as long as we realise that's what it'll do .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	292.91	But I suppose it's not as snappy .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	294.5	Well the there is a there's a delay on remotes I think .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	296.67	Oops .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	298.07	Where you can have it it's like a five second input time .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	298.29	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	299.01	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	300.09	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	300.78	If you don't put it Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	300.83	So as long as you hit them dada it should be fine .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	302.92	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	303.21	Yeah , that yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	305.44	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	305.92	As long as there's not a big pause between the t hitting the two buttons .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	308.28	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	308.87	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	310.23	So A channel .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	311.17	Um And channel , which is so you could just go like that without thinking about it , like It's the bigger R_ .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	312.29	Was there so on the top there is volume and Channel up volume up .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	317.53	Okay cool .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	318.45	C_ and V_ .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	318.53	Just so we can flick It's in the middle of one of the little R_s .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	320.76	Right , where um where's the power button ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	320.94	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	324.05	It's the R_ .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	325.9	Oh okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	326.72	So it's just like .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	328.47	Yeah , so it's all accessible .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	328.99	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	329.88	We deci Yeah um we went for like a a circular design for the numbers because we thought that's kind of a more natural movement than just going like that with your thumb .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	330.75	Without m taking your hand off the remote .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	333.56	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	334.28	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	346.08	Oh okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	346.67	Uh e ergonomics are all considered .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	346.9	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	347.31	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	348.14	And it might actually help with the repetitive stress injury as well .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	348.22	Ergonomic , definitely ergonomic .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	348.89	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	353.76	It could cause another type of repetitive stress injury though .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	355.09	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	356.3	But yeah , no I mean it's a different movement so yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	359.17	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	360.89	Um and the feel of it , I mean , we've made this out of Play Doh , which is representing the , you know , the rubber , and the spongy rubberness .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	366.72	The spon yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	367.68	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	369.45	Um 'cause it was said before in the material specification that this the this anti-R_S_I_ um material is often used in stress balls so this has got a you know a bit of give to it , and it just feels feels different .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	381.6	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	381.96	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	382.45	Bit of a stress ball feel .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	383.55	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	383.88	Would you like to feel it yourselves ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	384.91	Yes .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	385.07	How it fits in the palm of your hand ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	385.71	I would .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	387.17	My goodness .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	389.17	There you go .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	390.19	Thanks .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	391.2	And you ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	391.6	Yes .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	391.71	Genevieve ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	392.25	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	393.26	Oh it's nice .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	393.81	Oh I think I killed the five .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	395.84	I did .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	396.23	I killed the four .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	396.44	And something hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	397.44	Oh god .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	397.99	O Okay , as for the colours , we were presented with um a limited range of colours for this prototype .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	402.94	Oh it smells good .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	403.14	Of Play Doh yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	405.75	But we're thinking that , seeing as we're having it in interchangeable casing anyway , that this is not necessarily a representation of the true colours that we would necessarily use .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	417.56	Or the combination .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	418.92	Um and we're thinking to carry-on with the fruit and vegetable theme , the colour um combination just could just be named after different fruit , like banana could be black and yellow , watermelon red and green , or vanilla might be the most popular if it just uh blends in more settled cream instead of the others are all a bit garish .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	428.74	Oh right .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	435.54	'Cause it'd be quite subtle and Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	438.58	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	439.13	It looks more Think like vanilla and banana would .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	443.43	Banana's more representative of our colour scheme , like the company the yellow and black .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	448.75	Okay yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	449.54	So that for corporate identity that would probably be the most strength .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	453.29	I mean watermelon , you know , m probably appealing to the yeah , seasonal .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	456.03	Kinda Christmas , you know .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	457.34	Yeah , yeah , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	459.62	Apple green , brown , more kinda trendy , you know , khaki Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	462.4	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	464.56	The pomegranate's kinda girly and funky kind of , and then the vanilla's more for the more sophisticated customer who just wants something that fits in with all decor .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	469.05	Cool .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	479.02	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	480.19	Um yeah we thought of the components it was definitely um a focus of ergonomics and just a single ha handheld device , I mean you don't need to use both hands , one hand to hold this and type in with the other , you can just use your thumb .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	495.16	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	496.2	Um , as we said the rubber's probably used for comfort and anti-R_S_I_ and that's about it .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	502.55	Alright , thank you very much .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	504.47	Good work everyone .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	505.22	Bravo You want the I don't know what order it goes in .	evaluation of prototype(s) presentation of prototype(s)
-A	508.2	Alright .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	509.8	And so now that we've we have a prototype , uh we need to go over the finances and seeing if this prototype matches uh what our budget can handle .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	518.93	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	519.65	So , I have something I'm going to Oh wait a minute .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	526.64	Do you need to do a presentation first ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	530.68	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	530.97	I'm gonna check that out for a second .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	530.98	I have one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	532.43	Mm go Feel I think .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	534.23	What time is it anyw Oh yeah sorry you're right .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	536.9	Evaluation cri Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	537.21	Evaluation criteria is next in line .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	538.26	That's me .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	539.87	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	545.82	Hello .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	548.43	Oh there we go .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	568.82	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	570.35	Come on my computer .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	571.67	Come on .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	575.66	Sorry my computer's giving me technical difficulties .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	578.21	Just press um function eight again .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	578.56	Should I press it again ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	580.27	Last time I did that it sh Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	584.96	You're right .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	586.33	And then again I think .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	588.85	One more time .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	589.47	Oh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	589.89	Still not there .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	590.62	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	596.15	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	602.06	Okay now I think for this one I could Would you guys prefer use the whiteboard or mayb maybe I'll just do it on right on the screen where you can see it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	608.78	Um , we're gonna be doing an evaluation report together based on the protoptype that we've just seen .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	613.05	Um and looking looking back at my notes from our both our conceptual and our functional meetings , um I made a list of what our original requirements and goals were , um , back to our kick-off meeting this morning .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	624.65	Um , and we'll evaluate as to whether we've s done what we set out to do .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	629.4	Um and we're gonna do it on a one to seven scale where one is true and seven is false .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	634.63	So basically the lower p the lower the points the better .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	640.41	Okay so question number one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	643.06	Does the remote whoops .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	644.1	Sorry .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	645.34	Oh I'm not gonna be able um , I'll do it on the whiteboard .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	646.91	I can't change it so I'm g I'm gonna ask you to push it down once .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	650.81	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	651.14	I'll write down our scores up on the Okay so number one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	656.44	Ooh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	658.58	Do we have a fancy look-and-feel ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	663.22	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	665.22	We've been quite successful with the rubber coating and Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	666.79	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	670.0	The look is a little bit more playful .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	670.08	Well Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	673.39	Yeah I guess that depends on your definition of fancy , but it's definitely different .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	676.42	It's not your traditional yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	676.66	Oh definitely different yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	680.44	I think the colour has a lot to do with it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	682.45	I mean th the colours we were given for making the prototype aren't the colours that I think we would've necessarily chosen .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	682.92	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	690.79	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	691.46	It's not the kind of ooh uh at all sleek red , black and yellow , and orange .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	694.32	Oh you were only given red and black ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	697.79	Oh okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	698.05	Yeah so not very sleek and we don't wanna go for black because most remote controls are black or grey .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	700.45	Um But if you can imagine that in like a s just a maybe uh a kind of pale metallic-y finish or something Well I know know it's for rubber .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	704.48	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	705.67	So we want it to be stand out that way , anyway .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	706.32	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	709.84	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	718.62	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	719.46	A metallic-y finish we were thinking .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	720.2	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	721.59	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	722.24	Polished .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	722.48	I mean diff if you can visualise this in nice colours I think it would look quite fancy .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	723.55	Okay Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	727.98	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	728.46	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	728.67	I kinda I like the potato look .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	730.54	It's mango .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	730.58	It's very different .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	731.03	Oh well , potato , mango , fruit and veg .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	731.07	We we were we were thinking about yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	731.89	It's what ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	732.58	It's mango .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	732.86	Oh sorry the mango the mango look .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	735.7	Potato's fine .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	736.09	Yeah it is , fruit or vegetable depends on your mood .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	736.56	Potato's fine .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	738.59	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	739.42	Totally .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	740.18	It's really adaptable .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	740.29	So I myself would say a one or a two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	742.86	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	743.46	I would say two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	744.38	Personally .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	744.51	I w I'd say two I think .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	744.65	It's a two ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	746.6	Okay , and p One being true .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	746.67	For the fancy I uh two , three .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	747.66	Fanciness .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	748.59	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	750.29	So Two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	753.4	Okay , actu that's pro that's gonna get confusing , like that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	753.57	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	758.49	Okay so question number two was is it techn technologically innovative ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	764.59	So I know we have the kinetic energy which is very innovative .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	767.61	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	768.06	Yeah and the use of the rubber .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	770.11	Use of the rubber , the use of the L_E_D_ .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	770.71	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	770.86	For the anti-R_S_I_ .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	772.4	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	773.91	The L_E_D_ use isn't particularly innovative and we don't have any scroll buttons , it's all pushbuttons , there's no L_C_D_ control , so if we're thinking about the rest of the market , it's sort of probably halfway .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	775.88	Isn't Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	777.35	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	785.08	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	787.78	In some aspects it is , like we said .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	790.08	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	790.37	I'd say maybe three .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	791.43	I'll go for three as well .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	791.87	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	793.08	And I think I mean it it's tough to say because we were we didn't want it to be any more innovative than this , because then that would've defeated the purpose .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	797.95	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	797.95	No .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	798.0	Yeah we want it simple .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	798.22	Though it was our specification .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	799.28	Wouldn't be simple , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	800.26	So I mean I we'll put three , but I think we actually reached our goal .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	804.01	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	804.22	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	805.1	We didn't want it any more than that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	806.5	Okay question number three .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	808.08	Uh , will it be easy to use ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	810.16	I think so .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	810.72	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	810.93	Yeah very .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	811.08	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	811.19	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	811.5	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	812.07	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	812.4	I think one for that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	812.47	S Yeah I think it's you can't really get confused with that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	814.56	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	814.91	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	815.0	One .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	815.43	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	816.48	No .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	816.75	I mean , there'll be s we have to work out the uh number the plus system .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	816.98	Th The plus number thing .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	820.55	Yeah that's the only thing yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	820.85	But once that's figured out , it should be fine .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	822.07	Yeah and perhaps the turning on but Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	824.53	Number four .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	825.11	Is this a good-looking remote ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	826.53	Remember that seventy five percent of users find most remote controls ugly .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	831.06	Again I think the colour comes into this .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	831.06	It's definitely Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	832.93	Yeah colour will definitely be a factor .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	834.94	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	836.17	I think that the logo could be smaller .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	838.67	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	839.47	And maybe not such a prominent way .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	842.17	But the Remember the management said that it it had to be prominent .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	842.53	Maybe like at the bottom , kind of .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	844.59	Not in Don't worry .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	848.6	Whoops .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	848.85	Oh it just had to be on there I guess .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	850.02	Should just not touch it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	850.16	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	853.5	This time it's the three I killed .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	857.41	I was just wondering if it should be like flatter .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	860.67	Or Well Yeah the bottom could be like ch chopped a bit .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	861.7	I suppose I've got quite big hands .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	862.58	I like the appeal of it being like a big glob in your hand .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	866.2	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	867.12	But you know what I've just thought of there now .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	869.07	What where's it gonna sit in your living room ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	871.23	Is it not gonna fall off the arm of the sofa ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	872.83	Maybe if the bottom was just sort of flat , and then the rest is like round .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	876.01	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	877.47	But then it wouldn't sit as comfortably in your hand .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	879.88	Oh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	880.18	That's true .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	880.87	It would still be comfortable I think .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	882.54	Thing is like that , it's not going anywhere particularly .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	882.86	We c we could handle it I think .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	882.9	Maybe , it could it could be on the bottom , so you wouldn't loo like if it's flat here , so it sits up .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	884.96	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	888.87	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	889.06	Like that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	889.69	Oh that would be nice .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	891.03	Ah it'd fall over all the time though .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	892.46	It'd be annoying .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	892.75	Uh yeah , it's less um , what's th ha .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	893.29	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	893.32	I g If it's weighted maybe .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	897.46	H it's got higher centre of gravity like that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	897.9	Details , details .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	898.83	'Kay we're done designing .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	899.88	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	900.13	Come on .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	900.44	So , is this a good-looking remote ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	903.35	Would we wanna show it off to our friends ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	904.07	Three .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	905.65	You would though , 'cause it's bit it's more interesting than other remotes .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	908.67	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	909.33	I think , it was another colour and it was like I think it'd look okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	913.87	I think maybe a two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	914.42	Yeah ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	916.34	I mean I gue yeah , it's personal taste , but Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	916.78	I would definitely go for that rather than like your average plain old remote like that , but definitely in another colour , I'm not happy with those colours .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	919.92	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	925.1	Okay , so should we say two for that ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	927.74	Sure .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	928.3	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	928.36	Yeah ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	929.09	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	929.52	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	930.94	Uh , question number five .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	932.83	What's um will people be willing to spend twenty five Euros on this product ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	936.88	Remember that eighty percent of users were willing to spend more money when a remote control looked fancy .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	941.52	I think we have to market it in the right way , that um to say that it is simplistic .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	943.77	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	944.14	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	945.99	So people don't just see it and think , uh , this is so simplistic , I don't want to spend twenty five Euros .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	950.64	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	952.12	We have to market it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	952.8	Yeah it the marketing will have a lot to do with it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	953.15	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	954.15	And the kinetic energy , shaker-style-y , whoo , ooh no .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	955.06	And the kinetic energy part .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	956.77	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	957.77	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	961.35	Shake it and the buttons fall off .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	961.83	Durable .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	962.72	Don't shake Oh no the plus .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	964.88	But you know , those'll be firmly on .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	969.91	You're use the zero .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	969.91	No , I guess , I don't know much about the remote control industry , how much your average sells for , but I know I am , aren't I ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	972.26	Make a new one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	974.73	But you're our Marketing Expert .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	976.72	I think they're about ten po ten pound , aren't they ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	981.45	About ten pounds .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	982.78	But you don't have to buy batteries .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	982.99	Fifteen ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	984.13	So in the long term this can actually save you money .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	985.39	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	985.41	Mm , yeah , that's true .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	985.91	Oh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	986.11	So we'll market it that way too .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	986.91	Exactly .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	988.19	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	988.6	Exactly .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	989.09	So yeah I think with a good marketing scheme um and the personalisation options , it'll Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	989.34	Good point .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	993.94	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	994.29	I would give it a two still though .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	995.07	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	995.47	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	995.89	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	996.56	Okay number six .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	998.01	Can someone read it out ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	999.03	Or Um yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	999.61	Does this prototype match the operating behaviour of the average user .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1004.45	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1004.64	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1005.83	So that was mainly that the statistics we said Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1006.54	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1006.97	I think it does very well .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1007.64	Oh yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1008.2	Because yeah , because the most accessible buttons are the volume and the and the channel-changing .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1013.86	The zap yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1014.9	And it's just you won't have to think about it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1014.94	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1017.14	You don't have to look down to find them .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1019.24	They're clearly there , easy to use .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1022.21	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1022.55	Yeah I guess the I think the key word there is average , 'cause there were some people that used the uh video input and sound and stuff .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1022.8	Simple .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1022.95	Uh Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1027.92	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1028.26	But they're not you and I really .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1029.51	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1030.64	So .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1030.74	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1031.4	Okay so one ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1032.43	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1033.14	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1034.19	Number seven .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1035.29	C Heather could you push it down ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1037.25	Will this remote control be easy to find when lost ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1039.8	Remember that fifty percent of users lose their remote regularly .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1042.15	Now is there the is the alarm system still was it implemented ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1042.34	We have the alarm system .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1045.45	Yeah the bu when you press the alarm system , the lights behind the and it'll vibra It'll be again in the marketing .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1047.19	It Yeah l lights on and , or flash as well .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1051.84	But I mean it's not obviously obvious from the outside that that's gonna happen 'cause you can't s particularly see an alarm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1060.06	I thought the light from the inside was gonna light up .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1061.39	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1061.92	The light it will .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1063.99	Or or was it gonna make a noise ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1064.16	But But both Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1064.33	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1064.6	But when the alarm's not yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1066.54	If you Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1067.29	You press the button it makes a noise right ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1070.62	It turns into a duck and starts quacking .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1071.42	You could s Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1072.28	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1072.78	Here I am .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1073.08	Awesome .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1073.55	Oh , that would be brilliant .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1073.83	Awesome .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1074.54	I'd be tempted to Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1075.22	Well the thing is , if it was had an alarm system , I mean , when it when it lights up as we I mean it could light up when the alarm went .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1075.27	Um Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1081.89	But if it was hidden underneath the cushion or something , there wouldn't be any point .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1085.62	So you can't see the alarm , but it would light up .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1088.86	It would have to be in the market Yeah but you still couldn't see it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1089.77	I though w it was gonna make a noise .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1091.86	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1092.34	Alarm , but you can't see an alarm inside uh the alarm system itself .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1095.2	It would just be a little speaker on the back or something .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1097.85	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1098.64	We oh you're just explaining why it's not on the prototype .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1100.31	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1100.46	But yeah , it'll be there .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1100.87	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1101.18	So we can we could say that We can give it a one , because compared to every other remote ever m ever made , this one will be easier to find .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1101.46	Oh okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1101.5	It w yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1102.5	Whoo .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1102.58	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1103.07	Sorry .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1107.84	Yeah , totally .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1108.2	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1108.24	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1109.05	Um Question number eight .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1109.78	Sorry Heather .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1110.52	That wasn't very clear .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1110.78	No problem , mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1113.38	Will it be easy to learn how to use this remote when brand new ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1115.47	Remember that thirty four percent of users usually found it difficult .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1118.16	So it has to be yeah , it's eas they'll pick it up and they'll know what to do .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1118.2	Totally .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1120.35	So the plu the plus w once that's written down on the page that'll be really simple , won't it ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1122.14	The plus thing needs to be worked on .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1125.58	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1126.55	Yeah I think just because it's we've decided to reduce it down to the basic buttons , I think that in itself makes it so much easier to use .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1127.05	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1129.8	Well Do Does it make more sense for the middle one to be an just an enter button ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1132.8	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1137.83	So then you would have to push two buttons every time at least .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1140.55	Yeah , so it's just like channel six , six , enter .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1142.9	That kind of annoys me though , when it's zero six when you have to press I don't know why .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1145.09	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1147.52	Yeah but you don't have to press zeros .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1148.62	You could just press six enter , or one two enter .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1150.09	Oh okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1150.63	And or sixty six enter , y Yeah I think that's probably more straightforward .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1150.73	And then like twelve , enter .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1151.13	Right .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1152.45	Alright , aye .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1152.89	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1153.67	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1155.93	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1156.32	Good Ooh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1157.33	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1158.31	Um , okay so we can we'll say yes it's uh one ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1161.36	I'd say w yeah one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1163.2	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1163.47	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1164.03	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1165.54	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1167.11	Question number nine .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1167.75	Oh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1168.28	Uh , will it minimise the effects of R_S_I_ , which was repeated strain injury ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1172.56	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1172.63	Injury .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1173.93	Um , which affected over a quarter of users .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1177.89	S It's soft , and And people could Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1178.39	Hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1178.45	I think so .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1178.87	It's like right in the Your thumb might get a little bit uh Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1180.67	But if you're zapping yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1182.55	Yeah , that's what I was thinking .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1183.65	I don't think it will f Yeah , the biology .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1184.86	We may have to do some more research into other strain injuries that we don't know about .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1189.75	But it is soft .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1190.97	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1192.1	And that's kind of what the um the PowerPoint slide thing said would be good for R_S_I_ , so maybe it is but Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1192.69	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1194.91	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1199.97	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1200.33	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1201.95	I don't know what other options there are .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1202.79	I think we're getting that's true .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1205.57	Could I mean , you could hold it in your left hand and d use your index finger .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1209.52	But there's not really any other options unless it's like a keyboard .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1209.56	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1211.72	So , I think we did as as much as you can with a remote control .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1211.86	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1212.15	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1214.89	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1216.44	So , one or two do you think ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1219.43	I I'd say t two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1219.62	I think yeah , I think too .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1221.71	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1221.9	Two okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1222.32	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1223.88	Okay number ten .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1225.18	Did we somehow incorporate the company colour and logo ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1227.31	Yes we did .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1227.96	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1228.06	Now is the colour gonna be there even if it's like vanilla ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1230.91	Is the yellow Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1231.38	N We we can't really do that because for example on the banana theme we can't have it as being yellow .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1238.64	It won't stand out .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1240.44	So n it's not always gonna be the same colour .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1243.25	It sounds like the colour's something that we But I mean the yell yeah d yellow's ugly though , depending on the So I think we'll have to talk to our executive managers , and see if we can get away with just the R_R_ .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1244.62	Well , yeah the colours are yellow and grey .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1245.08	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1247.16	Gray , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1247.77	So it could be grey on the banana one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1249.52	Yeah , could be grey .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1250.98	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1255.4	Yeah that's right , we didn't even rea Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1259.15	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1261.09	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1261.54	I think this is the the factor that we've been least successful in confronting .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1267.45	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1268.57	Perhaps a metallic or or like that's grey , and it wouldn't be that expensive to have a little bit of metal .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1269.57	Mm , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1275.73	No ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1276.53	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1277.25	That isn't rubber .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1277.32	And the buttons in the middle .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1281.58	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1281.79	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1282.48	So , do you think that's more of a three then ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1284.68	Three , four ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1286.71	Four I think .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1287.43	Four ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1287.79	Well I don't what do what Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1289.54	Well we have good reasons for it , so we but we can still put a a four ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1289.93	Hum .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1295.01	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1295.65	Okay , and final question .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1298.09	Um , did we stay true to our motto and put the fashion into electronics ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1302.19	Current trends of fruits and veggies , desire for sponginess .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1306.24	I would say so .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1307.31	Following that briefing we did .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1308.92	But maybe more like two 'cause there's no like pictures of fruit , it's just sort of naming it by a fruit .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1314.07	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1314.41	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1314.52	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1315.0	With the with the colours .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1315.07	Like um the colour scheme names and stuff .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1316.74	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1317.47	No , uh , are the plates interchangeable ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1319.16	I think I missed a few they are ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1319.52	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1319.98	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1320.27	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1320.68	So you can have banana and kiwi and okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1322.37	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1322.69	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1322.72	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1323.24	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1323.59	Okay , so that's something that's kind of in the making too , like maybe it'll become more Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1329.77	That's fashionable in itself to have interchangeable plates .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1333.7	It is .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1335.12	I think w yeah , I think one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1337.98	Well that was our brief and we followed the brief .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1340.57	Well we haven't got a big banana but Oh yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1340.95	The thing is , I think if somebody saw that and you said what was that inspired from , I don't know if you'd instantly say mango .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1345.69	Be like Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1346.76	No .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1350.15	No .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1351.67	Maybe if it was scented .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1354.14	Oh yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1354.22	Oh that would be class .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1355.69	There we go .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1356.34	That would be great .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1356.89	Yeah we have money for that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1358.09	Um Alright so based on this evaluation , do we average them out sorta thing ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1359.68	Um Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1364.12	Yes we do .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1364.74	So I wh what was I gonna put for that ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1366.17	A two for fashion ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1366.51	Oh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1368.45	I would say two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1369.24	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1369.63	Two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1370.5	Okay , so our average there , five , six , eight , ten , eleven , twelve , thirteen , fifteen , nineteen , twenty one , divided by eleven is Between okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1381.74	It's Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1382.19	One point nine or something ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1382.6	It's Between one and two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1385.4	I don't know these things .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1386.52	Um , between one and two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1390.06	So that's pretty fantastic .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1390.34	Close to two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1390.76	Um .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1392.54	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1395.02	Yeah , that's very good 'cause the highest we coulda got is one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1399.2	I got Yeah , 'cause we've a four to bring down .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1399.27	Alright .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1399.89	Does that seem right then ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1405.74	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1406.06	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1407.99	It seems like it should be more around two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1407.99	Uh , aye .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1409.93	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1410.06	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1411.74	Uh , should've added five .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1419.4	Do we have an online calculator ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1421.44	I'm attempting to do that right now .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1423.31	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1424.95	This is .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1425.26	Yeah it is one point nine .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1426.48	Ooh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1426.84	Yay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1426.96	Oh wow .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1427.5	Well done .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1428.1	Go Heather Pauls .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1428.23	Well that's excellent .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1432.14	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1437.14	Alright , now with that over and done with , our next step is to see if we are under budget .	costing
-A	1444.04	And um my computer's frozen .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1448.88	And now it's not .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1450.39	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1451.39	So um in our shared folder , if everyone could go there right now , um I'm going to um steal a cable .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1459.91	Sorry .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1461.46	Are you gonna do that ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1462.75	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1463.65	Um it's it's um it's an Excel file .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1464.43	Is that the project document ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1472.22	Oh .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1473.51	Production costs .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1474.94	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1475.43	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1476.51	'Kay there we go .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1477.1	Um , production costs .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1478.89	And um I have to access that as well .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1482.31	It says it I think it just means that we can't add any more to it now .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1482.32	One moment .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1491.18	'Kay so far I've added what I think or what is going on ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1496.35	Great .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1498.95	It's blinking at me .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1501.41	It's locked for editing .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1503.34	Read only .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1504.77	I'm gonna open up a second one then 'cause it's locked for editing .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1508.62	I have the original in my um my email account .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1512.8	Oh is it locked 'cause I'm in it ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1515.04	I dunno .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1515.5	Or okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1519.51	Have you have you completed it ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1521.7	No .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1522.14	Oh right .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1522.57	No , I was hoping that you guys could .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1522.65	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1524.15	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1526.47	Um , there we go .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1531.23	Okay here we go .	costing
-A	1532.34	So we need to tally up how much our w our product will be costing .	costing
-A	1538.01	So um if you can look up at the screen , um the large screen , oh I guess looking at your own too and telling me which one you think .	costing
-B	1542.9	Yeah .	costing
-A	1546.5	Okay we're using kinetic which is quite a large expense at three Euros .	costing
-B	1552.57	Yeah .	costing
-C	1553.17	Oh right .	costing
-A	1553.64	Um we're using a regular chip .	costing
-B	1555.41	Yeah .	costing
-A	1556.88	Um , it's cur it's double curved , so its curved all around .	costing
-B	1558.18	Double double-curved yeah .	costing
-A	1560.79	That's another three .	costing
-A	1561.63	We're already at five .	costing
-A	1563.58	Um , we're using plastic and rubber , so Good thing plastic is free , we're at eight .	costing
-B	1566.5	Yeah .	costing
-A	1573.71	Um S Yeah .	costing
-C	1575.6	What about a special colour ?	costing
-C	1576.93	Are we using that ?	costing
-A	1578.75	I guess we should do it just for one kind .	costing
-B	1581.38	Yeah .	costing
-A	1581.75	So it's like special colour well we'll have two colours right ?	costing
-B	1584.87	Yeah .	costing
-A	1585.27	Well one colour for the case , one colour for the buttons .	costing
-B	1588.01	Mm-hmm .	costing
-A	1588.11	So we can Um , we have push button interface , so that's inexpensive .	costing
-C	1589.14	Yeah .	costing
-A	1594.43	And um we have a special colour for the button , and we also have a special form .	costing
-A	1601.94	And a special material .	costing
-C	1602.3	And a special material .	costing
-C	1603.59	Yeah .	costing
-B	1609.67	Oof .	costing
-A	1609.8	Which puts us just barely under budget .	costing
-A	1611.7	Hurray .	costing
-B	1612.37	Congratulations guys .	costing
-D	1612.72	Mm .	costing
-D	1612.88	'S good .	costing
-A	1613.38	Yeah .	costing
-A	1614.54	Good work guys .	costing
-A	1615.3	So um our operating cost is twelve twenty Euros .	costing
-C	1615.83	That's good .	costing
-A	1623.57	Awesome .	costing
-A	1633.08	And back to our PowerPoint .	evaluation of project process
-A	1634.99	So we've 'Kay .	evaluation of project process
-A	1642.51	Yes we are .	evaluation of project process
-A	1643.9	So we need to do a product evaluation , again , which is probably um I dunno .	evaluation of project process
-A	1653.86	A different extension of a Hmm .	evaluation of project process
-B	1656.23	Of the actual project rather than the product ?	evaluation of project process
-C	1658.57	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1660.77	A project ?	evaluation of project process
-B	1661.82	Is is yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1662.78	Yeah 'cause we're talking about leadership , teamwork .	evaluation of project process
-B	1663.29	So wh how we actually went round uh about doing it .	evaluation of project process
-A	1666.88	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1667.62	Alright so um Do you guys feel like there was room for creativity ?	evaluation of project process
-B	1675.06	I think we were pushed .	evaluation of project process
-D	1676.07	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-A	1676.95	Pushed for creativity ?	evaluation of project process
-B	1678.02	I mean we weren't really given a lot of time , or materials , yeah , to go about our design task .	evaluation of project process
-C	1679.58	The ma Or materials .	evaluation of project process
-C	1687.57	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1687.62	So I think we could've done with a bit more time .	evaluation of project process
-A	1691.3	Ye Okay .	evaluation of project process
-A	1692.07	So it'd be like need more time and materials .	evaluation of project process
-B	1699.57	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1699.85	But you were allowed m creativity ?	evaluation of project process
-B	1702.26	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1702.64	I think so as like but you were supposed to have creativ Right .	evaluation of project process
-D	1705.03	Yeah and the conceptual and functional .	evaluation of project process
-D	1708.31	Like we were very creative in in coming up with an idea I guess , but m When we can down to it .	evaluation of project process
-C	1710.68	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1710.82	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1711.79	Well we were just limited by resources really and like if we had decided to use the L_C_D_ screen , and like solar power backup and everything , then we wouldn't have been able to afford that .	evaluation of project process
-C	1714.13	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1715.2	Okay .	evaluation of project process
-B	1723.2	So that did limit creativity .	evaluation of project process
-C	1725.19	Creativity .	evaluation of project process
-A	1726.45	Right Okay Great .	evaluation of project process
-B	1726.92	Just resources .	evaluation of project process
-D	1727.1	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-B	1728.45	But yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1730.06	The fruit and veg idea .	evaluation of project process
-A	1733.55	Leadership ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1735.96	Is this me being like , guys do you like me ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1736.44	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1738.16	Um .	evaluation of project process
-D	1741.33	Good leadership , I think we stayed on task .	evaluation of project process
-C	1742.53	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1743.25	Yeah we did .	evaluation of project process
-A	1743.58	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1744.2	We've , uh seeing as we've come out with what we intended .	evaluation of project process
-B	1747.81	A pro um a product within the budget .	evaluation of project process
-B	1750.51	I think that's a sign of good leadership and also our personal coach helped us along the way , so you know I think it's been fine .	evaluation of project process
-D	1750.64	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-A	1755.89	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1757.28	And the timing was good .	evaluation of project process
-D	1758.28	We never were pushed for time , or sat around doing nothing , so Was good teamwork .	evaluation of project process
-C	1761.19	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1761.51	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1762.11	Good timing .	evaluation of project process
-A	1763.78	Oop Okay .	evaluation of project process
-B	1765.51	And project manager of course .	evaluation of project process
-A	1765.68	Teamwork ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1766.11	I think we worked great as a team .	evaluation of project process
-B	1768.58	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1769.01	Yeah ?	evaluation of project process
-C	1769.19	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1772.61	I think we are well-suited to our roles .	evaluation of project process
-C	1774.42	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1775.58	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1782.1	Alright how were our means ?	evaluation of project process
-B	1785.06	Um Yeah and more Play Doh , 'cause that was all the red we had .	evaluation of project process
-A	1787.45	We needed more Play Doh colours .	evaluation of project process
-C	1789.3	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1791.88	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1792.48	So even if we wanted to make a bigger prototype , we wouldn't have been able to .	evaluation of project process
-C	1792.6	Yeah , it c it might've been bigger .	evaluation of project process
-D	1794.79	Oh really ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1796.86	Okay .	evaluation of project process
-A	1798.58	But ever everything else was satisfactory ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1804.04	Is that good Yeah ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1804.87	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1805.08	The computer programmes are good .	evaluation of project process
-C	1805.16	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1806.37	The Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1806.48	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1806.72	It could be really straightforward for the computer .	evaluation of project process
-D	1808.97	I don't think there was anything Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1809.06	I think the only thing was having to remember to you know to tick the okays but I think I was the only one who struggled with that .	evaluation of project process
-C	1817.39	I'm actually not sure if I've saved my presentations .	evaluation of project process
-B	1822.49	Mm .	evaluation of project process
-D	1824.09	They'll probably still be there .	evaluation of project process
-B	1824.31	Uh me too .	evaluation of project process
-B	1825.48	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1826.87	New ideas found .	evaluation of project process
-A	1827.85	I don't really know what that means .	evaluation of project process
-D	1832.38	Um I'm not sure , new ideas found .	evaluation of project process
-B	1832.39	Well I think we've all learnt stuff from each other , like the n um yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1835.69	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1836.9	Through discussion .	evaluation of project process
-B	1839.75	Just about each different .	evaluation of project process
-B	1841.68	Got new ideas from each other .	evaluation of project process
-A	1854.24	Hmm ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1856.49	Yeah well I guess we really it we bounced off of each other , which was cool .	evaluation of project process
-C	1859.7	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1859.72	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1860.54	Like based on marketing stuff and then you'd say something about interface and yeah , worked well .	evaluation of project process
-B	1863.63	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1864.43	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1864.52	And we were a able to modify each other's ideas to fit in with our areas of expertise .	evaluation of project process
-D	1868.17	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of project process
-B	1868.95	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1873.16	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1873.81	Each other's Mm .	evaluation of project process
-D	1874.21	Oh does it have smart materials by the way ?	evaluation of project process
-B	1876.57	Sorry ?	evaluation of project process
-D	1876.92	Does it have smart materials ?	evaluation of project process
-B	1878.57	Oh yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1879.24	Oh yeah .	evaluation of project process
-B	1880.77	Well mm , did it come into the into I dunno if we counted that in the costs .	evaluation of project process
-C	1882.93	If if it if it If it can be afforded .	evaluation of project process
-A	1894.17	Okay ?	closing
-A	1895.6	Well with that achieved , our last slide is our closing slide .	closing
-A	1903.21	Yes our costs are within budget .	closing
-B	1905.57	Yes .	closing
-A	1905.99	It's evaluated generally positively .	closing
-D	1906.15	Mm-hmm .	closing
-C	1908.05	Yeah .	closing
-D	1908.44	Mm-hmm .	closing
-A	1908.91	And um don't forget to complete final questionnaire and meeting summary .	closing
-A	1913.72	Then we celebrate in such a way that I have no idea .	closing
-B	1913.81	Uh .	closing
-C	1915.0	Yay .	closing
-B	1915.04	Fantastic .	closing
-D	1916.61	By watching T_V_ ?	closing
-B	1919.87	Okay , brilliant .	closing
-A	1920.78	Alright ?	closing
-C	1921.49	Yeah .	closing
-B	1921.57	Thank you very much .	closing
-A	1922.62	Okay , bye .	closing
-D	1924.28	Mm .	closing
-D	1928.59	Conclusion ?	closing
-D	1930.42	Dadada .	closing

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-A	10.93	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	12.03	Oh , that's not gonna work .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	28.01	Oh , alright .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	35.55	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	60.49	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	62.85	Um alright .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	63.8	Uh , uh , um .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	67.88	I'll just put that there .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	70.24	Uh as you all know we're here to create a brand new fantastic remote .	opening
-A	75.1	Uh I'm Nick Debusk , I'm the Project Manager .	opening
-A	80.27	Uh we'll just get started with everyone kind of letting each other know who they are and what you're doing , what your what your role is um .	opening
-A	93.67	Go ahead .	opening
-D	94.29	Okay .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	94.89	I am Corinne Whiting and I will be the Marketing Expert and in each of the three phases I will have a different role .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	103.0	In the function design phase I will be talking about user requirement specification , and this means what needs and desires are to be fulfilled , and I'll be doing research to figure this out .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	117.9	In the conceptual design phase I will be dealing with trend watching and I'll be doing marketing research on the web .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	125.21	And then finally in the um detailed design phase I will be doing product evaluation and so I will be collecting the requirements and ranking all the requirements to see how we did .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	138.82	'Kay .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	139.55	Hiya , I'm Ryan .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	140.7	Um I'm the User Interface Designer .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	143.23	Um likewise I've three different roles for each stage of design .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	148.49	Um the functional design is looking at the tex technical functions of a remote control .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	153.65	Um in the concept design , the user interface , how the user reacts with the the product .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	160.23	And the detailed design um sort of like the user interface design , what they might be looking for , uh things like fashions , what makes wha how we're gonna make it special .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	171.73	That's about it .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	172.56	Right .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	173.43	I'm Manuel and I'm the Industrial Designer in in this project um .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	180.16	In the functional design phase I'm I'll be dealing mostly with the requirements , um we'll discuss what the prog what functions the the product has to fulfil and so and so on .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	192.01	Um I suppose we'll work pretty much together on that one .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	195.3	Um um in the conceptual design um I'll be pro mostly dealing with properties and materials um of our product .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	202.18	Yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	204.03	And uh the detailed design in the detailed design I'll be concerned with the look and feel of the product itself , um so we're pretty much working together obviously on the design front here .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	220.71	Okay .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	221.21	Okay .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	224.06	Um so we've got our opening , our our agenda is the opening , uh acquaintance which we've kinda done .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	233.71	Uh tool training , project plan discussion and then closing .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	238.69	Uh grand total of twenty five minutes we have here .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	242.52	Um so we are putting together a new remote control .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	248.19	Um we want it to be something original .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	251.5	Um of course we're a not only a electronics company but a fashion um conscious electronics company , so we want it to be trendy um and we want it to be easy to use .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	269.59	Um we've got the functional design , conceptual design and detailed design um which basically is is the three of you um .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	287.68	And w uh well um functional design um .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	303.04	Um do we have um any ideas of of maybe d let's just throw out some ideas of what kind of remote control we want to have , and then we can go into how we're gonna design it and and how we're gonna do the detailing on it .	discussion
-C	326.84	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	327.05	Well uh s function of remote control is just just you know , change channels is its main function .	look and usability
-A	333.56	So we want it to be um a T_V_ remote or I I mean do we want it to to do other things besides just be a a television remote ?	look and usability
-C	343.25	Oh right .	look and usability
-C	343.5	I suppose you c try make it a universal remote for could work on all sort of electrical products in in one person's house .	look and usability
-A	348.59	'Kay .	look and usability
-D	356.11	Mm .	look and usability
-C	356.43	But , you know , they all sorta have the same role changing channels , volumes and then programming .	look and usability
-A	361.79	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	362.67	'Kay .	look and usability
-C	365.94	I think they all work on the same prin principle as well sorta like I don't actually know .	look and usability
-B	366.2	Mm .	look and usability
-C	370.34	But is it just infra-red ?	look and usability
-C	371.37	Is that standard ?	look and usability
-A	372.74	I I think yeah , yeah , r universal remote .	look and usability
-C	372.9	Ye yeah .	discussion
-A	376.86	Um this is my first uh go-round with creating a remote control , so I think we're all in the same boat here .	discussion
-D	379.04	Huh .	discussion
-D	383.1	Ours too .	discussion
-A	388.17	Um Okay .	how to find when misplaced discussion
-C	391.44	Um one thing I thought of with the remote control is you always lose 'em .	how to find when misplaced
-D	396.23	Mm .	how to find when misplaced
-C	396.55	So if there's a g a way of finding it quite easily , I thought that'd be quite good quite a good feature .	how to find when misplaced
-D	397.95	Ch Like a tracking device ?	how to find when misplaced
-A	400.16	So we should we should set our remote control up to where it has a uh like a tracking device or or like a a It makes a noise , there's a button on the T_V_ that you press and 'Kay .	how to find when misplaced
-C	408.76	Oh you can get those key well you could whistle or make a noise and it'd beep .	how to find when misplaced
-B	413.81	Mm , mm .	how to find when misplaced
-D	415.22	Mm .	how to find when misplaced
-C	415.52	Yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-B	416.39	Right .	how to find when misplaced
-D	417.92	Be good .	how to find when misplaced
-B	419.41	So Mm .	look and usability how to find when misplaced
-C	422.66	Generally , all remotes are sort of quite similar in their appearance .	look and usability
-A	428.68	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	429.52	Just long .	look and usability
-A	429.79	Do we want so they're kinda like long and rectangular .	look and usability
-C	432.79	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	433.48	Do we want something crazy ?	look and usability
-C	433.49	Black usually .	look and usability
-A	435.46	You know , we want something new that's gonna stand out .	look and usability
-C	435.67	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	436.86	Lot more modern .	look and usability
-C	438.56	I think so .	look and usability
-A	438.63	A m a modern so our remote should be 'Kay .	look and usability
-C	441.45	Maybe sorta spherical or something .	look and usability
-C	442.83	A ball .	look and usability
-D	444.77	Maybe like user-friendly , like a little you know , where you can use both hands , like a little keyboard type thing .	look and usability
-C	447.13	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	450.25	People I thought maybe , because people always tend to throw a remote control about the place to one another if it was in a ball , and maybe the actual controls are inside or something .	look and usability
-D	461.61	Mm .	look and usability
-A	462.17	Um .	look and usability
-B	462.5	Well there are of course certain restrictions , you can't have it be any form and fulfil all functions at the same time , so there are always the some restrictions we have to apply here .	look and usability
-C	468.84	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	473.95	Um however um one question is how stable is that thing supposed to be , that refers to the material , pretty much um .	look and usability
-D	482.58	Mm .	look and usability
-B	483.02	What are we gonna build that thing out of ?	look and usability
-B	485.14	How sturdy is it gonna be ?	look and usability
-B	486.28	Do we want it to last longer or rather have people whatever , have to buy one every half a year ?	look and usability
-A	495.44	Okay so yeah , so we want it to be sturdy , we want it to to hold up to somebody's child , you know , throwing it across the room or , as you said , people kinda throw it , so ball-shaped , uh you know , if it were ball-shaped maybe , then it 'Kay .	look and usability
-C	497.15	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	506.33	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	511.16	It could be cased on the outside and t everything could be inside .	look and usability
-A	516.28	Um so we want it to be modern , fun , sturdy , um So our form and our function .	look and usability
-A	530.83	Um we want it to be um easy to find .	look and usability
-A	553.47	Um What else it what else do we want it to to do ?	look and usability
-A	566.09	So we want it to be universal .	look and usability
-A	572.5	It's something that we're supposed to sell for about twenty five Euros um and you know , goals for profits are I think somewhere around uh fifty million Euros , what they wanna make on it , so .	project budget
-D	591.24	Mm .	project budget
-D	596.07	Also since we're partners of the International Remote Control Association , maybe we wanna make it something that would globally appeal .	marketing strategy
-A	604.37	'Kay .	marketing strategy
-D	605.43	That's more on the research end , but the marketing .	marketing strategy
-A	609.92	So marketing , you know , how maybe uh marketing , you could s find out what is the most universally um appealing remote control out there .	marketing strategy
-D	625.67	Yeah .	marketing strategy
-D	627.66	And maybe as far as design goes , maybe we could have different ones for different target audiences , 'cause maybe one won't apply to all of the countries we're targeting .	marketing strategy
-A	633.83	'Kay .	marketing strategy
-C	634.46	Ye Small .	marketing strategy
-B	640.04	Right .	marketing strategy
-A	650.33	Um Do you guys have any ideas for what it should look like ?	look and usability discussion
-A	667.28	Maybe we could draw it up on the on the board over there .	look and usability
-A	670.44	Some ideas ?	look and usability
-A	676.22	We want it to be a b a ball , you know , we'll draw up we'll draw up the ball and maybe th um where the buttons are located .	look and usability
-C	677.74	I'd I could draw sorta the ball idea .	look and usability
-C	689.07	My original idea was just simply sort of a sphere , where maybe you this is where it's connected together , and then when you open it out , it could fol it could be maybe flip , like a flip phone , and then when you fold it out the middle Maybe a hinge that'll have to be the strongest part of it .	look and usability
-C	713.35	If that if we did use a hinge , or if it was just two parts , and then you'd have just sorta you you you know , your buttons .	look and usability
-C	722.69	Thing is inside I think , sometimes remotes have too many buttons , so maybe as simple as possible , um as few buttons inside as possible .	look and usability
-C	732.99	Um , I dunno , what's the idea for .	look and usability
-C	736.12	Just something maybe if you ha if it had like if some kind of like light or something or lights around it .	look and usability
-C	742.86	It's looking a bit like something out of Star Wars at the moment though , to be fair .	look and usability
-C	746.18	But yeah .	look and usability
-D	746.51	Futuristic .	look and usability
-C	748.76	That was that was a sorta simple idea I had and then you know you could about Right , it would almost be like a ball .	look and usability
-A	750.15	Uh-huh .	look and usability
-C	756.01	So that was just just an idea I had .	look and usability
-C	758.55	I don't know whether anybody else has other ideas ?	look and usability
-B	761.55	Right .	look and usability
-B	761.89	One problem you'd get with this design is um the ball is a nice idea because of it's stability really , but of course , since it's a ball , it'll roll , so we'd have to have it flat on one side at least , down here somewhere , take away that part .	look and usability
-C	767.04	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	770.95	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	772.76	Maybe f yeah .	look and usability
-B	776.46	That's one of the big issues .	look and usability
-C	778.62	Yeah , that's g that's a good idea .	look and usability
-B	778.81	Also also you risk the hinges here .	look and usability
-C	781.43	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	781.58	That's that's um a problem .	look and usability
-C	782.42	The idea it didn't have to necessarily be f a hinge , that was just one idea though .	look and usability
-B	785.31	That's that's interesting of course , but that's of course a weak point , yeah .	look and usability
-C	791.98	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	803.64	How would we go about um making you know getting rid of our weak points ?	look and usability
-A	810.96	What I mean would we just have a flat spot on the bottom of the ball ?	look and usability
-A	817.05	Not to put you on the spot , but What did you say your title was again ?	look and usability
-B	818.26	E No no , uh uh .	look and usability
-B	823.08	N n Uh , I'm your Industrial Designer , so i b well , the point is that well maybe I dunno .	look and usability
-A	825.41	You're the the Industrial Designer .	look and usability
-B	842.67	The shape is perhaps not the most ideal .	look and usability
-A	845.28	Okay .	look and usability
-B	845.65	As as stable as it is , there must be a compromise between um stability and design here , so .	look and usability
-C	850.47	Well I I suppose that things become design .	look and usability
-D	853.14	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	853.56	But I mean i I was trying to think of like the design of others .	look and usability
-C	857.58	I can't think of anything other than a long rectangle for remote , maybe small , sort of fatter ones , but there's nothing being done sort of out of left field , yeah .	look and usability
-A	862.99	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	865.98	It's not new , it's not innovative , it's you know , everybody does long remote because it's easy , it's it's stable um .	look and usability
-C	870.25	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	876.06	'Kay , I'll draw something .	look and usability
-A	877.3	So if no , go ahead .	look and usability
-D	878.34	What ?	look and usability
-D	882.14	My idea was just to have it be kind of like a keyboard type shape , you know , like video games l so .	look and usability
-C	890.26	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	892.04	But maybe I mean that would be kinda big and bulky .	look and usability
-D	894.82	We could also try to do the hinge thing , so it could like flip out that way .	look and usability
-D	900.42	I don't know .	look and usability
-D	903.41	That's my idea .	look and usability
-C	905.45	I think definitely doing something different is a good idea .	look and usability
-D	907.7	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	921.04	Mm .	look and usability
-C	922.18	I mean maybe design something , that's sort of like uh I suppose not everybody's everybody's hand's the same , but something that would maybe fit in the hand easier .	look and usability
-A	933.48	Something with a grip .	look and usability
-D	933.59	Mm .	look and usability
-C	934.55	Yeah , with a grip .	look and usability
-D	934.62	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	940.14	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	941.66	Because even I suppose even with the ball it's it might not be the easiest to hold onto um .	look and usability
-C	944.44	It still might be hard to it still not the ho easiest thing to hold , yeah .	look and usability
-B	948.85	Mm .	look and usability
-A	951.7	So perhaps the the joystick the the keyboard idea might work better .	look and usability
-C	955.34	Like yeah .	look and usability
-A	959.62	But then again , people like to use one hand to flip and one hand to hold their soda , so maybe maybe we I feel like I'm just shooting everything down here .	look and usability
-C	964.79	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	965.44	True .	look and usability
-C	967.01	It's d yeah .	look and usability
-C	967.34	I think it's definitely got to be a a one-handed a one-handed job .	look and usability
-D	970.28	Mm .	look and usability
-A	976.7	Uh um Yeah .	look and usability
-D	977.19	That's fine .	look and usability
-D	978.61	You're the boss , you're allowed to .	look and usability
-B	982.89	Well with the one-handed design you also have the the problem of the size w 'cause you know from cell phones , they can be too small .	look and usability
-B	989.85	So if the remote is too small it if it's small it probably looks better , but may not be th as functional .	look and usability
-D	989.92	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	999.56	So for that there's So The question is also , I dunno , d do you really always want to open that thing when you have to use it ?	look and usability agenda/equipment issues
-A	1003.23	Okay , so unfortunately we've got about five minutes here to come up with our um remote control idea and start rolling with it .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1016.5	Um we've talked about our experiences with remote control and um we've got a couple ideas um .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1030.55	Let's see here .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1040.52	What if we had what if we had not only um say we went with the ball the ball function um , but maybe we give it sort of grips along the side s um to make it easier to hold on to .	look and usability
-A	1063.72	So you know um s so it's easier to hold onto that way .	look and usability
-C	1071.81	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1074.04	Course that'll then remove some of our our ball .	look and usability
-A	1077.41	Unless this unless this part were raised , so say the cover flips over and covers that part .	look and usability
-A	1086.48	So the grip is No , that wouldn't work either um .	look and usability
-A	1096.72	But if we're gonna make it flat on the bottom , then that eliminates our ball anyways .	look and usability
-A	1102.02	So if it were flat on the bottom and then had the sorta grips on the side here I guess , um and then flat uh And then we have the problem with the hinge .	look and usability
-A	1128.29	So if we're flat on the bottom , it's not gonna roll away , it'll stay where we want .	look and usability
-A	1138.79	Mm , that's true .	look and usability
-B	1139.9	It's probably going to lie around opened all the time anyway , so I don't know if a lid is a good idea .	look and usability
-B	1146.26	From stabil stability point of view uh it certainly is , but also you have to face it and take into account the more of these things break by accident , uh the more we sell .	look and usability
-B	1161.35	So it's don't make it too stable uh .	look and usability
-A	1163.72	So we don't have it flip open .	look and usability
-A	1167.09	We just have a ball Okay , so then we forget the ball .	look and usability
-C	1170.12	But then maybe to go back to the to th s something along those things then .	look and usability
-B	1173.79	To the other design .	look and usability
-B	1179.37	It looks cool .	look and usability
-D	1179.56	Looks cool though .	look and usability
-A	1180.95	It looks cool , but it's really not it's not functional um .	look and usability
-D	1181.55	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1183.4	Uh functional .	look and usability
-A	1186.28	So we've got our sort of keyboard kind .	look and usability
-A	1189.35	What if we flipped it around here , so that it were um Sorry , that doesn't look anything like what you had there .	look and usability
-A	1200.8	Um so it's up and down , you hold it this way .	look and usability
-A	1205.65	Course then it's it's like the rectangular again , only with a couple of jutting out points .	look and usability
-C	1205.65	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1210.15	Right .	look and usability
-B	1211.54	Right .	look and usability
-A	1212.19	But it's one-handed um .	look and usability
-B	1216.1	Question is what makes those game pads functional ?	look and usability
-B	1219.28	W I think that's pretty much the form for full hand .	look and usability
-B	1222.88	So it's a round shape underneath that makes it comfy , right , makes it nice , so that's the essential part .	look and usability
-D	1226.64	Mm .	look and usability
-A	1226.7	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1229.66	Except for that I think we'll not probably not get a get away from some longer design .	look and usability
-A	1230.92	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1235.36	Right .	look and usability
-B	1237.3	'Cause you also have to know which way around to point this thing .	how to find when misplaced
-A	1243.07	Yeah , because it doesn't have a cord , like joysticks do .	how to find when misplaced
-B	1243.14	You know , all that dif batteries right , and Batteries go weak as well , so um after a while you have to point it towards the uh towards the equipment you wanna control with it , right ?	how to find when misplaced
-B	1256.53	So , have to m show which is the front , which is the back .	how to find when misplaced
-A	1261.8	Is it possible to have it to where it would work with a like a sensor on either side ?	how to find when misplaced
-A	1268.0	So that either way you're pointing it it would work .	how to find when misplaced
-B	1268.36	I suppose you could do that .	how to find when misplaced
-B	1269.91	O of course the more technology you stick in that , the more it'll cost , so .	how to find when misplaced
-A	1273.43	More expensive and yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-B	1275.85	Course you can do that .	how to find when misplaced
-A	1278.86	'Kay .	how to find when misplaced
-A	1281.27	Um True .	look and usability
-B	1286.36	I mean of course it'll be evident after a while or if you look at it , it'll it'll be evident which way around to point it , since you have the the numbers and the and the the buttons and stuff , but um it's rather about an instinctual thing , like you just grab it , you don't have to s look at it , you know , which way around to point it .	look and usability
-C	1297.74	Put it Even if you designed it in some in a way that you know , isn't a rectangle , but still pointed in a direction that had definite points .	look and usability
-B	1302.92	Otherwise the design of or the the point of putting two sensors on both sides um would probably work .	look and usability
-C	1318.76	So if that's your thing and you got something like that instead , and there's your s you kn you know which way you're gonna pointing it .	look and usability
-D	1321.05	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1325.73	'Kay .	look and usability
-D	1326.29	Sorry to interrupt , but we have a warning to finish .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1326.4	Um Does it say what does it say for n it says on there what we need to do for the next meeting , I think .	agenda/equipment issues closing
-A	1327.88	Are we out of time ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1328.64	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1328.8	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1331.26	Okay , well , just to finish up , should we s go with this plan , start making some Are good ideas , what are not .	closing
-B	1351.04	Let's .	closing
-B	1351.66	Obviously Alright .	closing
-A	1354.59	Uh .	closing
-A	1357.77	Must finish now , so .	closing
-A	1360.86	And then marketing will look and see what uh what people want .	closing
-D	1364.45	Mm .	closing
-D	1367.52	Great .	closing
-A	1369.66	Okay .	closing
-A	1370.94	And Project Manager will design a better meeting for next time around , be a little bit more prepared .	closing
-A	1378.58	And uh alright , good meeting .	closing

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-A	16.41	Oh .	opening
-C	25.54	Du Uh we yes s I've lo I've done the role that I was asked to do anyway .	opening
-A	46.21	Okay .	opening
-A	50.47	Thanks for coming to this meeting .	opening
-D	50.65	Hm .	opening
-A	51.95	S how we doing on our remote ?	opening
-A	55.0	We have some we have some ideas and some uh ideas for what people want .	opening
-A	68.61	Yeah .	opening
-C	69.28	I think .	opening
-A	72.4	Alright let's just go over the agenda real quick for this meeting .	opening
-A	75.09	See if I can't get things uh moving along here a little bit better .	opening
-A	78.88	Um I'll go over what we went over last time , which shouldn't take long .	opening
-A	83.77	Then I believe each of you have a presentation .	opening
-A	86.78	Um I've was sent a a couple more requirements for our remote , what they want .	opening
-A	93.77	Um then we can come to a conclusion on uh what we want the remote to do , um and how it's going to do it hopefully .	opening
-A	105.19	And uh then we'll have the closing .	opening
-A	109.07	Um which we'll have forty minutes for .	opening
-A	113.25	Uh let's see , the last meeting we went over um who was responsible for what .	opening
-A	121.02	I'm responsible for leading the meetings , keeping the notes , uh and coming up with the final presentation .	opening
-A	129.57	Um Corinne is our Marketing Expert .	opening
-A	133.0	She's gonna figure out what what um the consumer wants .	opening
-A	139.56	Um Ryan is our User Interface Designer .	opening
-A	144.65	And Manuel is the Industrial Designer .	opening
-A	149.33	So you're gonna come up with the ideas Ryan , and you're gonna pick 'em apart .	opening
-A	155.34	Um we decided our remote , uh we want it to be a universal remote uh that everyone would want .	opening
-A	165.07	Um we want to be modern , um fun , different .	opening
-A	170.38	Uh it needs to be sturdy , um easy to find , so we gonna have that locator function .	opening
-A	178.92	Um and we want to be different .	opening
-A	185.87	Um and then we went over a couple of different ideas .	opening
-A	188.78	Ball-shaped phone .	opening
-A	190.11	The keyboard shape .	opening
-A	191.4	Um we decided that it should probably be one-handed .	opening
-A	195.25	Something we could use with one hand .	opening
-A	197.65	Um and that was our last meeting .	opening
-A	202.52	So um why don't um Do each of you have a presentation ?	opening
-D	209.7	Yep .	opening
-A	211.18	Okay .	opening
-A	211.63	I'll hand it off to you and um Does anyone do you wanna go first ?	opening
-D	218.64	Sure .	opening
-A	219.25	So we can maybe see what uh what the people want .	opening
-D	229.35	What was it ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	229.78	Function ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	231.26	Eight .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	231.83	F_ eight ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	231.86	F_ eight .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	254.67	Well .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	261.21	How do I get it Oh right right right .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	263.93	Slide show .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	264.6	To go to the next one ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	266.22	Yeah you click on that guy .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	267.45	That one ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	268.18	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	268.19	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	270.7	Alright .	marketing expert presentation
-D	271.99	Well , this is my report , which is going to be based pretty much on a survey that I was sent .	marketing expert presentation
-D	283.28	Oh gosh , I've no idea .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	285.68	G Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	287.73	Just press the arrow keys I think .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	288.96	Usually goes to it .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	290.15	Sorry I actually need to see something else on my screen .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	299.34	Hit F_ eight again .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	300.55	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	301.33	I think .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	302.12	And then ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	303.37	Again ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	304.82	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	307.74	You want it to be on both screens , or just just yours ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	309.04	No I want something else on mine .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	312.77	Is that possible ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	313.95	Yeah but I think you have to hit escape .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	319.14	And then you can Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	322.66	Okay but now you don't have that .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	324.01	Oh hit F_ eight again .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	325.9	Sorry guys .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	326.55	I know .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	326.86	I did the same thing .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	329.51	And then it should come up here shortly .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	334.57	'Kay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	344.77	So is there no way I can give you the slideshow and have something yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	346.65	I think oh give us the slideshow and something on your screen ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	350.3	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	351.51	Oh well .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	351.65	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	352.32	I'm not sure .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	353.14	You could maybe minimise that screen and then have them both up at the same time I think .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	356.42	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	357.94	It's okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	359.6	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	360.19	Um so first of all , the method that I used was by doing some marketing research , by um doing research on some interviews that were conducted .	marketing expert presentation
-D	371.42	And then some internet research .	marketing expert presentation
-D	373.68	And I was sent a report that was I think there were a hundred remote users that they interviewed .	marketing expert presentation
-D	381.13	And so I will show you some of the results from that , which I think will be helpful .	marketing expert presentation
-D	386.1	Um okay here are some of the findings .	marketing expert presentation
-D	389.51	They said that the users dislike the look and feel of their current remote controls .	marketing expert presentation
-D	394.54	And seventy five percent of the users find their remote controls to be ugly .	marketing expert presentation
-D	399.24	Which is a fairly significant number I would say .	marketing expert presentation
-D	403.04	And eighty percent of the users would be willing to spend more money if they could get a remote that would look fancy .	marketing expert presentation
-D	409.74	So I think that earlier we were onto something when we were talking about having it be a modern cool look , I think that's definitely important .	marketing expert presentation
-D	418.03	Um they say that current remote controls do not match well the operating behaviour of the user .	marketing expert presentation
-D	424.87	Seventy five percent of users said they zap a lot .	marketing expert presentation
-D	428.6	And if anyone could clarify what that means ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	432.56	Zap , does that just mean like changing the channel ?	marketing expert presentation
-C	432.68	Is is it j just just just using it yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-B	433.59	Just jus yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	435.38	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	436.98	Um and fifty percent of the users say that they're only using ten percent of the buttons on their remote control .	marketing expert presentation
-D	444.75	And there was something else , they kept track of the frequency per hour in using certain buttons .	marketing expert presentation
-D	454.06	And some of them it looks like barely need to be included at all .	marketing expert presentation
-D	458.31	Of course channel selection is used the most frequently .	marketing expert presentation
-D	462.12	And then teletext was the next .	marketing expert presentation
-D	465.04	Volume and then power .	marketing expert presentation
-D	467.88	And then audio settings and screen settings and channel settings were practically never used .	marketing expert presentation
-D	473.44	So I think we could definitely eliminate or somehow combine a lot of the functions into one button .	marketing expert presentation
-D	483.38	Um the biggest user frustrations , as we said fifty percent of people find that their remotes are lost somewhere , and so I think a tracking device of some sort would be a good idea .	marketing expert presentation
-D	496.23	They said it take thirty four percent said it takes too much time to learn how to use a new remote .	marketing expert presentation
-D	502.95	And twenty six percent said that the controls are bad for R_S_I_ .	marketing expert presentation
-C	509.94	A repetitive strain injury .	marketing expert presentation
-D	511.77	What is it ?	marketing expert presentation
-C	512.46	Just repetitive strain injury .	marketing expert presentation
-C	513.94	I think .	marketing expert presentation
-D	514.1	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-C	514.49	That's what I guess .	marketing expert presentation
-D	515.26	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	518.49	And so bas okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	520.8	Um as far as speech recognition goes , um the younger group looks like they're all for it .	marketing expert presentation
-D	528.77	From the fifteen to twenty five age group over ninety percent said they would pay more .	marketing expert presentation
-D	534.55	And it kind of just went down incrementally .	marketing expert presentation
-D	538.08	The groups at the older they get it looks like the less willing they are to pay , so maybe we could discuss this and think and decide if we think it's worth investing in this .	marketing expert presentation
-D	549.87	At least if we're targeting the younger groups .	marketing expert presentation
-D	554.23	And so in conclusion .	marketing expert presentation
-D	556.24	Some things that I drew from this are that I think we were correct .	marketing expert presentation
-D	560.09	We definitely need to focus on a new modern appearance , since so many people seem to be concerned about the ugliness of their remote control .	marketing expert presentation
-D	568.65	Um a multifunctional remote could be a good thing to explore .	marketing expert presentation
-D	572.26	So you only have one rather than five different remotes sitting all over your room .	marketing expert presentation
-D	577.28	Uh we need to simplify the remote and reduce the number of buttons , get rid of the ones that don't seem to be serving much purpose .	marketing expert presentation
-D	585.74	And then lastly I thought that maybe we could discuss the idea of speech recognition .	marketing expert presentation
-D	591.15	And that's it .	marketing expert presentation
-A	601.23	'Kay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	602.36	Very nice .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	603.63	Now we actually have some ideas of what what people want , what we should focus on .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	612.12	Uh Wait can I look at that real quick ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	624.36	Oh yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	625.98	Sorry did you guys get time to write everything that you needed ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	628.85	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	629.63	'Kay .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	633.32	Having just listened to what Corinne just said , I'll draw on some of the things as well .	interface specialist presentation
-C	638.02	Some things that sort of relevant to what I wanna say .	interface specialist presentation
-C	642.24	'Kay so I'm just gonna yeah approach the technical functions design .	interface specialist presentation
-C	648.79	Um the method I used was to explore the uh technical functions of a remote control .	interface specialist presentation
-C	655.88	And t s simplest approach that I came to is is to change , programme and operate an electronic device remotely .	interface specialist presentation
-C	663.2	I mean that's an obvious thing to say , but it's not attached to the device that you want to control .	interface specialist presentation
-C	668.81	Um I had some things sent to me .	interface specialist presentation
-C	670.93	Not very much .	interface specialist presentation
-C	672.05	To look at similar devices .	interface specialist presentation
-C	673.95	Um defined in some them .	interface specialist presentation
-C	676.42	And then the personal preferences that I will suggest .	interface specialist presentation
-C	680.98	Um we discussed a universal one .	interface specialist presentation
-C	684.22	Um like it's just been brought up again then .	interface specialist presentation
-C	688.18	But I think a universal remote control is actually quite a difficult object to design , and po possibly within maybe the budget that we do it , um because you'd need to know all the spef specifications of a all the like electronic companies .	interface specialist presentation
-C	705.46	I'm not sure have you ever come across a universal remote control yourself , but you have to i they're a nightmare to use .	look and usability
-C	710.73	You have to set them , reset them to everything .	look and usability
-C	712.9	Um and that would only add buttons .	look and usability
-C	715.31	Whereas I think the aim is to take away buttons .	look and usability
-C	717.96	So I think it'd be better maybe to concentrate on maybe just a universal one for T_V_s .	look and usability
-C	723.33	Um or maybe just one that you could we could design and then different people , manufacturers could use it to set to their specifications , if if the aim is to get something that's unique in design .	look and usability
-C	735.11	Um Okay here here's just two pictures of remote controls .	look and usability existing products
-C	742.49	They're just simple T_V_ remote controls .	existing products
-C	744.87	But one is uh user-centred .	existing products
-C	747.88	That is the one on the left .	existing products
-C	749.86	And you can straight away see there's less buttons .	existing products
-C	752.19	And the other one is engineer-centred where that's more uh specified for the sort of the elaborate piece of equipment it's trying to control um which appeals more to the product that we want , and on what the have said and the market research and stuff probably looking at something that should be user-centred .	look and usability existing products
-C	772.77	Fewer buttons , simpler to use , and if ten percent um is hidden away if ten percent is what's used , maybe the other fifty percent , the buttons that are used very rarely like programming , they could be hidden maybe under some remote controls you might have come across have maybe a little flip thi thing where they're hidden away .	look and usability
-C	790.41	And the main buttons are the ones you or the ones you come across .	look and usability
-C	794.44	Um and finally , um uh sort I've sort of covered that , our product I think should be user interface orientated .	look and usability
-C	801.29	Um Like I said to concentrate on T_V_ remote control , a universal remote might be too complex .	look and usability
-C	808.45	Um and as what it , the major findings market researchers have said , it's the image and the appearance that people di dislike .	look and usability
-C	818.64	So that we should concentrate on something that would set a trend .	look and usability
-C	821.9	And then and change the fashion of remote controls .	look and usability
-C	826.45	And that's it .	interface specialist presentation
-B	840.6	cable there .	interface specialist presentation
-B	841.22	Thank you .	interface specialist presentation
-A	848.84	What was your last conclusion on that one ?	interface specialist presentation
-A	850.51	Focus on uh the i the image of it .	interface specialist presentation
-C	852.0	On something on the image of it .	interface specialist presentation
-C	853.51	Uh the f the actual design .	interface specialist presentation
-A	855.36	'Kay .	interface specialist presentation
-A	856.44	Good .	interface specialist presentation
-A	856.77	Good .	interface specialist presentation
-B	907.09	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	909.31	Gonna talk to you about the working design of the interiors basically which is what dictates the design the both the interface basically and the outer appearance because this is all the stuff that needs to go in there .	industrial designer presentation
-B	927.31	Right .	industrial designer presentation
-B	928.59	So unfortunately the people who were supposed to do this little presentation for me obviously were too drunk to actually accomplish it , so um I'm going to do a lot of the stuff on the board .	industrial designer presentation
-B	942.06	Um just This is the basic basic premise of a remote control .	industrial designer presentation components, materials and energy sources
-B	950.46	Um the basic function is to send messages to another system .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	954.22	Okay so much is clear .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	956.97	An energy source feeds an integrated circuit , like a chip , that can compose messages .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	962.56	Often in the form of infrared bits .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	965.02	This is the most mostly used .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	967.43	Um there's uh also some sound systems but infrared is the better or the more more used system .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	977.44	Um parts are cheaper as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	979.6	A user interface controls the chip and accordingly the messages .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	984.99	This is where my people screwed up basically .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	987.97	So I'm going to explain that on the board rather .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	991.45	Um what we have is different components that obviously need to go in there .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	999.1	We'll start with an energy source .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1002.91	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1003.38	Um which is usually a battery right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1008.82	Since it's not feasible to add a cable to that .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1013.65	This energy source of course is connected to the the user interface itself .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1027.36	Uh which can be buttons , whatever , which in fact controls a chip .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1036.93	Right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1038.54	This is the user interface and there we have the chip .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1043.04	Um the way this goes normally is that this chip then controls an infrared lamp .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1050.67	That sends out the signal .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1056.97	Of course the signal differs accordingly .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1060.05	Um depending on what the chip tells the infrared lan lamp .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1063.86	And Of course that's controlled , the chip itself is controlled by the user interface .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1070.98	The way you normally normally do it is that you add a little device such as a lamp to the whole thing as well , so that you know that it's working basically .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1082.0	You press something , you get a response .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1085.14	Which is also comparatively um important on one of those devices .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1091.94	Now this , what we're talking about here , or what I think should be discussed are these two components mostly .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1099.37	The the uh energy source for one thing can be altered .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1105.41	What we probably cannot alter is of course the infrared , the sending device basically , the infrared lamp .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1114.65	We cannot change the chip which controls the infrared lamp .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1119.38	Right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1119.66	These two are components that we have to use , and these are dictated by the whole function of the whole thing .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1127.86	Um the lamp can be put onto the desi the device .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1131.49	It c it doesn't have to be there .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1134.16	This can be discussed as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1140.44	The user interface .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1141.96	That's something we can also discuss .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1144.81	Um as we've heard uh speech recognition is the hype obviously in the moment .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1152.58	Speech recognition um interface , we don't know that .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1157.17	Or if we just do the usual button thing .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1160.66	Or we have a touch pad or something like that that's something we can discuss .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1165.81	And of course the energy source .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1168.68	Batteries .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1170.39	Solar cells .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1171.57	Who knows ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1177.69	Of course it's always a question whether these these components are in fact available cheap enough , developed enough .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1187.26	But that's like I s I suppose rather up to marketing , and not to to the industrial design department .	existing products industrial designer presentation
-A	1193.51	So we could the the the more complex we make it of course , the more expensive But people have said that they would well younger generations of people have said that they would pay more for a speech recognition remote .	existing products
-B	1197.73	Expensive it's gonna be get uh .	existing products
-B	1199.6	Yeah .	existing products
-D	1207.37	Mm-hmm .	existing products
-A	1208.83	So possibly it might be worth the investment .	existing products
-B	1210.13	Right .	existing products
-C	1213.12	I think speech recognition was uh one of those things where um they have to be really good for them to work .	look and usability
-C	1220.78	'Cause sometimes you find yourself just saying things over and o if it's on your phone .	look and usability
-D	1223.03	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1224.36	I agree .	look and usability
-C	1226.01	And you need to sort of take into light languages and then different dialects I suppose as well .	look and usability
-A	1226.07	Well I myself I find , when you , h when there's something like spee speech recognition .	look and usability
-A	1238.51	Like uh you call on the phone and you try to change your telephone or power or something .	look and usability
-A	1243.36	Sometimes they have a a speech recognition on the other end , and you say one for this , and you find yours , like you said , saying the same thing over and over and over .	look and usability
-C	1245.47	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1252.69	I find myself , especially if I'm in a crowd of people , looking really silly .	look and usability
-C	1257.14	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1257.78	So maybe if you're sitting on your couch with a bunch of people then you know , you Volume up .	look and usability
-C	1263.06	And wou I don't know if would would you want to keep saying stuff if you were watching stuff .	look and usability
-C	1267.51	If you were watching something would you sort of be wanting Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1270.53	Volume down .	look and usability
-A	1272.09	Change the channel , you know channel up , channel down ?	look and usability
-A	1274.59	I I don't know .	look and usability
-D	1276.69	Another thing about these figures is ninety one percent of the youngest age groups said they'd do it , but probably a lot of them that's actually their parents money .	discussion
-D	1286.26	Like I don't know if they would actually go out and purchase this themselves , a fifteen year old you know .	discussion
-C	1288.89	I think As well it'd be j the gimmick factor for the younger people .	discussion
-A	1292.88	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-D	1293.42	Yeah .	discussion
-C	1295.1	But practically I don't think it's Yeah .	discussion
-A	1295.8	It's a , it's a gimmick factor that they like at first , and Okay .	agenda/equipment issues discussion
-C	1299.56	It'll wear off .	discussion
-D	1300.3	Gets old yeah .	discussion
-A	1307.01	Um Let's see here .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	1310.6	Do you wanna put your cord back in ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1313.62	Yeah I guess so .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1314.33	Oh right .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1315.67	Trade you .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1316.68	go .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1318.8	Now I was sent a couple of things to modify our uh new requirements .	new requirements
-A	1331.54	Um the remote's only gonna be for the television , which is good because we already decided y your your research showed that uh not only is a universal remote more complicated , it's more cost , more costly .	new requirements
-A	1345.6	And your re uh research showed that you know most of the people don't even use it .	new requirements
-A	1350.54	I think uh you said fifty percent of the people only use half the or ten percent of the buttons .	new requirements
-D	1350.74	Mm .	new requirements
-A	1357.15	So if we remove the universal remote then that solves that problem .	new requirements
-A	1362.58	Um no teletext .	new requirements
-A	1365.17	Um So we don't have to worry about that .	new requirements
-A	1369.47	Um but we do have to use the the company wants us to incorporate the corporate colour and our slogan , which is we put the fashion in electronics .	new requirements
-A	1382.02	And our corporate colours are grey and yellow .	new requirements
-A	1388.71	And we could probably get away with black too but So those are the three um the three new requirements that that I was told we need to use .	new requirements
-A	1405.22	Um from all all three of your uh presentations , I think that we were on the right track a lot in our last meeting .	discussion
-A	1412.76	Um We want something that looks good .	discussion
-A	1417.58	Um we want something that's simple .	discussion
-A	1420.26	We want something that you can find easily .	discussion
-A	1423.92	Um And the speech recognition I I guess is kind of uh give or take .	discussion
-A	1432.15	It's gonna cost more .	discussion
-A	1434.2	S the young the younger people say that they like it .	discussion
-B	1434.35	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-A	1436.88	But um it's probably , I would say , probably not worth the investment at this point in time .	discussion
-A	1445.5	So maybe we should just do away with speech recognition .	discussion
-A	1449.88	Um And that way we can focus on our form .	discussion
-C	1457.0	I did have have a thought about the sort of the tracking thing .	how to find when misplaced
-C	1461.85	Is that if it came with maybe a holder or holster , whatever you wanna call it .	how to find when misplaced
-C	1467.48	Um that you you should put it back in .	how to find when misplaced
-C	1470.59	Your remote .	how to find when misplaced
-C	1471.53	But if you don't put it back in , you press something like a little button on that , and that just sort of sends out a beep to find where it is or something .	how to find when misplaced
-C	1477.88	Just by infrared .	how to find when misplaced
-C	1479.03	That shouldn't be too complex I would've thought .	how to find when misplaced
-A	1482.71	That'd be , that'd be good if we were going with our our ball .	how to find when misplaced
-C	1486.33	Yeah it would be quite good .	how to find when misplaced
-C	1486.96	The ball could sit on a Yeah .	how to find when misplaced components, materials and energy sources
-A	1487.24	Or or with you know I guess with any form that that would be good .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1488.55	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1490.29	You know that could be the charger .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1493.05	For you know we could use rechargeable batteries in the remote .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1497.15	And that would be or solar .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1499.58	Or you know However , however you wanted to go about it , the holder could also be the charging unit .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1504.8	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1505.34	Um With the locator button .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1509.73	Um and if it were the ball you'd no longer have to have a flat space on it .	look and usability
-C	1514.01	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1515.78	Um like if we still have the how to hold on to it and It's gonna roll away .	look and usability
-B	1516.4	Well you still do .	look and usability
-B	1517.93	You s you still W yeah .	look and usability
-B	1521.4	You put it on t on the couch table .	look and usability
-B	1523.06	While you're watching , it's gonna roll off .	look and usability
-D	1523.65	Rolls away yeah .	look and usability
-B	1524.97	So that's not an issue really .	look and usability
-A	1547.45	Um So I guess after the meeting we'll have some questionnaires .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1555.54	And uh and some summaries for for what's going on .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1561.6	Um then we'll take lunch .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1564.07	Then we can come back and uh work on our individual work .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1568.87	Um I'll do the minutes .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1577.86	Uh let's see .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1584.48	It looks like you're already on your way for uh working with the components .	discussion
-A	1590.74	Um chips , the what chips we need and what uh you know how to power it and whatnot .	discussion
-A	1605.44	User interface concept , we want it to be something simple .	discussion
-C	1608.8	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1609.59	Um Minimal number of buttons .	discussion
-A	1617.33	I guess our , I guess our main um main thing that we should focus on until then is probably deciding on a certain look , you know .	discussion
-C	1630.85	Yeah .	discussion
-B	1633.02	Right .	discussion
-B	1634.61	That's Mm .	look and usability discussion
-A	1636.92	Did you have time earlier to to work on that .	discussion
-A	1640.09	Did you guys feel you have enough time in between our meetings to get everything done that you need to get done ?	discussion
-D	1643.89	Not really .	discussion
-C	1647.77	I'll yeah I'll have a look , try look at the actual appearance in the next break .	discussion
-A	1656.08	'Kay .	discussion
-C	1656.08	I th I I do still think it needs to be something that is ultimately one-handed .	look and usability
-C	1660.36	The ball is probably not a good idea .	look and usability
-D	1660.52	Mm .	look and usability
-C	1661.41	And even something that's held like that might be difficult .	look and usability
-A	1664.44	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	1664.99	So that I think it still has to be a variation .	look and usability
-C	1668.51	On maybe a a rect on a rectangle but maybe not necessarily as boring , as plain as a rectangle .	look and usability
-D	1675.05	Mm .	look and usability
-A	1678.57	Um Shall we maybe shoot for a a specific uh target group ?	user target group
-A	1686.08	That way we could l I mean if it were , if we were shooting for young guys then it's um a certain look to the remote .	user target group
-A	1696.62	Or girls or older people ?	user target group
-A	1701.6	Um Would that you think that would help us find um a specific form ?	user target group
-A	1709.12	That we would would wanna pick out ?	user target group
-C	1713.34	D I don't know if that might cope with like the trend-watching .	user target group
-D	1718.48	Mm .	user target group
-C	1718.69	I find anything more on that .	user target group
-D	1721.54	Yeah not yet but maybe by the next meeting we'll have some info on that .	user target group
-A	1731.54	'Kay .	user target group
-A	1741.57	So um we know that the remote's gonna have to be we'll just say we've got a colour scheme for it .	look and usability
-C	1748.72	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1749.18	Um yellow and you know yellow it's nice and bright , with the buttons being grey or black .	look and usability
-A	1755.87	And our slogan pasted somewhere on it , on the the bottom or the you know .	look and usability
-C	1761.2	Bottom perhaps yeah .	look and usability
-A	1763.4	Um Maybe we could sketch a so basically all of our remotes all of our typical remotes now are just kind of a rectangular sort .	look and usability
-A	1786.7	You know .	look and usability
-A	1789.4	Um maybe we could flare it or something .	look and usability
-A	1793.54	You know .	look and usability
-A	1794.2	So it's more of course this will look like a bone then .	look and usability
-A	1806.73	go ahead and erase this .	look and usability
-A	1809.79	Um Hope everyone memorised that uh Yeah .	look and usability existing products
-C	1820.79	You I mean it might be to look at sort of the the shape and trend of like things like mobile phones , and the shapes that the they've been going .	existing products
-D	1828.81	Mm .	existing products
-A	1828.89	Yeah .	existing products
-C	1829.36	They've gone from big brick block things , which is a remote control is , to sort of slinky small things .	existing products
-A	1835.86	Yeah everybody's got a mobile phone right ?	existing products
-A	1838.71	Except for me now .	existing products
-A	1841.99	Uh But they are all , you know , mobile phones um they've kind of taken a turn to where they're really small .	existing products
-C	1854.29	Yeah .	existing products
-A	1854.71	Um which may defeat our purpose for being able to locate our remote all the time .	existing products
-D	1857.66	Mm .	existing products
-B	1859.55	Right .	existing products
-A	1861.05	But then again you don't want you know like the first mobile phone that was this big and you had a handbag to carry it around in .	existing products
-A	1870.57	Um So we've got basically what remotes look like now is kind of what we're what we're stuck with .	look and usability existing products
-A	1884.59	Um Maybe we could go with a square or something .	look and usability
-A	1894.51	Um Um you know with minimal number of buttons .	look and usability
-B	1900.62	Hm .	look and usability
-A	1908.78	I guess you've got you know one through nine .	look and usability
-A	1914.55	For typing in your channels .	look and usability
-A	1917.36	Uh you've got volume , up and down .	look and usability
-A	1923.11	Channel up and down .	look and usability
-D	1926.45	Power .	look and usability
-A	1927.41	Power .	look and usability
-A	1929.68	Usually at the top .	look and usability
-A	1931.79	Um a mute .	look and usability
-B	1939.41	That's the classical design .	look and usability
-A	1941.02	That's that's pretty much all you need I think .	look and usability
-A	1945.76	Um A menu button , maybe .	look and usability
-B	1951.37	Right .	look and usability
-A	1952.1	So you know .	look and usability
-A	1954.15	If you , if we want the remote to do other things like um or I guess the T_V_ to be able to change the tint and the colour and you know all those kind of things that are built into T_V_s , we just have that under one standard menu button where you go in , press the menu button , scroll up and down to select it .	look and usability
-D	1972.97	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1974.91	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1975.46	Um 'Kay so Um Mm-hmm .	look and usability components, materials and energy sources
-B	1978.29	Talking of which maybe a scrolling function is not not too bad .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1983.42	It's Talk about maybe f look at that from the side , there maybe .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1991.46	Which is technically the easiest option .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1994.59	Would probably be like a scrolling , little scrolling wheel like this .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1998.51	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1999.05	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1999.63	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1999.88	Like a wheel on your mouse .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2000.22	So .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2001.47	Yeah , sort of like that .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2002.38	Sort of .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2002.87	You can even if we're coming from mice , we can even add a click function , where you , in order to verify the information you just press it down .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2012.88	Right .	look and usability
-A	2013.79	'S a good idea .	look and usability
-B	2014.32	Also when it comes to the ergonomics of the whole thing , if you wanna make it square for the looks of it , then maybe to make it more comfortable to hold the whole thing , you add a little bulge down here .	look and usability
-B	2029.04	Just which maybe from an engineering point this could be holding the the batteries and so on .	look and usability
-A	2036.0	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	2037.73	I know .	look and usability
-B	2038.16	You know what I'm getting at here , fel look at it from the side .	look and usability
-A	2039.14	Look g yeah .	look and usability
-D	2040.1	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	2040.12	Looks good .	look and usability
-B	2041.45	It's like that .	look and usability
-B	2043.49	Right .	look and usability
-B	2043.94	Uh Then you hold it in your hand like this .	look and usability
-B	2048.95	And maybe you bring the buttons nearer to the or the imp more important buttons nearer to the to the side .	look and usability
-C	2049.81	Yes s To the thumb yeah .	look and usability
-A	2055.34	To the thumb .	look and usability
-A	2056.37	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	2056.68	Right .	look and usability
-B	2057.49	Mm .	look and usability
-C	2058.01	Maybe the buttons could like uh decrease in s the bigger ones you know they could actually be bigger in size than the ones that are less important , the smaller here .	look and usability
-B	2068.18	Right .	look and usability
-B	2068.93	You can also have it , maybe , talking about mobile phones again , sliding open .	look and usability
-C	2074.12	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	2074.46	With the lesser used functions on this part , and then it slides into that part .	look and usability
-C	2076.59	Behind .	look and usability
-C	2077.48	Definitely .	look and usability
-B	2080.44	And out .	look and usability
-C	2080.76	just like o on a sort of side view .	look and usability
-C	2085.19	Something that you know it would sort of fit in the hand better .	look and usability
-C	2087.52	So you know you just sort of have your hand Yeah .	look and usability
-B	2089.62	Mm well I was just thinking , this this of course causes causes a problem um for left or right-handed people actually .	look and usability
-C	2092.06	Right on the and your thumb would be up here type thing .	look and usability
-C	2098.66	Yeah that's also true .	look and usability
-B	2099.39	So .	look and usability
-C	2102.74	instantly sort of always going for the right-handed person .	look and usability
-B	2104.8	Right .	look and usability
-C	2107.41	But I mean the older so Right-handed , yeah .	look and usability
-A	2109.78	Yeah is everyone who in here's right-handed , left-handed ?	look and usability
-D	2113.86	Right .	look and usability
-A	2114.08	You guys all right-handed ?	look and usability
-B	2114.36	Right .	look and usability
-A	2115.41	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	2115.84	So I'm left-handed but I , so I can say that most things are designed for right-handed people .	look and usability
-D	2117.84	Uh-huh .	look and usability
-B	2123.03	That's right .	look and usability
-A	2123.8	Like the written language .	look and usability
-A	2126.13	Or English .	look and usability
-D	2127.39	Maybe you could buy like a special left-handed version of the remote .	look and usability
-A	2131.6	Maybe .	look and usability
-A	2132.01	Ow .	look and usability
-D	2132.46	Special order .	look and usability
-A	2134.06	I would say I mean it should be probably designed for a right-handed p person .	look and usability
-D	2138.13	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	2139.51	Um but that's that's good .	discussion
-A	2142.03	That's w I think we've got a kind of a good plan there .	discussion
-A	2147.57	Um At least for what buttons we're gonna use .	discussion
-A	2153.15	Um So we've got uh I like the scroll , the scroll action and the .	discussion
-C	2166.42	I mean I'm just just thinking maybe if it was um circular um with the sort of that sort of the sort of early idea we had , with the way that was more like that , whereas this is just a one-handed thing that you sort of almost wrap round the thumb .	look and usability discussion
-C	2192.9	So you'd have your , you'd put your hand into there with the thumb there .	look and usability
-C	2197.35	And then your thumb would do you'd have all the buttons sort of round here .	look and usability
-C	2200.45	And that I think could work .	look and usability
-A	2202.23	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	2202.66	On any hand .	look and usability
-A	2203.41	Kinda like holding a Yeah .	look and usability
-C	2204.33	If you just had it like wrapped round there .	look and usability
-C	2206.05	Left or right .	look and usability
-D	2207.29	Mm .	look and usability
-B	2209.59	Right .	look and usability
-B	2211.88	That minimises it size-wise as well .	look and usability
-C	2213.37	Minimise its size .	look and usability
-C	2214.21	It could be you know really quite small .	look and usability
-B	2215.4	Mm .	look and usability
-B	2218.79	Then there's maybe another point of making it a two-in-one kind of thing .	look and usability
-B	2228.55	If we have a smaller a smaller device that actually fits into the big one .	look and usability
-B	2234.56	You give it the full functions in here , and just a couple of functions in there .	look and usability
-C	2238.19	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	2238.75	Hmm .	look and usability
-B	2238.77	Like your zap zapping device is just u channels up-down , uh volume , and on-off .	look and usability
-C	2240.48	Zapping functions .	look and usability
-B	2246.69	That's it .	look and usability
-D	2248.13	Could be good .	look and usability
-B	2248.52	Maybe .	look and usability
-A	2282.28	So two remotes in one .	look and usability
-A	2287.24	But then would be easier to lose one or the other .	look and usability
-B	2293.28	That's right .	look and usability
-B	2295.16	Means the big one has to be sufficiently big .	look and usability
-B	2297.71	And perhaps heavy , so you can't move it around .	look and usability
-B	2301.4	Make it a piece of furniture .	look and usability
-D	2303.05	Yeah , yeah .	look and usability
-A	2303.75	It actually is your coffee table .	look and usability
-B	2305.29	yes .	look and usability
-B	2306.1	Yes , there you go .	look and usability
-B	2310.33	Or a statue or something .	look and usability
-A	2314.84	Okay .	closing
-A	2315.35	Well we need to finish up here .	closing
-A	2316.99	Um So for the next So for the next um before the next meeting w uh sh shall we work on you're watching trends to see what what kind of new information we've got going on .	closing
-D	2334.72	Mm-hmm .	closing
-C	2335.32	Yep .	closing
-A	2337.99	Um Manuel you're going to work on the components for for what we're gonna use .	closing
-B	2344.23	Right .	closing
-A	2345.86	Let's go with our our uh rounded kind of fit in your hand let's explore uh the the uh possibility of having the two-piece .	closing
-A	2358.4	So one for the the quick zapping um and possibly one you know with just that rounded part that fits into your hand .	closing
-B	2359.41	Alright .	closing
-C	2365.17	Yeah .	closing
-A	2367.31	Um And Ryan you work on um how how well they'll work with the us with the user .	closing
-C	2376.32	How well it'll work yeah .	closing
-A	2378.27	So both of those concepts .	closing
-A	2382.17	And uh okay I think we made some good progress here .	closing
-B	2386.8	Alright .	closing
-A	2387.37	see you in I dunno .	closing
-A	2391.13	I gu I guess we'll take lunch in about uh half an hour .	closing
-A	2397.72	Or I guess we'll be taking lunch shortly and then then in about half an hour after that we'll probably have another meeting .	closing
-C	2403.69	Yeah .	closing
-B	2403.72	Alright .	closing
-A	2405.6	Okay .	closing

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-A	31.85	Okay .	opening
-A	57.09	Right .	opening
-A	61.26	Okay .	opening
-A	72.12	Alright .	opening
-A	72.86	Is everyone here ?	opening
-D	75.05	Yep .	opening
-C	75.73	Yep .	opening
-A	76.29	Okay .	opening
-A	77.34	This is our conceptual design meeting .	opening
-A	82.88	And I'll just take a few minutes and uh go through the previous minutes .	opening
-A	93.86	Um then each of you will have your presentation , um and then we will need to make a decision on the concept for the remote control .	opening
-A	103.95	And then we'll have uh forty minutes for finishing up .	opening
-A	108.86	Um I'll go through the mee through the minutes first .	opening
-A	115.34	Um , we just refreshed our our uh goal of making the finest remote control available .	opening
-A	128.22	Um we decided that , or we know that we need to use company colours , company logo .	opening
-A	134.74	Um and our Marketing Expert uh gave us some i uh information from interviews with a hundred different remote users .	opening
-A	147.23	Um with some statistics that backed basically what we were thinking before .	opening
-A	152.01	People thought their remotes were ugly , um um that remotes zap a lot .	opening
-A	161.41	Um they only use uh a finite amount of buttons .	opening
-A	167.08	Um and that they often lose the it's easy to lose a remote .	opening
-A	172.34	Um which were all things we were thinking we would wanna make it simple .	opening
-A	177.62	Um And uh some sort of locator .	opening
-A	182.16	Either a button or tracking device .	opening
-A	185.52	Um And that it should look different than what's out there .	opening
-A	193.69	Um Kind of mixed mixed response on the speech recognition .	opening
-A	199.87	The younger people said they wanted it , older people did not .	opening
-A	204.47	Um uh I think we decided that um the expense was not necessarily worth it , and that it was probably a gimmick , that um would increasingly wear on the consumers' nerves .	opening
-A	221.68	Um Then the User Interface Designer um explored some of the technical functions of the remote .	opening
-A	236.64	Um the simple versus the um the complex .	opening
-A	242.05	The simple one being better for a user , the complex better for an engineer .	opening
-A	246.77	Um Um and some personal preferences that were found in that would be that it should be a user-oriented remote , something simple .	opening
-A	257.75	Um and that we didn't wanna go with a universal remote , because uh increasing cost and increasing complexity .	opening
-A	266.3	Um we would just have a T_V_ remote .	opening
-A	269.36	Um and that we should also focus on the appearance of the remote .	opening
-A	275.54	Have it s be something that looks different .	opening
-A	280.06	And finally our um Industrial Designer uh gave us a rundown of how the remote will work .	opening
-A	289.7	Um from energy source , um uh what we would use .	opening
-A	295.33	Batteries because we don't wanna have a a cable .	opening
-A	298.23	Um How that would power the remote and the lamp .	opening
-A	305.27	If we were to to have one .	opening
-A	306.91	Uh um the user interface then would connect to a chip , which would work with the infrared controls uh to send the signal to the T_V_ .	opening
-A	317.78	Um I believe then we came up with a couple of ideas for what we think the design of the remote will be .	opening
-A	329.53	Um Um something that will fit into uh easily into someone's hand .	opening
-A	339.03	And with a , just a few buttons .	opening
-A	341.46	Just the basics .	opening
-A	342.7	And with a scrolling um function also .	opening
-A	349.91	Okay and I will leave that , leave it at that .	opening
-A	354.47	So Marketing ?	opening
-D	356.75	Okay .	opening
-A	357.37	We're watching trends .	opening
-D	358.82	Yep .	opening
-D	359.33	Can I have your cable please ?	opening
-A	360.2	I suppose that you can have this .	opening
-D	363.17	Thanks .	opening
-D	388.18	Okay so I was looking at trend-watching .	marketing expert presentation
-D	394.66	Um unfortunately I wasn't given too much information .	marketing expert presentation
-D	398.92	I was given a brief executive summary , and then an update on some recent fashion trends that we might like to look at .	marketing expert presentation
-D	406.65	And then I'll just tell you some personal preferences that I got from that .	marketing expert presentation
-D	410.98	Um okay the most important finding was that the fancy look-and-feel seems to be twice as important to the users as the current functional look-and-feel design , which I think we've kind of already discussed before .	trendwatching
-D	428.3	Um the second most important finding was that the remote should be technologically innovative .	trendwatching
-D	434.35	And again these are all things we've kind of already come up with on our own , but this just backs it up .	trendwatching
-D	439.72	And thirdly the remote would be easy to use .	trendwatching
-D	446.01	As far as fashion update , we've learned that fruits and vegetables will be the most important theme for cloths , shoes and furniture .	trendwatching
-D	455.71	So that might be a bit of a challenge to incorporate this into our remote , but we can try .	trendwatching
-D	460.71	Um and also , as opposed to last year , this year the material is expected to be spongy in feel .	trendwatching
-D	472.37	Okay so from that um , as we've already said , we need to focus on a fancy look-and-feel .	look and usability
-D	479.78	Um I think we've already discovered that it's kind of hard to go away from the traditional rectangular design .	look and usability
-D	487.42	But I think that , even if it's very subtle , we need to kind of trick our consumers , so they at least get the idea that they're getting something that's new and modern and sleek and Whether it's through the shape or the colours or all of that .	look and usability
-D	501.32	Um for technologically innovative , we've talked about the tracking device .	look and usability
-D	505.73	We brought up the idea of having two pieces , which we could discuss further .	look and usability
-D	511.24	And Manuel had suggested um the energy source and the user interface , discussing some of those , um that we could change a little bit .	look and usability
-D	521.73	We need to keep it simple , have limited buttons , which I think the two piece idea might be really beneficial for .	look and usability
-D	529.76	Um we need to incorporate this fashion trend of fruits and vegetables .	look and usability
-D	536.36	I don't know , I mean I guess the two options are if we had our remote in the shape of a fruit or vegetable .	look and usability
-C	541.05	Oh it was sort of banana shaped .	look and usability
-D	542.02	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	542.13	A banana shape ?	look and usability
-D	542.68	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	543.31	Right .	look and usability
-D	544.52	Or with exterior designs .	look and usability
-D	546.56	But my question is , I mean the stereotypically speaking , you kind of picture males with their remote controls , and I'm not sure how they'd feel about having fruity logos on the outside .	look and usability
-D	559.62	So maybe we could have something that's somewhat removable , or I don't know , different options for female , male target groups .	look and usability
-D	567.65	And then the spongy feel .	look and usability
-D	570.53	I guess we could look at mobile phones and other technology that's out there .	look and usability
-D	575.75	C and look at different types of material that might please our users who want spongy-feeling remote controls .	look and usability
-D	584.78	So that's that .	look and usability
-A	586.69	So possibly like a uh , sorry , just to butt in for a second .	look and usability
-B	587.47	Alright .	look and usability
-A	591.06	Possibly uh like a cover like they have for mobile phones ?	look and usability
-D	594.37	That's what I was thinking yeah .	look and usability
-C	595.09	Those like , yeah , sort of spongy ones .	look and usability
-A	596.86	You have one with a flag , and one with a banana and one that's a spongy feel to it .	look and usability
-D	602.44	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	602.55	So when you buy your remote you can buy various coverings .	look and usability
-A	605.88	You can Mm various covers .	look and usability
-C	608.07	What's it called ?	look and usability
-C	609.03	Cust you personalised , yeah .	look and usability
-D	611.7	Personalise your remote .	look and usability
-A	619.97	We could leave that to the cover department .	look and usability
-C	621.97	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	624.53	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	627.6	We all know they've got nothing to do all day .	look and usability
-C	650.1	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-C	652.92	Why can't I see the crazy .	interface specialist presentation
-C	655.71	Um yeah I talking about the interface concept and how the customer relates to , will use the , consumer will use the actual device .	interface specialist presentation
-C	665.22	Um so I've looked at some of the stuff I was sent , um , try and get some inspiration .	interface specialist presentation
-C	672.85	But keep in mind that our own ideas that we had .	interface specialist presentation
-C	675.91	Um I was sent some information from the company saying that they , the technology department have devised a new speech recognition technology , where you can program questions into such devices .	existing products
-C	690.19	They gave an example of a coffee machine where you program a question , you program the answer , and the machine responds accordingly .	existing products
-C	699.65	Um okay .	look and usability
-C	704.14	There's different ways of a user can use products l like a remote .	look and usability
-C	710.1	Um there's a graphical use , where you you look at pictures and well on a screen .	look and usability
-C	717.35	A command line where you obviously type things in , and you get a response .	look and usability
-C	721.63	Um and then it ju that's just to point out the sort of inconsistent u sort of use of interface in remotes .	look and usability
-C	727.77	You can't really see that picture well , but there's various different remotes , once again with lots of different buttons on , making it more complicated .	look and usability
-C	734.53	So , then I had a look at new products that are on the market .	existing products
-C	738.1	Not necessarily remote controls but ones that you'll recognise .	existing products
-C	742.07	Um this is the voice , there is a voice recognition remote control , which can control mus multiple devices .	existing products
-C	748.93	I have a there is a picture .	existing products
-C	749.95	You surf your favourite channels uh with your voice .	existing products
-C	753.8	Store up to eighty speech samples , controls four devices , T_V_ , cable , satellite , V_C_R_ , D_V_D_ and audio .	existing products
-C	760.48	And you can record your own v verbal labels , that are connected to remote control functions .	existing products
-C	764.03	So the technology is there .	existing products
-C	767.03	Um the one on the left is very similar to what we drew up on the board in the previous meeting , where there has scroll down functions on the side .	existing products
-C	776.73	You can sort of just make those out .	existing products
-C	778.25	And then on the right is obviously an iPod , which is you know possibly one of the simplest things to use out there , and really is , and all that is is just a a nice big scroll menu that y you sort of go through .	existing products
-C	792.01	That is a possibility .	existing products
-C	794.38	And nothing's simpler really .	existing products
-C	796.51	Um then there's things like this , which is a a a kid's remote , where the the parents have the facility to control and program what children can watch before .	existing products
-C	807.59	So the remote control it o only allows them to access the channels that their parents want them to watch .	existing products
-C	814.85	And um it means that th children have a novelty of having their own remote control .	existing products
-C	820.94	So I don't know if there's a possibility of having one remote contr you know like we just had two components , maybe it can have more components you know , different remotes .	existing products
-C	830.25	Um the point made at the end there here is that you have to be sort of be need to be clear on your um devices , as to what , you know , things you use .	look and usability
-C	840.68	Sometimes an arrow pointing down , which may suggest volume down , could become confused just as a V_ for volume .	look and usability
-C	846.47	Just little things like that , which would need to be made clear in the design .	look and usability
-C	851.7	Um I think , d carrying on from what I've already said , a user friendly remote with minimum buttons .	look and usability
-C	859.3	Maybe we've so suggested this two-part thing , where if it was to have a speech recognition thing , you could maybe control that on the do it or program all that on the control bit .	look and usability
-C	869.53	And then just have the simple sort of hand-held thing that we sort of devised earlier , as the actual remote .	look and usability
-C	875.18	Um I don't it could be a graphical display , the actual remote contr the actual control port maybe could have like an iPod where you just sort of control through the menus .	look and usability
-C	884.64	Stuff like gets more and more compli complicated .	look and usability
-C	887.8	And then the the hand-held bit should be ergonomically designed .	look and usability
-C	893.64	And that is it .	interface specialist presentation
-C	894.87	Why am I Oh yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	899.66	Just .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	902.39	Where are we ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	902.82	Uh .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	906.91	Just to sort of show you .	interface specialist presentation
-C	911.81	M they've even got things like that .	discussion
-C	913.81	Huge things .	discussion
-C	914.63	Which is just for your gr ninety year old grandma yeah ?	discussion
-B	919.58	That's industrial design for cranes , stuff like that .	discussion
-C	921.02	Yeah .	discussion
-C	922.28	Yeah .	discussion
-D	923.35	Dunno .	discussion
-C	924.78	And that yeah .	discussion
-B	924.86	Makes sense , makes sense .	discussion
-A	925.76	Notice the giant dog bone shape ?	discussion
-A	927.78	Also good for animals .	discussion
-C	928.06	Yeah .	discussion
-C	928.57	See .	discussion
-C	930.86	things .	discussion
-C	939.71	Why's my screen crazy ?	interface specialist presentation
-B	940.3	Uh Well let's see .	industrial designer presentation
-B	947.01	I'm going to bore you with a couple of descriptions of the interior .	industrial designer presentation
-B	957.11	Just to to make it more obvious what we have to fit in there , and that we do have to fit the stuff in there .	industrial designer presentation
-B	964.52	I've more information on possible materials um as well .	industrial designer presentation
-B	970.64	What we can and cannot do .	industrial designer presentation
-B	974.48	Um but let's just wait for this to load up and I'll show you what we're talking about here .	industrial designer presentation
-B	985.8	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	988.95	The details of the components' design , as you can see there , what we have is the board , main board of the remote control .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	999.56	The underside , that's pretty cheap piece of of technology really top left side you can see the chip , which is the , what we were talking about , this was is the device to recognise the signals the input , and it passes it on to a row of um further transistors and stuff like that on the right side that actually amplify the signal , which later on is being , is being transferred to a infrared lamp which then um of course shines infrared light onto the television which then will recognise what signal um it's getting and will do what you tell it .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1050.46	Um So much for the the workings of the of the uh remote control itself .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1062.87	Its job is to wait for you to press a key , then to translate that key press into infrared light signals , um that are received by the television .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1072.47	When you press a key um you complete a specific connection .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1075.95	The chip senses the connection and knows what button you pressed .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1078.71	It produces a morse code line signal specific to that button .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1082.87	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1083.57	Pretty clear .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1084.5	Transistor amplifies the signal and then sends the m sends the signal to the L_E_D_ which translates the signal into infrared light .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1091.63	The sensor in the T_V_ can see the infrared light , and seeing the signal reacts appropriately .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1097.11	This is the circuit board from the other side .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1100.47	Um the lower part of it , I don't know if you can see that properly , with the green greenish board is is what we what we saw in the first the first slide just flipped over .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1112.74	Um you can see the circuit board itself .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1115.78	That's the cheapest uh way to make electronic connections basically on the market .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1121.22	Um what you do is you have , don't have cables , but you have the connections actually in these in these lines on the on the board .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1131.76	These are the actual keys that are being pressed .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1134.98	They close the electric circuit .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1137.51	That then sends the signal to the chip on the other side .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1139.71	That would be behind here .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1141.22	Um which uh sends it over to the transistors and all that stuff that amplify the signal and all that is being sent to the infrared lamp up there .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1150.9	Now as you can see this is the the rubber button version of it .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1154.65	Um the way it works is that you have the keys here .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1157.63	The rubber button has a little metal uh plate on the other side , which closes the circuit here .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1163.78	And thus gives on the signal .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1166.15	Now this is the simple version .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1171.63	Um we are talking um this this the simple and cheapest version at the same time .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1179.37	We are talking something more complicated of course , it's going to be more expensive as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1185.93	And not only that .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1187.86	Um we are also restricted in the use of our outer shell , or in the material that we could use for our outer shell .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1198.78	Um I've gotten some information that we could use for the case material plastic , rubber , as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1212.49	Um rubber that is used in these anti-stress balls .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1216.03	So it's pretty squishy .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1217.13	That would that would serve that purpose .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1217.75	Spongy ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1220.06	Um we could also use wood , or titanium .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1227.57	What's the approximate per hundred thousand for the titanium ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1231.13	Oh fya I don't have an information on that .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1234.37	However our company obviously can provide us with uh with the titanium , so I assume , I'm , I was given an okay to use it .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1243.15	It certainly is an expensive material , I'm aware of that , but I was given an okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1249.63	But there are certain restrictions to certain materials .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1253.17	Now let's first go through the list with the materials .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1256.15	So we what we can use is plastic , rubber , wood and titanium .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1261.04	Can also mix these .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1263.9	Um as for the energy source , um we were talking about that shortly in the other meeting .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1271.97	Um what we could use is , or what I was offered , or what we could use , is a basic bateer battery .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1279.02	Right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1281.74	Uh a dynamo .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1284.25	Interestingly enough .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1287.5	Um we could use solar cells .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1291.65	Or a device that was not n not further specified that provides kinetic energy .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1297.99	Such as like watches you know .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1299.97	Where you just move them m move the the actual device and this pr uh provides it with with uh some energy .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1309.25	So um obviously I personally have to say that dynamo is out of the question really .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1316.14	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1318.11	You don't wanna wind up your remote control before you can use it right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1322.03	Um solar cell is interesting .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1325.62	May fail though , every here and there .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1328.22	Would you have to leave it by the window ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1329.58	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1330.15	yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1330.16	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1331.13	Or you know you lose it , it lies behind the couch for a week and yeah mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1333.85	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1336.47	Always the you But exactly .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1336.55	Works well in Arizona but in Edinburgh not so No I think I think batteries are probably the way to go .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1339.2	Y probably not yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1339.81	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1341.85	Um the kinetic energy thing um might work , um but the same problem .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1348.45	You leave it lying around and you first have to shake it before it it starts to work .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1353.14	So I'd say what we're stuck with really is um the basic battery .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1359.11	Which also makes a base station basically obsolete .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1361.92	We don't need that then .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1365.42	Um However our interface options are push-buttons .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1374.51	In which uh in the production of which or in manufacture of which um our company is expert .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1382.12	Um However we've discussed that scroll wheels are a better option .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1389.91	And they are possible .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1391.49	We have an okay for scroll wheels .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1393.53	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1394.81	Um however when it comes to the scroll wheel of the iPod I've one big objection and that is that we have to fit an L_C_D_ into the remote control as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1406.97	This however may exclude certain um materials .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1411.86	If you have a squishy uh kind of remote control , then an L_C_D_ screen may be affected by the movement .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1420.19	Hence we might not be able to put it in there .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1424.45	So um There's also restrictions to , when it comes to the chip .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1431.12	If we have a more sophistic uh sophisticated scroll wheel rather than this very basic uh set-up that we that I've just presented , um the chip has to be more s more sophisticated and thus more expensive as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1443.27	I don't have any details to , when it comes to the cost but um it will be a significant difference .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1451.28	I'd rather say drop the titanium and therefore let's have a more sophisticated chip , but that's not up to me to decide really .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1458.71	So that's for the for the scroll wheel .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1462.25	Um it limits our choice and squishy is hip , so I'd say rather not go for for that .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1470.2	Let's see now .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1470.9	Um um solar cells cannot be used on a curved or latex um surface or um remote control .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1480.1	But obviously that's not our problem um since we have decided or against solar cells , I assume right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1489.87	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1490.02	Or is anybody still alright .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1490.98	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1492.35	No .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1492.99	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1494.9	Alright .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1494.99	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1495.82	Uh which makes it very conventional but therefore traditional I assume .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1500.15	Um Um With the titanium um we cannot make it a curved design .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1513.76	We would just be able to make it flat and and um yeah a straight design pretty much .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1523.34	Which I assume would exclude uh some of the more sophisticated versions .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1534.32	Would the sort of spongy and the the plasticky thing y you can get those mobile phones that initially have a it is plastic but then they have sort of a a s a cover on it which is just sort of soft and stuff .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1543.09	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1544.01	Like a covering .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1545.31	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1548.68	So I don't know if that would still be possible to have you know in plastic .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1551.44	But then where do people hold it ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1553.6	Just all be sort of spongy .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1553.62	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1560.32	The we can have the fruits and vegetables on the spongy parts , so they can remove it .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1571.01	So you as the the possibility of having a a graphical display on it , like a screen ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1577.18	Like the iPod ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1577.74	You can have an L_C_D_ screen .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1579.68	Um but therefore no rubber will be used .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1582.99	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1583.98	Alright ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1584.56	So plastic yes , titanium yes , but this will of course influence the form .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1589.42	With plastic , as I understand it , you can use any form .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1595.53	Um latex is tricky .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1598.94	Or rubber and um and titanium also seems to be tricky when it comes to the form .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1608.21	So the way to go is if you want a scroll wheel you either make it flat and angular , uh add an L_C_D_ screen , and um then you can basically choose either plastic or titanium .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1621.2	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1621.56	Or wood even .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1623.45	Um if you wanna make it a particular shape , use plastic .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1629.03	Add an L_C_D_ screen , add a scroll wheel , that'll be fine .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1629.04	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1632.36	Or make it just push-buttons .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1633.79	Basically plastic gives you the b biggest variety of of options .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1638.44	Maybe not the nicest feel .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1639.77	Or not much originality really .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1640.63	So the ru wait the rubbery we can shape it however we want ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1644.65	Or the rubbery we cannot ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1646.61	With rubber we could uh sh pretty much shape it the way we wanted it , but we cannot add scroll wheels , and we cannot add an L_C_D_ screen .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1649.42	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1651.75	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1653.5	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1655.01	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1656.71	That's the tricky thing .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1668.42	Could we not you know have a shape with a scroll and the screen , and then j just sort of that initial shape we had , just which is uh sort of banana-esque .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1679.26	So that's thing if we did it yellow .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1681.08	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1681.41	And um you know you just p stick on just sort of rubber things that that sort of grip the thumb bit .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1686.42	They wouldn't have any they're just on the exterior .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1689.58	They wouldn't be necessary to the actual shape of the thing .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1697.28	Is that an option , a plastic shell with a rubbery coating on at certain spots ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1701.29	S Certainly can be done yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1705.26	Um yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1707.08	if that doesn't affect the functional side of it all .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1708.6	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1710.5	Like say just the underside or so then it can be done .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1715.18	I assume .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1715.97	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1727.49	So The fruit design um How about um affecting the surface of the actual um remote control ?	look and usability
-B	1744.12	Say we don't make it p a particular fruit shape obviously , but uh give it like the surface of an orange , banana , whatever .	look and usability
-D	1746.8	Mm .	look and usability
-B	1754.94	You name it .	look and usability
-C	1755.96	Mm .	look and usability
-A	1757.54	What about a smell ?	look and usability
-B	1757.55	Just design-wise .	look and usability
-A	1759.69	T to the remote ?	look and usability
-B	1760.66	Mm .	look and usability
-B	1761.11	Nice one .	look and usability
-C	1762.36	You could just sell it in different colours as well I suppose .	look and usability
-C	1764.63	In different ye yellows .	look and usability
-D	1766.46	Bright citrus colours yeah .	look and usability
-B	1768.12	Mm .	look and usability
-C	1768.16	I don't suppose we have to stick to co Stick to the colours yeah .	look and usability
-B	1769.51	Well we we're supposed to stick to the company colours though , that's yellow and grey .	look and usability
-D	1771.67	Oh yeah .	look and usability
-D	1772.53	Yellow and grey .	look and usability
-A	1773.85	Yellow and grey .	look and usability
-B	1774.86	So what have we , lemon , banana , is Grapefruit is what we'd go for , when it comes to the outer appearance perhaps .	look and usability
-C	1778.8	Mm grapefruit .	look and usability
-A	1779.39	Grapefruit .	look and usability
-B	1788.86	But mm .	look and usability
-A	1792.16	I would say , if I were to make a decision , I would probably put the fruit aspect at the lower lower end of the spectrum of of importance .	look and usability
-C	1799.05	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1804.0	Um Well perhaps the implied shape will be enough to lure that fruit-minded remote buyer .	look and usability
-D	1804.17	I think having a shape could be a little ridiculous , like Well we kinda do yeah .	look and usability
-C	1807.54	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1808.06	Well we have it banana-shaped already , kind of .	look and usability
-C	1810.47	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1811.11	So Right .	look and usability
-C	1818.72	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1821.15	And if it's yellow ?	look and usability
-C	1824.01	and if it if it was done yellow , which is a company colour .	look and usability
-A	1825.92	It's it's yellow .	look and usability
-B	1826.55	I it's yellow .	look and usability
-A	1827.39	It's curved .	look and usability
-D	1827.41	Grey buttons yeah .	look and usability
-B	1829.36	Well so why not add a couple of grey stripes and make it look like a banana ?	look and usability
-A	1829.75	It's sort of couple of couple of grey stripes .	look and usability
-C	1832.29	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1834.79	We could put the grey stripes on the bottom so that that person could turn it over .	look and usability
-C	1837.51	On the the gr the rubbery grips could be grey .	look and usability
-A	1839.42	It would look like a banana just sitting on their table .	look and usability
-D	1840.53	Mm .	look and usability
-C	1841.99	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1842.54	There you go .	look and usability
-A	1843.11	Rather than rather th Maybe the holder , if we were to have a holder , it could be shaped like a fruit .	look and usability
-C	1845.19	It could and then you could actually h put the banana-shaped thing on the fruit bowl , on the coffee table , and then people would always know where it was .	look and usability
-D	1849.59	Oh .	look and usability
-D	1852.56	Nice .	look and usability
-D	1853.65	Could look like a fruit bowl .	look and usability
-B	1854.88	It could be an ape .	look and usability
-A	1856.27	Could be , it could be an ape or a fruit bowl .	look and usability
-C	1858.82	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1862.64	Hey we could have a variety of options here .	look and usability
-C	1862.76	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	1867.7	'Kay .	look and usability
-B	1869.63	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1870.44	Do you have more to your presentation ?	industrial designer presentation
-B	1874.22	That's pretty much it .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1875.07	I informed you about the materials , what the interior has to look like , and what the limitations to certain materials are on there you go .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1876.77	Oh .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1883.17	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1883.66	I'm gonna plug in here real quick .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1885.28	Sure .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1885.34	If I could .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1885.65	Hang on .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	1887.04	There you go .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1893.06	Like I said we have to make a decision on a couple of these items here .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1899.75	Um ow .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1900.43	Ow .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	1913.61	So is the two piece idea out ?	discussion
-D	1916.51	Or have we not decided ?	discussion
-C	1919.06	Well we sort of rid of that because gonna use a battery .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1924.69	And the base station might not be necessary .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1926.28	Oh right okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1927.89	Well we can still design a two-piece uh remote um without having a base , having one of them be a base station , but just have it be an optional either big remote with lots of functions , or you take out the smaller piece .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1929.76	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1934.8	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1941.24	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1942.44	We can still do that .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1944.17	However of course this would be like designing two remotes pretty much .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1948.43	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1948.91	So um which then , as I understand it , would probably limit the , limit again the the the use of certain materials , because they would be too expensive .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1960.53	Say like have a scroll wheel and uh on both of them , or have an L_C_D_ screen and so on so on .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1966.68	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1966.76	You'd probably have to stick rather with a just traditional rubber button design which we saw there .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1972.66	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1975.66	But could be done , of course .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1978.15	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1980.45	Uh so these are the decisions that we do need to make by the end of this meeting .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1985.85	Um for our components concept we need to come up with the energy source , um the chip-on-print , and the case .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1995.79	Probably case um material .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1999.01	And probably a shape also .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2001.85	Um and then for the user interface concept we need to decide what the tape , what , what the type is .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2008.72	And what kind of supplements we'll have .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	2012.03	Um Energy source I think we've , I think we've decided batteries , although not exciting , are probably our best bet .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2021.91	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2022.79	And we have five minutes .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2024.89	Okay when it comes to the chip-on-print , as I said , the the more advanced features you want , um the fancier the chip has to be and the more expensive .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2034.32	Uh if you want just a normal button version , the chip-on-print is gonna be a cheap one .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2036.84	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2040.19	Right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2040.21	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2043.74	So Um I guess we should pick the case then .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2050.17	If we go with the plasticky case , or the the plastic case , um then the chip-on-print is still kind of , we could have either or .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2060.28	We could have a complex one or a a non-complex .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2063.76	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2063.97	But did we decide that the rubbery feel was important enough to us ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2070.12	Well what about what you said , like putting the finger grips just on top of the plastic ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2071.62	Just just maybe yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2075.06	Just a little bit of .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2077.01	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2078.05	So we would , we would have the L_C_D_ screen ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2082.88	as long as the pla uh the rubber is nowhere near the controls , yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2086.6	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2090.49	So I guess the case would be plastic , with Perhaps that's not even enough rubber to qualify as being part of it .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2103.63	It's more of a su it's more of a supplement maybe .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2103.75	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2106.05	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2106.2	M more of a l lamination perhaps .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2108.53	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2125.37	So then for the scroll , are we going for the iPod type ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2129.21	Yeah I think so .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2130.04	Yeah ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2130.4	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2136.98	Which will require a more expensive chip-on-print right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2141.85	Yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2142.38	It does .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2143.46	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2143.8	So I guess that , is that , is that about it ?	closing components, materials and energy sources
-A	2213.1	So we have a good idea of what we're gonna need to to do on this ?	closing
-B	2217.64	Right .	closing
-A	2218.62	Um okay so we will have another meeting in thirty minutes .	closing
-A	2223.67	Um Here's what's gonna be going on .	closing
-A	2228.47	Um Um Ryan you'll be working on the user interface design .	closing
-A	2236.46	Um Manuel you'll be working on the look-and-feel design .	closing
-B	2242.49	Right .	closing
-A	2246.4	Corrine we'll want a product evaluation .	closing
-A	2251.47	And the two of you get to play with the uh modelling components and uh maybe and and get us a prototype .	closing
-A	2264.37	Which should go along well with your look-and-feel design and your interface .	closing
-A	2267.63	So that basically just be working on the prototype , uh we'll accomplish your other two actions .	closing
-A	2297.9	Alright .	closing
-A	2299.75	Okay .	closing
-A	2301.71	Let's do it .	closing

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-A	14.16	Yep .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	15.15	Soon as I get this .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	27.93	Okay .	opening
-A	30.31	This is our last meeting .	opening
-A	34.35	Um I'll go ahead and go through the minutes from the previous meeting .	opening
-A	38.77	Uh and then we'll have a , the prototype presentation .	opening
-A	46.13	Um then we will um do an evaluation .	opening
-A	50.99	Uh or we'll see what , what we need to have under the criteria for the evaluation .	opening
-A	57.48	Then we'll go through the finance and see if we fall within the budget .	opening
-A	62.05	Um then we'll do the evaluation , and then we can finish up after that with um any changes that we'll need to make , or hopefully everything will fall right in line .	opening
-A	74.54	Um let's see , minutes from the last meeting .	opening
-A	79.09	Um we looked at uh the the trends .	opening
-A	84.3	We had uh the fashion trends that people want a fancy look-and-feel .	opening
-A	88.75	It was twice as important as anything else .	opening
-A	91.56	Um they liked fruit and vegetables in the new styles .	opening
-A	96.78	Um and a spongy feel .	opening
-A	99.65	So we were talking about trying to incorporate those into our prototype .	opening
-A	104.47	Um they wanted limited buttons and simplicity .	opening
-A	109.46	Um then we looked at the uh the method for coming up with our own remote .	opening
-A	117.81	Um looking at other other devices .	opening
-A	121.52	Um the iPod , we really liked the look of that .	opening
-A	125.56	Um we also had uh the kid's remote for a simple idea .	opening
-A	130.73	Um a two part remote , which was what were were originally looking at .	opening
-A	135.14	Uh and then um there was talk of spee uh speech recognition um becoming more uh predominant and easier to use .	opening
-A	148.23	But I think we've still decided not to go with that .	opening
-A	151.61	Then we looked at the components um the materials for the case , the different energy sources , the different types of chips , um and made a decision on what we were going to use to make our remote .	opening
-A	165.25	Um and basically how , what were making for the prototype .	opening
-A	171.82	So I'm going to leave it at that and let you guys take over .	opening
-C	178.69	The prototype discussion .	opening
-A	180.5	The prototype yeah .	opening
-A	181.62	Do you need a this ?	agenda/equipment issues
-C	183.54	No .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	184.45	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	185.89	There is our remo the banana .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	185.91	Can try to plug that in there but Right .	agenda/equipment issues presentation of prototype(s)
-C	189.15	Um yeah basically we we st went with the colour yellow .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	194.81	Um working on the principle of a fruit which was mentioned , it's basically designed around a banana .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	202.0	Um but it would be held in such a fashion , where it is , obviously it wouldn't be that floppy 'cause this would be hard plastic .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	209.67	These would be like the rubber , the rubber grips .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	212.69	So that's so that would hopefully help with grip , or like the ergonomics of it .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	217.67	Um but all the controlling would be done with this scroll wheel .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	220.78	You have to use your imagination a little bit .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	222.61	And this here represents the screen , where you , where you'd go through .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	225.01	Very nice .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	226.5	And the the simplest functions would be um almost identical to an iPod , where that one way ch through channels , that way th other way through channels .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	236.83	Volume up and down .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	238.34	And then to access the more complicated functions you'd you sorta go , you press that and go through the menus .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	243.74	It's that that simple .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	244.72	That just represents the infrared uh beam .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	248.98	That's a simple on and off switch .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	250.85	Um I don't know , we could use the voice .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	254.01	T that blue bits should be yellow , d that that'd be where the batteries would be I suppose .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	258.28	And um that's about it .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	262.5	It's as simple as you , we could make it really .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	264.36	Is there anything you want to add ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	265.33	That's what we have there .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	266.41	That's plastic .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	268.18	Plastic covered with rubber .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	270.38	We might uh add some more underneath here .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	274.81	Maybe give it , give it a form .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	277.63	I mean you're supposed to hold it like that , but um just if you grab it , take it from somewhere , so yeah , you have some rub yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	281.96	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	282.37	Doesn't make much make much difference .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	282.77	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	283.75	You could work left-handed or right-handed I suppose .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	285.81	Exactly , use both .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	288.53	Might as well think about Th think about the button as well .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	289.35	T the actual thing might be smaller .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	293.04	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	293.32	Like either put either one one on either side or not do it at all .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	298.2	What but what's that button ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	299.51	Just the on and off .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	299.88	It's a quick on-off button .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	300.4	Uh , 'kay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	301.33	That's um yeah I think it's pretty important .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	305.09	So you don't have to fiddle with that .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	307.43	'Kay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	307.81	Right ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	308.66	Um that's not um I'd say a bit smaller would probably be nice .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	313.83	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	313.87	You wanna play with that over there .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	316.43	There you go .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	316.92	It's you know it's flimsy 'cause it's made out of heavy Play-Doh , but And whether or not it would fall into the cost everything I suppose .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	319.35	Would you like to uh Well done .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	319.65	Right .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	320.85	Pretty impressive .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	326.75	Kind of a banana .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	332.93	With the scroll and the L_C_D_ .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	336.34	Well luckily we are going to find out .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	340.01	Or not luckily .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	341.83	Um do you have a marketing presentation for us .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	343.37	I do .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	351.71	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	353.44	You guys are gonna help me do an evaluation of the criteria .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	359.49	Um .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	379.95	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	381.8	So first I'll just discuss some of the criteria that I found .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	385.61	Just based on the past trend reports that I was looking at earlier .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	390.58	And then we'll do a group evaluation of the prototype .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	394.24	And then we will calculate the average score to see how we did .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	397.8	Um so the criteria we're gonna be looking at are the complaints um that we heard from the users who were interviewed earlier .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	408.25	So we're gonna be doing it based on a seven point scale .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	422.68	And one is going to mean true , that we did actually achieve that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	429.11	With seven being false , we did not achieve that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	439.52	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	441.43	So for the first one , we need to decide , did we solved the problem of the users who complained about an ugly remote ?	look and usability
-A	452.31	I think it's definitely different than anything else out there .	look and usability
-D	453.19	Mm .	look and usability
-C	454.51	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	455.58	So if they think that what is out there is ugly , then yes I would say , I would say most definitely .	look and usability
-C	459.1	I would .	look and usability
-A	460.91	It's bright .	look and usability
-C	461.76	It's bright .	look and usability
-C	462.25	It's It's curved .	look and usability
-A	463.03	It still has your traditional black .	look and usability
-C	465.82	It's not there's no sharp angles to it .	look and usability
-A	468.85	Yep , not angular .	look and usability
-D	470.8	Mm .	look and usability
-B	471.37	I'd say , when it comes to the ergonomics , the form and stuff , yes that's definitely more beautiful than your average .	look and usability
-B	480.49	However the colour , we don't have a say in that .	look and usability
-D	482.19	Yeah I think the colours detract a little bit .	look and usability
-C	483.92	Some people might say it .	look and usability
-B	484.42	That has been , that has been dictated pretty much by the company .	look and usability
-C	484.86	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	486.28	Mm .	look and usability
-B	487.29	So uh to answer that honestly I would rather say like uh , we have not solved the problem completely with the ugly remote because the colour is ugly , definitely .	look and usability
-D	487.63	That's true .	look and usability
-A	488.55	Yep .	look and usability
-D	495.28	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	498.43	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	499.31	'S nothing you can say about that .	look and usability
-B	500.39	I mean I much prefer something like brushed chrome with that form .	look and usability
-C	504.81	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	506.27	But Right .	look and usability
-A	507.36	Yeah something more modern to go a a modern colour to go with the modern form .	look and usability
-B	511.9	Right .	look and usability
-B	512.29	It's different .	look and usability
-B	512.79	You don't want your uh three feet huge L_C_D_ dis display in your living room that's hanging from the wall to be controlled with something like that .	look and usability
-D	525.64	Um okay so , do you think , since we This was a a sign criteria , do you think maybe we should put it somewhere in the middle then ?	look and usability
-D	533.85	Does that sound good ?	look and usability
-B	534.14	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	535.57	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	535.78	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	537.23	What do you think ?	look and usability
-D	537.94	Three ?	look and usability
-D	538.22	Four ?	look and usability
-A	540.88	I would say four .	look and usability
-D	540.92	Five ?	look and usability
-D	543.84	Four is fair .	look and usability
-B	543.97	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	544.55	Okay .	look and usability
-A	546.11	Very non-committal , four .	look and usability
-D	547.58	Okay , the second one .	look and usability
-D	550.45	Did we make it simple for new users ?	look and usability
-B	554.48	It's very intuitive , I think yeah .	look and usability
-C	556.95	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	557.24	I think that was the main aim , one of the main aims that we had .	look and usability
-B	560.57	S give it a one .	look and usability
-D	561.84	One , 'kay .	look and usability
-A	562.37	Yeah .	look and usability
-D	565.89	Okay .	look and usability
-D	567.09	Um , do the controls now match the operating behaviour of the users ?	look and usability
-C	572.88	Uh yeah .	look and usability
-D	573.5	I'd say that So one ?	look and usability
-C	573.56	'Cause we've we've brought it down to basically four controls most common , which are channel and volume .	look and usability
-B	577.73	Right .	look and usability
-A	578.07	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	579.89	And then the other ones are just a matter of just going , just scrolling further .	look and usability
-A	584.01	S scrolling through and selecting a few .	look and usability
-C	585.66	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	586.3	Right .	look and usability
-B	588.22	So that's a one .	look and usability
-D	588.98	Yeah ?	look and usability
-A	589.3	I think that's a one .	look and usability
-D	592.65	Okay .	look and usability
-D	596.89	Okay um the fourth one .	how to find when misplaced
-D	600.44	How about the problem of a remote being easily lost ?	how to find when misplaced
-D	603.33	One of the number one complaints .	how to find when misplaced
-B	604.16	Something that big and that yellow you just don't lose anymore .	how to find when misplaced
-C	606.76	Yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-D	607.46	Whether you want to or not , you're not gonna lose it .	how to find when misplaced
-C	607.55	It's bright yellow .	how to find when misplaced
-C	608.51	Bright yellow's hard to lose .	how to find when misplaced
-C	610.23	But um if we were to , if we were , that , the speech recognition .	how to find when misplaced
-C	614.93	That , we could maybe just use that solely for the the finding thing .	how to find when misplaced
-C	618.32	That was what we'd we'd mentioned .	how to find when misplaced
-A	619.85	So if we incorporate speech recognition into it then it could And it is quite bright and Uh Yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-C	622.98	Just just to use , to find it when it was lost .	how to find when misplaced
-C	625.12	But like I said , like I don't think you'd lose something so yellow so easily .	how to find when misplaced
-B	626.2	Oops .	how to find when misplaced
-C	629.06	And it's not gonna fall , like a rectangle would slip down behind things .	how to find when misplaced
-B	629.25	Hmm .	how to find when misplaced
-C	632.9	That's gonna be a difficult shape to Yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-B	635.15	Well what S Mm .	how to find when misplaced
-C	638.31	Maybe in the middle again , three or four or something ?	how to find when misplaced
-D	640.79	Okay .	how to find when misplaced
-C	641.75	I mean you know loo losing things is one of those things that people can lose , I mean a million ways .	how to find when misplaced
-C	646.18	You can pick it up and walk away with it and then you've lost it .	how to find when misplaced
-D	648.34	That's true .	how to find when misplaced
-A	649.76	But if we do go with the , with the speech recognition , then it , then our scale goes up quite a bit I think .	how to find when misplaced
-D	650.12	Mm .	how to find when misplaced
-B	654.29	Oh yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-C	654.9	Yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-B	654.92	You probably Mm .	how to find when misplaced
-A	655.51	Probably two .	how to find when misplaced
-A	656.9	You know .	how to find when misplaced
-A	657.5	If we eliminate the fact that you know it's impossible to guarantee that it's not gonna be lost then I'd say two .	how to find when misplaced
-C	662.37	Yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-A	668.91	With the speech recognition , which of course may be changed depending on budget .	how to find when misplaced
-C	675.71	Yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-B	676.74	Y you could add an extra feature actually .	how to find when misplaced
-B	681.17	Which makes this thing raise hell when you remove it too far from the television .	how to find when misplaced
-C	687.45	Yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-B	689.87	We could add that but that's nothing we have thought of so far .	how to find when misplaced
-A	693.08	Which , which may be cheaper than speech recognition if it were just a Some sort of proximity Pray that you don't accidentally lose that piece .	how to find when misplaced
-B	696.02	Yes .	how to find when misplaced
-C	697.11	Yeah true .	how to find when misplaced
-C	697.7	But I mean d just those whistling , clapping key rings you have .	how to find when misplaced
-D	697.73	Annoying alarm or something ?	how to find when misplaced
-D	699.51	Yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-B	699.56	It's it's Um the it's based on this anti anti-theft technology for suitcases and stuff , where you have one piece that's attached to your luggage , another piece that starts beeping .	how to find when misplaced
-C	700.58	They're cheap .	how to find when misplaced
-C	701.1	So it can't be that expensive .	how to find when misplaced
-C	705.73	Yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-B	711.86	That can't cost much .	how to find when misplaced
-C	713.01	Yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-B	714.01	So that can also easily be integrated because these things are small enough to to hide , so you have one piece , you have to glue somewhere behind your stick it behind your T_V_ and the other Right .	how to find when misplaced
-C	721.19	stick it on the T_V_ .	how to find when misplaced
-B	728.93	That'd be tough then .	how to find when misplaced
-B	730.41	Well also your remote would uh alarm you if somebody stole you t your television , yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-B	735.42	Ran off with it without taking the beautiful remote control .	how to find when misplaced
-C	738.07	Yeah .	how to find when misplaced
-D	740.71	So .	how to find when misplaced
-D	741.96	Are we adding one of these two features ?	how to find when misplaced
-B	745.13	Let's add one of those features and say yes .	how to find when misplaced
-D	745.26	gonna say okay .	how to find when misplaced
-A	747.4	Okay .	how to find when misplaced
-D	747.99	So we're back to a one ?	how to find when misplaced
-D	749.93	Or a two ?	how to find when misplaced
-C	750.34	Two .	how to find when misplaced
-B	750.73	Two .	how to find when misplaced
-D	750.85	Two , 'kay .	how to find when misplaced
-A	751.05	Two .	how to find when misplaced
-D	753.15	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	753.84	Are we technologically innovative ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	758.64	Uh It's all just It's all just stolen technology when it comes down to right right right right .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	759.66	I'd say so .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	760.49	Uh don't get many mo remote controls with screens on .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	766.91	Yeah it's stolen technology .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	766.96	From iPod yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	767.82	It's But there's not a lot of yellow , there's not a lotta yellow .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	768.47	But we have .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	770.17	But for remotes yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	773.46	Course that wasn't really we were kinda forced to take that colour .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	773.51	Fa 'cause it's stolen .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	777.79	Two ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	779.01	Three ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	780.44	I don't know that we are that innovative , to tell you the truth .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	782.07	No maybe not .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	782.62	Yeah not really .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	783.91	But how many remotes do you see like this ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	786.25	Not so many .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	786.45	If we added the screaming factor then we go up .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	791.98	Right .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	792.41	Um I would say we're probably at four .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	795.97	Really ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	796.53	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	798.61	That's gonna hurt us .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	800.76	Okay .	look and usability
-D	801.53	Um spongy material ?	look and usability
-B	803.68	Yeah well you have that , kind of , sort of .	look and usability
-A	804.53	We have some spongy , yeah .	look and usability
-C	805.16	Yeah as much as as needed , I think .	look and usability
-D	811.59	'Kay .	look and usability
-B	812.74	It's not a one though .	look and usability
-A	813.92	No .	look and usability
-B	813.99	One would be the whole thing to fold and stuff .	look and usability
-A	815.38	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	815.78	Because it's only got what , these parts are the grips and perhaps the back side the bottom the underneath on the back .	look and usability
-B	821.1	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	822.1	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	823.19	So that's a four at most .	look and usability
-A	824.67	Probably a four at most .	look and usability
-D	829.05	And lastly , did we put the fashion in electronics ?	look and usability
-A	829.13	Possibly even a five .	look and usability
-B	835.06	Y yes .	look and usability
-D	835.97	I'd say we did .	look and usability
-C	836.03	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	836.67	If your fashion is b is Carmen Miranda , you betcha .	look and usability
-B	836.75	More Well the recent fashion is rather displayed in the in the L_C_D_ and the way you operate it than the form and the colour , but it definitely is .	look and usability
-C	839.46	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	844.62	On the Yeah .	look and usability
-A	846.01	It's true .	look and usability
-C	850.05	Be what we were told , and they'd say yeah , definitely .	look and usability
-D	852.68	'Kay .	look and usability
-D	854.36	Alright .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	857.03	Now we just gotta calculate .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	861.16	Six eight twelve sixteen .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	866.23	Seventeen divided by s Eight .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	870.23	Seven is Two point two point four ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	882.87	Is that some long division ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	884.99	No .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	885.5	Well I haven't done math in years .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	885.73	Something .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	889.0	What two I dunno .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	892.36	Just , I'm sure there's a .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	893.55	Okay we'll say two point four two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	896.73	Right ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	898.43	How does that look ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	900.58	I'm impressed .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	901.18	I can't do that without a calculator .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	902.35	No I can't do long very impressive .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	903.96	It's been a while .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	910.85	And what what is the acceptable criteria ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	916.08	Is there like a scale that we have to hit ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	918.1	Oh no .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	918.97	They just told me to pick my own criteria and have you guys evaluate it basically .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	926.89	Alright then .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	930.87	So that's that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	935.07	Okay .	costing
-A	935.65	Well , let's see .	costing
-A	939.57	Now we get to do the budget numbers .	project budget
-A	942.87	You didn't know that you were gonna have a budget .	project budget
-A	947.5	But we do .	project budget
-A	951.47	Okay .	project budget
-C	951.98	Yeah .	project budget
-C	952.07	Yeah so .	project budget
-C	954.3	You'd been going a long time dividing that .	project budget
-C	955.81	It's two point four two eight five se it just keeps going on .	project budget
-D	957.97	Oh my god .	project budget
-D	958.73	Okay .	project budget
-C	959.07	Two point four two basically .	project budget
-D	960.92	Yeah we'll go with that .	project budget
-D	963.17	Not too shabby .	project budget
-A	963.27	So I have here an Yeah .	project budget
-B	964.92	Fifty percent , you're kidding .	project budget
-B	967.42	P It's too much .	project budget
-A	968.41	We want a fifty percent profit on this .	project budget
-A	970.69	Oh you can't really see that very well .	project budget
-C	973.06	Charge about three hundred quid for it .	project budget
-A	975.92	Twelve and a half Euros is what supposed to cost us .	project budget
-A	978.64	Okay , so Well let's see .	project budget agenda/equipment issues
-B	983.13	Um Uh Battery .	agenda/equipment issues components, materials and energy sources
-A	984.22	The f the Wonder if I can make this What the Oh it won't let me do that .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	1007.06	Okay .	costing
-A	1010.01	Alright so at top , I don't know if you guys can read that or not .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1013.98	I can't 'cause I don't have my glasses on , but so we've got the energy source .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1017.85	There's uh four , five , six categories .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1022.25	We have energy source , electronics , case .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1026.11	Then we have case material supplements , interface type , and then button supplements .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1033.88	Okay so Uh first of all energy source , we picked battery .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1040.1	Um and how many batteries do we think this will probably take ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1043.44	Probably some e either two or four .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1047.46	Two .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1048.08	Two ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1051.68	Like it .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1052.67	At four it's gonna be too heavy , so that that's not our problem .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1055.92	People can change it every month .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1060.74	They won't know until after they bought it .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1061.08	Excellent .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1064.03	This is consumerism .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1065.99	Alright so for the electronics our choices are simpl simple chip-on-print , regular chip-on-print , advanced chip-on-print , sample sensor , sample speaker .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1077.46	We're advanced chip are we ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1078.7	That's the advanced chip-on-print , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1080.76	'Kay , we have one of those .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1086.83	'Kay then the case is a Probably it's double curved .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1091.37	Double curved , yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1097.28	Case materials are plastic .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1099.17	Plastic .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1102.85	Um I guess it's two , since one for the top , one for the bottom .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1106.56	N no .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1107.15	Is that right or is it just one ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1108.88	No that's just one .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1109.4	Maybe it's one because of the 'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1111.49	It's just one mo single mould , we can do that .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1114.37	Yeah yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1115.2	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1117.01	I guess it doesn't matter 'cause the price on that one is zero , which is nice .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1119.43	Exactly , right .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1119.81	Oh .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1121.18	Special colour ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1122.98	That's not a special colour .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1124.32	Bright yellow .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1124.62	It's a specially ugly colour , but it's not special .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1128.79	Interface type .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1129.71	We have pushbutton , scroll-wheel interface , integrated scroll-wheel pushbutton , and an L_C_D_ display .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1130.05	S That's Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1132.63	S Yes unfortunately .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1138.63	So we actually have the L_C_D_ display and then is it the integrated or is it Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1142.29	And then I'd say the integrated .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1149.1	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1149.62	Button supplement ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1150.36	Special colour ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1151.49	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1152.21	Um special form ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1156.42	Special material .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1158.45	We could of course make the buttons wood .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1162.25	Say mahogany or so Mm-hmm or titanium .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1165.0	It'd look really lovely .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1166.22	Or titanium .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1167.03	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1167.27	They cost us all the same .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1167.93	remote control .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1168.79	Uh just Yeah that's too much .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1169.12	Well we only have one button so really we shouldn't be charged , we shouldn't be charged anything for the the button supplements .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1172.52	No that's getting a bit tiny .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1177.2	Um Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1177.98	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1178.35	I'd ignore that .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1179.99	Leave it blank .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1181.69	We're gonna leave that one blank because we run on a L_C_D_ and scroll .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1186.27	So our total is fifteen point five .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1191.34	Which I believe is by three Euros over .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1198.35	It's hard to believe .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1201.54	So we'll go for the hand dynamo huh ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1207.79	So the only thing better than um a banana-shaped remote is one that you shake .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1209.88	If it w What if we completely took out the the one single button we've got on .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1216.15	And just had a scroll wheel interface .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1219.88	And the L_C_D_ display .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1221.45	I suppose the L_C_D_ C_ display's the one that's pushing it up a bit though .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1227.51	Yeah 'cause the Well 'cause we have to have both right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1231.87	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1233.5	I mean let's let's face it , it also depends on the software on the on the television .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1237.28	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1238.09	You can have the the information that this thing transmits be being displayed on the on the screen .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1244.75	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1245.32	So s yeah let's take away the Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1246.74	Yeah you could maybe take out the L_C_D_ dis display even , if it if it comes up on the computer itsel on the T_V_ itself .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1249.39	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1253.73	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1254.37	So we may not need the L_C_D_ display ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1256.42	Uh that is possible yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1259.22	Right .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1260.39	We may not need it .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1265.01	There you go .	costing
-A	1265.64	Well there we go .	costing
-B	1265.76	Perfect .	costing
-C	1266.18	There we go .	costing
-A	1266.64	Twelve point five .	costing
-D	1266.87	Perfect .	costing
-A	1269.93	Okay .	costing
-A	1271.7	So we just remove our screen here .	discussion
-C	1275.5	Screen .	discussion
-C	1276.66	Make it a bigger dial .	discussion
-C	1277.88	Easier to use .	discussion
-C	1279.02	Even easier to use then .	discussion
-A	1282.72	Besides look at what the L_C_D_ does to our lovely remote .	discussion
-B	1286.57	Okay , the So we can just take away a heck of a lot of the there you go .	discussion
-A	1287.86	Back to the design room boys .	discussion
-D	1297.65	What's the blue part ?	discussion
-B	1298.27	central ?	discussion
-C	1298.6	That was just we ran out of yellow .	discussion
-D	1299.24	Oh that's the batteries .	discussion
-B	1299.38	Oh that's just yeah .	discussion
-D	1300.96	Okay .	discussion
-B	1303.94	There you go .	discussion
-C	1304.36	There you go .	discussion
-B	1305.0	Oops .	discussion
-C	1305.29	Even simpler .	discussion
-D	1308.13	Looks more like a banana .	discussion
-C	1309.69	Yeah .	discussion
-C	1310.91	For all those fruit lovers out there .	discussion
-B	1311.22	There you go .	discussion
-B	1311.57	One more criteria .	discussion
-A	1314.74	Okay so the costs under twelve point five Euro .	costing
-A	1319.31	Was no .	costing
-A	1320.08	We redesigned it .	costing
-C	1321.65	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1321.82	Now it's yes .	costing
-A	1323.39	Next slide .	evaluation of project process
-A	1325.79	Project evaluation .	evaluation of project process
-A	1327.48	Uh project process , satisfaction with , for example , room for creativity , leadership , teamwork , means , new ideas found .	evaluation of project process
-A	1336.16	Um So I guess that Let's see here .	evaluation of project process
-A	1363.84	I think that perhaps the project evaluation's just supposed to be completed by me .	evaluation of project process
-A	1368.03	But I'd like to hear your thoughts .	evaluation of project process
-D	1377.07	Trying to fill in some time there .	evaluation of project process
-B	1377.8	Fair enough .	evaluation of project process
-A	1382.22	Uh h what did you think of our project process ?	evaluation of project process
-C	1387.96	I think we did yeah I think we did quite well .	evaluation of project process
-B	1388.19	Great .	evaluation of project process
-B	1390.03	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1390.6	Um Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-A	1390.69	Good .	evaluation of project process
-D	1390.9	Good teamwork .	evaluation of project process
-B	1391.75	Just half a day , you have a remote .	evaluation of project process
-B	1393.7	There you go .	evaluation of project process
-C	1394.82	Right from the start of the day .	evaluation of project process
-A	1397.31	Yeah I think we st we started off a little little weak .	evaluation of project process
-C	1397.69	We sort of knew where we were going straight away I thought .	evaluation of project process
-A	1402.33	Our leadership was quite weak in the beginning .	evaluation of project process
-A	1404.87	Um um But as the day went along we had more idea of what we were doing .	evaluation of project process
-A	1414.34	Um room for creativity ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1417.04	There was that .	evaluation of project process
-A	1418.37	Um I think we tried a lotta different things and um I think it was um interesting as you guys brought up more um information and studies that we were right on with a lot of those things .	evaluation of project process
-A	1433.75	Um you guys worked together well as a team .	evaluation of project process
-A	1436.49	And um the means ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1440.21	Which was the whiteboard and the pens .	evaluation of project process
-C	1440.4	Yeah .	evaluation of project process
-C	1441.33	We've used the whiteboard .	evaluation of project process
-B	1442.61	Super super .	evaluation of project process
-A	1443.8	I had some problem with the pen I think , but minus your p Well Have a we have a list of employees that you would like fired .	evaluation of project process
-D	1445.6	Minus your PowerPoint fiasco .	evaluation of project process
-B	1447.8	Well that's not my fault .	evaluation of project process
-B	1449.17	That's obviously the people I work for uh that work for me , uh they've just you know Heads are gonna roll , believe me .	evaluation of project process
-D	1449.3	No I know .	evaluation of project process
-D	1449.99	I'm yeah .	evaluation of project process
-D	1451.99	Incom Mm .	evaluation of project process
-B	1459.1	Yes yes .	evaluation of project process
-A	1460.43	Okay .	evaluation of project process
-A	1460.97	N new ideas found ?	evaluation of project process
-A	1463.21	Um Yes for the remote .	evaluation of project process
-D	1465.66	Kinda .	evaluation of project process
-A	1468.09	Maybe no not f for technology .	evaluation of project process
-C	1471.02	Technology used .	evaluation of project process
-A	1475.26	Alright .	closing
-A	1476.21	Closing .	closing
-A	1477.35	Costs are within the budget .	closing
-A	1479.13	Project is evaluated .	closing
-A	1482.84	Um complete the final questionnaire and meeting summary .	closing
-A	1486.51	That's it .	closing
-C	1487.28	Excellent .	closing
-A	1490.7	And I still have to do my minutes for the last meeting .	closing
-A	1498.94	Actually .	closing
-A	1502.21	Um so there will probably be another questionnaire coming up .	closing
-D	1509.57	We might have a while though .	closing
-A	1509.99	And then we'll have to check with the main boss whether we can , what goes on after that .	closing
-A	1515.45	But that's the end of our meeting .	closing

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-C	37.25	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	38.71	Or you get it .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	40.89	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	44.93	No I don't think so it has to be like that yeah and you have to adjust the length .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	70.02	Okay , and then .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	93.56	So we uh we will wait for Anna , a few minutes .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	96.02	Yeah , s yeah , um .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	104.96	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	105.45	Yours is well Yeah but the the mic should not Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	110.91	I think you can put anywhere you want , actually .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	114.49	I thin It's not a directional mic , anyway .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	122.88	I think it should work like this .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	126.4	Uh .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	126.94	So I will try to get my presentation running .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	133.51	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	138.26	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	141.52	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	141.98	Can't help you with that .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	143.39	Last .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	144.84	It's no matter .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	144.85	Okay , it's y yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	148.98	No problem .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	150.61	Ah yes .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	154.37	Right .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	158.83	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	161.88	Then press uh al This .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	165.23	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	166.09	I don't know .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	166.36	You know ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	167.57	Just try .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	169.27	'Kay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	169.96	On this normal Good .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	170.19	Oh oh .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	171.11	Alt F_ five .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	174.96	Doesn't appear on the screen here .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	179.28	Right well Wow .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	183.66	Oh .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	185.64	Amazing .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	186.39	It's working .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	188.04	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	189.32	Thank you .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	191.7	Uh .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	208.3	Hold that .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	212.93	Yes and you can put can clip it uh on your Somewhere .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	213.26	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	216.64	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	217.54	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	224.47	So , good morning , everyone .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	227.6	Um Welcome at uh at the kick off meeting of our uh latest project .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	233.5	I hope you all have been uh updated about it .	agenda/equipment issues
-D	236.98	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	238.52	Good .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	238.76	So .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	239.76	Yes .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	240.34	So w we will try to structure this uh meeting with an a with an agenda uh as presented here .	opening
-B	247.91	Um after the opening we will tr get acquainted to each other .	opening
-B	255.03	See what our roles are in this project .	opening
-B	258.77	So , um We have been provided with uh some uh w technical tools to uh to communicate and to well , learn from each other's plans uh as I can say um so w we will also try to uh to get acquainted to this tools so they are also new to me I don't know whether you worked with them before .	opening
-B	288.56	Um then we will come to the uh to the to the actual project plan .	opening
-B	293.77	You all know I hope how it's about uh the uh new r remote control we are going going to design .	opening
-A	298.36	Mm-hmm .	opening
-C	299.33	Total .	opening
-B	301.7	Uh then we will uh discuss uh , well , how it should be and uh wh what uh what our new product should look lite like .	opening
-B	313.46	And uh well then uh after some twenty five minutes I hope uh we can end this meeting .	opening
-B	322.58	So .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	323.83	Um basically this is about a uh a new c remote control .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	329.95	Um We When you design a new product you of uh you of course want it to be original .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	339.99	Be uh we want to be distinguished , mm ?	project specs and roles of participants
-B	342.62	People uh want to uh when they look at the shelf want to think , well that's the product I I need .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	350.37	So it needs to be trendy .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	352.04	I mean trendy is what people want , so then I w they will buy our product .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	357.68	But then , uh , it also should work uh user friendly and uh otherwise people uh uh well it will not be uh be rated very well in consumer uh articles and like that .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	378.66	So , the general outline of uh new project will be we first uh go through a functional design phase .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	390.67	Um You all get uh um certain task uh in this uh in this phase and uh then we will meet again and uh discuss this functional design .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	405.76	And the same holds for the uh ph two phases uh after this , the conceptual design and after that a a more detailed design in which the the final project should get its definite shape .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	426.45	Alright , but first we will do some uh tool training .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	431.25	In all in front of you uh you see uh the uh notebooks and w uh n note blocks and we have here a a a a white-board .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	442.8	Whitebo Yeah , you can start it you know .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	443.55	Mm-hmm .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	445.88	And um well it should work uh I've read it from my uh from some colleague that it should work with some kind of toolbar .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	454.57	I didn't find out yet how it work , but maybe one of you did , so Um Yes .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	461.0	Under documents in the shared folder .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	463.1	Okay .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	465.55	Do Do we have to say something about that ?	tool training introduction exercise
-B	467.41	I I I'm not fully updated about this shared folder uh .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	472.5	Yeah , I guess we'll have a shared folder uh with documents that we can share .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	476.57	And uh , yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	478.02	Yes well we will then find out ho how it works .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	482.66	Yes .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	483.65	Um .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	486.42	Well , this seems to me , yes , some computer program but I didn't find it yet .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	492.0	So , we'll come to that later .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	495.3	So , uh now we will try out the white-board we have here .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	502.29	So , I would suggest uh Well , yes , um we uh we should try to t to draw on it and then well it should be smart some way .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	507.51	Each of us is going .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	517.07	I I'm not really sure how this works , but Yes , a good idea Mael .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	521.19	Okay , shall I start ?	tool training introduction exercise
-A	522.34	Mm .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	522.77	Yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	524.13	I think for us it's just like a normal whiteboard , but they'll be recording what we write down .	tool training introduction exercise
-D	527.85	So , i But it's Actually , I think I cannot go with uh Yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	528.85	No they will record through that .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	530.24	There's a sensor over there which is going to record the strokes that you make .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	531.12	Mm .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	532.0	Mm .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	533.24	But for us it's just like a normal whiteboard .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	533.61	Okay .	tool training introduction exercise
-C	534.97	Yeah .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	536.23	'Kay .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	548.4	You you D doesn't it work ?	tool training introduction exercise
-B	553.6	Maybe someo Maybe maybe Anna , maybe you can start .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	555.66	Mm-hmm .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	556.82	Then he can maybe find out to get his cord right .	tool training introduction exercise
-A	562.38	I have to draw .	tool training introduction exercise
-B	562.6	So um L Why don't you draw uh your favourite animal on on th on the white-board .	tool training introduction exercise drawing exercise
-A	570.62	M my my favourite animal .	drawing exercise
-A	573.58	Sorry this is all tangled up here .	drawing exercise
-B	579.42	Oh , I see uh Yeah .	drawing exercise
-A	580.98	That's better .	drawing exercise
-C	584.46	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-B	587.63	Yes .	drawing exercise
-B	588.3	Mm .	drawing exercise
-B	594.54	So draw it .	drawing exercise
-B	595.05	We will try to guess what it is .	drawing exercise
-A	595.69	Mm-hmm .	drawing exercise
-A	597.19	I'm a very bad drawer .	drawing exercise
-A	602.83	Weird .	drawing exercise
-A	607.11	Um .	drawing exercise
-A	608.48	You're not gonna be able to guess from my drawing .	drawing exercise
-A	610.75	I'm a bad drawer .	drawing exercise
-A	611.89	Okay .	drawing exercise
-B	614.73	Mm .	drawing exercise
-A	617.71	They're ears , by the way .	drawing exercise
-C	617.72	's a cat .	drawing exercise
-A	619.08	No .	drawing exercise
-A	619.87	Um close though .	drawing exercise
-A	626.75	Okay so like a pet animal .	drawing exercise
-D	632.98	Okay .	drawing exercise
-A	636.19	Like a cat .	drawing exercise
-C	637.14	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-B	639.34	It's like a cat , so I guess it's a cat .	drawing exercise
-A	641.35	No , not a cat though .	drawing exercise
-B	645.03	What is this now ?	drawing exercise
-C	658.87	Ah you forget about it .	drawing exercise
-D	661.6	You're on the knife .	drawing exercise
-C	662.65	Yeah , uh I think it's fine .	drawing exercise
-C	667.23	I just don't want to carry it off .	drawing exercise
-C	671.29	Man , this wires , eh ?	drawing exercise
-C	673.41	We need a wireless microphone .	drawing exercise
-C	678.79	You know ?	drawing exercise
-C	680.79	Pro specially we should next project we should take l like that .	drawing exercise
-B	688.88	So , that's the cat .	drawing exercise
-A	688.96	Okay .	drawing exercise
-A	689.51	So .	drawing exercise
-A	690.26	It's not a cat , it's a dog .	drawing exercise
-B	691.14	Oh .	drawing exercise
-C	691.38	So .	drawing exercise
-D	691.54	Mael .	drawing exercise
-B	692.26	It's a dog .	drawing exercise
-A	692.77	Yes .	drawing exercise
-B	694.35	So but that's also kind of cat , isn't it ?	drawing exercise
-C	695.69	Oh the dog doesn't have a tail ?	drawing exercise
-A	697.62	It's got a tail then .	drawing exercise
-B	697.88	B bo both predators .	drawing exercise
-C	698.95	Yeah , sure , yeah .	drawing exercise
-A	700.6	Yeah yeah .	drawing exercise
-C	701.37	I thought so .	drawing exercise
-C	702.05	The dogs have a tail .	drawing exercise
-B	703.29	So , thank you .	drawing exercise
-A	703.49	So do cats .	drawing exercise
-B	704.0	Uh d did you uh work out cord ?	drawing exercise
-A	705.53	And you guessed cats without a tail .	drawing exercise
-C	708.06	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-D	708.52	Yeah , I think I will go without without it , right ?	drawing exercise
-A	710.34	Okay .	drawing exercise
-B	712.4	Okay .	drawing exercise
-C	715.86	It'll still not extend , right ?	drawing exercise
-C	717.41	It's not up to that .	drawing exercise
-A	722.42	Okay , there you go .	drawing exercise
-A	723.78	So what favourite characteristics .	drawing exercise
-A	726.08	Uh .	drawing exercise
-A	726.49	Dogs are always friendly and loyal and fun .	drawing exercise
-A	750.07	A horse ?	drawing exercise
-C	750.59	It's a horse .	drawing exercise
-A	755.75	This is why you're the designer .	drawing exercise
-A	757.54	And I'm marketing .	drawing exercise
-B	757.81	Yes .	drawing exercise
-B	758.26	Yes , yes this is Yes definitely a horse .	drawing exercise
-B	762.27	Yes .	drawing exercise
-B	762.76	Oh very good .	drawing exercise
-B	766.18	So I suppose it Yes .	drawing exercise
-A	766.79	Ah Mm-hmm .	drawing exercise
-C	768.01	Ah I think you can put that .	drawing exercise
-A	776.15	That's it .	drawing exercise
-A	782.56	A blue and black zebra .	drawing exercise
-B	790.23	Can you can meet them in Africa , I think .	drawing exercise
-B	792.47	Yes .	drawing exercise
-B	793.06	Very good .	drawing exercise
-B	794.19	So Ma Matthew ?	drawing exercise
-A	794.55	The very rare blue zebras .	drawing exercise
-A	796.03	Yes .	drawing exercise
-C	796.94	I'll tell to get it off my Uh ?	drawing exercise
-C	809.24	Mm-hmm .	drawing exercise
-B	809.98	So Maybe I hope you have some space in your uh the horse of uh Mael .	drawing exercise
-A	813.44	You got a lot of room here .	drawing exercise
-A	814.33	You can probably reach .	drawing exercise
-C	815.64	Oh y it's not for that .	drawing exercise
-A	817.25	No ?	drawing exercise
-C	817.84	No .	drawing exercise
-C	820.64	Okay .	drawing exercise
-C	820.84	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-C	826.41	So what should I draw ?	drawing exercise
-C	827.56	Mm .	drawing exercise
-C	828.82	He has already to do cat .	drawing exercise
-A	831.48	I took a dog .	drawing exercise
-A	841.26	Um .	drawing exercise
-A	843.57	A mouse ?	drawing exercise
-B	849.43	This looks likes a cat who has been driven over .	drawing exercise
-A	856.36	Okay .	drawing exercise
-D	857.49	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-D	860.58	And we should sum up its favourite charas characteristics , right ?	drawing exercise
-A	866.37	Mm-hmm .	drawing exercise
-B	870.23	Yes , the moustache .	drawing exercise
-D	872.3	So Uh yeah .	drawing exercise
-B	873.42	That's that's definitely a cat .	drawing exercise
-A	875.13	Mm-hmm .	drawing exercise
-D	876.82	And i Th They like to sleep , that's why you said you they are like this .	drawing exercise
-D	887.17	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-B	889.07	It's quite , you know relaxed situation .	drawing exercise
-B	893.74	Yes .	drawing exercise
-A	894.95	Mm-hmm .	drawing exercise
-B	906.2	Yes , okay .	drawing exercise
-D	911.75	She has the small legs .	drawing exercise
-B	912.96	Th thank you , Matthew .	drawing exercise
-D	914.06	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-D	919.12	Thank you , Matthew .	drawing exercise
-A	922.14	It's a very big rat .	drawing exercise
-D	922.24	Perfect .	drawing exercise
-A	923.26	Or a very small cat .	drawing exercise
-D	923.86	Oh a rat , okay .	drawing exercise
-B	927.93	Yes , this is certain uh some contribution to our project .	drawing exercise
-D	932.51	And you , A bird .	drawing exercise
-A	932.88	Mm 'kay .	drawing exercise
-A	933.59	Your turn .	drawing exercise
-B	934.19	So .	drawing exercise
-B	936.67	Let's see .	drawing exercise
-B	937.92	Which animal has not been drawn yet .	drawing exercise
-B	952.27	So you've all drawn land animals , so why not draw an animal from the water .	drawing exercise
-D	957.86	Okay , in the water .	drawing exercise
-A	968.95	Ah I don't know what that is .	drawing exercise
-A	971.26	It's a bit It's a bit hard to guess .	drawing exercise
-D	971.35	Mm .	drawing exercise
-D	973.84	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-B	976.13	Mm .	drawing exercise
-C	977.43	So The cat is going to eat the fish or the rat ?	drawing exercise
-D	978.36	Put it colours .	drawing exercise
-D	979.02	Maybe it would help us .	drawing exercise
-A	980.0	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-B	980.64	Yes .	drawing exercise
-D	982.85	With different pen widths .	drawing exercise
-A	984.64	Mm-hmm Oh , it's a shark now .	drawing exercise
-B	987.27	So Oh , yes , why not ?	drawing exercise
-D	994.15	Ah it's a shark , yeah .	drawing exercise
-B	997.86	Good idea .	drawing exercise
-C	999.36	Ah it's a baby shark , it looks to me , you know it's going to eat the cat rather than the cat eating the fish , no ?	drawing exercise
-A	1001.3	Mm .	drawing exercise
-D	1004.83	Oh .	drawing exercise
-A	1005.67	Now it's a swordfish .	drawing exercise
-B	1010.46	Why not .	drawing exercise
-D	1010.87	You have some in in Australia , right ?	drawing exercise
-B	1010.91	A swordfish .	drawing exercise
-A	1013.07	Swordfish .	drawing exercise
-D	1013.64	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-A	1014.29	Um , maybe .	drawing exercise
-D	1014.31	I dunno .	drawing exercise
-A	1017.36	I've never seen one , no .	drawing exercise
-D	1017.6	Oh well .	drawing exercise
-D	1018.86	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-B	1022.01	I hope it still works .	drawing exercise
-D	1023.89	Perfect .	drawing exercise
-B	1024.36	So W Well , this uh this tool seemed to work .	drawing exercise
-D	1024.39	So I dunno if we need to spend time on that , actually But uh Yeah , exactly , yeah .	project budget drawing exercise
-C	1028.48	You should go for the next one it seems to me .	drawing exercise
-A	1033.27	Mm-hmm .	project budget
-B	1033.78	Let's continue to uh to the real stuff .	drawing exercise
-D	1035.93	Wow .	project budget
-B	1039.08	Um our project uh finance uh thing .	project budget
-B	1045.01	Uh when we are and when w you are uh going to design w uh we must keep in mind that the selling price of the product uh will be about twenty five Euros , so when designing a project uh I also look at you uh Mael , keep in mind uh uh uh People uh want to get the feeling this is a twenty five Euro project uh pr um product .	project budget
-C	1059.18	Twenty four .	project budget
-D	1064.39	Yeah .	project budget
-D	1073.59	Per remote control , yeah ?	project budget
-A	1074.99	Mm .	project budget
-D	1075.04	Per project .	project budget
-B	1076.13	Yes .	project budget
-B	1076.83	Okay .	project budget
-B	1077.96	Um more interesting for our company of course , p uh profit aim , about fifty million Euro .	project budget
-B	1086.04	So we have to sell uh quite a lot of this uh um things .	project budget
-B	1095.07	Uh we will try to uh to get at a international market uh so um it will be I think mainly Europe and uh Northern America , maybe some uh Asian countries .	project budget
-C	1106.68	Ah yeah , the sale man , four million .	project budget
-B	1111.01	Um also important for you all is um the the product uh production cost must be maximal uh twelve uh twelve Euro and fifty cents .	project budget
-D	1124.0	So it's half of the selling price , if I am good in mathematics .	project budget
-B	1127.6	Yes , of course .	project budget
-B	1128.7	Uh um I mean we still have to uh to make a profit , huh ?	project budget
-D	1133.72	Of course .	project budget
-C	1133.83	They have to sell at least four million to make a profit Ah we have to make we have to sell at least four million to make our own profit .	project budget
-A	1134.45	Mm .	project budget
-B	1134.79	You all have to be paid .	project budget
-A	1136.4	Mm .	project budget
-B	1138.14	Excuse me ?	project budget
-D	1141.94	Oh you're g very good in mathematics .	project budget
-C	1142.08	Fifty mill Of course it should have a on off button .	project specs and roles of participants project budget
-A	1143.36	Yes .	project budget
-B	1145.19	Yes , indeed .	project budget
-D	1146.0	Four million .	project budget
-B	1148.25	So uh well I think w when we are working on the international market , uh in principle it has enough customers uh so when we have a good product we uh we could uh meet this this aim , I think .	project budget
-D	1149.19	Yeah .	project budget
-B	1162.48	So , that about finance .	project budget
-B	1165.08	And uh now just let have some discussion about what is a good remote control and uh well keep in mind this this first point , it has to be original , it has to be trendy , it has to be user friendly .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	1182.06	Um , maybe someone can mention some additional uh prerequisites for a good remote control .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1190.32	Mm-hmm .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1197.71	Mm-hmm .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	1198.92	Yes , well i it should have the the the the expected functionality uh of a remote control .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1202.62	Mm .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1204.56	Yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1204.59	Yeah , s and it depends what application you are using it for .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1208.4	Mm .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1208.93	You might need uh We are targ targeting the television set .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	1210.45	We wer we were thinking television .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	1211.84	Uh .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1212.05	Mm .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1214.95	So , you need to record the channels .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1215.71	Mm .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1217.97	Yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	1218.97	Mm-hmm .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1219.45	You need to browse the browse the channels in upward downward way , Uh And Uh , and Marketing .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	1225.98	Yes , yes .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1226.41	Mm .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	1226.93	Th th that's very handy I I always miss it and on some remote controls that you can go channel up or down ins instead of retyping the number , especially when you have a lot of channels .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1233.47	Mm .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1235.06	Mm .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1237.12	And uh just before starting the detailed discussion , maybe we You are the marketing guy ?	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1241.78	Or th So you are the marketing .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1242.12	I'm marketing .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1244.69	Yep .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1245.23	And you are in the u use user interface uh design .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1247.48	Yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	1248.08	Yes .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1249.22	So just yeah I wanted to to be sure .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1249.23	Yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1251.08	Sure .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1251.08	And I I'm the the industrial designer okay .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1254.58	Mm-hmm .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	1254.96	Yes .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1255.43	Because I I don't know you very well , actually , but yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1255.69	Oh .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1257.17	I'm Matthew .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1257.98	Okay .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1258.12	You know .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1258.98	Mael .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1259.51	Matth s uh Anna .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1260.01	Happy to meet you .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	1261.23	Anna .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1261.49	Okay .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1262.17	It's very uh Uh so yeah uh Just uh on your web page but uh yeah not uh not face to face .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1262.89	And um uh Matthew , yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	1263.38	A and I'm Nanne .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1266.37	I thi think you know me , yeah ?	project specs and roles of participants
-B	1266.51	So Yes .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1267.77	right yeah .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	1272.0	So .	project specs and roles of participants
-B	1273.23	Um S S s Are there some other very important things to to do well , to specify in this first phase of of the project .	project specs and roles of participants components, materials and energy sources
-C	1277.05	So .	project specs and roles of participants
-D	1277.07	So mm So I Like what ?	project specs and roles of participants components, materials and energy sources
-A	1278.58	Mm .	project specs and roles of participants
-C	1279.1	So And uh , you'd need the usual ones , like the changing the volume , changing the the channel and then you uh Today we have uh um teletext and all those things .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1289.75	So the browse function , as you m mentioned .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1291.39	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1292.64	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1293.53	Oth yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1303.25	Yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1303.73	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1309.85	Tomorrow you might have a some more functions which might come through that , so Yeah I_P_O_ or .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1313.28	Yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1313.61	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1314.75	Like internet on the on T_V_ ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1316.4	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1318.18	Now we are looking for television things or I_P_ .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1323.83	For example personal video recorder and all those stuffs are coming up .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1323.92	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1326.19	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1328.61	But we can't really design for something that hasn't been invented yet .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1329.71	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1331.49	Ah it's it's it's it's coming up , actually .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1334.16	The personal video recorder and all those things it is coming up .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1336.23	Mm , well uh I I think Uh w y you two should should , I think , think this over uh w espec what , what functionality .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1341.51	Actually , yeah w Of course , and first before um designing the func well thinking about the functionalities , we need to know what are the user requirements .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1342.11	Let's Let's take Oh in that case you can you always hook up with uh someone who is providing that and you know , you you sell their product as well as your product with them , you know .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1357.26	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1357.88	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1358.03	Um then if they need internet , then we would be able to to p to propose something with uh uh T_V_ over I_P_ .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1358.75	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1359.3	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1361.42	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1363.57	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1367.05	But before Yeah , but w w we want to design a new one .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1367.4	But Ninety percent of the time , ninety nine percent of the time , people will be using the main functions , the volume , the different channels , so we can have all the fancy things as well but the main controls need to be very obvious and very easy to use .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1379.07	Mm mm mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1380.28	Keep k keep in mind i it's a it's a twenty five Euro unit , so uh uh the the very fancy stuff uh w we can leave that out , I think .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1391.36	So twenty five Euro you expect a quite , well normal but good functioning user friendly remote control .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1391.69	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1396.77	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1410.62	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1413.11	So try and get T_V_ manufacturers to Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1416.04	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1418.1	No , it's okay , yeah I understand .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1419.78	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1420.19	So we need some numbering buttons , some teletext things and then um Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1420.5	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1424.51	The Yeah , the main is browsing .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1425.52	Yes , but but but ab about the spec the buttons , the buttons uh that will be on it .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1426.56	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1430.73	I I think we can discuss that in the in the next meeting .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1434.24	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1435.35	Uh I would like to get this wrapped up and go to an end of this meeting .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1442.0	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1443.68	So So you know now the basic the basic things .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1443.7	Okay , we are alread mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1445.31	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1445.63	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1448.28	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1449.1	And well just just for the next meeting , um well , uh , you wor yes , work on a design , keep it general , I mean so w we will be still fle flexible with maybe adding some functions .	closing components, materials and energy sources
-C	1451.87	L Yeah , sure .	closing components, materials and energy sources
-D	1469.76	Mm-hmm .	closing
-B	1469.92	So Um you will be working on on technical function design , so And uh you and you and uh uh uh well , think about requirements , eh ?	closing
-A	1486.87	Mm-hmm .	closing
-B	1487.12	Does it need internet , or or do do we stay at basic basic television uh interface .	closing
-C	1491.35	Stam .	closing
-A	1492.16	Yeah .	closing
-B	1497.64	So , uh I think we should now all go work uh uh at this and uh you will be informed via email and other kind of communication .	closing
-A	1505.63	Mm-hmm .	closing
-A	1510.0	Yeah .	closing
-C	1510.78	Okay .	closing
-B	1511.37	So next meeting will be in uh in thirty minutes uh .	closing
-D	1511.51	Perfect .	closing
-B	1513.61	K keep it in mind .	closing

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-C	202.26	Okay .	opening
-B	202.93	So I see all everybody's here , 'kay .	opening
-A	205.67	Mm-hmm .	opening
-D	205.68	Yep .	opening
-B	206.35	And we can start meeting .	opening
-C	209.43	Okay .	opening
-A	210.4	What's the agenda for this meeting ?	opening
-B	211.98	The I will uh present here agenda with with with with slides to you .	opening
-A	217.35	Okay .	opening
-B	219.37	Um as you can see here .	opening
-D	223.89	Perfect .	opening
-B	225.35	So first uh just to mention I will take notes uh of this meeting and uh I will try to work them out and give them to you .	opening
-A	233.42	Mm-hmm .	opening
-B	237.22	I've also made notes of the previous meeting and um I was about to send them you but then uh I had to go to this uh meeting so you will get them too uh Um .	opening
-A	249.32	Mm-hmm .	opening
-C	249.45	Next .	opening
-D	252.71	So y you are the secretary also .	opening
-B	255.3	Yes .	opening
-D	255.47	Right ?	opening
-D	255.82	Okay .	opening
-B	256.44	Indeed .	opening
-B	258.82	Um .	opening
-B	261.6	Then I hope you all have uh worked out some some uh some some presentations about uh about well you the the task given to you in the previous meeting .	opening
-D	266.02	Perfectly yeah yeah of course uh-huh .	opening
-B	276.66	Um .	opening
-B	278.15	W We will uh in a minute we will uh start with them .	opening
-B	285.53	Um , we will see in which order we will handle them of .	opening
-B	290.29	Um then I will uh bring in some some some new requirements I I got uh from the uh account manager , I try to work them out , they were quite abstract , and we can have maybe have com some discussion about it .	opening
-A	302.26	Mm-hmm .	opening
-B	304.47	Uh Um about the functions and Well in this meeting we should really try to reach a decision about the target group and the functionality of the Yes I mean well yes w who are we going to uh to well to sell this , the customers , indeed yes .	opening
-A	316.26	Mm .	opening
-D	319.03	You mean the social target group who we wants to target ?	opening
-A	325.32	Mm .	opening
-D	325.54	Oh the customers , okay .	opening
-A	326.93	Yeah .	opening
-B	329.64	Think that's that's important matter .	opening
-A	330.8	That's the big question yeah .	opening
-B	333.09	Uh .	opening
-B	335.77	So And then uh we will close this meeting uh and after this meeting we'll uh we'll have a lunch .	opening
-B	344.03	Good .	opening
-B	346.53	Um .	opening
-B	349.06	Maybe um why uh Anna can you c do you have a presentations ?	marketing expert presentation opening
-A	355.66	No , I don't .	marketing expert presentation
-B	356.47	You don't have presentation ?	marketing expert presentation
-A	357.11	I wasn't .	marketing expert presentation
-A	358.84	No .	marketing expert presentation
-B	359.49	Uh you want a table to to uh Yes yes maybe maybe you can uh can just talk about it or maybe you can use the whiteboard if necessary um .	marketing expert presentation
-A	361.35	I c I can talk about it but I have no slides or anything .	marketing expert presentation
-A	367.92	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	369.05	Well I've just been um presented with some research we've done in a small focus group so , a hundred people , just asked them about their remote control usage habits and what they want in a remote control .	marketing expert presentation
-A	379.9	Um .	marketing expert presentation
-A	381.73	It's probably can't email this to you , I've just got a web page with some data on it .	marketing expert presentation
-A	387.43	Um basically it's saying that users generally dislike the look and feel of their remote controls .	marketing expert presentation
-A	394.82	Um seventy five u seventy five percent of users find most remote controls ugly .	marketing expert presentation
-B	400.84	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	401.11	Um .	marketing expert presentation
-A	403.0	Eighty percent of users would spend more money when a remote control would look fancy .	marketing expert presentation
-A	407.58	Um .	marketing expert presentation
-A	409.07	Current remote controls do not match well the operating behaviour of the user .	marketing expert presentation
-A	413.52	Uh seventy five percent of users said they zap a lot , so they use their remote control quite frequently while they're watching television .	marketing expert presentation
-A	420.72	Uh .	marketing expert presentation
-A	420.96	Fifty percent of users say that they only use ten percent of the buttons , so they've got a remote control with a lot of functionality but really most of the time they only use a small part of that .	marketing expert presentation
-B	430.0	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	431.9	Um .	marketing expert presentation
-B	433.83	Do you Do you have this uh information on the web page you said ?	marketing expert presentation
-A	436.0	I have an a web page yes .	marketing expert presentation
-B	437.43	Yes , mayb maybe you can can send an email to me later uh .	marketing expert presentation
-A	440.79	Yep .	marketing expert presentation
-A	441.44	Yep , sure .	marketing expert presentation
-B	442.07	Uh about this .	marketing expert presentation
-A	443.8	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	444.82	So basically um there's a breakdown of how much they use the different functions on a rem remote control .	marketing expert presentation
-A	450.35	Um , power and volume selection are only used a few times within this uh per hour .	marketing expert presentation
-A	457.84	Um , channel selection is used a hundred and sixty eight times um and then there's things like channel settings , audio settings , which are only used very infrequently .	marketing expert presentation
-B	467.73	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	468.27	Um .	marketing expert presentation
-A	469.43	Teletext is used um fourteen times in the hour , so it is used but not nearly as much as the channel selection is used .	marketing expert presentation
-B	475.16	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	478.62	Um .	marketing expert presentation
-A	480.79	An interesting thing that this report has brought up is that um fifty fifty percent of users report that the remote control gets lost a lot of the time in the room , so some way of some way of locating the remote control would be very useful to a lot of users .	marketing expert presentation
-B	490.21	Yes yes , I have that too .	marketing expert presentation
-A	496.31	Um .	marketing expert presentation
-A	497.51	Thirty four percent said it takes too long to learn to use a remote control , they want something that's easier to use straight away , more intuitive perhaps .	marketing expert presentation
-B	505.75	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	506.39	Um .	marketing expert presentation
-D	506.66	It's it's easy to learn or how do you say it's Okay too much time to learn .	marketing expert presentation
-A	509.25	Thirty four percent said it took too much time to learn to use a new one .	marketing expert presentation
-A	513.14	Yep .	marketing expert presentation
-D	513.43	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-A	514.28	Um .	marketing expert presentation
-D	515.06	Not enough Maybe y y you cannot put this webpage online on the Ah it's it okay it's a webpage on the C_ it's a file okay .	marketing expert presentation
-A	515.54	And thirty twenty six percent said remote controls are bad for R_S_I_ .	marketing expert presentation
-A	520.32	I don't know how we'd go about combating that .	marketing expert presentation
-C	522.74	What do you mean there ?	marketing expert presentation
-A	523.56	For R_S_I_ ?	marketing expert presentation
-A	524.34	Respet Repetitive strain injury .	marketing expert presentation
-C	526.05	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-B	526.94	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	527.43	So .	marketing expert presentation
-A	529.03	But Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-B	529.16	They think that or do their doctor the doctor says ?	marketing expert presentation
-B	532.71	But it's it's the opinion of the uh of the users huh ?	marketing expert presentation
-A	534.84	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	535.9	That's what the report says yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-B	536.89	So mm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	538.01	Um and then it's got a demographic breakdown on Uh I should be able to actually , if I email it to you now .	marketing expert presentation
-C	546.98	You can disconnect it there no ?	marketing expert presentation
-B	548.27	You can maybe just just Hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	549.6	Oh no , yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	552.37	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	553.95	O otherwise you yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	554.16	Um , s hang on .	marketing expert presentation
-C	555.95	Then you can connect this one or this one yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	556.98	You can connect this one .	marketing expert presentation
-C	560.07	All to your computer .	marketing expert presentation
-D	565.66	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	567.52	Well .	marketing expert presentation
-D	569.56	So these are important numbers that Matthew and I need to take into account for our functional um Yeah Yeah these numbers have have to be have to be taken into account for the uh both yeah user interface and functional design .	marketing expert presentation
-C	573.84	Oh yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	575.36	Oh I need to muck around with this .	marketing expert presentation
-A	576.89	It's probably easier if you put it on yours and then I'll just email it to you .	marketing expert presentation
-A	579.92	It's just a web link .	marketing expert presentation
-C	590.53	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-C	595.13	Hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-C	599.14	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	600.97	One thing it goes on to talk about , which is interesting , is the hang on a minute .	marketing expert presentation
-D	606.22	Because if there are many numbers and we need to select to to constraint uh our design based on what is more important .	marketing expert presentation
-A	613.17	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-B	614.76	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	615.03	Yep .	marketing expert presentation
-A	616.09	Um , one thing is interesting is talking about um speech recognition in a remote control .	marketing expert presentation
-D	625.52	Speech recognition in Ah okay .	marketing expert presentation
-A	626.82	And who would pay more for that and whether people would find it useful .	marketing expert presentation
-B	629.92	D do you have numbers o o on that ?	marketing expert presentation
-A	631.65	Yes , I'll just get this up .	marketing expert presentation
-D	635.73	So that we don't Do we not need any button on the remote control it would be all based on speech .	marketing expert presentation
-A	639.06	Well potentially yeah , um I think even for interesti yeah I think that would not work so well .	marketing expert presentation
-D	642.31	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	643.75	Interesting idea .	marketing expert presentation
-A	647.06	You wanna have both options .	marketing expert presentation
-D	648.69	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-B	656.92	Well it would it would be a solution for uh when your remote control is lost , I mean when it has speech recognition then uh i then it doesn't matter where it is , my well it's we should be in range , or maybe it can respond and produce sound , so say where it is .	marketing expert presentation
-A	664.61	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-D	667.59	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	671.74	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-D	677.05	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-B	677.28	But the these are all quite fancy features I'm not sure whether we will we can make this for for twelve Euro fi and fifty cents .	marketing expert presentation
-C	682.07	Well it would be f No you can't .	marketing expert presentation
-D	685.66	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	686.08	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	687.88	And we don't know where the state of the art of speech recognition is , maybe you know ?	marketing expert presentation
-C	692.71	Oh .	marketing expert presentation
-C	694.53	Well , it depends you know like there is uh it's a very small vocabulary that you want to do the operations like you want to say on , off , one , two , twenty three , yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-B	705.78	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-D	707.14	But it's quite noisy if there is the T_V_ uh shouting .	marketing expert presentation
-A	708.72	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	710.32	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-C	710.38	It's it's going to be li it's not going to be s so easy but u usually it's going to be more of an isolated case but it's but I don't know with twenty fi Okay it's uh decline .	marketing expert presentation
-B	710.84	Yes , that that that that's mm .	marketing expert presentation
-B	719.12	Do you have some more important facts or can we go to the next presentation ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	720.74	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-A	721.0	Um Well This is now talking about um who would pay for speech recognition in a remote control , who would pay more for it , um .	marketing expert presentation
-D	722.54	So you had to to to summarise maybe the Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	732.87	Ninety percent of the fifteen to twenty five year old market said that they would pay more , it goes down from there , seventy six percent for twenty five to thirty five , thirty five percent for thirty five to forty five , um twenty two percent for forty five to fifty five and then eight percent for fifty five to sixty five .	marketing expert presentation
-B	747.03	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-C	749.73	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-A	749.96	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-B	750.21	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	750.48	But we sh Yeah , it really depends where we're gonna be targeting this product , um , which we'll be talking about later I think .	marketing expert presentation
-B	750.48	Decline with age , mm .	marketing expert presentation
-B	755.73	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-B	757.78	Yes .	marketing expert presentation
-B	758.17	We will talk about it later .	marketing expert presentation
-A	760.38	Did you get the email ?	marketing expert presentation
-B	760.41	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-A	767.67	Yep , that one .	marketing expert presentation
-D	767.82	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	770.45	Just follow that link .	marketing expert presentation
-D	775.77	I thi You us yeah yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	776.92	It'll be in a different window , yep .	marketing expert presentation
-A	779.28	That's left that one .	marketing expert presentation
-A	782.85	Yep .	marketing expert presentation
-D	783.36	Okay perfect .	marketing expert presentation
-D	784.581	.. .	marketing expert presentation
-A	788.02	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	788.19	So that's the figure that I was just talking about there , with the different demographics .	marketing expert presentation
-C	790.31	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-A	792.14	Another thing it's talking about there is the L_C_D_ screen but there's no figures apparently on that .	marketing expert presentation
-B	798.06	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-D	798.07	Mm 'kay .	marketing expert presentation
-B	799.06	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-B	800.17	um Uh maybe uh Mael c c can you give uh uh your presentation uh ?	marketing expert presentation industrial designer presentation
-D	807.35	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-D	813.27	Mm I okay I stay I can move as far as Maybe I take your chair ?	industrial designer presentation
-B	815.64	Oh , this is Mm-hmm , y y you can move , uh .	industrial designer presentation
-C	819.03	Now you can move I think yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-D	829.95	I okay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	830.08	Yes .	industrial designer presentation
-B	830.5	You can you can sa take my chair .	industrial designer presentation
-C	832.88	It's a channel selection , a module , this and this function , go to the .	industrial designer presentation
-A	835.65	Sorry ?	industrial designer presentation
-A	837.0	Oh .	industrial designer presentation
-C	838.79	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-D	839.86	So I think as everybody knows uh I'm the uh Industrial Designer .	industrial designer presentation
-D	849.08	And uh in this presentation uh this group presentation um is gonna focus on the working design of the the remote control .	industrial designer presentation
-D	859.28	Um I'd like first to give a quick a very simple introduction , how does it work , so that everybody knows even if you don't have a very uh technical background uh what is it because I think in the product it is important .	industrial designer presentation
-A	870.17	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-D	873.46	So basically um the basic function of a remote control is to send uh messages to another system that is fixed .	industrial designer presentation
-A	881.91	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-D	882.82	And so an energy source feeds an integrated circuit , the chip , that can compose messages , usually uh through a um infrared bit and uh the user interface controls the chip and accordingly the the messages , alright .	industrial designer presentation
-A	893.47	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-D	901.71	So my method for um designing the yeah the work design uh yeah first the the main point is that I would wish to to make a really functional product .	industrial designer presentation
-D	917.39	I would prefer to have very functional um capabilities rather than fancy stuff that in fact is not used and doesn't work .	industrial designer presentation
-B	925.29	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-A	925.35	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-D	926.22	So for that yeah as it's important to take into account the user requirements from the Marketing uh Expert uh Anna and um w to to we should agree on what are the technical functions uh for this remote control and I show you the the working design .	industrial designer presentation
-A	934.53	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-D	948.58	So um basically uh here is a really large view of what we want .	industrial designer presentation
-D	957.34	Uh we want an on off button , it can be uh it's simple but it's it's important , and also uh the to both channels as well as other buttons that come after , right .	industrial designer presentation
-A	963.02	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-D	972.37	So the components I quickly draw here , is that in this part you have the remote control the the sender and on the other part the receiver so that's my method is um will be to well my aim would be to uh design the and choose the chips and the infrared um components to build the remote control right .	industrial designer presentation
-A	998.52	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	999.14	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-D	999.71	So of course we need energy sources and uh uh the receiver a a receiver .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1007.72	This is very quick uh design , uh you stop me or interrupt me if uh you don't agree on it on that .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1014.48	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1015.96	And um so what I have found and after a lot of work actually I I draw this I draw for you this uh schema that can be maybe too technical for you but is very important for me you know .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1022.56	Well .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1027.41	Uh-huh .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1032.61	You drew it a long time ago ?	industrial designer presentation
-B	1033.91	Is huh overwhelming .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1034.25	And uh that's it so I won't go into details about that but uh these are my preferences to use uh that kind of components .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1034.64	Ninety one .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1043.19	No .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1048.33	And and why do you want these kind of component ?	industrial designer presentation
-D	1049.12	So .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1050.64	I mean , are they cheap , or are they uh reliable ?	industrial designer presentation
-B	1053.68	What were your Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1056.24	So the the main components you see here are the cheapest I have found and yeah th you have always a compromise with uh reliability and uh i if it's expensive , but uh this one was not this one also really uh reliable um so yeah that's it for the working design , uh I hope you get clearer view on uh what what a remote control is uh in terms of uh technical components but maybe yeah No no no no we we will uh This is a preference but we can always change uh Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1089.86	Yes .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1094.66	It it it's more clear now I think .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1098.6	So Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1099.52	But is it uh can you just buy it on the market and f plug it in or you want to ma Well it to du it's just you had to change the frequencies .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1110.44	What I w what I was thinking about uh the the the schema uh about uh the sender and the receiver , I mean can you can you get back to it ?	industrial designer presentation
-B	1121.56	Yeah uh , the receiver is of course already in the television and we are not uh able to change it .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1129.4	Of course yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1129.48	So we we must adapt to the to the receiver .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1132.53	I I suppose there is a standard uh way of communicating to televisions uh .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1138.04	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1138.29	We will use uh infrared protocol uh using yeah infrared and uh and of course we need to adapt to that protocol that already exists and but we what we can do is uh uh adapting the the chips inside uh to the best uh chips and uh infrared bubbles .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1150.17	Mm-hmm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1160.0	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1160.33	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1160.56	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1160.71	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1163.27	Yes .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1163.89	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1164.66	Um .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1169.29	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1170.02	Thank you .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1174.56	The frequencies ?	industrial designer presentation
-D	1175.22	Yeah yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1175.31	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1176.34	Of course yeah in the chip you have it yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1178.82	But you should be careful , people are sometime becoming problem , like a guy has recently designed a remote uh uh uh which could switch off any other T_V_s , so basically through all the things .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1187.51	That can control o other things .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1190.65	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1192.56	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1192.6	Ah .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1194.25	So maybe we should think of yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-D	1197.01	Of course yeah we should take that into account in the uh Yes .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1198.34	Yeah yes I I I I I feel I I I think M Mael will will consider this uh th these things .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1198.49	That's handy .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1199.52	So if the b T_V_ in the next apartment's really loud , you can just turn it off .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1201.23	Yeah so you can just go on the street and then switch off everyone's T_V_ and you can just walk away You don't have to be near the T_V_ at all .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1208.73	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1210.08	I like that idea .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1215.26	Maybe Maybe we can go to to your presentation uh Matthew .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1218.28	Yeah so .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1219.05	I I I assume you were finished here .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1221.25	Uh okay .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1221.52	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1224.92	So I can take I think mine now there .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1227.83	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1229.32	Okay so voila .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1232.41	Hmm I can take mine it's okay , voila , mm so mm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1248.2	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1250.08	Oh .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1250.69	I Uh , sorry ?	interface specialist presentation
-B	1253.5	I know where it is .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1254.71	It's on the desktop .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1255.78	It's uh Yes .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1256.85	Technical function .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1259.1	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1260.1	It's uh Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1261.48	Like so .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1262.71	Well .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1263.46	So um I'm going to talk a little bit about the technical function so wha what actually it's about what is the user going to do , I think my last presented what is going inside , so what's the user is going to see from the outside and how he is going to use it .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1273.33	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1275.08	Yep .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1280.62	So well the approach is that uh basically the idea is to send a message to the T_V_ set , as Mael has pointed , and it will be decoded by the T_V_ and usually we it is easier to have uh keys or buttons with which people can uh press and then um changing a button will basically uh change the message which is being sent to the T_V_ and uh um a and basically it sends an internal signal and decoded by the receiver .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1308.33	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1314.83	So p as um Anna has said that this ki people are interested in things which are you don't need to k press the keys , people are can have a speech recognition but this is uh s a question which will we have to see later .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1331.34	But in the present scenario is that you have certain keys and you press it like your mobile phone , and it sends a message to the T_V_ .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1341.62	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1342.37	Yep .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1343.3	And um so generally mm I don't have some figures sorry but um so there are two kinds of uh remote if you popularly in the household , actually so you have a standard T_V_ remote where you have just a on , off button and play , uh volume change and uh keys for the number and more than one digit option .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1365.84	And if you see for example righ right now uh uh even the one uh on more than one digit option is for two digit channel which is like ninety nine , but tomorrow you might have one fifty channels you know to browse or two hundred channels to browse who knows , but uh uh .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1384.5	Then there is uh this is the standard one with without any fancy thing you know like i it doesn't have teletext option , it can without any , it's a very simple thing , um which which you can vouch .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1398.13	And then you have uh what's the v video remote file which is like usually it has almost all the keys over there and , but it then it has other options like stop uh and then you play the movie or uh or fo fast forward the movie or something like that so i it has those so these are the standard uh commonly found remote controls in the uh market .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1416.0	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1427.42	And then whi which is generally used by the people .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1430.62	And then well personal preferences I would uh basically think of having a kind of aim for the next generation thing where the we could have both the uh the f a T_V_ and the remote video remote control because uh some of the keys in the video's remote control and the T_V_ they could be integrated together so that uh we could um aim for the like in the f coming future um that type of uh applications with Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1463.09	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1463.78	How would that work ?	interface specialist presentation
-A	1464.48	So you've got say maybe a V_C_R_ and a T_V_ which are separate , so you on my one at home I've got a V_C_R_ remote which then changes the channel on the V_C_R_ and doesn't do anything on the T_V_ , so is it gonna be like a switch on the remote that says t use the T_V_ or use the V_C_R_ ?	interface specialist presentation
-C	1474.64	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1479.34	or does it know which one you want to use ?	interface specialist presentation
-C	1481.66	Um actually um you could you could think of um having s a y you can have a key which could tell y it could go to the video thing but um uh yo you you you still can't um in that case when it you use that the function should be able to take up the V_C_R_ option and you could play it or You can also think about having like um I in a few days you will be ha in in few ye coming years you might even have a system where you have a separate uh sitting setup box and uh you have uh um something like uh uh you do you do you suppose you are not able to watch some programme and actually it downloading all the time for you and uh you can just you know uh when you come back you could just switch on that thing and uh watch a program .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1491.43	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1502.15	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1517.03	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1524.08	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1526.73	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1533.3	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1534.44	In that case you want to browse faster , browse slow , you want to have those kind of functionalities .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1537.72	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1538.35	Mm mm mm mm mm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1540.16	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1540.36	These are kind of next generation functionalities .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1542.16	It's the next generation thing , but it is going to come in couple of years .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1543.88	Mm yes , but I think it's i i it's already there , I mean the hard disk uh recorders uh I I've seen them in the shop .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1544.58	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1545.53	It's goi Yeah it's Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1549.43	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1550.93	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1551.28	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-D	1551.3	Mm 'kay .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1551.61	So it's going to record your things and you and you you need basically the functionalities what you need in both uh uh video as well as in the standard T_V_ thing .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1554.32	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1556.95	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1558.52	That's fair enough .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1560.34	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1561.24	But I don't think we're trying to make a universal remote here .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1564.52	No no we are not making a universal remote , we are just looking at uh giving a scenario , I have a T_V_ and tomorrow I am going to have set up box which is going to sit there and uh it's going to do that job for me .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1564.92	That's , yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1571.66	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1573.79	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1574.98	Because y Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1575.36	W w w w we need to decide on on on on in how far we go to in this .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1582.04	Mean , you can go pretty far I f I think with with with functions and possible uh future p uh prospects yes .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1582.51	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1586.89	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1589.33	Yep .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1590.21	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1590.48	So Okay so that p ends my presentation .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1591.19	But it's good to keep in mind .	interface specialist presentation
-A	1592.75	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1596.43	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-B	1596.86	Very well .	interface specialist presentation
-C	1596.96	Well .	discussion
-C	1597.52	So we can always discuss about it for example uh the presently the video market actually uh this demand , video over-demand or what we call it as , it's presently booming up actually so it i like people are providing like uh things like uh uh movies , you can select actually so you want to watch a movie and uh your p your provider gives a list of movies , and then you select those list .	discussion
-D	1609.51	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-A	1610.28	Mm .	discussion
-A	1612.88	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1628.75	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-D	1628.94	Yeah .	discussion
-C	1629.18	And it basically you go off , it downloads the movie , it gives for you and then when you come you want to loo watch it on your T_V_ .	discussion
-D	1633.12	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1633.2	Mm .	discussion
-C	1637.99	And thi this is going to come .	discussion
-B	1638.04	Good .	discussion
-D	1639.03	Or even you don't need to download it , it's streamed uh online uh yeah .	discussion
-C	1642.85	Yeah it can be streamed online for you and you can say what time I want to watch the movie and Yeah so .	discussion
-D	1643.5	Yeah .	discussion
-D	1646.9	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1647.27	Mm .	discussion
-B	1648.98	Um , so u um I have uh received some some some some well points of of thinking over of my account manager and uh I would like to share them with you .	discussion
-C	1650.36	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1661.11	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-B	1661.14	Um first thing is uh teletext is a well known feature of televisions but it's it's getting used less and less .	discussion
-D	1661.52	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-A	1667.59	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-C	1671.93	Yeah .	discussion
-B	1671.99	That's that's especially because of the internet of course .	discussion
-A	1675.21	Hmm .	discussion
-B	1676.35	So we should think about it um .	discussion
-B	1680.3	Do we include it , and do we give it a prominent uh prominent uh place on on on the on well huh on the remote mot control itself .	discussion
-A	1688.8	Mm .	discussion
-B	1691.39	Uh as uh a in any case it's it's not used , well very much , but it's it is still used .	discussion
-A	1697.9	Mm .	discussion
-C	1699.91	Um .	discussion
-B	1699.99	Um further yes we must think , uh do we stay uh to to television only , the television as we as we all know it with with broadcasting signals and you can't go back uh huh , or do we uh uh go further as Matthew indicated by supporting uh uh recording uh devices ?	discussion
-B	1725.32	Uh indeed indeed .	discussion
-A	1725.35	So D_V_D_s and V_C_R_s ?	discussion
-A	1727.76	Mm .	discussion
-B	1728.16	And and and the hard disk recorders .	discussion
-B	1732.06	Um , furthermore , uh , w we need really need to interest uh y younger customers and then with younger customers I mean people uh below the age of forty , and our our current customers are mainly forty plus uh which well Forty .	discussion
-A	1749.07	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-A	1754.82	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-D	1756.32	Fourteen or for O okay .	discussion
-D	1758.77	So Mm-hmm .	discussion
-B	1758.82	So that's to that's I mean there's a market but uh they will grow older older and you'll al always need to have the the future with younger people .	discussion
-A	1770.33	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-B	1771.26	Um therefore , younger people like trendy trendy designs , so that's w we should make our our our R_C_ as trendy as possible but it should also be uh have a reliable image , so when it looks too too spacey or too fancy people will think well does it work at all .	discussion
-B	1796.24	Hmm .	discussion
-A	1796.29	Mm .	discussion
-C	1796.56	Yeah it's uh well you you can follow the ideas how you want to keep the keys , you know right now if you take it you have like zero , one , two , three like a keys separately , but suppose if you take the the present trend of mobile phones there are like big thick keys you press on the top , it takes one number , you press on the bottom it takes another number , and uh basically uh uh so the space covered so that you don't see two separate keys there actually so it it is like uh um i i it is like uh Yeah so .	discussion
-A	1809.03	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-A	1814.79	Mm .	discussion
-A	1830.96	Mm .	discussion
-B	1834.63	Ma Maybe Maybe you can draw it on the on the board uh Hmm .	discussion
-A	1836.24	Mm .	discussion
-A	1837.27	But I think taking the idea of getting inspiration from mobile phones is interesting , especially if we're going after a younger market , that's the the the mm the new and the funky things , that's , yeah , there's lot there's lots of pretty mobile phones , not too many pretty remote controls .	discussion
-D	1841.03	Yeah .	discussion
-B	1843.27	Yes yes mo Yes it's recognisable Mm mm .	discussion
-D	1843.77	Because they are already used to that , you know , product .	discussion
-D	1846.24	Yeah .	discussion
-A	1852.31	That's Mm .	discussion
-B	1852.61	And and they are skilled uh by using it .	discussion
-C	1855.92	So for example uh Well uh Okay , it works .	discussion
-D	1858.73	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-D	1859.072	.. .	discussion
-C	1865.86	Fine .	discussion
-C	1866.82	So , for example you have uh presently uh keys like one , two , three like this , actually , and uh uh four five six like that and uh you can have keys like this in form like uh keys like that Forty minutes ?	discussion
-B	1868.19	Mael can you hand me over this uh ?	discussion
-D	1868.85	Yes .	discussion
-B	1874.1	Uh thank you .	discussion
-A	1875.65	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-A	1886.63	Okay .	discussion
-A	1889.0	How much longer have we got for the meeting by the way ?	discussion
-B	1890.61	Mm well I think fi five min Mm-hmm .	discussion
-A	1891.47	'Cause we haven't talked about demographic at all and it's a very important issue .	discussion
-C	1894.0	Yeah so you you you can have uh keys like uh which are which are like so .	discussion
-C	1905.42	too sorry , so we basically don't change the uh original order of them but then the keys are more spacious , they don't look uh so there there is a very sligh thing , so if you press on the top it takes the one , it takes the three , uh four , sorry four here uh five and six , so the keys can be it looks you know not very much cluttered but it looks nice for you don't have too many keys but you can have a lot of options t if you press on the to Yeah .	discussion user target group
-A	1914.67	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-A	1921.8	Mm .	discussion
-A	1927.54	Mm .	discussion
-D	1933.43	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-A	1936.41	Mm .	discussion
-B	1938.91	Okay .	discussion
-B	1940.28	'Kay I I think now that the idea's clear .	user target group
-D	1941.68	Yep .	user target group
-A	1943.01	Mm .	user target group
-B	1943.14	Uh we should now uh try to decide um on our target group .	user target group
-A	1951.3	Yeah .	user target group
-A	1951.9	Which I think is quite tricky .	user target group
-C	1953.67	Yeah .	user target group
-A	1953.87	Um , basically we're trying to get people to buy a remote control wouldn't they already have a remote control with their television when they buy one ?	user target group
-B	1961.63	Of course they have already one .	user target group
-B	1963.0	So our our our remote control has to be better .	user target group
-A	1965.89	But it's not going to have more functionality , 'cause it's only a low market , it's a cheap-end remote control , we can't beat modern functionality , we might we'll be able to beat them on th the look of it , th the design of it but that's not a big seller , if they're not just going to buy a new remote control just 'cause it looks pretty , they have to actually need it as well .	user target group
-C	1965.96	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-B	1982.56	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-A	1985.3	So I'm not sure how we can get people to buy this thing .	user target group
-B	1989.02	Mm .	user target group
-B	1989.61	I well I think many people said uh in your in in your research uh uh uh the appearance of the uh R_C_ is is important when they are buying one but Indeed .	user target group
-A	1996.05	Mm .	user target group
-A	2001.91	Yeah .	user target group
-A	2002.59	But why are they buying one in the first place ?	user target group
-B	2006.05	So that will be about functionality Mm .	user target group
-A	2012.59	Mm .	user target group
-A	2013.15	But if people are buying a new remote control for functionality they'll buy a universal remote .	user target group
-A	2017.58	I've got friends who've got so many things they need a universal remote , otherwise they're using five different remotes for their all their things .	user target group
-B	2023.0	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-B	2023.31	Mm .	user target group
-A	2023.93	In that case they wouldn't buy our product , because it doesn't give them what they need in terms of functionality .	user target group
-B	2028.18	So your you think we should go for a more u universal high-performance What do What do you think about What componen I don't know .	user target group
-A	2033.44	Well , we can't , with the price range .	user target group
-A	2035.82	We We're not building a universal remote , we're not building a high end product .	user target group
-D	2040.04	Yeah we have yeah twelve point five Euros uh per uh per R_ s R_C_ and I think uh with this now you know that chips are very uh cheaps and uh we can include it in our control some new new features .	user target group
-A	2043.14	Mm .	user target group
-A	2052.77	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-A	2059.67	Mm .	user target group
-D	2059.67	Yeah .	user target group
-D	2061.07	And um But yeah that's Ye I don't think L_C_D_ is not necessary well , th for long term .	user target group
-A	2061.28	But yeah .	user target group
-A	2063.19	If we're getting into universal remote territory , we're getting to L_C_D_ screens and things like that which would drive the cost up a lot .	user target group
-B	2069.32	I don't know whether that's necessary .	user target group
-B	2070.94	Is the L_C_D_ screen I think thi this could be this could be a market because uh universal remote controls uh tend to be uh quite expensive .	user target group
-A	2071.68	For universal remotes If you mm .	user target group
-A	2083.97	And quite complicated to use , yes .	user target group
-B	2084.29	S so we can try to go in between , and offer a product which is not as expensive and not as complicated but but still but still people have the idea this is more functional than a normal uh uh R_C_ because it has more uh it it is in some kind universal .	user target group
-A	2091.44	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-A	2092.53	Not as flexible maybe , yeah , but s yeah .	user target group
-D	2093.54	Yeah .	user target group
-D	2101.11	Universal .	user target group
-D	2102.94	Yeah .	user target group
-A	2103.02	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-A	2106.64	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-A	2108.68	But if we're going for the say fifteen to twenty five age group then not many of them would actually own T_V_s to use a remote control on .	user target group
-B	2116.95	Mm yes but w we're targeting I think on more on the on the twenty to forty group .	user target group
-A	2122.9	Okay .	user target group
-A	2124.33	So they're yeah .	user target group
-B	2125.43	People yes .	user target group
-B	2127.28	Who just have or already have a job and have the money but may not want to spend that much money on a on a universal universal control .	user target group
-A	2131.01	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-A	2135.59	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-A	2136.22	Yep .	user target group
-A	2138.26	I don't know really what the the price range for remote controls is .	user target group
-A	2141.33	Are we gonna be at the very bottom of the price range , or are we kind of middle to bottom ?	user target group
-A	2146.04	I don't know .	user target group
-B	2146.53	Uh well I think uh when we think it over I thi I think we are trying to offer the a kind of universal control for for less money .	user target group
-D	2147.24	Mm .	user target group
-A	2153.1	Mm .	user target group
-A	2159.4	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-D	2160.49	Yeah .	user target group
-B	2163.0	So d Do you agree ?	user target group
-C	2164.74	Well Well I it's fine with me like the price as long as it is uh not too expensive .	user target group
-D	2171.87	Yeah because we have to take into account that we are gonna b we are gonna sell uh four aro around four million so when we speak about these numbers uh the price of a chip is uh price of a chip is very cheap .	user target group
-C	2172.26	Uh and it d uh Our provin Mm .	user target group
-A	2187.52	Mm .	user target group
-D	2188.6	So I'm okay for designing um a ne uh less yeah a a kind of universal uh R_C_ yeah .	user target group
-B	2197.11	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-B	2197.78	You think it's possible for the twelve Euro fifty ?	user target group
-D	2200.73	Yeah .	user target group
-B	2201.36	Okay .	user target group
-B	2202.96	Um so then we we decide on on on going to this more universal kind of control .	user target group
-C	2210.59	Uh yeah , that's that's what we needed basically .	user target group
-A	2213.18	Mm-hmm .	user target group
-B	2213.3	Mm .	user target group
-B	2213.52	Mm .	user target group
-B	2213.9	Okay .	user target group
-C	2214.27	Uh that's needed right now .	user target group
-C	2215.77	And uh basically you can look to the standards of other Actu Yeah .	user target group
-D	2215.78	Yeah that's needed , yeah .	user target group
-A	2217.03	Mm .	user target group
-D	2218.07	And if we want to get the market , we really need that .	user target group
-A	2218.42	Yeah .	user target group
-A	2219.81	Yeah .	user target group
-A	2220.82	So I guess what I'd like from a universal remote is maybe choosing between three devices , being able to switch between them , there may be stereo , V_C_R_ and T_V_ .	user target group
-D	2225.55	Yes .	user target group
-D	2229.46	Exactly .	user target group
-A	2230.37	And just be able to s use them all from the same remote , but not at the same time .	user target group
-B	2230.79	Yes .	user target group
-C	2233.42	Yeah you can also browse through all the standards you know , where are the limit of standards for all of them and you can just browse through them .	closing
-D	2233.93	Is that okay for you ?	closing
-D	2234.79	Yeah .	closing
-B	2235.99	Mm mm mm mm .	closing
-D	2237.23	Yeah .	closing
-D	2240.83	Yeah .	closing
-B	2241.48	So given we are going for this uh uh universal type uh m maybe it is good when you try to find out which components you therefore need and y you will try to get more specific uh user interface content and uh maybe you can look on on what trends are in this uh in this type of market .	closing
-D	2252.24	Yes .	closing
-A	2253.56	Mm .	closing
-C	2257.3	Okay .	closing
-C	2258.16	Okay .	closing
-A	2261.06	Mm-hmm yep .	closing
-C	2265.08	Voila .	closing
-C	2268.42	Hmm .	closing
-B	2269.89	So anyone uh has a point to bring in or shall we no .	closing
-C	2270.5	So .	closing
-C	2273.54	Well .	closing
-C	2275.24	Oh I don't have anything right now .	closing
-C	2277.32	We can we'll we'll go and we'll I'm sure we'll up something good for the Yeah so we meet in well what are our Okay .	closing
-D	2277.84	Oh that's that's fine then .	closing
-B	2278.41	Okay .	closing
-A	2282.62	Mm-hmm .	closing
-B	2282.69	W yes , we uh we can have lunch now .	closing
-D	2283.9	Yeah .	closing
-A	2286.04	Mm-hmm .	closing
-B	2286.53	So um Then th th the next meeting will uh after lunch you have uh we have uh thirty minutes of work and then we have the next meeting .	closing
-B	2302.02	But you will be informed via the computer .	closing
-B	2305.93	Okay .	closing
-C	2306.5	Cool .	closing
-D	2306.98	Okay perfect .	closing
-C	2307.15	So see you later .	closing

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-A	12.73	Right first time this time .	opening
-A	16.66	Nu There we go .	opening
-A	24.38	It's not that complicated , but I get it wrong every time .	opening
-D	58.59	Okay so we are just waiting for Matthew .	opening
-A	61.5	For Matthew , yep .	opening
-B	62.68	Mm .	opening
-B	77.41	Uh So I suggest we start the meeting uh without Matthew uh he's uh obviously late for some reason .	opening
-A	97.33	Mm-hmm .	opening
-D	98.51	Mm 'kay .	opening
-B	106.63	Good .	opening
-B	108.02	Um .	opening
-B	110.47	Today uh we will uh talk about uh conceptual design .	opening
-B	114.66	I hope uh you both did some uh some work uh concerning a uh conceptual design .	opening
-A	117.24	Mm-hmm .	opening
-B	122.26	Um this will be the uh agenda for the meeting uh .	opening
-B	129.65	Uh I will take some minutes uh again .	opening
-A	133.81	Mm-hmm .	opening
-B	134.26	Um we will have the presentations of y of you different team members , and then try to come to decisions uh about the concepts uh you have presented .	opening
-A	138.49	Yep .	opening
-D	140.0	Yep .	opening
-B	147.24	So and that uh will uh we have some uh forty minutes uh to complete this uh .	opening
-D	147.49	Mm-hmm .	opening
-A	152.15	Mm-hmm .	opening
-B	154.72	So um who has the fir do you ha Anna do you have your presentation ready ?	opening
-A	158.36	I have a presentation , I'm just making this Okay I'll just email you this file , my presentation .	opening
-D	159.41	Yeah I think yeah the Matthew it is it's important that Matthew yeah is here because it's really a a team uh project with a team and if someone is not here then we cannot but it's okay it's good .	opening
-B	160.55	Okay .	opening
-B	165.3	Ah there is Matthew .	opening
-C	172.29	Sorry .	opening
-B	184.76	So .	opening
-B	187.05	Good .	opening
-B	194.05	Do presentation ready ?	opening
-A	195.33	Mm-hmm I'm just emailing it to you .	opening
-B	196.98	Oh okay .	opening
-C	206.41	So Yeah I sent you the slides , you didn't see them ?	opening
-B	208.86	So did you manage uh Oh yes I see him , good yes .	opening
-C	214.42	Okay .	opening
-B	217.29	No .	opening
-C	219.24	So 'Kay .	opening
-A	244.15	Okay it should've gone through to you .	opening
-B	246.31	Okay mm yes I have it .	opening
-A	253.85	Mm-hmm .	opening
-A	255.39	Okay so this is just a presentation on uh the trends that we're gonna use to make the product stand out from the rest of the products out there at the moment .	trendwatching
-A	263.9	Um can I just put this on ?	trendwatching
-A	271.67	So we have to work out a way what we can do with our product to make it stand out and make it so people wanna buy it .	trendwatching
-A	278.36	Um .	trendwatching
-A	279.8	This is to do this I will not remove my microphone .	trendwatching
-A	287.16	We basically used um some focus group surveys which I went through with you last time , the main results of that , and um some research on the current design um and fashion trends that are out there at the moment um , and as part of this The important aspects that came out were things that we've already discussed really .	trendwatching
-A	309.94	The most important by far was the look and feel of it .	trendwatching
-A	312.41	It needs to be something that's very different from everything else out there .	trendwatching
-A	316.7	It needs to stand out .	trendwatching
-A	318.08	It needs to be not functional like the rest of the things out there at the moment .	trendwatching
-A	321.98	Most people find remote controls boring at the moment , we need to have something that looks interesting , that looks exciting , that will stand out .	trendwatching
-A	327.97	People will wanna buy it .	trendwatching
-A	329.69	Um That was twice as i important as the next item on here which is that it has to be technologically innovative has to have something else , apart from just the look of it .	trendwatching
-A	339.71	People have to then think about it and say got something there that I want .	trendwatching
-A	343.48	That's a really cool feature , and it has to make them wanna buy it again .	trendwatching
-A	347.94	Third on the list , and again innovative was twice as important as this last um aspect , it has to be easy to use .	trendwatching
-A	354.72	So they have to be able to be able to look at it and have some intuitive idea of how to use it um .	trendwatching
-A	362.82	Drawing on the fashion trends at the moment , uh fruit and vegetables um .	trendwatching
-A	369.36	This is basically talking about just the the feel of it , so probably not the smell of it , but the bright colours , um eye-catching , really bold designs , and a spongy feel .	trendwatching
-B	374.39	Mm .	trendwatching
-D	377.12	Mm-hmm .	trendwatching
-B	377.68	Mm .	trendwatching
-A	378.98	Um I had a talk to the design people about this , but having a remote that's tactile , that feels different , that would be really cool .	trendwatching
-A	385.3	That would make it stand out .	trendwatching
-B	387.2	Hmm .	trendwatching
-A	387.73	Um .	trendwatching
-D	389.03	So can you repeat and be more precise about what you just said ?	trendwatching
-B	393.51	Spongy feel ?	trendwatching
-D	393.9	Uh about the feeling yeah uh yo Okay .	trendwatching
-A	396.56	Well ma make it not necessar sp spongy is the current thing .	trendwatching
-C	398.22	You can Yeah .	look and usability trendwatching
-A	400.98	Spongy is the current texture , but basically there are no reports no remotes at the moment which are spongy or tactile at all , so if we make it like maybe furry or soft or something , that'll be something that sets it apart , rather than just bare plastic which they all are at the moment .	trendwatching
-B	413.16	Mm .	trendwatching
-D	417.14	Yeah .	trendwatching
-B	418.08	Okay .	trendwatching
-A	419.92	So as far as the design goes , the very most important aspect was the design , to the customers .	look and usability
-A	426.7	So going with the fruit and vegetable idea , we've got the bright colours , so makes it stand out , the oranges and the the bright yellows and the florescent colours , part of the fruit and vegetables um .	look and usability
-A	440.53	Going back to the idea of taking inspiration from mobile phones , they've all got those a lot of them have the changeable covers , so they can choose what colour the outside is .	look and usability
-A	448.77	That's one way of looking at it um .	look and usability
-A	452.69	Textured feel we just talked about .	look and usability
-A	454.22	Maybe it's another way of doing that .	look and usability
-B	455.01	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	456.24	So if it's part of the the changeable covers then may maybe they can choose a different texture , a spongy one or a soft one or something like that .	look and usability
-A	462.98	So they can choose it li as they want to to maybe to fit in with their decor in their living room , or just what they like , their sports team or whatever .	look and usability
-D	465.25	Yeah that's a very good idea , yeah .	look and usability
-D	470.21	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	472.15	Um and yeah , still taking the inspiration from the mobile phone design so functionality , the way the mobile phones work , the way the keypad looks .	look and usability
-A	481.73	Also just the way that a lot of industrial design is going into mobile phones at the moment .	look and usability
-A	486.4	They're big selling items .	look and usability
-A	488.52	People put a lot of thought into that so we can leverage off that , and we can start using some of their ideas .	look and usability
-A	496.48	Um back to technological in in innovation , not quite as important , but still a big issue .	look and usability
-A	502.48	Um we talked about having a way of finding a remote control if it's been lost , uh that's one thing we could look at .	look and usability
-A	510.43	There are other aspects like L_C_D_ screens and speech recognition which weren't I don't think , in my personal opinion , gonna be worth the extra expense and the extra effort that will go into them .	look and usability
-D	520.9	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	521.32	I think we're better doing something basic like this which is very important and very will be a really cool feature to put in .	look and usability
-A	528.01	And use .	look and usability
-A	530.44	I had no real specific ideas for this , maybe we just , the basic idea of having your core functions big and at the top maybe , by themselves , and then yeah and then th th the finer details of buttons you don't use as much either hidden away or completely separate .	look and usability
-B	538.36	Mm .	look and usability
-B	539.88	Yes well maybe Matthew can can give some more information on the Mm .	look and usability
-C	548.53	Voila .	look and usability
-A	549.02	Yep and that's the presentation .	look and usability
-B	551.36	Okay good , that's very clear .	look and usability
-D	553.39	Yeah very clear .	look and usability
-C	553.88	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	555.2	'Kay .	look and usability
-B	557.17	Um .	look and usability
-A	557.79	So does anyone have any comments or ideas on that ?	discussion
-B	558.58	Uh Maybe we yes well we maybe can decide later on um the l the the look and feel of uh I've it was a good idea maybe to to Yes the the the there are changeable covers , but on the other hand I I don't know whether my superiors would be so glad with it because you have to introduce a complete uh uh new l line of uh of supplies uh it would be uh very complicated uh organisational Hmm .	discussion
-A	560.58	I think you Hmm .	discussion
-D	575.57	To let the people choose , you mean ?	discussion
-D	578.12	Yeah .	discussion
-A	597.62	Well we're selling so many units of this .	discussion
-A	599.74	This is gonna be a mass marketed product , we can afford to have two or three different designs at least .	discussion
-B	601.86	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-D	602.71	Yeah a range of uh yeah , a set of three , four different aspects .	discussion
-B	604.68	Yes .	discussion
-A	605.13	Mm mm .	discussion
-B	607.98	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-D	608.84	Sure that fits the Yeah .	discussion
-B	609.8	Yes and of course it will be a we we get a if it works we can get uh after-sales I mean that would would be very good I mean those covers could go for for three , five Euro .	discussion
-A	616.37	Mm .	discussion
-A	622.73	Mm .	discussion
-B	625.43	That's a very good idea um And then uh maybe uh we can go a th Matthew's presentation because the Together indeed uh , because you ma might have some some information on the the easy to use , what you were already mentioning .	discussion
-C	635.44	Yeah s then we could discuss later like we can put all ideas together .	discussion
-A	636.1	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-A	641.72	Mm .	discussion
-D	641.93	Yeah yeah I agree .	discussion
-C	642.02	It should be easier with that .	discussion
-C	645.78	Yeah .	discussion
-A	645.89	Mm-hmm , yeah .	discussion
-D	646.23	Yeah .	discussion
-D	647.68	And your part is very related to mine because when you suggest something then it has to be integrated inside .	discussion
-C	647.72	So Yeah .	discussion
-C	651.57	Yeah so I'll I'll go with that actually so um Okay so m so then the the idea of uh having a remote is generally you have uh different keys and uh different structures , different forms , and uh they could be like buttons or like and um they could be of uh a varying sizes if you want to to uh basically emphasize a particular key more than the other , and uh maybe like you can have different colours for example having the r red for the on off switching on and off the button .	discussion components, materials and energy sources
-A	655.23	Mm-hmm .	discussion
-C	714.42	So this this is the general trend to ha the method they do .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	716.16	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	716.74	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	720.17	So what I have found was that uh currently uh the they are mostly that the T_V_ , V_C_R_ , music system operated ones actually , and they are very specific to each other , but there are some common keys for example if you want to follow the V_C_R_ and if you want to follow the uh g uh s some uh soundtrack on the w w see they have the common thing actually you can have and uh There is also um a speech recognition to store channel information , names , like You can basically if you have a multiple functionality , say T_V_ , V_C_R_ or something I say it to the T_V_ and the T_V_ , and you can programme the keys if you want to , certain keys are even the channel information .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	748.46	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	765.07	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	774.31	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	775.07	I like the idea though of having speech recognition for like the n the name of a channel like B_B_C_ , rather than having to remember the the number of it on the keypad .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	781.66	Yeah yeah so you you you can just uh because uh as more and more channels come then you have more and more problems to remember the v v exact channel numbers ex exactly , even if you arrange it by however you arrange it , you still have the problem to remember exactly which channel you want to So it it it's like it limited one .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	781.74	That's a good idea .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	791.91	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	793.66	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	797.81	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	799.57	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	800.29	Yeah I really like that idea .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	801.16	So what functionalities do you suggest for that ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	805.19	For facing this problem ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	809.53	In the present market I saw it that says something like they are looking for eighty word thing , eighty word , which shouldn't be th that difficult to implement , like eighty to hundred word .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	816.64	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	822.95	Basically you want you don't want to store all the channels in the remote control , you want to st store your favourite channel .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	826.54	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	829.76	Maybe ten channels , yeah at the most .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	830.57	Yeah some ten twelve channel information .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	833.12	You know you don't want to st store all the hundred channel information into that .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	833.16	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	835.32	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	837.45	And uh basically uh it depends like the remote with L_C_D_ display for browsing because you have multiple functionalities for example you are watching a movie , and uh uh you are having a universal remote control and you want to uh you don't know really which functionality is now , so I am using the T_V_ so every time I use it , it could be like , for example I can use a simple toggle switch , and a display , so I press it so the display says , okay , I'm in T_V_ or D_V_D_ or whatever it is , instead of having three keys separately for four keys , to model the functionalities will increase actually , and for you and you might want you don't want separate keys for all of them .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	872.47	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	872.74	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	874.83	Oh yeah yeah yeah mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	877.74	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	878.62	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	882.26	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	884.59	You can't .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	885.74	And uh well there can be children friendly where you can programme your remote so that they they are not allowed uh to browse certain channels which you can block them , and you can operate them .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	900.1	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	900.3	So these are the things presently which are seen in the market scenarios at present .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	905.38	I personally would look at things like having a u universal remote , is uh um is a good idea , like instead of having unusual ones for all of them you can think of having , um with multiple functionality possibly with speech recognition .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	920.27	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	926.91	I got a mail from the the coffee machine interface unit that uh they have uh integrated the s speech recognition into a into the coffee machine , and so if you say hello coffee machine , it say hi Joe , or something like that , you know , and uh Yeah you you won't be using it , so it's a limited vocabulary mm thing , and very isolated word and it's uh it is interesting , and basically storing the channel through voice or other ways of programming your keys , on the display for the browsing which is again and maybe having something like a blinking thing , like uh it could indicate you're uh it it could indicate what is cal like the uh whether uh you you have enough battery in your in your uh remote , the blinking .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	939.4	Mm b But a coffee machine , there's not too many words they'd be using with that it's a it's a small vocabulary .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	949.78	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	952.62	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	963.46	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	980.56	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	986.13	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	987.41	At the same time , if it's a dark room , it can be used to locate the remote also or Yeah you can let them to do that .	project budget components, materials and energy sources
-D	994.18	And you want okay for coming back to one point y you want to let the user to programming the keys ?	project budget
-A	996.69	Two thirty five supposed to finish .	project budget
-D	1001.3	Some of them ?	project budget
-D	1003.25	And uh isn't that too difficult for the we want w I don't know if we still want the um R_C_ to be easy to use , that's the compromise .	project budget
-A	1011.59	Hmm .	project budget
-C	1012.87	N no but the if you give it d depends on the easiness like the user how much effort he can put .	project budget
-D	1016.42	Yeah .	project budget
-A	1019.06	Hmm .	project budget
-C	1019.15	Like for example uh I would like to store in certain way , so if you want to give the full freedom to the user or you want to keep some constraints and let the user use it with that constraint .	project budget
-A	1026.07	Mm .	project budget
-D	1026.9	Yeah .	project budget
-A	1029.17	Yeah .	project budget
-A	1031.14	Mm .	project budget
-D	1032.85	Yeah .	project budget
-A	1033.0	I think you can do it both ways .	project budget
-C	1033.13	So it de So So Yeah .	project budget
-A	1034.0	You can have it so it's easy they can pick it up and use it straight away without doing anythi without customizing it , or if they want to they have the option of using these extra features .	project budget
-D	1037.06	A standard .	project budget
-D	1038.94	Yeah .	project budget
-B	1043.02	Um yes but but I do maybe you can give a hand to us because I I'm not sure whether that that we can implement that for twelve Euro and fifty cents .	project budget
-D	1043.47	Yeah .	project budget
-B	1054.21	I'm sorry to have Every time I have to come down on this price again to so this might be a little limiting for your creativity , but it's it's it's the real We have to consider it .	project budget
-A	1054.69	Hmm .	project budget
-A	1058.74	Hmm .	project budget
-A	1064.28	Hmm .	project budget
-B	1070.14	S so do we think these ideas an and my uh sp speech recognition , I mean maybe it's possible for for twelve Euro but then then it will be at cost of other functionality we might implement like the uh uh the the the furry uh uh case of the Mm .	project budget
-D	1070.51	Yeah .	project budget
-A	1083.68	Mm .	project budget
-A	1090.25	Hmm .	project budget
-D	1090.65	Mm-hmm yeah like I would say that for programming uh keys , you said , uh it could be uh easily uh done within the the package of twel twelve Euros , but for the A_S_R_ system , uh I'm not sure if it's feasible to have this or We Exactly yeah i if if it's a low vocabulary it's already implemented , and w how much it's cost , maybe with a f cheap chip .	project budget
-C	1103.33	Yeah .	project budget
-C	1109.62	We well we can still look at we can talk with the coffee unit and you can uh check how much how much they yeah yeah yeah .	project budget
-A	1118.63	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1121.23	Maybe we can come we we can talk to them , and we can come with that , you know .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1122.46	Mm mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1125.33	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1126.16	And also well you can think of having uh since you have a you know something maybe if you added little bit of display , you might need the to che keep checking the battery , so you really need a some kind of indicator , so it could be a blinking option of L_E_D_ it could actually be used to detect also .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1138.82	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1142.56	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1143.78	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1145.51	If it's in a dark room you can basically detect it also .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1147.07	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1148.18	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1148.62	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1148.98	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1149.44	So No actually i if i it is like you know it tells you um , it can be for two purposes , like if you have an L_C_D_ display and all those things it's not going to be the standard remote , which is having uh which need just uh six six volt uh th sorry three volts um of D_C_ .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1149.74	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1149.75	I like the idea too of being able to use the remote in the dark , so either having the buttons so you can feel the difference between them or if they if they light up or something .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1162.01	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1164.35	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1167.27	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1172.01	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1176.17	It may need more actually , so y you you may need to check your battery usage it and then you need that , some functionality to indicate the battery limit .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1182.71	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1185.51	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1186.15	It's true .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1186.39	And then if the battery limit is indicated , if it could be ind indicated through a blinking something and it can change the colour depending on your uh how much is the battery , well that is good enough to even locate even if you want to .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1192.0	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1201.65	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1202.8	You know .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1203.85	'Kay good .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1204.92	Yeah so You you have time some more ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1205.67	I don't know how if if I have time to talk about the Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1208.0	Mm yes um I would Yes yes you can you can still .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1211.11	Yep .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1214.0	We have time .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1214.85	Sure you can you know .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1223.8	So what I'm gonna present here is very uh um yeah basic knowledge about the all the the components that are inside a a R_C_ a remote control , and how is it manufactured h what is the process , just to explain you .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1239.23	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1246.56	So the method is ther there is a a set of components in a in a remote control like , and uh what cost the the components in themself do not cost a lot but the the way to assemble everything costs obviously , and I will uh show you my preferences uh uh at the end .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1270.72	So there are two uh different types of uh um Two different ways of using the the components for making a a remote control .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1276.46	Nice .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1277.36	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1281.28	Uh the basic way is to use a an integrated circuit and some uh transistors with an that aims at communicating uh uh the message and to to send the message to the um to the led that will uh transmit to the receiver .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1301.18	And uh yeah the other components and the circuit board buttons , infrared , led , etcetera , for the components um .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1314.18	So you finding , just to say that the chip can detect uh when a key is pressed , and then it translate to the key , to a sequence , something like morse code , as you know , uh with a different sequence for each key , and uh uh that's , with the components we will use , we will have different uh messages , different sequences , and the chips sends that signal signal to the transistor that amplify to make it stronger um .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1325.45	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1325.68	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1347.57	So electronic parts are assembled onto uh printed boards uh because it's easier to mass produce and assemble .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1356.65	And uh so I think for our design we want some b uh programmable uh you know V_ V_L_S_I_ or F_P_G_A_ uh high technology , and this is important , and also we'll use uh yeah like in any uh high-tech uh devices a chip of fi fibreglass to them and connect them .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1367.03	Yeah mm mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1379.67	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1384.72	So my personal design we need to find a solution what um what is the material of the cover we want to use .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1396.35	If it's plastic or you said that yeah you had some ideas uh like fruit , veg or I dunno .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1397.57	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1403.44	Well well m m maybe m maybe we can give the uh the uh the case a very uh uh normal a v very normal case but , with the changeable covers to fancy it up .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1405.45	Yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1413.3	Yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1415.84	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1416.54	So like a normal cheap plastic case which can be covered up in , for instance , a wooden case .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1419.17	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1419.49	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1419.78	Yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1422.49	I mean just what Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1422.78	Mm just have a yeah Just the veneer on it , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1423.42	Yeah like they do in with cars I think .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1425.98	Yeah inside the car yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1428.7	So they also emailed me that uh they have available a bunch of different buttons , a scroll wheels , integrated push buttons s such as a computer mouse .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1442.67	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1442.74	And uh very cheap L_C_D_s , so liquid crystal displays , so I'm wondering , I think we might be able to integrate L_C_D_ into our R_C_ .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1454.99	And the final point okay is um we have yeah there are some uh compromise to to do .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1463.28	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1463.54	So we have to know that the push button requires a simple chip , but the scroll wheel uh and that kind of higher high-tech stuff needs more money um which is a higher price range alright .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1480.62	And the display requires an advanced chip , which in turns is more expensive than the regular chip , but I think uh with twelve Euros um and if it's uh uh made for mm four million uh items , then I think w we could be able to handle that .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1502.47	So to to sum up um we need yeah so I I just said that the components uh the list of components uh has to be uh yeah listed and um and um assembly is a an important process that has to be taken into account .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1522.96	And uh for the designing of the cove uh uh cover layout then it's better to to to maybe see that with uh the the U_R_ exp U_R_I_ Expert so that we can it's really a team-working uh .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1526.48	Sorry .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1527.01	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1537.25	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1537.27	So I I cannot design something without your agreement , right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1540.39	Yeah so of course for example uh I wanted to know like if you want to have a a fo if you want to have the L_C_D_ display over there , or if you want to store a programmes with a keys What kind of things you'll need inside your thin inside W wh what W what Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1540.62	No of course .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1550.56	Yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1562.74	Yeah it's kind of um simple pro progra programmable device , and we have to insert .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1570.2	I think we could insert one that could underlie several functions of Exactly yeah , for customizing and yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1570.24	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1574.53	Okay so in that case you can even look at the technology what the mobile phone is trying to use with the card .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1581.56	Yeah where they do all the wi with with them actually .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1584.9	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1585.27	How f cost effective it would be to put that car chip into it and do the programmable things .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1590.41	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1590.87	So So I f I think we we should come to some decisions now uh a about this .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1591.73	Yeah good idea .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1596.87	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1600.15	Um so I understand uh when we want a display we need a expensive chip , but when we want a scrolling wheel w we also need the expensive chip , so can we use same chip , so with one expensive chip we can uh implement several complicated uh or advanced features .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1622.66	Exactly yeah that's a very good idea , we could have uh one main chip uh that could handle , uh it's called F_P_G_A_ chip , that could handle both uh like scrolling wheels as well as uh L_C_D_ and yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1623.55	Yes .	costing
-B	1627.39	Mm-hmm .	costing
-B	1630.93	Mm-hmm .	costing
-A	1630.95	Mm-hmm .	costing
-B	1639.06	So when the more expensive chip you mentioned there is is possible in the in the given budget , uh maybe we should go for for the more expensive chip , so all features uh which you mentioned can be implemented based on the same chip .	costing
-D	1654.27	Yes .	costing
-C	1655.33	D well Well I don't know if it'll fit into our cost of twelve point five Euro you know .	costing
-B	1657.67	Do you think that's feasible ?	costing
-B	1664.2	Uh You th you think it's possible .	costing
-C	1666.38	Is it possible to fit in to that ?	costing
-D	1667.75	Yeah also thinking , I think both uh if we had a budget of twenty twenty uh Euros , it will be okay , but uh .	costing
-C	1672.72	Sorry .	costing
-B	1676.02	Hmm .	costing
-A	1679.0	Well maybe we need specific costings then .	costing
-A	1681.41	Actually do maybe two designs and then cost them out and see which one is gonna fit in our budget better .	costing
-D	1687.43	Yeah that's an excellent idea .	costing
-B	1687.64	Mm yes wh when you make a a design ca you can next meeting you can give an quite an exact cost price .	costing
-D	1695.48	Yeah yeah .	costing
-B	1696.98	That w that would be a very good idea .	costing
-A	1697.21	Mm .	costing
-D	1697.73	Yeah because right now I don't have price in in head but for next meeting I'm sure yeah be able to do that .	costing
-B	1700.58	Mm .	costing
-B	1702.55	Good good .	costing
-C	1703.19	Yeah that's uh that's something which I wanted to ask you also , like what will be the each individually the cost of it .	costing
-D	1709.59	Yeah .	costing
-C	1709.78	For example if f if you want to put wood I wouldn't suggest for wood uh 'cause it's I think it's m much easier to use a plastic or a rubber rather than wood .	costing
-D	1714.33	Okay .	costing
-D	1720.61	I agree on that .	costing
-A	1721.82	Mm .	costing
-D	1722.3	Yeah .	costing
-C	1723.85	It will be much ch much expensive th though it's the most natural thing , but Yeah .	costing components, materials and energy sources
-B	1728.72	Yes but I can I think uh I think we can just use more cheap plastic for a kind of basic edition , and then people can fancy it up with with more expensive materials which which come with a with another price .	costing
-A	1737.91	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1740.47	Yeah it's uh Yeah we we can give a preference to them , but it is but with plastic or the rubber or whatever it is it's much better with that rather than going for Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1756.68	Do do you agree ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1757.25	Yeah but i it's a detailed uh yeah yeah uh plastic versus uh wood , and we need maybe to centre our description on uh the the really the what buttons what uh functionality we want to offer to the user , and maybe with uh graphs or I don't know uh User Interface Designer you could maybe uh help us on that .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1757.62	Mm yeah sure .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1772.53	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1782.66	Ma I I think uh for next meeting we c you two can present a real design .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1787.55	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1789.37	Yea Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1791.14	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1792.31	Uh so drawing it on the board .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1794.34	Perfect yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1795.41	And then we now sh only have to t to decide the general function uh .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1801.97	So um Let let's say next meeting w you produce two designs , one one one less advanced and one more advanced and with the cost price .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1810.1	Yeah sure .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1812.64	Yeah we will uh Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1815.78	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1816.71	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1818.72	Uh furthermore we go for the for the uh basic plastic case which can be later uh fancied up with uh with addit uh additional uh , how do you call them , these like like mobile telephones you can put a cover over it .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1818.97	Uh .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1835.9	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1836.32	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1836.7	But that that that that can be done later .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1838.58	Yeah customized .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1839.08	We now can concentrate on the on the basic remote control .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1841.03	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1843.73	Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1843.77	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1847.56	We can give them smooth keys , you know .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1851.44	Smooth keys with bigger s uh So that you know The the problem most of the time we've seen , the keys is that it's small , and every time we have to be very but if i the if we if we go to a different ways of designing those keys , then you can merge them together to Oh you can actually , for example , if you see , they are they are they are quite small over here , and uh now you can , for example , as I was if you make them big , it may change the look of the thing also to the people .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1862.88	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1863.2	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1873.19	So is there any of these that you're looking at particularly or is this just ideas ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1880.23	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1884.9	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1888.67	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1891.05	At the same time , it is m more uh like it would be more interesting for people who are having this R_S_I_ and all problem .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1891.24	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1891.47	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1897.87	Mm yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1898.15	Yes yes yes bi big keys is is good thing I think .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1899.64	Uh big keys may better for them actually and uh Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1900.79	You see ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1902.67	I agree yeah , and not too m too many keys of course yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1903.54	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1905.45	No no .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1905.48	Mm well one I've had before , a r r remote control we have at home is one that's actually got a cover on the bottom so the bottom bit is just , covers half the keys most of the time , and then you can slide the cover back to get to the the more advanced keys .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1914.6	Mm mm mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1919.03	Mm w but then you have still have uh when you don't use it you have such a a an extent of your remote control which you don't use .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1919.03	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1927.27	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1928.41	So maybe it's possible uh , I don't know whether you can can indicate this , that you can elsewhere open your remote control and on the inside are uh buttons you don't use that much .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1933.75	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1935.27	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1937.28	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1939.43	Um yeah I've seen that before too .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1941.12	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1941.55	Anoth another like b it flips up and then you've got another layer of buttons underneath .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1944.59	Yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1944.63	Yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1946.66	Yeah so it's something like this , the model here s you can put the keys Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1949.28	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1950.19	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1951.8	But I've seen also with keys and buttons on the top of here as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1951.99	That's what you mean ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1954.29	Yes I I th that's what I mean so I mean something like like a book .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1955.35	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1960.11	I like this one .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1960.95	I like the shape of this one .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1962.34	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1963.59	Can we have can we think about maybe having a a non-recta non non-rectangular one , so with not just the straight little box that's a maybe curved or something .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1964.67	Yeah I like also this one .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1971.17	Yeah , the point is w maybe we need to also to make a decision on how how how big we want to be and how many buttons like n we should dec decide numbers or Okay .	closing components, materials and energy sources
-C	1971.54	Yeah , mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1980.06	Mm mm 'kay .	closing
-C	1981.94	We should make a Yeah that yeah next meeting we should be Yeah that would depend upon us actually .	closing
-A	1981.95	Is this for the next meeting though ?	closing
-A	1983.05	I think we might be out of time out of time for this meeting .	closing
-B	1983.83	Mm .	closing
-B	1987.19	Ju just make two designs , and the we we can decide decide between th those designs .	closing
-D	1989.19	Yeah yeah yeah .	closing
-A	1993.81	Yep .	closing
-C	1994.05	Yeah okay .	closing
-B	1995.59	I think that would be a good idea .	closing
-D	1996.5	Perfect .	closing
-B	1996.93	So anyone uh any questions for now ?	closing
-C	2000.42	No no .	closing
-A	2001.3	No .	closing
-C	2003.06	I don't have .	closing
-A	2003.91	So is this is there anything else I need to do from a marketing point of view for the next meeting ?	closing
-B	2008.02	Um yes I come to that uh uh Yes well m maybe uh , I don't know whether that's possible , maybe you can start evaluating uh their work somehow .	closing
-C	2011.8	Maybe it would be interesting if you could look um for the cost inventories of other devices , if you're using speech recognition or something like that .	closing
-A	2029.72	Mm .	closing
-A	2033.22	Okay well is this me designing a way to evaluate it so Thinking about how to set up test groups and things ?	closing
-B	2041.38	I don't know whether that's possible uh in the given time but a as far as possible .	closing
-A	2043.6	Mm .	closing
-A	2046.46	Okay .	closing
-B	2048.21	So uh you two will be together w working on a o on two prototypes and further instructions will be uh will be sent to you by uh by email .	closing
-A	2048.38	Yep .	closing
-D	2049.81	Exactly .	closing
-C	2050.49	Mm .	closing
-D	2052.84	Yeah .	closing
-D	2057.08	Two or three prototypes ?	closing
-C	2058.44	Two .	closing
-B	2059.25	Two .	closing
-D	2059.53	Two ?	closing
-C	2059.92	One for like cost and the one with like higher-end so that then we can be easily comparing them or you know find a compromise between both of them , yeah that's how it is .	closing
-B	2061.12	I Mm and then Hmm .	closing
-D	2063.42	Okay .	closing
-A	2064.2	Mm .	closing
-D	2067.86	Yeah and find maybe a compromise .	closing
-A	2070.19	Hmm .	closing
-B	2071.41	Yes okay .	closing
-D	2072.4	Perfect yeah .	closing
-A	2072.69	Mm-hmm .	closing
-C	2073.65	Yep .	closing
-B	2074.15	Okay let's call this to an end .	closing
-A	2075.48	Mm 'kay .	closing
-C	2075.52	Okay .	closing
-A	2076.31	Thanks guys .	closing
-D	2076.96	Thanks .	closing
-C	2079.08	So we are done for now .	closing

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-A	7.27	Did you get my email with the slides ?	opening
-A	25.73	Ah .	opening
-A	26.13	Tricky .	opening
-C	37.51	I guess I have to change the pen otherwise .	opening
-C	39.89	Will be completely different .	opening
-A	42.64	Dunno .	opening
-A	43.85	Maybe they're supposed the pen's supposed to go over the seats .	opening
-A	50.18	Might be seat floor rather than person .	opening
-A	53.96	Yeah , put it back .	opening
-C	54.96	Yeah .	opening
-C	55.46	And do you think it's .	opening
-A	56.99	Yep .	opening
-A	59.17	Yeah .	opening
-A	59.8	Jo's making faces at me .	opening
-B	61.76	Okay .	opening
-C	63.85	Yeah .	opening
-B	65.41	So .	opening
-B	67.36	Matthew is uh late again .	opening
-A	69.88	Mm-hmm .	opening
-B	71.66	Probably an important man .	opening
-B	74.18	Um .	opening
-B	80.22	So well it is important for him to be here uh .	opening
-C	84.75	Yeah .	opening
-C	86.15	So what can you ?	opening
-B	86.56	He he he You did work together didn't you ?	opening
-C	89.28	Yeah we will yeah , so I will be able to to summarize uh our meeting , but still I think uh it would be in very important if the uh as um main designer .	opening
-B	97.27	Yes .	opening
-C	106.25	I think we can put on the here .	opening
-B	108.56	Yes .	opening
-B	109.58	Yes .	opening
-C	116.4	Uh basically w yeah we we designed the two uh items .	opening
-B	124.6	Mm .	opening
-B	125.72	Um yes but w we Yes , maybe we should phone him .	opening
-C	125.77	Um , can we have a phone , can someone it's really w well designed .	opening
-B	137.44	Um well Um , when he is not here we will just we just have to continue .	opening
-A	138.66	Mm .	opening
-A	139.91	Mm , object tracking .	opening
-B	144.04	Um so just for record I I will take uh notes again .	opening
-C	145.28	Yeah .	opening
-A	148.73	Okay .	opening
-B	149.28	And um well first thing uh I was uh uh I got an email from uh from my superior again that we really should stay within the budget of the uh twelve Euro and fifty cents .	opening
-C	166.85	'Kay .	opening
-B	170.03	It's uh well he said to me well uh when you stay in it's good , when you don't stay in you have to redesign .	opening
-B	178.82	There is no uh no negotiation uh possible in this matter .	opening
-B	187.01	So we have to consider that .	opening
-C	189.06	Yep .	opening
-B	190.15	Good .	opening
-B	193.7	Um so maybe Anna , you can have your presentation .	opening
-A	199.33	Well we can't no we can't do evaluation 'til we have a design .	opening
-B	212.39	Okay Matthew .	opening
-B	213.3	Nice uh you are here .	opening
-C	215.34	Great .	opening
-B	216.53	Great .	opening
-B	216.79	Great .	opening
-B	218.46	Oh ma maybe then you can start now with mm presenting your uh your designs .	opening
-C	223.16	Yep .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	224.96	So I will start by the the basic one that uh fits into uh eight Euros actually , right , seven eight Euros , and uh well first for both they have um a special shape , maybe the designer can uh explain better than me , but uh it's like a surf board .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	236.66	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	253.76	And you you are supposed to surf to browse to surf T_V_ , maybe the web , and uh it's kind of interesting shape because um unconsciously people want to s to surf when they see this stuff .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	253.97	Mm 'kay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	274.34	Or browse .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	275.27	And also it's not too far from um a mobile .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	279.01	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	279.03	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	279.46	So people are used to that kind of shape , right .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	279.7	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	281.37	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	282.32	Don't take care too much about the colour because w yeah we don't take yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	285.57	Now we are supposed to give some oper offers right now .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	288.33	So here would be basically the the the infrared uh uh led yeah L_A_ L_A_ L_E_D_ , the on-off button , in red .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	293.6	Eye .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	293.86	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	294.14	I yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	296.85	L_E_D_ .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	299.17	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	300.52	Here would be the volume .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	303.47	Oh yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	304.06	On the on the left , okay , so easy to turn on t and off .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	304.77	Uh-huh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	305.24	Mm-hmm , hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	306.49	Yes .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	308.94	And um so this is a very cheap version so there are maybe you can carry on uh Matthew .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	316.5	Also so you have uh uh browsing the channels , actually so you can go up and down the channels , uh , if you have a video or something you can forward , back .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	323.46	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	324.68	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	332.07	How can you change from V_C_R_ to uh T_V_ , by the way ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	337.46	Oh no no no , this is a single this this is a model with just the T_V_ one .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	341.78	Okay yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	342.22	No no just sorry , this is a standard T_V_ one , we are not talking about that .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	342.28	Yeah yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	342.43	Ah , okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	346.04	So and then we have usually there twelve keys but we know that we rel that we have only ten digits .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	351.34	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	351.83	The extra two are for uh having or giving an option for uh having more than one channel .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	360.76	And the other one is for the teletext or something you want to browse through from that .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	363.38	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	365.05	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	365.17	Okay so it's it's t a very basic remote then , it's only Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	365.2	Actually .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	367.94	It's a very basic minimal thing which you can which is which is also available in the market , actually that's what it that it i and would cost us to build it about eight Euros .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	370.44	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	370.87	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	371.08	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	377.93	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	378.83	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	379.08	Seven , eight , ei eight Euros .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	380.43	Exce except for the for the special shape , the surfing board , it has a quite a a conventional layout of buttons uh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	385.5	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	388.39	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	389.15	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	390.2	So this one model and uh yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	392.41	Can I see ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	394.05	Thanks .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	394.3	Sure .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	397.65	Okay I like the volume control , that's good .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	401.61	Th this is a magic one but I know we don't want to talk about that , you know like uh i i i it is a very futuristic , it's like uh it's like a brain machine interface and all this stuff we are thinking about in the future , it can come .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	414.89	Uh-huh .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	415.59	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	417.89	So it doesn't actually have buttons .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	419.65	So that uh then what we look t yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	424.55	Did you wanna see ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	426.46	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	427.09	Yeah no you can carry on , I just look how it feels all .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	427.48	This is a model , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	431.24	Yes it really feels like like like a mobile phone .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	434.34	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	434.55	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	434.76	Yep .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	435.49	Just I'm I really want to talk to it .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	436.55	Yeah actually , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	438.59	But .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	439.83	It won't talk back .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	442.16	So but but continue with your uh mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	444.04	Uh so well then the this is the a more a little uh smooth and it gives a lot of functionality , uh in this way , so all we have uh th you see there are only six keys , but don't worry they are ma they are doing the job of twelve keys actually here .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	462.99	Right .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	463.22	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	464.34	And so they have more space actually and uh it's easy to uh use this and uh you have um so this is a standard uh uh infrared eye , and then you have a power button , which l volume , what you have , and then other than that you have uh channel up and down and uh f slow pause or s slow lo yeah s pause or stop , and uh then uh you can uh you have a L_C_D_ display , here and uh y this is a functional thing which can change like it's a toggle switch which could change the function say , y you press it Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	465.99	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	482.61	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	490.71	Play , pause .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	500.64	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	511.12	From D_V_D_ player to television or something .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	513.22	Exactly yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	513.34	I really can change it , so Instead of having many switches , y The L_C_D_ can display what is that on that , and uh well you can have a integrated microphone over here , or in the button th here , so which can uh basically you want to do a speech recognition and uh that channel a lot of information can be di displayed here directly on the um on your on your display .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	514.15	Yes .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	514.22	To audio and to video on demand .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	515.82	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	517.59	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	517.84	Yes and and and then you get feedback via the L_C_D_ yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	522.23	Yes .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	522.9	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	528.35	This is the orange button , the microphone .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	531.93	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	543.86	An yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	545.56	And here is a small L_E_D_ which is like blinking one , which tells you like uh are you running out of the battery , and which is can be useful for the locating as I was talking earlier okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	549.68	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	557.17	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	557.38	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	558.08	And uh well then we have a cover basically , basically you don't need much of the time this , when you need you can use it , and this gives additional functionality that tomorrow you want you can add a tactile thing to this cover you know .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	563.56	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	573.99	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	575.2	Crazy dis designer , okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	576.47	Design enter .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	577.7	Yeah but but but but uh i in there uh when this is closed , will it also uh cover up the L_C_D_ screen ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	581.65	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	584.12	Yeah yeah yeah yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	584.82	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	585.2	It's basically to do that .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	586.39	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	586.59	But but the L_C_D_ screen I mean is a very uh well an eye-attracting feature which shouldn't be shouldn't be That th that's true .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	595.11	Actually when you are watching the T_V_ , when you are watching anything or listening to them , you hardly care about what is getting displayed here , you know , uh you want to uh and this gives a protection to the L_C_D_ actually , giving a cover to that actually .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	596.98	Oh actually well .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	611.71	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	611.85	Gives a protection because when it falls down or something it it is it is is is it gives a protec it's more robust that way .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	616.37	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	616.85	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	617.28	Yes .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	617.81	Yes , more robust .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	619.96	Yes okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	620.22	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	620.52	Uh yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	621.51	And you have very good chances Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	623.18	It's low weight .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	624.05	You have to see yeah yeah the the components we put inside is very low weight .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	628.55	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	628.62	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	629.3	So the the cost is actually a bit more , it's uh it's it's sixteen Francs .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	633.78	It Sixteen Euros .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	637.24	Sixteen Euros sorry .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	638.14	Okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	638.9	So it's well outside the budget then .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	640.66	Then it's out of budget .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	642.58	But the the main point we we talk about that with our uh manufacturer .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	642.69	But w Mm 'kay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	647.47	And they say basically that the S_R_ system would be uh something like three Francs per item so three Euros sorry .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	647.7	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	655.01	Three Euros .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	657.45	And um No no no , part of that , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	658.29	That's on top of the sixteen , or is it part of that ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	661.62	Part of that .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	662.2	So that takes it down to thirteen Euros without the speech recognition .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	664.13	Yeah , yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	667.04	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	667.65	Hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	667.99	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	670.2	Well uh if you we can have if you have new more ideas we can add new more uh some more keys if you want to you know Yeah it it should not be cluttering up everything .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	677.64	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	678.42	Well I think th th yeah we should stick with uh a number of keys because if we add too much then it's too Locati .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	682.76	Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	686.04	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	687.59	What's this one on the side ?	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	689.06	Ah that's for the it's kind of a L_E_D_ for indicating your battery and as well as it's like a blinking one you know you can keep it aside .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	691.65	Location .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	692.98	Ah okay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	695.67	Mm-hmm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-C	696.17	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	696.88	Mm 'kay .	presentation of prototype(s)
-A	697.68	I like the shape of them , I do like the the size and the the shape .	presentation of prototype(s)
-D	699.92	Yeah .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	700.1	Well well Mm .	presentation of prototype(s)
-B	703.35	Be before ta talking about the money and what's possible and what is not possible , maybe Anna you can uh give our uh give us your um Yes .	evaluation of prototype(s) presentation of prototype(s)
-A	706.11	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	712.29	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	712.93	And maybe we run the evaluation on both of the products , both of these two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	716.53	Evalua evaluation and also the evaluation criteria , so what what is important to look at .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	720.79	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	722.95	Basically this is what we've talked about already , um , from the marketing point of view .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	725.1	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	727.34	We just wanna make sure that we've taken into account Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	730.39	Well just do it quickly if if we al already .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	734.52	So it's just a shortlist of criteria on um the things that we've identified as being important to selling the product .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	736.59	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	742.27	Um we just go through these and rate them as a group and then at the end we'll make an evaluation based on that , so just average the score of those items , so These are the things we identified as being important .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	757.08	Um the three things were look and feel , innovation and ease of use , were the three important components um appealing to the correct demographic so using those things in the right way to appeal to our demographic .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	763.03	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	771.3	And then goin following the company motto , following the fashion trends and putting that into the product as well .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	778.23	So well do you wanna go through and put through those on the the two products now or do we wanna discuss them further and then evaluate them ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	786.34	Um , n no why not why not discuss uh discuss it now , Mm , well my my personal view is uh w when when this one is eight Euros we must think how can we improve it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	790.55	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	792.18	So f just go through onto the whiteboard I guess .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	794.04	Not sure how this is gonna come out .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	813.01	So the first one was really very far below budget , would you want to take the price down of the end product according to that or just have the high profit on it ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	821.71	'Cause if we're only going to make it for eight Euros then we have a Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	836.66	And then I mean w w w you must just see it we can still spend this four and a half Euro and to r because th th th the the selling price is already prite fik uh uh quite fixed on twenty five Euros so we just have to offer as much as as well value for the for the customer uh he can have for twenty five Euro .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	843.27	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	844.88	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	855.17	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	855.97	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	860.97	Functionality .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	870.36	Okay so look and feel , innovation Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	880.48	And now it easy to use .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	883.54	Easy to use .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	885.38	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	893.14	target .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	901.4	And trends .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	907.5	Oh , you following the idea of using the um removable covers on these ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	912.31	Is that part of both of them or ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	912.53	Um well w w we can still discuss that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	915.44	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	916.04	So um , and together with evaluating this uh we we might come with new ideas I mean adding things or uh removing uh of options because they are too expensive , but um I've received uh a framework which we can do this .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	923.11	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	929.34	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	939.09	I mean did you have this this Excel sheet ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	939.62	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	942.85	No .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	943.15	No .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	943.48	No okay , this is these are the the the latest prices of our production uh uh production unit for several components , so we can uh see whether the the price is is within the twelve Euro uh fifty cents uh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	943.71	No .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	958.99	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	960.01	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	961.6	So maybe we can start with this , uh , calling this one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	964.16	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	964.87	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	965.57	So it's the pink .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	966.26	Th th this is the first design .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	969.2	And the other one's green .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	975.24	Yes .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	975.7	Okay , so look and feel ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	978.16	Where um one is I've broken the pen again .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	984.33	Uh there is another pen .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	984.75	S yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	985.3	Get that one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	986.23	Um w one's bad and seven's the best .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	992.19	Sorry , one's true and seven's false .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	993.68	One's the best .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	995.06	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	995.56	So on a scale of one to seven ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	996.11	'Kay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	996.77	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	997.75	So .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	998.18	Look and feel .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1002.13	Well you already feel that uh pretty much I think .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1013.83	In i in my opinion purely feel is is is very good , is very good in your hand , so I I I would consider two or or may maybe even one for feel .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1015.34	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1017.53	Mm-hmm , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1021.04	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1024.57	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1025.76	But that's just half , we should also consider look , and then i it looks quite conventional .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1028.24	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1035.58	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1037.14	Don't you agree ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1037.79	Mm yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1038.39	On the scale u it's between functional and fancy basically we're looking at , so Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1040.51	So maybe two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1042.24	Hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1042.9	Hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1043.01	Ma ma ma ma maybe say say five I It's my opinion , but I don't know what what Four , four .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1048.8	Well I will give it maybe we have anyways the way we have designed it's like the surf as you say you know .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1056.37	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1057.71	It though the look is fine but uh still I will give four in that case you know .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1062.21	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1062.47	Four maybe .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1063.11	Four ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1063.35	Four yeah that Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1063.69	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1064.09	Now we th th then we settle on four .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1065.13	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1068.62	I will gi yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1073.78	Uh .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1074.02	'Kay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1074.13	Can you maybe fix the other Mm , try it , just try it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1075.7	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1076.46	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1076.61	If you press like this not like this then you But Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1081.77	No that's the ink's dried .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1082.29	No .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1082.8	C can you get the batteries ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1084.21	No no the battery has fallen down , that's i Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1085.64	Battery's low , isn't it the ink ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1087.45	The b that's the that that one ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1091.0	battery there .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1096.92	No no it's not that , it's how to close a battery .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1104.28	Okay ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1104.95	Now it should be .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1105.75	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1108.52	No I think it's lost a battery .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1111.13	No it's It would still write but it wouldn't pick it up with the sensors .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1112.01	Oh it will not ri mm , mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1117.62	Is there another battery there ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1119.65	Oh yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1121.72	You got a second ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1124.3	Try a Perfect .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1125.95	Well we won't be able to tell .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1127.51	Yes , it it has a mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1135.83	Is that working ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1140.61	Did it come out ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1141.74	Good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1142.46	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1142.6	Good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1142.96	Good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1143.59	Because we'll be able to see it still even if it wasn't working , it's just a normal whiteboard marker but it wouldn't be picked up on the the actual whiteboard .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1146.38	Yeah , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1149.88	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1151.0	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1151.93	So then then Ah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1153.82	And the other one ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1156.92	Wow .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1159.33	I think it's slightly better , um , it's hard to tell from just the plasticine , but Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1160.74	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1163.78	I I I When we want to include I I I'm doubting about this this component .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1171.3	It it it it breaks in your Mm , yes I see , mm okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1173.81	'Kay maybe It's not a button it's a led , it's a Ac actually yeah it should be embedded .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1174.23	No actually this is this is not going to protrude actually , it it's n i it is jus It's a led actually which which 'll be covering in a curve It's will be embedded there so it won't be really you know protruding or something .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1174.39	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1178.04	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1186.02	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1186.66	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1186.93	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1188.66	Oh you can push push it again , you can push it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1191.41	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1192.01	The other thing is , is the left hand one protruding ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1192.05	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1194.0	'Cause if people are left handed they want to use the other hand , maybe it won't work so well .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1194.59	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1197.43	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1198.96	No you it it not protruding actually , it will go in better into that Uh it's fine I think .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1202.18	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1203.08	Well r r Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1204.53	I'd say two or three for that one , personally .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1209.06	Probably more towards three than two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1211.97	I think the look is better but the feel is is is worse .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1214.53	So so I would also say this is four .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1217.59	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1218.41	But w w do you what do you think ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1222.43	My just that um the feel is that um you right now you you don't see the feel because right uh for example if you press it quite inside now like this , now it's embedded one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1235.52	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1236.69	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1237.16	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1237.75	Yes .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1238.42	This is how embedded one will Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1239.52	Yes , it basically is the same shape .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1241.58	It's a bas basically the same thing actually .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1244.04	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1244.74	You will be Except that in this c Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1244.78	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1246.52	And the L_C_D_ makes it better .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1248.39	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1249.29	And you might have a slight thing for to forward and Yeah , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1249.41	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1249.74	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1249.92	Mm , okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1249.95	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1252.0	So I will say two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1252.37	Yeah it's d it's definitely more fancier than that one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1254.37	Yes , okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1255.01	I would say two , three .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1256.06	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1256.37	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1257.73	So , consensus ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1258.75	Two or three ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1259.3	Two ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1259.69	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1259.82	Two ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1260.38	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1260.57	Two's good yes .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1264.35	looking like No but except for the design of the surf .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1264.59	Um , 'kay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1265.39	Innovation .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1266.83	The first one , not really muc Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1268.01	Basically there is no innovation in the first one compared to what exists in the market , right ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1272.5	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1273.63	Do we Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1275.81	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1276.34	The surf uh design .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1277.46	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1277.99	What What features are we actually including ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1278.18	You should be rea Uh no I think it's more of the feel .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1279.76	Are we including like a location kind of thing like trying to find it ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1284.66	There's nothing like that ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1286.26	But th is there any there's no actual innovation in that at all , it's just a straight-out remote control .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1288.47	Yeah , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1289.64	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1289.97	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1290.32	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1290.92	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1291.33	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1291.46	The only innova innovation is the shape .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1293.52	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1293.75	Say about that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1294.86	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1294.94	S so that Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1295.62	So there's no this uh look and feel thing , though that's not a technological innovation .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1298.07	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1298.39	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1298.58	You're right .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1299.24	So I'd be up for seven for innovation .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1301.05	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1306.34	And the And the second one is really uh state of the art , uh in terms of innovation .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1312.44	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1316.24	And um with many more functionalities , and can open and close the the bottom part .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1324.85	Yeah , it gives it Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1325.94	Yes .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1326.57	A and the L_C_D_ screen is That's that's that's well it's quite innovative .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1328.93	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1332.69	And all the scrolling uh buttons and menu and pro programmable device behind this .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1339.14	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1340.39	Uh could put it at one or two I would say .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1343.72	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1343.77	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1344.42	Personally .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1344.8	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1345.0	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1345.39	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1345.63	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1346.82	So what is it , what are the innovations with this ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1348.83	Got the L_C_D_ screen .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1349.24	Uh Yeah automatic speech recognition .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1352.68	Is that in this one though ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1353.49	Is this 'cause this is the Th th there were different options we discussed then , we discussed the one that was in budget and the one that was out of budget .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1355.6	No , we ha Yeah , eight Euros yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1361.34	We just diske discuss it as you designed it and then we will will try to get it in the budget .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1364.12	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1364.63	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1365.41	So the cost for these were what was the cost for the first one ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1366.09	So Eight .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1368.69	Eight Euros ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1369.2	Eight .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1371.24	Well actually we have yeah to check again yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1375.24	And this one was sixteen Euros .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1375.99	Yes .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1376.24	Sixteen .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1376.91	Sixteen Euros .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1382.44	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1382.8	So .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1386.29	Innovation for this one is two ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1389.28	One ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1389.96	It's a two , I would say two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1391.75	Two ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1391.78	W W un to be one what would do we nee actually , yeah , I don't see okay , one would would be without buttons , .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1391.91	Two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1396.62	Why it is one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1401.45	A man w w Yes .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1402.19	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1402.63	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1403.19	Well the speech recognition is a very good innovation I believe it , so Give it a one ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1403.36	Bu Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1406.24	So maybe we can put one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1407.09	This this is it w with the speech recognition ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1409.44	It's using speech recognition , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1410.42	Okay yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1410.84	Well .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1411.57	Gi given that that it works , then it's I think one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1412.89	Yeah , one , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1414.01	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1417.15	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1418.34	Ease of use ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1420.16	Uh He is used to it act They are used to it actually .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1420.88	So the first one is really standard , so everybody i including our grandmothers can use it , right ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1423.41	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1425.97	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1426.5	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1428.18	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1428.87	So that's maybe a a two for ease of use .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1430.77	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1431.49	Here there may Uh , though it has more functionality I think it shouldn't be for the user to learn it actually .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1433.8	Um , the other one is quite easy , tho though .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1443.09	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1444.96	Hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1445.21	It shouldn't be diffi Uh yeah , actually in fact I think it will be Yeah Yeah but y Well we have reduced the keys actually you see .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1445.38	So maybe a three or a four .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1452.7	One me um we hope maybe sometimes people get uh scared with the number of buttons .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1458.29	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1459.4	And there is a like I would say three .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1461.95	Or maybe four .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1463.08	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1464.66	Consensus ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1465.67	Three or four ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1466.88	Three , I would .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1467.73	Three is fine with me .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1467.83	Yeah , yeah because it's n uh it's not like a big one with uh one hundred buttons or so , This one would be uh for grandmothers .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1468.17	Three ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1468.29	Three .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1468.58	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1472.94	Yeah it's a actually the user has to put some effort to do use that actually , it's not so easy , like this one the normal .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1473.82	No .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1476.96	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1478.12	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1480.27	Yes but then when when he is used to it , i i it is quite easy .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1484.55	Is quite easy yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1485.34	So so I think th three is good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1485.55	Initially there there is a lot of effort , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1487.14	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1487.4	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1488.37	Good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1488.63	What's the next ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1488.91	So three's uh how well it goes to the target demographic .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1492.92	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1493.05	So we're d we're still thinking twenty to forty year olds ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1493.23	So Twe twenty to forty , yes that's Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1495.43	That's Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1499.57	Oh no , this would I I would I would give this model to the old people actually .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1500.82	No .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1502.86	Yeah , grandmothers , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1503.78	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1504.92	So sh completely changed our demographic there , it's not part of the the funky young thing .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1505.16	And Oh yeah , .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1508.56	Well exce except for the surfing shape .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1509.22	Yeah that's true .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1510.49	I mean that's that's something which which has an appeal on this group I think , but Mm w w w we after this we can can consider uh for instance , making this more attractive to to the demographic Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1511.17	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1512.07	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1514.28	If it was the very bottom price range or it was like between this and another one we did the same thing then I can imagine it being applying to the the demographic yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1515.01	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1523.18	That's it's still Ye Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1530.5	'Cause we have got room , we've got some budget there to add a few things to it , that's right .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1534.05	But as it is now , I w would say mm , six , something .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1538.96	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1539.47	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1543.81	Do you agree ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1544.07	And Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1545.22	I Well I think Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1546.08	Yeah because it's so important it's i it was written that it really so important , the um the the look and uh taking care of its it targets , the right range of people , right ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1560.41	Uh yeah but but if you sell it in the market it's going to be cheap , actually .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1565.25	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1565.85	But w Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1566.0	But it's going to be cheap whatever though , it was set with i we've got a set price .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1566.16	So And people can still decide to use the cheaper one instead of a Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1573.77	But for us it's yeah we have a constraint that we need to sell at twenty five Euros .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1577.68	Mm , yeah , indeed .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1578.35	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1578.99	There's nothing that would make me spend an extra k few Euros on that one rather than another one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1579.42	Th t t Ju just think , twenty five Euros , I mean it's not going to be cheaper .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1581.31	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1585.88	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1586.22	So in that case well it's fine then .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1586.35	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1587.94	We can yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1588.14	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1588.29	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1588.47	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1588.75	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1589.42	Um and the demokraphi demographic of the second one ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1592.54	And the demographics of Yeah I think it's uh it has more market actually .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1593.38	It's got the got the the toys in it , it's got the L_C_D_ screen and Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1595.24	Yeah tha tha tha tha tha that's I think it's better , because of the L_C_D_ screen which is really an appeal on the on the on the on the and on the Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1601.88	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1603.75	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1604.27	And if you want to target yeah if we we wish to to sell four millions of this , I think for this audience we need absolutely the L_C_D_ screen .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1614.65	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1615.59	So , the L_C_D_ screen uh attracts , yes .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1618.88	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1619.52	Because it Mm , ma maybe that's something to consider , yes , so .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1619.57	I think especially if we're gonna n have an L_C_D_ screen on a low range product then that's good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1623.73	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1626.1	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1626.96	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1628.72	Wh what what No s say t two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1631.04	I'd probably go with three again for that one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1634.24	Or even Even one and two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1637.2	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1637.77	Y yeah , you know two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1638.45	Or two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1638.67	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1639.2	So , two , yeah ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1639.76	Two ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1639.94	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1640.1	Two yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1640.39	Yeah two yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1641.45	Because tomorrow this will be more appealing because you can add lot of sophistication on that .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1647.09	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1648.0	Because then you you have it uh d you have lot of things which you can include for the people to We have to practically test it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1651.07	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1652.74	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1653.56	And especially I guess 'cause this has the speech recognition as well , and that makes it more appealing , it's more of a a new fun toy .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1663.4	The field test will tell you how good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1663.7	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1664.72	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1665.75	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1666.26	Okay , the final point , trends .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1667.64	And following the trends .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1667.96	The trends .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1669.12	So the trends were the fruit and vegetables and the spongy feel .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1673.82	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1674.17	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1674.88	So as it is , not really doing either of them .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1678.65	I think Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1679.41	Spongy , uh , that means that it goes in in the water .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1684.87	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1685.06	Well , the spongy could be part of the the feel of the buttons as well , I know some have you tried the mobile phones that have got the kinda spongy buttons and not not exactly spongy but I'm thinking one of the Nokias that's got like you ca it hasn't got individual buttons it's got just a one bit on it and so you can that feels kinda spongy .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1692.47	Uh okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1697.55	Yeah I know .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1701.16	But this one includes this feature , right ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1703.38	Spongy buttons .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1704.71	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1705.12	We we we we we yeah , it's the way they are going to be , actually .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1705.19	So it's sort of , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1707.26	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1707.61	So Uh the maybe in the colour we can make it uh fruit and and veggie .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1708.26	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1708.8	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1715.27	But that's if you're using the covers .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1716.4	And the then we can al yes .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1716.72	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1717.11	Or is it just one Well they make it for mobiles , it can't be that much more complicated .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1718.38	We can we can consider uh uh is it possible do you think , to to make a cover for s such a phone ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1725.71	I mean Well just with the with the flexible plastic uh I th I th I think O o or just two things which can be put on each other .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1728.52	But why do you want to cover that actually ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1730.35	In that uh w in the mod Uh uh y are you sure ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1735.06	So you got the option of having different colours or different textures .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1736.62	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1737.24	This is possible .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1744.15	Yeah I think yeah it should be possible like what we do with the mobile phone , yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1750.91	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1751.13	Yeah exactly like Nokia phones .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1752.85	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1753.85	Yes , exactly like it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1754.48	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1756.03	Uh , so Maybe we can but we have to decide it , we can put the the the fancy f look of vegetables for instance , to to these covers and s now try to invest in the in in the features .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1768.19	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1773.43	I think the if we do the cover that's really going with the company's philosophy of having the fashion in in electronics , it lets people have the latest fashion even next year when fruit and vegetables might be out , you'll still be able to put a new cover on it and then it'll still be in fashion .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1779.69	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1784.72	Mm mm mm mm mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1785.38	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1786.63	'Cause sometimes look at this computer , th this laptop , it's all black , and uh it's quite conventional , and sometimes people don't like too much flashy colours like this one presented here .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1790.54	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1796.32	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1798.0	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1798.59	So maybe we could do like in the range the set of what we propose a black one , very standard one , that meets the the requirements of th such people that want really standard uh things .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1802.77	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1804.7	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1805.02	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1805.37	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1806.52	Yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1811.52	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1812.38	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1812.61	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1813.26	And then you have the option of having the different colours , different covers .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1815.16	Yes .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1815.53	So so so that that would make the trends equal , so we we we really have don't have , I mean Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1815.73	Yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1820.82	Mm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1821.19	There's n yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1822.77	'Cause that's the that's the feature that could be included in either of them .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1825.74	Although it is more with the spongy buttons on the um on the other one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1828.65	Yeah , so a a point better for the for the number two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1828.69	Yes , indeed .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1831.4	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1831.74	So .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1833.55	Two and three , or one and two ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1835.57	Yes .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1837.2	Yeah , it's one .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1837.94	Say , say one and two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1838.72	One and two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1839.01	Mm-hmm .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1840.55	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1842.16	So le le let's see .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1843.62	So d this one has spongy but buttons ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1844.81	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1847.33	Yeah , it says a One point six , one point One point eight yeah .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1847.59	Yeah , the blue one uh spongy .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1849.18	Mm , I see , yes okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1850.89	Okay so the average of that is three six nine divided by five , so five mm nine by five , one point s eight ?	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1851.35	Good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1858.23	Just add it .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1859.01	Nine .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1859.56	You know .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1860.79	Three , six , seven .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1868.67	This one , eleven thirteen nineteen twenty one , divided by five is four point two yep .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-D	1872.68	Four point Uh four point two .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-C	1876.19	Very good .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1877.38	Okay .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-A	1878.24	But we still got a very different price for those two so they're not really comparable yet anyway .	evaluation of prototype(s)
-B	1880.39	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1881.87	We we must try to get them closer .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1882.41	Yeah , it's right , yeah that's right .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1883.75	Yep .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1885.38	Both in i i or we just have to choose .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1885.51	Wow .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1888.63	And adapt .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1890.15	Because , when we choose for this one we have to we have to make it more attractive and w when we to d for this one we have to make it more cheap .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1890.4	Yep .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1895.23	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1898.9	Well it's easier to just make that one cheaper by just taking the speech recognition out .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1902.31	That'll basically take us down to the budget .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1903.33	Yes , well But I'm now did y did you work with the same prices that I have here ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1911.01	So I I give yeah I just give a call with the manufacturer uh and uh I explained them and they told me this could be possible for sixteen Fr Euros .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1918.21	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1920.82	Uh unfortunately we didn't see this chip , uh Matthew , so maybe we have to recap with this one .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1924.15	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1924.63	Yep .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1926.01	Mm , tha Well yes , well uh re reconsider it .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1930.15	Maybe we ought to reconsider everything with this , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1935.02	So let's let's try to to model this this phone in this sheet , uh what kind of energy source uh I I we didn't speak about that .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1938.91	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1945.15	It's a it's a normal battery , or Yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1948.0	Yeah , it migh It it'll need uh more than a conventional one , it won't be uh just maybe you might use a A_A_ battery actually .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1959.41	What do you say , Mael ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1961.27	For this one it's a normal battery .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1963.37	Just so one battery .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1965.45	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1966.81	Electronics .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1968.22	given speech recognition I think w you should go for the less fancy chip .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1972.71	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1973.7	Uh sample speaker , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1974.66	Yeah , yes , or sample sensor , yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1977.22	Sample , yeah , this one .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1978.61	Yes , this one .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1979.37	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1980.6	Case ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1982.44	Um , I see I Double curve .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1983.87	So So which one are we talking to ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1985.62	Curved .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1986.36	Double curved yeah right .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1987.87	It's uh Are you talking about this or that ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1990.29	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1992.21	Yeah , it's gonna be more than just the biggest case , definitely .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1994.9	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1997.68	Well Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1998.72	Either of them .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1998.84	Oh yes , we are talking about , but they have the same shape , but , actually bu So th th this would be double curves ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1999.89	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2001.78	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2002.77	They're both going to be not basic cases .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2007.8	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2008.45	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2009.67	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2012.16	Uh , plastic would be the material .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2013.12	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2013.55	The basic one , yep .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2015.73	Is it zero Franc ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2017.51	A special colour ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2020.7	Uh special colour , now we leave it to the covers .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2024.69	Uh Ah good .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2025.33	So now we're either going button or L_C_D_s , L_C_D_ display .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2026.45	Push .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2029.35	Mm , yes , but Yeah th now this is per per unit , this number of components .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2030.07	L_C_D_ is .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2031.9	It's okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2032.57	Just say L_C_D_ .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2034.79	Is that price per unit , or for the whole thing ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2040.34	So it would need twelve buttons .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2041.84	Yeah , we might need a scroll wheel , right , for that ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2044.55	No but for this one it's twelve Euro .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2045.88	No , for that one also .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2047.97	There are twelve ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2048.6	So , one , two , three , four , five , six , seven , eight , nine , t Yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2049.2	Yeah that's a scroll .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2057.9	Twelve I believe .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2060.61	So this comes to eighteen .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2062.45	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2062.87	And that's without any special button supplements .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2066.2	Yeah , one scroll wheel you might need .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2068.88	So So I think but th do you agree th that thi Yes I Yes I'm I'm no I'm no I'm not sh sure .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2070.1	So we'd have a special colour , special form and special material on all of them .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2073.49	They're not just standard buttons .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2073.83	Uh Bad estimate , right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2078.43	Wait a minute , it's not it's not double curved , it's single curved , right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2081.71	Because it's there is no like .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2085.75	But I thought it would be curved on two it's like it's curved on the sides and curved on the top and bottom as well , that's what I thought .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2093.38	Well it's you know this curve like this so , it's w there is only is is is there is nothing like y you know in the other stuff there are yeah concave .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2094.47	Yes I kno undes I understand what you mean , yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2105.06	You talking about concave curves ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2105.51	Uh-huh .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2107.38	So I think we can put um the single curved in the sixteen .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2107.52	Both .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2109.32	You think a single curved ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2113.13	That makes uh seventeen .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2116.52	And what are just The bt buttons , we have twelve buttons , are you sure ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2120.67	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2121.42	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2121.77	Yes .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2123.1	Uh W d we have we haven't talk about a , but that's no a is very exp inexpensive I believe but it is not in the list .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2123.12	We have more , we've got those the scroll wheel on the side and yeah The sc Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2124.34	So I had a bad uh bad estimation .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2136.91	We've got a scroll wheel for the volume don't we , or is it some other thing that's not on there .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2140.48	W ho h is this a scroll wheel or is this a a a sort of button which can be pressed on two sides uh so for higher and lower ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2143.58	No no no .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2149.59	'Kay we've only got five minutes left guys so we need to wrap it up pretty fast .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2153.41	Yes , a kind of scroll wheel .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2162.04	So this is even more than the um than the cost you gave , the sixteen Euros .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2164.1	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2165.75	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2170.88	Okay , so based on that , yeah , um where is the es okay sample speaker But still , yeah it No we cannot , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2179.12	That is the sample sensor and sample speaker .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2182.77	So um We're We We could go for the for the for the for the for a simple chip , but then we can't have the the speech recognition , yes ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2186.25	We just need that actually .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2191.29	We need one .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2206.75	Yes ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2209.64	So so w when we w a this would this would be cutting the speech recognition .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2209.99	So But the um Yeah but if you have the near the L_C_D_ you can um choose select between um you know like uni universal between audio , T_V_ and V_C_R_ , and this needs a needs a advanced chip .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2210.02	S Oh I i it I think it's going to be y y yeah it's th with the regular chip , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2228.96	Transti Say say it's regular , regular chip , and we still on fifteen , so Yes but that maybe Well we can just say one .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2229.61	Right , Matthew ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2231.7	Or regular chip ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2234.04	I think yeah regular , today we you can do that with regular chip .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2238.18	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2238.52	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2239.58	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2240.04	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2241.34	So .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2243.03	And what about the number of buttons buttons uh my Matthew ?	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2250.52	Uh Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	2255.18	When you look at this w , this u uh item , But You cannot make a phone to your boss saying twelve fifty is really really low , no ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2262.36	Ca l we are just when we just want to uh to cut the number of buttons we have to make seven to to fit in in twelve twelve fifty .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2271.04	So is it possible ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	2272.95	But that's seven basic buttons right , seven buttons without any adds-on , without special colours or form or material .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	2278.91	That'll be then we have uh have to ask the user to press it several times .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2279.13	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	2288.87	No no , he he he I I Mm-hmm .	costing components, materials and energy sources
-A	2289.78	Well So the L_C_D_ display is is three Francs , sorry three Euros , by itself .	costing components, materials and energy sources
-C	2296.48	And uh we don't want to to change that right ?	costing
-C	2299.54	We we really want a L_C_D_ other otherwise we w wouldn not get the market .	costing
-D	2299.71	Uh Or we could even replace them by buttons actually .	costing
-B	2301.17	Mm-hmm .	costing
-B	2303.74	Otherwise y you ha you have a s ve very normal uh thing like this .	costing
-C	2304.56	It's evident .	costing
-C	2309.76	Yeah .	costing
-A	2310.02	Mm .	costing
-A	2312.21	So twelve Euro fifty , we got two off of the battery , we can't do anything about that , so ten fifty , if we want an L_C_D_ dispra display , that's seven fifty um , so we've got seven fifty to use for the case and for the buttons .	costing
-C	2312.97	And I dunno So wha what what each of us think about the because it's measure point the L_C_D_ , um Do you think it's important ?	costing
-B	2329.31	Mm .	costing
-A	2330.04	And the chip .	costing
-A	2330.51	Sorry the chip's up there already .	costing
-B	2333.76	Mm-hmm , mm-hmm .	costing
-A	2335.62	So we're gonna have to scale this down to get within budget , there's no doubt about that .	costing
-B	2341.82	A Mm Mm .	costing
-C	2355.97	Because sometimes whe when you watch the T_V_ in fact , you have a big display and maybe you don't need one more in your hands ?	costing
-C	2362.14	I dunno , I'm just asking .	costing
-D	2362.87	A actually it depends , it depends what kind of functionalities you want to add into it , for example if you add two more functionalities then better you add two more buttons , or and you'll have L_C_D_ display which is that is going to bring the cost by two two Euros at least .	costing
-A	2363.41	Mm .	costing
-A	2367.24	Yep .	costing
-A	2372.01	Mm .	costing
-A	2373.65	Yeah .	costing
-A	2376.27	I think , unless we can really drive these prices down we need to get rid of the L_C_D_ display .	costing
-D	2381.73	Okay so we can get rid of it and then add a couple of buttons .	costing
-C	2382.58	Yeah , it's true yeah .	costing
-C	2384.35	But uh , do we want that ?	costing
-C	2388.34	On the market point of view , yeah .	costing
-C	2389.9	What do you think uh , L_C_D_ is a major feature , or ?	costing
-B	2395.35	I I think we have to come to a decision now , just I I think we we what we just do i is vote about the uh the L_C_D_ uh display so Yes .	costing
-A	2395.46	For the price , it's gonna be what we can afford , and it's looking like we can't afford the L_C_D_ display , there's no way we can get it in there .	costing
-A	2404.65	Mm .	costing
-A	2410.79	Mm-hmm .	costing
-C	2412.58	You assume , you want a democratic voyt vote , right ?	costing
-C	2415.56	Okay .	costing
-B	2416.18	Yes .	costing
-B	2416.4	Yes .	costing
-C	2417.44	Okay .	costing
-B	2417.53	One man one vote .	costing
-B	2419.16	S so who thinks the the L_C_D_ disply display should be i should be in it ?	costing
-A	2425.53	I th I'd like t it to be in but I can't see it happening .	costing
-A	2427.61	I can't see it fitting in .	costing
-B	2427.7	Mm .	costing
-B	2428.38	Mm-hmm mm-hmm .	costing
-D	2428.98	I think but Yeah but the only thing is that what is the multiple functionalities you want to include with that .	costing
-C	2430.32	We need to be .	costing
-A	2430.36	Bu y you're a power voter uh veto anyway as Project Manager .	costing
-B	2432.95	Mm-hmm , I know , but Yes .	costing
-C	2433.98	Yeah .	costing
-A	2440.95	well we have to make a decision now , that's it .	costing
-D	2442.71	Yeah .	costing
-B	2443.56	So uh uh having an L_C_D_ s display is just uh uh have very very limited amount of buttons .	costing
-B	2451.3	Is that acceptable ?	costing
-B	2452.16	Ca can I have can the functions be implement in an You've you you agree .	costing
-C	2456.49	Yes .	costing
-D	2460.07	W I I I just Yeah .	costing
-B	2460.92	So hav hav having seven buttons , instead of twelve .	costing
-B	2464.69	So that wou would be cutting cutting suh say about these buttons .	costing
-C	2468.92	Because one yeah th show me that uh actually we could in fact we move these three buttons and have three uh possibilities for each of the three here .	costing
-B	2481.29	Mm .	costing
-C	2481.89	Here one , at the middle , and at the bottom .	costing
-A	2485.2	Mm .	costing
-A	2485.58	I think then we we're really losing ease of use .	costing
-C	2488.19	Okay , .	costing
-D	2488.66	That will create another problem .	costing
-D	2491.11	For the people to use it .	costing
-D	2493.51	It's not going to be easy .	costing
-A	2495.17	Okay .	costing
-C	2495.27	Okay .	costing
-B	2495.49	Mm .	costing
-D	2495.85	Doing that .	costing
-B	2496.05	So um I I think we should we should cut the L_C_D_ screen .	costing
-B	2500.97	That that's that's my opinion .	costing
-D	2502.37	No , it's okay , you uh cut the L_C_D_ screen and introduce two more buttons .	costing
-B	2503.62	Just Uh where , L_C_ Okay w we now we can just uh Yes .	costing
-A	2507.23	Okay .	costing
-A	2508.15	So L_C_D_'s out , is speech rec out now ?	costing
-A	2510.15	We've Yep .	costing
-C	2511.01	The speech recognition is out .	costing
-C	2514.93	Because of the budget , yeah .	costing
-A	2516.08	Yep .	costing
-A	2519.86	So are we basically back to the original one now , back to the first version ?	costing
-A	2523.9	Which turns out to be on budget exactly , pretty much .	costing
-D	2527.46	Yeah .	costing
-A	2528.47	With these new costings .	costing
-C	2529.69	Yes .	costing
-A	2530.21	So just look at forget that one and look at that one now .	costing
-C	2532.82	Yeah .	costing
-B	2533.2	Yes .	costing
-B	2533.55	I th I th I think w we just go for this one and that that now twelve Euros is the is is the price , okay .	costing
-A	2536.01	Mm .	costing
-A	2539.22	Yep .	costing
-A	2541.5	Okay .	costing
-B	2541.54	My m my supervisor will be glad that it's fifty cents cheaper than he expected .	costing
-A	2541.89	Well that's that's Yep .	costing
-C	2545.01	Actually yeah , we we we will not need the really uh expert designers um because the amount , yeah .	costing
-A	2545.91	So .	costing
-A	2550.07	Mm .	costing
-D	2550.58	Yeah .	costing
-A	2553.14	Yep .	costing
-B	2553.65	Okay .	closing
-A	2553.68	So w we can go back and l talk to the suppliers maybe and see if we can drive the prices down to add a few more things in but that's all we can do with the restrictions we have at the moment .	costing
-B	2562.47	Okay , good .	closing
-B	2563.48	Then we the same .	closing
-B	2564.94	Thank you .	closing
-D	2565.3	Okay .	closing
-B	2566.01	That was it .	closing
-A	2566.62	Mm-hmm .	closing
-D	2566.9	That's it .	closing
-C	2568.17	Thanks .	closing
-D	2568.55	Cool .	closing
-A	2571.2	Okay .	closing

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-B	14.48	How do you wear this thing ?	opening
-A	21.01	Hmm .	opening
-A	22.01	Mm mm mm .	opening
-B	31.94	Not too many cables and stuff .	opening
-B	63.09	Original .	opening
-A	78.74	Is recorded ?	opening
-A	79.52	Okay ?	opening
-A	81.96	Okay so welcome everyone .	opening
-A	84.52	So we are here for the kickoff meeting of uh the process of designing a new remote control .	opening
-A	93.04	So I will first start with a warm welcome opening stuff , then uh we will uh see what will be uh our product and what will be the different step we will have to design it .	opening
-A	111.2	And uh then we will uh discuss if we have few ideas and we will uh end uh by uh dispatching the different task you will be you will have to fulfil to complete this process .	opening
-A	126.97	So sorry ?	opening
-B	127.83	Uh .	opening
-B	128.26	Just one thing .	opening
-B	128.92	Uh , you said twenty-five minutes , but I have something else to do uh , so gotta have another meeting uh soon , so maybe you could hurry up a bit It's true .	opening
-B	139.11	I have another meeting so if you could uh Yeah .	opening
-A	142.4	You have another meeting soon ?	opening
-A	144.61	So you have to be quick .	opening
-B	145.71	Yeah , for the lawnmower project .	opening
-A	148.29	Okay .	opening
-B	149.03	Okay .	opening
-A	149.79	So the the goal is to have a remote control so to have an advantage over our competitors we have to be original , we have to be trendy and we have to also try to be user-friendly .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	166.1	So uh the design step will be divided in three uh main points .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	171.72	First it will be the functional design .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	175.76	Third is the conceptual design and then is the desired design .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	180.1	So the functional design is to identify the main user needs , the technical function the remote control should fulfil .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	190.42	And then we will move to f conceptual design where we'll specify the different component involved , what kind of user interf interface we want and what are the different uh trend in user interface and stuff like that .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	205.97	And then the desired devi design will consist in uh specifically implementing and detailing the choice we've uh made in the second point .	project specs and roles of participants
-A	220.8	So I will now ask you which is very important for the design of a new remote control for to uh each of us to to draw uh your favourite animal on the white board .	drawing exercise
-B	234.57	What an original idea .	drawing exercise
-A	238.12	Do you have any idea of which animal you want to show us ?	drawing exercise
-B	242.6	Orangutan .	drawing exercise
-A	244.08	Okay that's good .	drawing exercise
-C	248.33	No no n You should write y the name I think .	drawing exercise
-A	248.99	n n You should If you want to react uh about this wonderful drawing uh I'll let you uh comment .	drawing exercise
-B	250.06	Can I give you the no ?	drawing exercise
-B	251.97	But I don't have to say anything .	drawing exercise
-B	255.93	When I'm drawing the orangutan .	drawing exercise
-B	270.06	It's an abstract drawing of an orangutan .	drawing exercise
-A	272.05	Okay it's an abstract drawing .	drawing exercise
-B	273.71	Yes .	drawing exercise
-A	277.41	I think it's nice and original .	drawing exercise
-B	282.28	I don't have a red colour .	drawing exercise
-B	284.01	Usually orangutans have red hair so this is a very important but I don't have red pen , so Yes .	drawing exercise
-A	288.12	Okay .	drawing exercise
-A	289.68	You want to draw something Christine ?	drawing exercise
-D	300.26	Okay uh sorry .	drawing exercise
-D	306.01	You have to imagine a little bit um .	drawing exercise
-D	312.66	This Sorry too uh .	drawing exercise
-A	318.16	Of course your animal is recorded so it's not lost .	drawing exercise
-B	322.27	Yes .	drawing exercise
-B	322.6	I know .	drawing exercise
-A	343.85	Is this uh Ah okay it's pretty .	drawing exercise
-B	343.95	Wha what is this strange beast ?	drawing exercise
-D	344.59	Is it beautiful ?	drawing exercise
-B	348.86	Is it a monster ?	drawing exercise
-D	351.0	Do you know ?	drawing exercise
-D	351.9	It's a cat .	drawing exercise
-B	352.77	It's a cat ?	drawing exercise
-D	353.56	Isn't it ?	drawing exercise
-B	354.34	I thought these things did not exist .	drawing exercise
-D	356.37	Yes yes is it like that .	drawing exercise
-C	356.61	Me Ah yeah .	drawing exercise
-D	358.83	Is it better ?	drawing exercise
-B	359.3	Ah yeah Does have a name ?	drawing exercise
-C	360.83	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-D	361.93	Okay .	drawing exercise
-D	362.92	It's my cat .	drawing exercise
-A	364.55	Okay it's your cat .	drawing exercise
-D	365.95	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-D	367.49	The name is Caramel .	drawing exercise
-B	369.43	Caramel .	drawing exercise
-C	369.91	Caramel .	drawing exercise
-B	370.04	Ah-ha .	drawing exercise
-D	370.18	Yeah .	drawing exercise
-A	370.93	Okay .	drawing exercise
-A	372.21	Olivier , do you want to Okay I go , but next time you'll do something I'm sure .	drawing exercise
-C	372.34	And you I think I'm too short for the cables .	drawing exercise
-B	383.55	Next time I concentrate .	drawing exercise
-A	388.94	I'm a bit short on cable .	drawing exercise
-A	390.54	Okay .	drawing exercise
-A	391.46	So what could I draw ?	drawing exercise
-A	393.86	Maybe I can draw like a very simplified cow .	drawing exercise
-A	402.68	I don't know if it looks like a cow Like a what ?	drawing exercise
-B	406.27	He looks like a bong .	drawing exercise
-B	409.49	Okay .	drawing exercise
-B	409.9	Sorry .	drawing exercise
-B	411.32	No .	drawing exercise
-C	412.5	Quite squarey .	drawing exercise
-B	414.52	Scary ?	drawing exercise
-C	415.57	He also .	drawing exercise
-A	416.15	I dunno it it looks more like a donkey in fact I would say .	drawing exercise
-C	422.78	Mm .	drawing exercise
-B	422.79	I I think we will be finished this uh Is it for uh for putting a for logos , no .	drawing exercise
-A	423.47	Okay so I hope that it helps you uh in the process of designing a remote control .	drawing exercise
-B	433.67	That's I is there a matter for a new remote control ?	project budget
-A	433.92	Okay .	project budget
-A	435.65	Let's move on .	project budget
-A	436.68	So Here the uh financial objective of our project .	project budget
-A	444.1	That is to say to to have a production cost lower than twelve point five Euros and have a selling price of twice that price t in order to target a profe profit of uh fifty uh million Euros .	project budget
-A	465.63	Yeah if it's trendy , original I d fulfil the user needs .	project budget
-B	470.6	Is it uh a single device remote control or is it a multi-device remote control ?	function of prototype
-A	475.01	We have to discuss that point .	function of prototype
-B	476.24	Ah this is not defined at all ?	function of prototype
-A	476.74	On yeah you you can suggest points like this .	function of prototype
-B	480.4	Ah , okay .	function of prototype
-A	480.71	So what what so we have to decide for example if it can control one device or multiple .	function of prototype
-A	491.33	So what's what are your ideas about that ?	function of prototype
-A	495.18	Maybe I can have the your opinion from the marketing side ?	function of prototype
-B	496.64	Well uh do we sell other stuff ?	function of prototype
-B	499.15	Uh if if we bundle the remote control with something uh to sell then it could be a single device , otherwise it could be programmable one otherwise who would buy a remote control from us .	function of prototype
-A	509.22	Okay , so if it selled uh by its own i it it would rather be for multiple device .	function of prototype
-B	515.48	Yeah .	function of prototype
-A	516.84	Do you agree ?	function of prototype
-C	518.07	Mm-hmm .	function of prototype
-A	518.9	Yeah .	function of prototype
-A	519.5	So maybe it should be for multiple devices .	function of prototype
-A	526.85	And uh do you have any ideas um of uh design ideas or any uh uh technical requirement we we should uh fulfil ?	discussion
-C	540.69	I think we shouldn't have too many b for my part .	discussion
-B	543.03	No , I couldn I cannot fi think of any requirements right now .	discussion
-C	543.93	I think If we don't have so many buttons could be nice .	discussion
-A	550.39	Few buttons .	discussion
-A	551.41	Okay .	discussion
-A	552.63	And do you have it also to be to be lighted in order to be used in the dark ?	discussion
-A	558.39	Might be a good idea .	discussion
-C	560.66	Yeah .	discussion
-A	565.18	Okay .	discussion
-A	565.94	And do you have any um any uh idea of the trend the trend in domain , what it shouldn't it should look like , or things like that ?	discussion
-C	577.74	Something which is not squarey maybe uh , not a box .	discussion
-B	578.37	Mm .	discussion
-A	582.15	With rou okay .	discussion
-A	584.7	Like for okay .	discussion
-B	585.59	Something like that , least fits in your hand .	discussion
-C	587.92	Yeah .	discussion
-A	587.99	Okay .	discussion
-B	588.5	Yeah .	discussion
-B	589.69	The basic requirement .	discussion
-A	590.53	So .	discussion
-A	592.04	Fit in your hand , yeah .	discussion
-B	596.04	Only a buck .	discussion
-A	597.43	And also it have , i it may be it may be important for the remote control to be uh To , to resist to various shocks that can happen if it fall .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	607.55	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	608.82	Waterproof .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	610.5	Water-proof as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	612.84	And I think we should have a device Sorry .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	613.13	Maybe it is original because you can uh use it in your uh in your bath whereas the others can't .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	621.33	Maybe water-proof would be very original .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	624.84	Havin having a water-proof remote control so that the people can uh use it in their bath .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	630.25	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	631.29	That could be uh Yeah but , it is still something uh you have to buy and that is um not maybe very Yeah , mayb B But maybe we can bulk it with uh already this plastic thing and uh the waterproof uh stuff as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	631.52	B it seems uh so , but uh if you don't have an waterproof remote control it means you can just cover it with some plastic and you can sort of f And , and that's one of the that's one of the shock I mean there are people that have a remote control and they are worried that it's going to break and they put some extra plastic around it .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	652.87	That's people they actually do it themselves .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	659.92	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	662.44	directly .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	662.68	I it will look a bulky in that case .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	664.87	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	665.65	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	665.78	Maybe we can sell uh all that together , so so plastic protection and uh and a waterproof box as well .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	677.83	That might be good uh track to follow .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	680.6	Like as an optional thing .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	682.74	Optional or selled with it ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	683.59	And I I think we should have something , most of the time I I lose my remote control .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	689.6	We should have s uh special bu button on the T_V_ to make the remote control beeping .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	689.92	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	692.87	Maybe we can have uh But we don't design the T_V_ .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	697.25	Ah yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	697.32	Maybe we can have uh something you whistle and uh the remote control uh beep .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	703.05	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	703.5	Barks .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	704.44	Yeah , barks , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	704.67	Barks .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	707.14	So we can uh have a whistle uh remote control ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	710.38	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	712.79	Yeah whistle .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	714.52	I don't know , whistle-able ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	718.12	Whistle tracking .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	718.39	Th Whistle tracking yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	721.55	Whistle tracking remote control .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	723.71	That's a good idea , that's very original and that's can uh improve .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	726.19	That's that's quite cool , but uh of course we you don't normally need uh any audio uh recording stuff on your remote control right ?	components, materials and energy sources
-A	735.81	Yeah d d uh .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	736.43	So i it's just going to add t to the cost .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	739.92	Yeah but s still we have to mm we have to have an advantage over our competitors .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	746.07	I think this is a good advantage .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	747.79	It's cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	748.39	I think I like the idea , but I'm not sure about the what you , who is giving who's giving who's giving our budget .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	751.08	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	751.7	We have to ask Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	753.59	Who's Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	754.13	We have to ask the quest of that's uh design to the uh Industrial um Designer .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	756.66	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	760.2	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	761.23	Which is you .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	761.54	'Kay .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	762.3	yeah Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	764.11	Okay so try to find that for next meeting .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	769.55	Okay .	closing
-A	770.13	So next meeting is in thirty minutes or so uh .	closing
-C	773.89	Don't panic .	closing
-A	775.04	Don't pani .	closing
-A	776.35	So so I will ask the Industrial Designer to find out more about this industrial design so any working any working function we have discussed .	closing
-C	782.69	Mm-hmm .	closing
-A	788.59	So then I will ask the User Interf Interface Designer to to think about the point we discussed like the number of buttons , the the fact that is lighted or not , things like that , and what would be convenient for the user .	closing
-B	802.6	Mm-hmm .	closing
-A	805.28	And also um I will ask the Market Expert to uh try to find out what are the absolute requirements , what is absolutely needed in a remote control uh for the user .	closing
-A	821.24	So .	closing
-A	822.55	And then uh I will uh just ask you to think about that and uh look at your mail because you will receive uh some good advice soon .	closing
-B	832.92	Mm .	closing
-A	834.95	So .	closing
-A	836.72	Thank you I think that's all for this point .	closing
-B	838.44	Good .	closing
-C	838.59	Mm-hmm .	closing
-B	848.1	Uh , so we come back in five minutes ?	closing
-B	852.07	Half an hour .	closing
-A	858.05	Anyway you will receive some messages .	closing
-A	869.13	Be careful .	closing
-A	872.23	You eat it ?	closing
-A	877.23	Does it move uh ?	closing
-A	881.91	Okay , but I don't know if it uh is still correctly uh We'll see .	closing
-C	898.73	Ah .	closing

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-C	24.5	Okay .	opening
-A	26.34	Okay everyone's ready .	opening
-B	27.85	Hello .	opening
-A	29.92	So we are here for uh for uh functional design .	opening
-A	37.41	Okay ?	opening
-A	40.76	So we are here for the functional design meeting mm so first I will show the agenda so we will uh I will take notes during this meeting so I will try to summarise it and put that summary in the shared folder if you want to look at it afterwards so then uh each of you will uh lead a presentation on the task that has been required last time so user requirement specification , technical function design and working design .	opening
-A	78.36	Then I will uh present you some new project requirements I received from uh the management board .	opening
-A	89.03	Then we will take uh the decision on on the remote control uh needed functions and then I will assign you the task for the next part of the meeting .	opening
-A	105.52	Of the of the process .	opening
-A	109.1	So uh who want to start the the presentation of what they did ?	agenda/equipment issues
-D	118.13	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	119.04	F do you want to start ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	120.45	Make a start yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	122.04	You can start .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	122.66	So .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	124.9	Cable , camera .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	128.53	You have uh PowerPoint ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	130.35	Should be in my in their folder no ?	agenda/equipment issues
-A	133.95	Ah yeah maybe there .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	135.34	Up .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	135.65	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	137.34	Who are you ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	138.3	Um at three I think .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	142.03	No ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	143.58	Mm .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	147.4	Ouch .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	149.27	And We have a technical problem uh .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	152.49	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	157.82	Do we think w s in the in the wrong folder maybe ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	161.92	It is possible .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	162.88	You put it on Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	163.12	No .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	164.7	It was somewhere in something like this .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	166.31	I don't remember the name actually must be something like messenger AMI or something .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	169.83	What do you have in short cut ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	171.27	Go up .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	172.21	Participant two .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	173.8	Yeah go up .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	176.6	Again .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	178.67	No .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	179.46	Go back .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	180.95	You have no Over .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	182.04	Uh maybe messenger AMI .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	185.17	Messenger .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	188.23	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	190.12	No .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	190.44	There is nothing .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	195.27	There's no We have a technical problem .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	198.09	Let's go and check .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	199.44	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-B	200.05	I'll go and check .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	200.12	Otherwise , could you just describe by hand ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	204.3	Okay .	agenda/equipment issues
-C	204.66	With the the whiteboard ?	agenda/equipment issues
-B	206.44	Yeah .	agenda/equipment issues
-A	206.85	If you remember yeah but that's Yeah .	interface specialist presentation agenda/equipment issues
-B	208.18	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-B	209.11	So uh .	interface specialist presentation
-B	210.06	Basically what we want here is a remote control right .	interface specialist presentation
-B	214.68	So um the question well first of all what to control .	interface specialist presentation
-B	217.6	So most people want to have a a remote for their hi-fi and T_V_ and stuff like that .	interface specialist presentation
-C	223.54	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-B	224.18	And but other people want th also remotes for controlling uh and toys like robotic pets and little robots and stuff and other people also want to have remotes for controlling um whole house .	interface specialist presentation
-C	232.39	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	239.96	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	240.35	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-B	240.6	Yeah , so there's a project I think called X_ house or something like that that does that , uh you can integrate your remote with uh computers stuff .	interface specialist presentation
-C	249.16	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-B	249.33	So there is one that is one thing .	interface specialist presentation
-B	251.84	The other is the the finder feature yeah by whistling or whatever .	interface specialist presentation
-B	259.2	Uh if you have the finder feature then you can also have uh at the same time as and general voice commands if you want yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-C	259.52	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-C	267.94	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-B	268.43	So I think it should be a package in that case .	interface specialist presentation
-B	271.94	Uh so the user interface will consist of two parts .	interface specialist presentation
-B	275.94	One is the voice command part and on one is the actual buttons part .	interface specialist presentation
-B	280.57	Uh and th the buttons part would be uh a set of buttons for choosing devices , a set of buttons for special navigation in space , a set of buttons for linear access of medium and a set of buttons for random access .	interface specialist presentation
-C	285.51	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-C	289.63	Mm-hmm .	interface specialist presentation
-A	300.31	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-B	300.87	Yeah ?	interface specialist presentation
-C	301.11	What do you mean by linear access then ?	interface specialist presentation
-B	302.82	Like a video tape goes forward , backwards , uh fast and stuff yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-C	304.77	Ah .	interface specialist presentation
-B	308.51	Um .	interface specialist presentation
-A	308.69	Okay so special navigation , linear access , random access and there's a fourth one no ?	interface specialist presentation
-B	314.73	Mm ?	interface specialist presentation
-A	316.15	So the better now for special navigation ?	interface specialist presentation
-B	319.04	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-B	319.43	For special navigation for example you might have a T_V_ in the menu and you going to change yeah ?	interface specialist presentation
-A	322.31	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-A	323.38	Then linear access then random access .	interface specialist presentation
-B	323.92	Uh .	interface specialist presentation
-B	325.42	Mm .	interface specialist presentation
-B	326.45	Yeah and also parameter changing .	interface specialist presentation
-A	328.46	Ah yeah parameter okay .	interface specialist presentation
-B	330.19	So if there are common parameters maybe we should put special buttons for that um or maybe we could have everything uh generic but uh there are a lot of uh remotes on the market right now and basically this is most of the almost everybody has this stuff .	interface specialist presentation
-A	333.93	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-A	343.4	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-A	348.64	Okay and and voice command did you uh Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-B	351.6	Voice command w we could specify anything .	interface specialist presentation
-B	353.43	We could assign any button a command to any button , if we have enough processing power , I guess so .	interface specialist presentation
-A	356.5	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-B	360.58	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-A	361.22	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-B	362.32	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-A	362.92	So that's uh that close your investigations ?	interface specialist presentation
-B	366.42	Yeah .	interface specialist presentation
-B	367.48	Uh yeah I think so .	interface specialist presentation
-A	367.61	Okay .	interface specialist presentation
-B	369.14	Not so far .	interface specialist presentation
-A	369.51	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-A	370.06	Maybe we can have a look at the user requirements with I dunno if I can open it .	marketing expert presentation
-D	373.41	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	375.02	Um I dunno if you can open the uh m is not here .	marketing expert presentation
-A	380.36	Maybe you can s It's Messenger no ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	383.08	Uh in yeah okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	387.15	No .	marketing expert presentation
-D	388.36	In document .	marketing expert presentation
-D	392.68	Mm computer yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	395.98	In which folder ?	marketing expert presentation
-B	397.0	Where did you put it ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	398.1	Here .	marketing expert presentation
-D	399.26	Here .	marketing expert presentation
-A	401.38	Short-cut to AMI shared folder ?	marketing expert presentation
-B	402.15	mm .	marketing expert presentation
-D	402.49	But it's not Um .	marketing expert presentation
-A	407.25	Maybe you can send it to me by email .	marketing expert presentation
-A	411.75	Just to participant one .	marketing expert presentation
-A	416.74	At AMI .	marketing expert presentation
-D	417.6	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-D	418.27	Yeah , I can do that .	marketing expert presentation
-A	419.58	I will try to show it to everyone , that would be more comfortable .	marketing expert presentation
-D	425.97	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	426.66	Um .	marketing expert presentation
-A	429.36	You send it ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	432.93	It's participant one ?	marketing expert presentation
-A	435.08	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	436.58	Uh this is this email .	marketing expert presentation
-B	443.45	I'm designing the user interface .	marketing expert presentation
-D	464.66	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	465.1	You can uh .	marketing expert presentation
-A	468.99	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-A	476.3	So maybe I can switch slides when you whenever you ask , that will be more convenient .	marketing expert presentation
-D	478.71	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	482.7	So okay , functional requirements .	marketing expert presentation
-D	484.35	Okay so you can you can go .	marketing expert presentation
-D	489.04	Okay so in our usability lab we observed the remote control use among one hundred subjects and the subjects also filled a questionnaire okay ?	marketing expert presentation
-A	497.08	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	502.47	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	505.06	And here I have the results so you can see that um seventy five per cent of users find most remote controls ugly so we have to find something to make them more more nice , more kind .	marketing expert presentation
-D	522.93	Eighty per cents of users would spend more money when the remote control would look fancy .	marketing expert presentation
-D	529.92	Eighty hundred per cent of users would spend more money when the remote control would look oh to it's not good .	marketing expert presentation
-D	538.41	So okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	539.71	So it's not in theory but I I can I can say yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	539.8	We can just keep doing that ?	marketing expert presentation
-A	542.53	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	542.67	Fifty f uh seventy five per cent of users say they s zap a lot .	marketing expert presentation
-D	547.5	So mm we have to have a remote control uh very um out for that .	marketing expert presentation
-D	555.24	Uh the buttons have are to be um uh uh like you say resist resisting to to shocks .	marketing expert presentation
-A	562.96	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	564.61	Um and fifty per cents of users say they only use uh ten per cents of but of the buttons in the in the remote control .	marketing expert presentation
-A	573.84	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	575.65	So all the buttons we we have to put are have to to have um a use a real use and not only or Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	586.47	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-A	587.94	Okay , so fewer buttons maybe would be good ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	590.23	F not many buttons , and uh and uh uh u useable buttons .	marketing expert presentation
-A	597.78	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-B	598.88	But what kind of remote controls did you look at ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	601.7	Sorry ?	marketing expert presentation
-B	602.53	What kind of task was it ?	marketing expert presentation
-B	604.23	It was a T_V_ ?	marketing expert presentation
-D	605.89	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	606.48	Uh most for most is T_V_ .	marketing expert presentation
-A	607.86	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	609.97	Yeah but in fact we it it seems that we are going to make a T_V_ remote control according to new requirements I received from the management bo I will present them in the following .	marketing expert presentation
-B	616.15	Huh .	marketing expert presentation
-B	618.55	Uh-huh .	marketing expert presentation
-B	621.19	Ah ! Good .	marketing expert presentation
-A	623.8	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	623.92	'Kay you can go so .	marketing expert presentation
-D	627.17	So there are other frustrations expressed by users , so they said uh they lost uh often the remote control in in the room so they want to have a way to to to find it .	marketing expert presentation
-A	638.29	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	644.45	To find it .	marketing expert presentation
-A	645.79	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	646.73	Um and um lot of the time they it takes too much time to learn how to use a new remote control .	marketing expert presentation
-A	654.64	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	656.73	So they want something s really very simple and uh easy to use .	marketing expert presentation
-C	657.85	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	659.65	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	663.33	And uh remote controls are bad for R_S_I_ um I dunno .	marketing expert presentation
-A	668.55	What is her other side ?	marketing expert presentation
-B	673.7	Other side yeah , yo wa your wrist .	marketing expert presentation
-B	677.55	It i can become painful you can have tendonditis .	marketing expert presentation
-A	680.1	Oh yeah ?	marketing expert presentation
-B	680.63	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	681.67	I did not knew that .	marketing expert presentation
-B	682.67	If you also up on a computer in a strange position .	marketing expert presentation
-A	685.18	Okay so you we have to make it uh more ergonomic yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-B	687.53	Ergonomic .	marketing expert presentation
-B	688.65	But uh .	marketing expert presentation
-B	690.23	Have to say ha ha .	marketing expert presentation
-D	690.23	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	694.39	It's your job Oh .	marketing expert presentation
-D	700.65	Uh .	marketing expert presentation
-A	701.72	Uh sorry got a message from Microsoft .	marketing expert presentation
-D	707.48	Okay um before that I I have some some some thing uh to say before um We know that uh the user use uh a lot their um remote control um to to change channel .	marketing expert presentation
-A	715.8	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	718.28	Yeah yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	732.36	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	733.54	Um and um to to change uh volume selection of the and uh and not uh a lot for setting for setting the the channels and uh thing things like that .	marketing expert presentation
-A	739.55	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-A	746.39	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-C	749.47	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-B	751.27	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	751.36	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	751.66	So it's better to put uh uh uh something very easy to set and uh and Very accessible yes .	marketing expert presentation
-A	759.27	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	760.87	This function should be very uh accessible .	marketing expert presentation
-A	764.04	Yeah , okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	765.42	That's right .	marketing expert presentation
-A	765.85	This is the main function okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	767.97	So then we asked some questions to them and um we asked this question if they prefer an L_C_D_ screen or on their remultific function remotes control and if they mm pay more for speech recognition in remote control and you can go we have here the results of of the questions .	marketing expert presentation
-A	771.33	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	774.34	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	784.32	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-B	790.85	The first question .	marketing expert presentation
-D	794.44	So you know that um for the younger it's very important to have the s yes and speech recognition .	marketing expert presentation
-A	802.66	To have L_C_D_ and voice .	marketing expert presentation
-D	806.5	And uh and the others is not so important but uh we know that uh uh people between fifteen and twenty five are people who watch a lot T_V_ and uh who who wh can use a lot this uh .	marketing expert presentation
-A	824.7	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	825.38	So maybe we we can have a speech recognition in .	marketing expert presentation
-A	827.3	Yeah maybe this this is important .	marketing expert presentation
-D	829.52	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	830.16	Moreover th maybe those uh like those teenager customer could advice their parents to buy this equipment and so we can we have to take care of that point of view I think or so .	marketing expert presentation
-B	839.31	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-D	844.93	Mm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	846.56	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-D	847.05	Okay and if there is th the conclusion now .	marketing expert presentation
-D	849.99	So as we say before , I think uh um a remote control lightening in the dark it's it's a good thing .	marketing expert presentation
-A	858.18	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-D	858.37	Uh not to many mud buttons like we we said before , e easy to use uh a way to find it easily in the room and uh uh resistant to to shock and to to An I s no , yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-A	861.93	Yeah .	marketing expert presentation
-C	876.0	Mm-hmm .	marketing expert presentation
-A	877.73	Okay .	marketing expert presentation
-A	880.94	Okay these are the user requi Yeah .	marketing expert presentation new requirements
-D	881.98	I dunno if you see something else important or Mm .	marketing expert presentation new requirements
-C	889.4	I'm just thinking of some thing .	new requirements
-C	892.22	Um We want to have a no , I don't know if this is a good idea .	new requirements
-C	898.42	We want to have a a general remote control for everything .	new requirements
-A	901.82	No no no .	new requirements
-A	902.98	We w it seems that we no want to have a T_V_ remote control .	new requirements
-C	907.78	Okay .	new requirements
-A	908.14	From the management board I receive an email .	new requirements
-B	908.26	Mm .	new requirements
-C	910.48	Yeah .	new requirements
-A	911.69	Cos it would be costly uh and and also it it would take more time to develop to have a a general generic remote control .	new requirements
-C	917.94	Yeah .	new requirements
-C	918.1	Yeah yeah .	new requirements
-C	920.73	Yeah .	new requirements
-B	921.74	Mm I it's not true I think .	new requirements
-B	925.5	The the second claim that you put .	new requirements
-C	925.59	No no .	new requirements
-A	928.1	That it would be too long to develop .	new requirements
-B	929.55	Yeah .	new requirements
-B	930.29	I think that should be the same .	new requirements
-A	932.72	Oh yeah .	new requirements
-A	933.58	Because I received that email from management board and they seems to tell that that if we want to be on the market as early as possible we should uh focus on T_V_ more where it seems that the market is more important .	new requirements
-A	951.99	So maybe it's a good decision .	new requirements
-A	953.21	I dunno .	new requirements
-A	953.97	What's your opinion ?	new requirements
-B	954.18	I have uh I've no idea I mean I should know a bit more about how fast we can uh design it .	new requirements
-B	960.51	I don't think Uh yeah .	new requirements
-C	964.1	Finish tonight .	new requirements
-B	965.39	Yeah .	new requirements
-B	966.0	Okay .	new requirements
-C	966.62	But basically yeah maybe I can continue with my presentation , it would be al you you but I think we have some technical problem or so .	industrial designer presentation
-B	967.51	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-A	970.92	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-D	971.14	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-B	971.3	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-C	974.83	So I'm just going to describe briefly what we do in the remote control .	industrial designer presentation
-A	978.93	Maybe you can go to the whiteboard if you have some drawings to do I don't know .	industrial designer presentation
-C	979.1	If fact Yeah but Do I have oh yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-D	982.42	Mm .	industrial designer presentation
-C	985.74	Now I have enough cables .	industrial designer presentation
-B	988.18	Like a you feel a bit like a dog with this stuff .	industrial designer presentation
-C	992.36	Okay so I'm just going to describe in fact for for a remote control this is quite easy .	industrial designer presentation
-C	997.83	We just have sorry , I'm going Like that .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1003.68	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1004.21	Are you okay ?	industrial designer presentation
-C	1006.13	I'm just going to describe .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1007.25	Basically we have a a battery a power supply here .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1011.08	After that we just have um user interface .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1014.23	Let's say that um something like that , which could be um a L_C_D_ let's say or um an array of push button , something like that .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1033.17	Push button or a L_C_D_ .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1035.43	After that we we feed that into um uh an electronic chip .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1041.89	So I say U_C_ and I feed that to uh L_E_D_ which is uh infrared um which is a an infrared um component .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1055.58	And so what we for for myself this for for us this is quite easy .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1061.01	U_C_ is the central unit ?	industrial designer presentation
-C	1063.53	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1064.13	Okay yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1064.33	Y it's a it's this just a chip which does all the um numerical numerical computation according to your display .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1071.73	Computation .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1073.72	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1075.8	And so for us uh this is quite easy .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1078.37	We just need to take to define what we want to do when the user interface um wants something and after that we just do the coding to s and send that to to to the not the to the television .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1096.23	Okay .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1096.69	So for us this is quite easy .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1099.0	Okay so this is quite easy .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1100.69	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1101.07	Um we just have to define the processing power that we need uh especially if we want to do some uh speech recognition , in that case that mean that we are going to use more for simple Yeah of course of course .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1101.09	There is not that much constraints .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1113.16	This will think this will take more time to develop also .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1116.35	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1117.53	And um but for a standard one this is really easy .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1121.37	It's a question of one month and so on s No no no no , I say yeah standard uh standard remote control takes maybe uh one month to to do that .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1123.72	Soon .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1124.71	To have a you s you speak about with voi voice control ?	industrial designer presentation
-A	1129.75	Standard button one .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1136.7	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1137.37	So the only time problem is the sp voice recognition .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1140.6	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1141.17	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-C	1141.39	Definitely .	industrial designer presentation
-B	1142.39	Yeah .	industrial designer presentation
-A	1143.41	So do you have any idea of how long it would take to have voice recognition now ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1148.6	I would say .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1149.3	Ten years .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1151.07	I would say uh about eight months to have the first results .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1159.56	Okay so i it's a bit long yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1161.8	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1162.45	I can Um .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1174.66	One month for the standard one with button .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1176.85	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1177.88	Even if we have a L_C_D_ display ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1180.12	Yeah even .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1180.81	I mean that this is really standard devices now .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1184.42	Um eight .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1187.66	For uh speech recognition .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1193.85	Okay yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1197.57	Okay so we can take this into account .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1200.1	So who think it would be good to go for uh like speech recognition ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1206.48	But we don't have time to market .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1208.93	And also how much uh I think during the kickoff meeting you say that we we shouldn't we shouldn't go up to twelve point five Euro per unit so how many units should we sell to have a Yeah but how many yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1209.28	Yeah it will .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1212.63	I think we should contact management .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1221.69	Euros .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1222.46	Yeah , yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1231.75	Well .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1232.4	Well each unit is is sell uh twenty five Euros .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1232.59	Uh How muc how much do you get how much do you if you buy one million units h no , one hundred thousand units .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1246.63	Eh chips .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1247.29	We're gonna need chips right .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1248.9	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1249.48	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1250.1	How much will it cost for one hundred thousand ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1252.75	Usually this is less tha at two dollars per chip .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1256.16	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1257.6	Because we are It seems that that we want to sell like four million units from the first meeting .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1257.67	So you have any idea for a powerful one that has uh good enough for do speech recognition .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1263.63	Yeah , we can Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1264.48	Yeah ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1264.89	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1266.42	So .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1267.15	No it doesn't .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1275.16	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1277.03	Four million .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1278.76	Okay .	look and usability
-A	1279.24	Maybe we can uh we can look at the new requirement I receive from the management board and discus discuss all function we want to have .	look and usability
-D	1288.27	Mm .	look and usability
-C	1291.18	Um I just had a question uh do you want to continue with your presenta ?	look and usability
-A	1298.14	Yeah I I will continue .	look and usability
-C	1298.16	Is it Um you say that I don't remember by heart but thirty per cent of the tested people say that's it's quite difficult to to to use the remote control .	look and usability
-A	1299.7	Well ask your question if you want .	look and usability
-D	1307.81	Mm ?	look and usability
-D	1317.34	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1318.37	Do they say that this is difficult but for the same reason or do they have other reason ?	look and usability
-D	1326.63	Oh .	look and usability
-C	1326.81	To to maybe to keep in mind maybe to access to that menu you should do something like that .	look and usability
-D	1327.11	Would j Uh yeah w I I think they they say that it's uh difficult to learn how to use it but i when you know how to use it , it's it's okay .	look and usability
-C	1338.5	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	1340.44	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1340.98	Okay .	look and usability
-C	1341.87	And But yeah maybe and what about if we design a remote control which can be configure as you want ?	look and usability
-D	1342.07	But Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1342.13	It's not intuitive first .	look and usability
-C	1351.02	You say that I want , I have six button Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1353.49	Mh-hmm .	look and usability
-B	1353.94	A a lot of people are uh if you have the L_C_D_ screen if you can do it completely the way you want because the buttons also look the way you want them but it will be hard to configure I mean imagine i uh so it's really something for the expert user .	look and usability
-A	1357.67	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1360.87	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1361.36	But , but also it seems that Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1365.1	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1369.5	Okay .	look and usability
-B	1369.55	So I mean there are markets and markets .	look and usability
-B	1372.29	I think the young people are th uh are uh Christine here said uh you have a uh it is yeah .	look and usability
-C	1378.02	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1379.91	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1381.71	So for our young people uh it will be cool , they can be able to use it .	look and usability
-B	1385.53	Th maybe their parents will not but they will configure it .	look and usability
-B	1387.87	I guess .	look and usability
-B	1388.36	I don't know if there is study about that .	look and usability
-A	1389.4	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1390.16	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1390.24	Maybe it would be more complex to configure it to be simple than creating a simple product .	look and usability
-D	1391.91	Mm .	look and usability
-C	1392.78	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1393.0	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1394.45	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1394.8	Mm .	look and usability
-D	1395.2	Mm .	look and usability
-B	1396.61	And there are another thing is that if we make something that's simple and easy to use that's bas to use immediately that means that it will be exactly the same as everything else .	look and usability
-C	1396.81	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1404.68	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1404.95	All right ?	look and usability
-C	1405.65	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1406.77	Otherwise , if it's different then of course everybody has somebody has to learn to use it first .	look and usability
-C	1411.64	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1411.66	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1412.31	But also we we see that that most people find it find remote controls too complex because they have too many buttons and they mainly use only channels and volume buttons .	look and usability
-D	1423.67	Mm .	look and usability
-B	1423.93	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1426.06	So we may just uh make a very easy to use remote control with mainly those buttons and maybe also um some lightning stuff too because most people find also hard to to find the remote control .	look and usability
-B	1433.5	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1447.06	Losed lose it etcetera .	look and usability
-B	1447.07	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1450.95	These these are these two points are the main frustrations so maybe if we design something very simple and easy to uh find when lost it will uh add uh a serious competitive advantage without making something too complex and too long to develop .	look and usability
-D	1467.36	Mm .	look and usability
-B	1471.87	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1472.97	So but le let us see first the new requirement .	new requirements
-A	1476.87	So we don't have to so this this uh is uh is um in the this is in the same direction as we were speaking so we don't have to make a very complex remote controls to access teletext and stuff like that Yeah but then you have to you have to define the buttons to surf amongst pages and stuff .	new requirements
-B	1494.49	But teletext is just one button .	new requirements
-B	1501.91	You you just write the write the numbers .	new requirements
-A	1505.17	Yeah .	new requirements
-A	1507.01	So well Yeah .	new requirements
-B	1507.05	So will you add with the channel keys , right ?	new requirements
-B	1511.01	So .	new requirements
-A	1511.36	So anyway we don't have to include this feature because it's it's not used any more by users , they prefer to s Yeah .	new requirements
-B	1520.1	I am .	new requirements
-B	1520.63	I'm sure that uh it don't like but uh I don't see just one button .	new requirements
-B	1526.84	So .	new requirements
-A	1527.07	I dunno .	new requirements
-A	1528.57	If i one button is still one more button .	new requirements
-A	1531.81	If if if we want to make it very simple we have to reduce number of buttons compared to th to our competitors .	new requirements
-B	1539.01	Mm-hmm .	new requirements
-A	1540.07	Well anyway I have this point .	new requirements
-A	1542.02	We can discuss .	new requirements
-A	1543.39	Also um so as as I told before uh it would be better if it's only for the T_V_ um because we want to be quick on on the market .	new requirements
-A	1561.86	And then also we have to make very uh uh clear that this uh this remote control is is part of of our products and show our corporate uh logo and and colours on the on the design as well so that uh they identify it as one of our product .	new requirements
-A	1587.27	So this is the the key point .	new requirements
-A	1590.48	So before uh finishing we can uh define uh what would be the characteristic of the o th of the control of the remote control and which button do we need which function do we want etcetera .	discussion
-B	1608.03	Capital .	discussion
-D	1608.18	Mm .	discussion
-A	1611.86	So do you um so so from from the the Marketing Expert I think a key aspect is the easy to use aspect , it should be very simple and most button are never used only ten per cent of the button are are used often so I think we have to do something very simple and I think we all agree on that point , no ?	look and usability
-D	1627.18	Mm .	look and usability
-C	1639.63	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-D	1640.04	Mm .	look and usability
-B	1640.4	Well if it is going to be just a T_V_ remote control it is going to be very simple .	look and usability
-A	1643.89	Yeah okay .	look and usability
-A	1645.11	So yeah the key point here is simple .	look and usability
-A	1650.31	Maybe .	look and usability
-A	1651.72	So few buttons , channel , volume control and what el what function do you see in addition to that ?	look and usability
-B	1660.84	Well if it's going to be as simple as possible then just have the remote control , there is no other function that I can see really .	look and usability
-A	1666.95	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1667.53	Maybe switch T_V_ on and off Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1671.24	Uh no you want to keep television on so that the advertising can revenue can come back to us .	look and usability
-B	1677.36	Or something .	look and usability
-A	1678.66	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1678.98	Volume , maybe a mute button , and then on off button .	look and usability
-C	1683.55	Mm .	look and usability
-A	1686.13	And that's all ?	look and usability
-C	1687.63	Uh I know that som you say that many people are doing plenty of a lot of zapping .	look and usability
-D	1693.57	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1694.04	Mm .	look and usability
-C	1694.71	I know tha I discovered that when I did a quick look , uh they do now som they do something which is quite nice now , you have a button , you you press it , and this is uh the previous channel which has come back .	look and usability
-B	1702.86	It's a memory , yeah .	look and usability
-A	1706.78	Okay .	look and usability
-A	1707.63	Yeah this is cool .	look and usability
-A	1708.75	Maybe we can include that also .	look and usability
-A	1710.23	Previous previous channel button .	look and usability
-A	1713.58	So we have like channel button , the previous channel button , the volume button , plus a mute button , and uh just the the traditional on off button .	look and usability
-C	1717.67	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	1720.45	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	1725.23	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	1725.62	And uh and of course the channel changing buttons .	look and usability
-A	1729.33	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1729.75	I I talk about that , yeah ?	look and usability
-B	1730.08	How should they how should we implement that ?	look and usability
-B	1733.21	Because uh could be numerical only or could be also incremental .	look and usability
-A	1737.51	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1738.75	Incremental definitely because zapping you you switch them .	look and usability
-B	1742.22	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-C	1742.8	Let's say that we can do something like that .	look and usability
-C	1744.98	This is uh incremental , but once you press it for a long time , you go five by five .	look and usability
-A	1754.21	We go faster ?	look and usability
-C	1754.33	To go fa to go faster .	look and usability
-A	1758.03	Mm .	look and usability
-B	1758.34	Mm .	look and usability
-B	1758.73	It's an interesting idea , that if you press it for a long time it does something else , in general .	look and usability
-B	1764.59	So if you you have your ten buttons for the for the numeric the numerical buttons and you have instead of having just one memory you have if you press them for a long time No .	look and usability
-C	1773.32	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1777.76	Doesn't work does it .	look and usability
-A	1781.21	Maybe we should have also a digit button Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1784.2	Maybe we should have a complete keyboard and just type console commands .	look and usability
-B	1790.76	Change channel to eight .	look and usability
-B	1793.78	No .	look and usability
-A	1795.69	Maybe we have also to have digits or only incremental .	look and usability
-A	1800.55	I dunno bec because if you have the Uh .	look and usability
-B	1801.53	Well if it's useful like if if you want to change between three channels for example then you h you cannot you cannot cannot work with just memory being incremental .	look and usability
-A	1809.91	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1810.26	Because you have your previous channel button if you have incremental only it's not uh it isn't worth it because the previous channel is eith either minus one or plus one .	look and usability
-C	1815.03	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1820.99	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1822.22	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1822.55	So I think we need also digits .	look and usability
-C	1825.27	Okay .	look and usability
-A	1825.91	Maybe we we can make very obvious the channel and volume button button and smaller button down there with the the digits .	look and usability
-B	1836.12	Yeah when you zap usually you will have to press the same button all the time and Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1839.86	Yeah .	look and usability
-C	1841.41	Or we can do something like that .	look and usability
-C	1843.18	We can design the remote control to have access .	look and usability
-C	1846.54	You know some remote control have uh protection and so you you y You Yeah , a kind of joystick .	look and usability
-B	1850.49	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-A	1854.12	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1854.56	Hey I just thought this thing there is a I mean you know there is are some with a wheel like this .	look and usability
-B	1859.71	Instead of having the up down buttons for uh you can have the wheel .	look and usability
-A	1861.54	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1863.75	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1864.39	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1864.7	Maybe we can have a wheel for incremental .	look and usability
-B	1867.52	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1867.54	Okay .	look and usability
-A	1868.08	So have a wheel for incremental , have the digits uh on the lower side that can be closed so as you say protected , and uh yeah I think this is the basi And do we do we have a No , a wheel is better .	look and usability
-C	1874.98	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	1876.44	Mm-hmm .	look and usability
-B	1880.61	On the lower side I think it you have to turn it .	look and usability
-B	1883.94	No ?	look and usability
-B	1884.29	If we do that .	look and usability
-C	1885.58	Or a or a ball , yeah , not a a wheel but a ball , and you say uh to Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1890.88	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1891.57	I would say the wheel is better .	look and usability
-B	1892.82	Because of that Because it's uh it's it's not like a volume which is smooth yeah ?	look and usability
-A	1893.37	What is the expert of uh Okay .	look and usability
-B	1898.65	The channels change one by one .	look and usability
-C	1900.25	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1900.78	So you have to the user has to like to should feel the the the discrete sense a bit .	look and usability
-C	1904.5	Yeah , the yeah .	look and usability
-A	1907.4	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1908.0	Yeah .	look and usability
-A	1908.13	That's a good idea .	look and usability
-A	1912.21	Well also we have to decide uh so it should be lightening in the dark I think because most people lost their remote control .	look and usability
-C	1918.79	'S quite it's quite easy we do that w with back light on the on the wheel .	look and usability
-A	1920.72	Okay .	look and usability
-B	1922.78	Yeah .	look and usability
-B	1923.5	Even if i L_E_D_ uh or a if if it's the L_C_D_ feature uh whatever , yeah .	look and usability
-C	1925.79	A blue a blue L_E_D_ and we sell that um .	look and usability
-A	1927.48	Yeah , and do we put an L_C_D_ display ?	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1928.82	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1931.14	Because it was important for young customers if you remember .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1935.55	I think it's only put on if cou have multi function .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1938.48	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1938.51	If you do not multi function then there is no p point in having L_C_D_ .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1942.09	Just increase the cost .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1943.57	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1943.88	The user does not have an advantage really .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1945.28	So no L_C_D_ ?	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1946.59	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1946.75	Hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1947.8	And so no speech as well because it w it would delay too much the development process .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1952.32	Okay .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1952.81	Well if it's going to delay yeah but uh it will be cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1956.01	It would .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1956.66	Because a user could say C_N_N_ for example and it would go C_N_N_ .	components, materials and energy sources
-D	1958.84	Mm-hmm .	components, materials and energy sources
-B	1960.46	Mm .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1960.94	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1961.3	That would be cool .	components, materials and energy sources
-A	1962.3	But eight months is really long and Maybe we can just uh Okay .	closing components, materials and energy sources
-B	1962.62	Yeah .	components, materials and energy sources
-C	1970.4	Ten years Mm-hmm .	closing components, materials and energy sources
-A	1973.77	So um I I will uh I will so I we will move to next meeting so in after the lunch break uh here are the individual uh action uh you are required to do but you will be uh recalled to the actions by uh email I think but you can take notes if you if you want but well the instruction will be sent .	closing
-A	2003.85	So thank you for uh your suggestion and I I will make a summary of that meeting that I will put in the shared folder you can't see and uh and then you will um you will be able to to see what has been uh has been said on on this meeting and and what has been decided .	closing
-C	2006.91	Okay .	closing
-C	2013.19	Okay .	closing
-C	2014.24	Okay .	closing
-A	2029.06	Uh maybe for next meeting uh send me your presentation before by email so that we can see them uh altogether .	closing
-B	2038.23	Yeah .	closing
-A	2038.63	That would be easier .	closing
-D	2038.8	Mm .	closing
-B	2039.38	What is the folder that you put yours in ?	closing
-B	2041.43	And did it it did work ?	closing
-D	2042.85	No .	closing
-A	2043.33	No it did not work .	closing
-D	2043.66	No no .	closing
-A	2044.24	She send it to me by email .	closing
-B	2044.59	Ah yeah .	closing
-D	2044.84	I dunno , I dunno it .	closing
-B	2045.51	Mm .	closing
-B	2046.9	Okay .	closing
-A	2047.62	So maybe this is better , to send it by email .	closing
-B	2050.23	Okay what is your email ?	closing
-A	2050.34	Okay ?	closing
-A	2051.89	So yeah I I'm it's in the first uh email so I'm participant one at AMI uh where is that , it's here .	closing
-B	2057.26	At participant one .	closing
-B	2058.42	Okay .	closing
-A	2062.95	Participant one at AMI .	closing
-A	2067.79	Okay .	closing
-A	2069.51	So see you after lunch break .	closing
-D	2072.66	'Kay thank you .	closing
-B	2072.77	Well during lunch break actually .	closing
-B	2087.3	So next time we should have a fight .	closing
-B	2090.88	How about uh management or something .	closing
-B	2094.86	Who happens to be your friend .	closing