Wednesday, 16 February 2011

Specification

Drawing up a set of requirements for installation - 'a stepping stone between the problem and the solution'

To be able to write 'good requirements' and make them atomic, measurable and clear we thought we should refer back to our aim for our installation. The aim is shown below:

Our aim for this project is to use any specific board game as inspiration to create a novel interactive experience.
After considering our initial aim for the project, we had a group brainstorm session and came up with the following requirements:

The following is our design specification. These requirements have been gathered from the information we have found in our contextural and environmental studies, and from our research on other technologies which have been used in similar areas

Customer needs and goals 
  • An installation that provides a fun, simple to understand and interesting experience which incorporates some intelligence or educational purposes
Environmental and contextual constraints
  • Large area
  • Possible wet conditions
Influence from existing work
  • Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve in singapore had thier volunteers paint the bins as part of a special activity for volunteer appreciation day in 2008. 
  • Seattle,2007, decorative bins as part of a children's festival. 
Technical limitations and constraints


•    Lighting conditions 
•    Needs to be accessible by many users at the same time 
•    Equipment needs to be covered/secure

Personal needs and goals
          
             •     To successfully develop and install the interaction and gain positive feedback
             •     Develop personal skills and teamwork communication
             •     To work successfully to a specific brief and complete on time

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