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tags: 2018_MAKRAC template
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# PWF project assignments template
## FIX OUR FUTURE WITH DIGITAL FABRICATION
##### Group "Group 18"
##### Tutor "Casimir"
###### Participants : Alexandre Allié, Ksenia Ivina, Xiang Liu, Oscar CHEIKH-DJAVADI , Xinyi Huang
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## Welcome to your HackMD note !
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**This document is a logbook that will help you lead your project.**
Use it as a collaborative tool to work as a team on your project, you can work on it together and at the same time : **take the time to complete it regularly and accurately.**
You have **at least** to complete all **yellow fields** like this one:
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This document will allow you to share your work with your tutors and will be the basis for **evaluating your work.**
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**All *lorem ipsum* text must be replaced by your own content!**
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If you don't know how to write a markdown note here is a [documentation](https://hackmd.io/features#Introduction) and a [tutorial](https://www.markdowntutorial.com/) to learn the Markdown syntax.
To edit this document you can choose between **edit mode, view mode or split display mode**, by clicking on these icons at the top of the screen :

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📸 We will ask you to add a lot of **images** in this document, don't panic, [it's very simple](https://hackmd.io/s/features#Image-Upload):
- You can upload an image simply by clicking on the picture button in the toolbar
- Alternatively, you can **drag-n-drop** an image into the editor.
- Even **pasting images** is possible!
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# P1. Prototype!
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The goal of this phase is to define & materialize 3 relevant product proposals according to the subject given.
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Your prototype must be a physical object : diagrams, images, drawings and 3D files etc. will not be considered as prototypes.
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### Ressources
Here is a short list of useful websites and softwares for prototyping things.
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- [instructables.com](https://www.instructables.com/): A great website with tutorials for (almost) everything
- [makezine.com](https://makezine.com/projects/): A well known magazine with tons of cool projects
- [thingiverse.com](https://www.thingiverse.com/) The world's largest 3D printing commmunity, with loads of projects
- [hackaday.com](https://hackaday.com/): If you are a bit hacker or want to become one, this site is for you!
- [wikifab.org](https://wikifab.org/wiki/Accueil): Just like instructables, but *en français*
- [Slicer](https://apps.autodesk.com/FUSION/en/Detail/Index?id=8699194120463301363&os=Win64&appLang=en) : A software to convert 3D models (.stl files) into laser-cutted slices, a great tool to build cardboard objects.
- [Make a box](https://makeabox.io/) : A website to create boxes that can be laser cutted
- [Makercase](http://www.makercase.com/) : Another laser cutted boxes website
- [templatemaker.nl](https://www.templatemaker.nl/) : To create quiclky paper objects.
- [Sculptris](http://pixologic.com/sculptris/) : A 3D sculpting tool, a fun way to create 3D models for 3D printing or laser cutting.
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## Define & prototype 3 proposals
### Proposal n°1 : name of your first proposal
##### Actors
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FOR WHOM? For the environmentalists. They want to protect the environment, and they usually concern about the problem of saving natural/human resources.
BY WHO? We are a group of environmentalist students, we are in a non-profit organization, who wants to help improve the awareness of saving human resources, especially water - the most daily use resource.
WITH WHOM? We are going to work with schools. Contacting the student unions from different schools. We are also working with the resident committee. We can contact the committee and and get the approval for enhancing the awareness of saving water.
##### Context
WHY? Tell what you want to change and what are your goals. Describe what you will consider as a success The goal is to reduce water usage and enhancing the awareness of saving water. When most people are using our saving water product and the water spent had reduced, this will be considered as a success.
WHEN? Define the key moments and the periodicity We will start as soon as our proposals are finished.
WHERE? Identify and describe the spaces and how they are used Places where the school uses water and bathrooms in the apartments.
##### Features
WHAT? Describe what concrete offering will result This will lead to a reduce of water loss, people will start realizing the importance of saving water, the consciousness of protecting natural resources.
HOW? Define the key actions, clarify the give/get relationships and how the actors connects. The product can help people reduce costs for water, and protected the environment, and cultivate their minds of saving water and natural resources
##### Usage scenario
Describe use cases
How will users access your service?
Describe quickly the usage scenario, and add a drawing for each steps :
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**Initial context:**
Our product is like a smart plate filter attached on the shower head that lets water out only when it's at the right temperature. When the object is placed properly, the customers will be able to choose the desired temperature, and simply press the open button. The water only comes out in the exact correct temperature.
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**Action 1:**

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**Action 2:**

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**Action 3:**

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**Resolving situation:**

##### Benchmark
List concurrents and relative projects and describe how they relate or differentiate to your project
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There's no competing object, it's a brand new idea.
Our object is a water limiter because it limits the waste of water.
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##### Ressources
We are expecting existing tutorials that can help you to materialize your proposal. You can search on youtube.com, instructables.com, thingiverse.com, etc.
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How to make a formwork to hide pipes?, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8nninMEwSE We have to create a pipe so this video can be useful for us
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##### Prototype description
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Your prototype must be **a physical object** : images, drawings, diagrams and 3D files will not be considered as prototypes.
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Describe here the materials and tools you've used to build your prototype.
You can use rough materials, such as paper, cardboard, clay, lego or repurpose existing objects.
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- • paper
• cardboard
• plastic
• glass
• scotch
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##### Prototype pictures
Insert at least one main picture and two detail pictures of your prototype.
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Drag-n-drop 3 pictures below :
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##### Prototype video
Use your smartphone to make a short video (30s) showing your prototype in use, and post it on the Slack channel of your group.
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### Proposal n°2 : the flow controller
##### Actors
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- FOR WHOM? Households
- BY WHO? We are a team composed of 5 students
- WITH WHOM? Our tutor and the others teams
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##### Context
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- WHY? Our goal is to be able to give the family total control over their water consumption.
- WHEN? Now
- WHERE? We have thought of a prototype that could be attached directly to the pipes with a system of attachment to the back of the device.
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##### Features
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- WHAT? Our controller will be a removable object that can be fixed directly on the pipes and which will allow to regulate the flow rate.
- HOW? Our controller will be a removable object that can be fixed directly on the pipes and which will allow to regulate the flow rate.
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##### Usage scenario
Describe use cases
How will users access your service?
Describe quickly the usage scenario, and add a drawing for each steps :
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**Initial context:**
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**Action 1:**

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**Action 2:**

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**Action 3:**
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**Resolving situation:**
(insert drawing here)

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##### Benchmark
List concurrents and relative projects and describe how they relate or differentiate to your project
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* https://www.cgr-robinetterie.fr/produits/Mesure/Contr%C3%B4leurs-de-d%C3%A9bit/c/nav_pcm_CGR_MES30
* Its almost the same of our prototype but without the screen
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##### Ressources
We are expecting existing tutorials that can help you to materialize your proposal. You can search on youtube.com, instructables.com, thingiverse.com, etc.
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https://makezine.com/projects/use-cardboard-prototype-projects/
https://hatrabbits.com/en/3-simple-steps-to-build-a-remarkable-prototype/
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##### Prototype description
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Your prototype must be **a physical object** : images, drawings, diagrams and 3D files will not be considered as prototypes.
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Describe here the materials and tools you've used to build your prototype.
You can use rough materials, such as paper, cardboard, clay, lego or repurpose existing objects.
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- Cardboard
- Scotch tape
- pencil
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##### Prototype pictures
Insert at least one main picture and two detail pictures of your prototype.
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Drag-n-drop 3 pictures below :
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##### Prototype video
Use your smartphone to make a short video (30s) showing your prototype in use, and post it on the Slack channel of your group.
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### Proposal n°2 : Measurer
##### Actors
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- FOR WHOM? The product is designed for a large group of users: the people interested in more efficient way of using the energy and in reducing energy consumption.
- BY WHO? By a team of 5 EMLyon BS students interested in the theme of the research.
- WITH WHOM?The project was made with support from group's instructor and Makerslab personnel.
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##### Context
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- WHY? The main purpose of the project is to create a product of the future allowing the maximum efficiency of energy use and employing renewable energies.
- WHEN? The product was designed after careful study of the topic- reinventing water heating experience using smart grids-, discussion session with istructor and the group. In average, the creation of the prototype took 2-3 weeks (taking in account all the steps). The modern technology has already made it possible to create such a product.
- WHERE? The product might be placed anywhere in the house, but preferably near the most used sanirtary engineery points such as kitchen, bathrooms etc.
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##### Features
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- WHAT? A prototype of a system measuring and regulating water heating energy consumption in a house
- HOW? The product measures the consumption of energy and shows its level on the screen, which allows to communicate with the user and keep him informed at any moment..
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##### Usage scenario
Describe use cases
How will users access your service?
Describe quickly the usage scenario, and add a drawing for each steps :
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**Initial context:**
(insert drawing here)
*Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Repudiandae at pariatur eos eum voluptas eaque animi cumque! Molestiae molestias velit numquam, incidunt! Blanditiis, cupiditate repellat qui eum molestias, temporibus!*
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**Action 1:**

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**Action 2:**

int ullam odit quia vero fuga laboriosam.*
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**Action 3:**

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**Resolving situation:**

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##### Benchmark
List concurrents and relative projects and describe how they relate or differentiate to your project
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* • REDuction Revolution, https://reductionrevolution.com.au/products/plug-in-power-meter, it is a product that measures the overall consumption of all energy used in a house, calculating the price that used supposedly will pay for month.
Ressources
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##### Ressources
We are expecting existing tutorials that can help you to materialize your proposal. You can search on youtube.com, instructables.com, thingiverse.com, etc.
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* • Prototyping and model making - students of product design, https://youtu.be/gWk6br5Ngkc , the video demonstrates examples of prototypes made out of common materials and provides very detailed explanations
* “How to make a cardboard prototype”, https://youtu.be/k_9Q-KDSb9o, the videos as relevant to me because it illustrated how to use such basic materials as cardboard to create prototypes and visualize ideas.
Describe here the materials and tools you’ve used to build your prototype.
You can use rough materials, such as paper, cardboard, clay, lego or repurpose existing objects.
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##### Prototype description
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Your prototype must be **a physical object** : images, drawings, diagrams and 3D files will not be considered as prototypes.
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Describe here the materials and tools you've used to build your prototype.
You can use rough materials, such as paper, cardboard, clay, lego or repurpose existing objects.
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- cardboard
- glue
- needles and threads
- scissors
- highlighters
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##### Prototype pictures
Insert at least one main picture and two detail pictures of your prototype.
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Drag-n-drop 3 pictures below :
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##### Prototype video
Use your smartphone to make a short video (30s) showing your prototype in use, and post it on the Slack channel of your group.
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### Choose the most promising proposal
Compare the three proposals and select the one you think is the most relevant with regard to these 4 criterias:
- Is this proposal relevant to the course theme? (Fix our future with digital fabrication)
- Is this proposal relevant to the group's subject?
- Can I materialize this proposal on a scale of 1:1 at the makers' lab?
- Does my proposal respond to a real need?
At the next meeting you will argue your choice with your tutor, she / he will choose the proposal you will develop in the next phases.
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The smart shower Head
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**Describe below why you selected this project:**

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### Define your dream product
You and your tutor have chosen the best proposal, before testing it with users you need to refine this proposal.
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- What is the purpose of your product?
The purpose of our product is to recover the cold water that flows at the beginning of the shower before the hot water arrives. This cold water is wasted when it could be used for another purpose. We want it to be used for the toilet. This water limiter will allow a pipe from the shower to the toilet to send the cold water to the toilet and when the water is at the temperature desired by the user the water will stop flowing through this pipe and will be directed to the shower outlet. There is also a water tank next to the toilet to store all this water, as the toilet cannot hold all this water
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- What problem do you want to solve with it?
The problem we want to solve with our water limiter is simply to avoid wasting water and reduce consumption of each members of the family.
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- What features your product will have to achieve this objective? Rank the features in order of importance
- main feature : Technology to change the direction of the water when the water temperature is right
- second feature : The hose that connects the shower to the toilet
- third feature :The water tanks
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### Make a more testable version of your prototype
Make a more testable version of your first prototype.
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Keep the first version of your prototype as is and make a brand new one.
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Insert at least one main picture and two detail pictures of your prototype.
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Drag-n-drop 3 pictures below :
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# P2. Test!
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The goal of this phase is to improve your prototype using end-users feedback.
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**Negative user feedback doesn't means your proposal is bad** : do not give up and analyse what are the pain points to solve in a new version.
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## Test and iterate your proposal
### 1. Test protocol
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**Write below your test ptotocol :**
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**Write here the ideal user profile (persona):
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Ideal person user: People from all age range, environmentalists, households, and anyone who needs loads of hot water
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Goal of our test: ask the same interviewees about our updated version of our prototype to get more feedbacks.
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**Describe here the main feature you want to test:**
We want to test its practicability, convenience, safety and whether it has a market.
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**Tell who will be conducting the tests (at least two persons per test):**
Xiang Liu and Alexandre Allié will conduct the tests.
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**List and clearly describe all the actions that the user will have to perform to test your product according to your usage scenario:**
- Set up the prototype
- Configured the temperature
- Chek if the prototype works?
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### 2. First test
#### User 1
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- 49
- Teacher
- Skype
- 30 minutes
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##### User feedback
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Note here at least 3 issues raised by the user:
- too expensive
- the link dangerous
- hard to set up
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Note positive, neutral and negative feedback
| Positive | Neutral | Negative |
| --------| --------| --------|
|Savige water is important| the idea is not really reveloping | too expensive|
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The users suggests to us to add a screen where you can see your consuptions by liter during your shower
Note here features that needs to be improved/removed/added
:Add a screen to show the consumption of water
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#### User 2
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- 19
- Student
- Meeting by phone
- 25 minutes
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##### User feedback
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Note here at least 3 issues raised by the user:
- The toilet will explode
- The water pressure will cause trouble
- Dangerous
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Note positive, neutral and negative feedback
| Positive | Neutral | Negative |
| --------| --------| --------|
| good for environment| to set up| Dangerous|
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Redirect the water in a water tank
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Note here features that needs to be improved/removed/added
:add an additional water tank
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#### User 3
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- 40 years old
- Housewife
- phone
- 30 minutes
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##### User feedback
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Note here at least 3 issues raised by the user:
- Dangerous
- The safety of the link
- Hard to set up
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Note positive, neutral and negative feedback
| Positive | Neutral | Negative |
| --------| --------| --------|
| innovating idea|materials | Dangerous
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Refine the tube
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Note here features that needs to be improved/removed/added
:::removed the tube
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### 3. Improve your prototype
Insert below **at least 3 pictures** of your iteration showing your proposal evolution.
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Drag-n-drop 3 pictures below :



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Describe the evolution of the prototype:
We understood and heard the recommendations to improve our prototype. That is why we have added a screen to indicate the volume of water available per shower. This volume can be changed with the "-" and "+" buttons, as well as the temperature. This will allow a better visualization of the consumption of each person and to save more and more water.
We have also added a water tank, allowing to contain the cold water recovered directly from the shower. This will allow us to store a larger volume of water because the toilets would not have been able to store it. As for the dangerousness of the cables, there is no fear to have, they will of course be hidden in the walls of your house and will in no way be visible. It will look like your washing machine. And as for the installation which seems difficult, it is normal. A technician must come and install it, as well as the water tank and all the pipes that connect the shower to the water tank and from the water tank to your toilet.
##### Prototype video
Use your smartphone to make a short video (30s) showing your improved prototype in situation of use, and post it on the Slack channel of your group.
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### 4. Second test
#### User 1
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- 20 years old
- owns 4 dogs
- student
- Skype
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##### User feedback
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Note here at least 3 issues raised by the user:
- the tube can be bitten by one of my dogs
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Note positive, neutral and negative feedback
| Positive | Neutral | Negative |
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| That's a good idea| I don't know if I will buy it| Dangerous for my dogs|
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Try to put a safe tube
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Note here features that needs to be improved/removed/added
:improved the tube
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### 5. Third test
#### User 1
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- Ekaterina
- 46 y.o.
- Marketing department manager
- 10 minutes
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##### User feedback
3 main issues raised by the user:
- potential expensiveness
- potential issues with repairing (in case of the product breaking down it will be hard to repair it considering that the technology is very innovative)
- it is always risky to try new technologies, that are not commonly used
| Positive | Neutral | Negative |
| --------| --------| --------|
| The idea seems very interesting and relevant to the modern environnemental problems. It is very important to work on solutions of these issues, especially for younger generations. As for the idea itslf, it represents the product of the future, it is great!The problem you are looking to solve is actually very important and unfortunetly not a lot of people understand it. | - | As for potential issues you might face while developing this product: high price due to elevated production costs, the risk of people being afraid to adapt new technologies in their nousehold, difficulty to manage in case of a break down due to lack of competent professionals familiar with the technology|
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#### General comment on the interview
The interviewee found that the problem is of current interest and the prototype is a good solution to it.
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#### Features that need to be improved
It is important to reduce production costs to its minimum in the future, to try and make its functoinality easy and clear and to ensure a quality marketing of the product.
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### 5. Define your final product
According to users feedback rewrite your requirements specification.
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- What is the purpose of your product?
The purpose of the product is to make the use of water heating energy more efficient thank to the smart grids technology. We present you the product of the future: the global trend of economizing energy and resources is embodied in our project. More precisely, it allows users to economize water wasted while waiting for the water in the shower to heat to the comfortable temeperature level. This solution will significantly reduce the consumption.
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- What problem do you want to solve with it?
We want to solve the problem of useless and unjustified water consumption for families. Finding a way to use this water usually wasted all around the world would be a perfext solution.
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- The features our product is equiped with:
- temperature measurer
- water tube sending water to the other direction
- water tanks
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# P3. Design
## Make your final prototype
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Now that you have defined what is your best proposal it's time to make a greater version of it. You will present it to the jury during the final evaluation alongside the early prototypes made in the previous phase.
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A good prototype is self-explainatory : the user must be able to understand how it works without instructions or user manual. It must be fully functional and sufficiently strong to withstand several demonstrations in real conditions of use.
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For this phase it is **mandatory** to use at least :
- **Tinkercad** to design in 3D your product
- **Tinkercad Circuits** to design the electronics
- **Adobe XD** to make your prototype interactive.
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### Ressources
Here is a short list of useful websites and softwares for prototyping things.
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- [instructables.com](https://www.instructables.com/): A great website with tutorials for (almost) everything
- [makezine.com](https://makezine.com/projects/): A well known magazine with tons of cool projects
- [thingiverse.com](https://www.thingiverse.com/) The world's largest 3D printing commmunity, with loads of projects
- [hackaday.com](https://hackaday.com/): If you are a bit hacker or want to become one, this site is for you!
- [wikifab.org](https://wikifab.org/wiki/Accueil): Just like instructables, but *en français*
- [Slicer](https://apps.autodesk.com/FUSION/en/Detail/Index?id=8699194120463301363&os=Win64&appLang=en) : A software to convert 3D models (.stl files) into laser-cutted slices, a great tool to build cardboard objects.
- [Make a box](https://makeabox.io/) : A website to create boxes that can be laser cutted
- [Makercase](http://www.makercase.com/) : Another laser cutted boxes website
- [templatemaker.nl](https://www.templatemaker.nl/) : To create quiclky paper objects that can be cutted with the laser cutter.
- [Sculptris](http://pixologic.com/sculptris/) : A 3D sculpting tool, a fun way to create 3D models for 3D printing or laser cutting.
- ...
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Note in the section below all the projects and tools you've find to help you for the conception and fabrication of your final prototype.
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* https://makercamp.com/projects/cardboard-prototypes
* https://www.pinterest.fr/pin/226657793724088462/
* http://makingsociety.com/2014/11/cardboard-prototyping-1/
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### Demonstrator design
#### Drawing
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Start by taking a sheet of paper and draw the global shape of your demonstrator, then explode it into the parts that compose it and draw them one by one.
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Drag-n-drop below the pictures of your drawings, don't forget to write a caption for each image :
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Main picture : global drawing of your demonstrator
Write here a short description of your drawing
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Part 1 drawing
Write here a short description of your drawing
:::As you can see, we add a screen where you can see your consumption in water during your shower and a button to fix a limit of consumtion.
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Part 2 drawing
Write here a short description of your drawing
::: The part in black represent the system to control the adequate temperature. The system is composed of a thermometer.
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Part 3 drawing
Write here a short description of your drawing
:::Here you can see the part which you fix to your shower head.
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Do the same for each part of your prototype
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### Means of fabrication
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Now that you have designed your final prototype it's time to build it! Take the time to fill accuratly the following section to have a good overview of the building process.
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#### Tools
List below what tools you need for building the project:
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* PVC
* Plastic
* Plexiglass
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#### BOM (Bill Of Materials)
List in the table below all the elements you need to build your demonstrator (replace the exemples with your parts) :
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|Part number| Part name | Material /description | Dimensions |Quantity |
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|1 | cover plate | Medium 3mm | 300x120 mm | 2 |
|2 | wood screw | steel | 2x40 mm | 10 |
|3 | bracket | Z-ultrat | 12x20x3 mm | 5 |
|4 | Arduino Uno | prototyping board | N/A | 1 |
|... | ... | ... | ... | ... |
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Once you have decided what features to prototype and how, ask on slack the makers’ lab manager of your campus. He will give you some technical feedback and will tell you the material you need. Do not expect the makers’ lab managers to tell you what to build!
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### Conception
- Use **TinkerCAD** to design your parts.
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The above pictures are the shell for our protoype (the shower head)



The above pictures are the model for the overall look and usage for our prototype.
Drag-n-drop here at least 3 screenshots of your **3D design** and write a caption for each screenshot
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Insert here the link to your **3D design** on **tinkercad**. Make sure you have set the share settings to public!
https://www.tinkercad.com/things/ksq8kyJuyP2
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- Use **Tinkercad circuits** and **Adobe XD** to design interactions
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https://www.tinkercad.com/things/cp8tcaLkkxO
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Drag-n-drop here at least 3 screenshots of your **UX design** and write a caption for each screenshot
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Insert here the link to your **UX design** on **Adobe XD**
https://xd.adobe.com/view/f9c8017c-d1fc-479b-598f-4f26e0ab283d-8ff9/
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### Building process
Describe below the building steps of your demonstrator and insert a picture for each step :https://www.tinkercad.com/things/9kQsWGW4tpe-amazing-turing/edit
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(Drag-n-drop picture here)
**step one** : Enim ut sem viverra aliquet eget sit amet tellus.
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(Drag-n-drop picture here)
**step two** : Pellentesque elit ullamcorper dignissim cras tincidunt.
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**step three** : Elementum integer enim neque
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Do the same for all the step of the building process
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##### Prototype video
Use your smartphone to make a short video (30s) showing your improved prototype, and post it on the Slack channel of your group.
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# P4. Share
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You’re almost there! You’ve a built your final prototype, now it’s time to share your project with the world. During the sharing phase you’ll make your project understandable and makable by everyone.
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In this part you have to fill your online documentation using Glitch, don't forget to insert the link below.
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[my-documentation](https://)
Insert here the link of your Glitch documentation
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