Task Instructions

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Video script 2024.11.25 ,by runxin This is the video script we wrote, and we will refer to this content during the video shooting stage. At that time, we may also make corresponding modifications. Physical model materials This is the material we have prepared for making physical models, which includes PVC plastic pipes and some connectors.

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November 23rd: Prepare materials and tools November 24th: Obtain the final plan, if feasible, proceed with model rendering and brief animation production until November 25th November 26th to 29th: Create the required models, shoot materials, and provide preliminary models and materials to the opposing team for confirmation November 29th to December 3st: Video editing, exhibition board production, and feedback to the opposing team on the results

On November 14, 2024, we met with Team 4 to discuss both projects. The team members were very helpful in suggesting which aspects of our project, “Ghestock,” could benefit from improvement. Additionally, they were kind enough to publish their feedback on the blog. As for the video game, we, as members of Team 20, provided feedback, particularly on the names of their characters. We pointed out that, once the project is completed, we would be happy to help them refine the Italian names, as they are currently not written correctly. Furthermore, we shared our thoughts on the project we chose among those they proposed, suggesting that some features from the other projects be integrated into the one we liked the most. Finally, we agreed on future deliverables. It was truly a pleasure to collaborate with them, as they showed great kindness and availability.

Firstly, I need to know the features and advantages of this product, which will be highlighted in the video. Secondly, I need to know in what scenarios elderly people will use additional features. For example, their proposed magnetic components and detachable handles. This helps me better showcase them in the video. Then, how the image of the "little emperor" in their plan interacts and matches with the walking of the elderly after improvement. This helps with visualization in videos. If there is any additional content that needs to be added, we will post it on the website. Looking forward to and thanking you for your reply.

The overall appearance of the first type of cane is tough and mechanical, like an electronic technology product. Can elderly people accept this style.The design concept of "Little Emperor" is very interesting, as it increases interactivity and has a built-in GPS. Can you list in detail which elements that elderly people like to add. But the image of the Little Emperor needs some improvement and renaming. Chinese elderly people prefer auspicious things, which can be changed to images such as the Little God of Wealth or the Little Lucky Star. Most of the styling images we see are part of a cane, do they have more options when combined into a shape? The design idea of adding LED lights on crutches can help elderly people walk more safely in low light conditions. The lighting selection, but the size of the rope hanging below the handle is too long and does not reflect the functionality of this part. The position of this switch should be designed to consider whether elderly people may frequently accidentally touch it while using crutches. The final design is the most suitable solution for the design requirements, and the magnetic components and detachable handle design are excellent. But can the suction force of the magnet be strong enough to support the elderly to stand up, and will strong magnets have any impact on the elderly's body. In addition, there is more information about adjusting the extension and retraction of the cane. Adjusting the length is a good thing, but the design of each section cannot meet the needs of every elderly person well. This can be further optimized. The image described in the first article. The image described in Article 3. The image described in Article 4.

The various implementations are clearly described within the “Gehstock” file (found on this blog and published on 4-11-2024) 3 Proposes Fot GehstockDownload

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After consultation, we have revised a portion of the timeline in the design brief, which includes: Creative brainstorming: Team members brainstorm and propose a variety of design options, including structure, function, user interface, etc. The two sides report the design plan to each other and further communicate. (Deadline: November 6)

Hello Team 20, can you please share your Client Project Brief with your Designers Team 04 https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-02 as they cannot start the next week’s task of designing initial solutions. Erik

Project Overview With the intensification of global population aging, the number of elderly people continues to grow, and the demand for assistive devices is also increasing. The market potential for standing canes is enormous, especially for the elderly who require assistance. The rapid development of intelligent technology provides the possibility for the upgrade of canes. This project is a more stable, safe, and convenient cane designed to support both hands when grandparents stand up while sitting, with a four legged structure at the bottom. Project background My grandfather is 94 years old, quite old. My grandmother passed away a long time ago, and my grandfather lives alone. He likes to live in his old house because there are his old friends nearby, so he doesn't have to live in high-rise buildings and it's very convenient to go out. Because he is older and has difficulty with his legs, his neighbors and old friends often come to his house to chat and have tea with him. Our house is very close to my grandfather's house, it only takes 4 minutes to ride a bike. My mother goes to my grandfather's house every day to visit him, chat with him, or bring some homemade dumplings, buns, etc.Grandfather's overall physical condition is good, and he is able to cook simple meals, boil water, and occasionally walk a short distance out to buy a small amount of food. But one of his knees often hurts, to the point where the leg is deformed and unable to walk normally, requiring the use of crutches. His crutch was originally made of simple wooden material, and later used aluminum alloy material. But they all have no extra functions or structures. When he sits under most chairs, the crutch armrest is located at the height of his chest. When standing up, he needs to press down on the armrest harder, and there is only one armrest. He often stands up with the other hand supporting nearby objects. In addition, the bottom of his cane only has one fulcrum, and when he presses down forcefully, the cane often becomes unstable and tilts, which is very dangerous.Here are photos of my grandfather's daily life. The first one is a photo of my grandfather and my sister's child, two adorable people who are 93 years apart in age. The second photo is of my grandfather on his birthday. The third photo is of my grandfather resting in the yard. Preference My grandfather likes dark colors, such as black, dark blue, and gray. Most of his clothes are also of this color, and there are not many patterns, which are relatively simple. He prefers aluminum alloy crutches because he needs them for a long time, and aluminum alloy crutches are lighter.Sometimes there may be situations where there is no lighting, the environment is relatively dark, and coupled with his advanced age, his vision deteriorates, making it difficult for him to see the road clearly. A cane is crucial for a grandfather who…

Hi, my name is Davide Il Grande, I'm 23 years old. I come from Naples, the most particular and traditional city in Italy, also famous for pizza and superstition. I'm a doctor in cognitive psychology sciences and techniques. I am in the last year of my master's degree. I consider myself a person with many interests, who loves being with friends and who hates staying at home. My greatest passions are my english bulldog "Ciro", the Sea and the sports. Even Better if mixed! My contact informations are: email: Davide.ilgrande@studenti.unisob.na.it telegram: @Nientedipersonale1

Hello, my name is Raffaele Lupini, I'm 23 years old, I come from Naples, Italy, the city of Pulcinella, Vesuvius and Pizza. I took my Psychology degree last October, now I am studying for the final year of my master’s degree to complete my academic journey and earn my second degree. I like to travel, play videogames, go out whit my friends, listen 24/7 music and going to concerts.My real love is soccer and I'm a real supporter of SSC Napoli. My idol is Kvaratskhelia, that's why I have a shirt whit his name on it. My contact informations are:Email: raffaele.lupini@studenti.unisob.na.itWeChat: +39 3449971655Telegram: @raff2501

Hi, my name is Luana! I’m 23 years old, and I live in Vitulazio, a country in the province of Caserta.I study pshychology at Unisob. I’ve been playing volleyball since I was little and it’s a sport that has taught me how to work in teams, respect others, and above all, it makes me feel free. This is my beautiful team: I love the summer and enjoy spending entire days at the beach. This is the wonderful place where i spent my holidays the last summer... I fell in love whit it I love reading, listening to music, building puzzles, and in my free time I enjoy spending as much time as possible with my family and my two cute and somewhat lively kittens. YOU CAN CONTACT ME WHENEVER YOU WANT ON MY E-MAIL: luana.derosa@studenti.unisob.na.it. OR ON MY TELEGRAM ACCOUNT: @LuanaDeRosa00 <3

Hey, hi! My name is Andrea Cucculo, I’m 23 years, and I live in Naples. I’m a psychology student at Suor Orsola Benincasa University, and I really like the mountains, nature, and snow since I was a child. These are some photos that I took. Another passion of mine is basketball, but sports in general are essential in my life. I play in the promotion league, and my team is called Bosco. This is our stadium. my contact informations are : Email: andrea.cucculo@studenti.unisob.na.it Telegram: @andreacucculo

👀 Hello, I’m Francesco Sivero, i’m 24 and I live in Marano, a city near Napoli. I’m a psychology student at UNISOB, and I really like books and Films, you can see some of me favourite ones here: I have a lite dog, a female dachshund, named Chloe, she’s 4 and and she is my faithful study partner My main information and how you can contanct me: e-mail: Francescopio.sivero@studenti.unisob.na.it Telegram: @francescosivero

Hello, I'm Cristiano Sacco, 28. I live in Sarno, a country town close to Salerno. Now I'm studying Psychology at UniSOB, in Naples. I've been a Boy-Scout for more than 10 years, and I've been playing the guitar since I was 16. I really like spending time into nature, I'm not really into partying and caos, I prefer peaceful places, beer with friends and deep conversations.On you right you can see me screaming cause of bungee jumping.I love visiting new places and I had the chance to see a little bit of the earth travelling around the world. I live with these two little soft toys.My contact informations are:Email: cristiano.sacco@studenti.unisob.na.itWeChat: +39 3883543206Telegram: CGE (@Nutzername0)

You will upload your profile onto your allocated Design Project site. Sharing your profile will enable other participating students and lecturers to find out about you. So, make it an interesting read… The other students might like to know where your hometown is, and what your hobbies are and your future plans after you will graduate. You may like to say something about your favourite design project you have done in the past and share a picture or two. What are your strong skills? Do you have a favourite book, movie or TV series? What is your favourite hiding place where your university is located? Please remember to include your contact details. It is essential that you list your email! However, it would be also useful to indicate what social media you are using such as WhatsApp, WeChat, Signal, Telegram, Line, Kakao Talk, Skype and so on. You can always update your profile post, so you do not need to have it perfect in the first go.

Develop a banner for your Design Team. The banner will be used as a Heather for your Design Project Site. The dimensions can be vary from 340x125pixels or 1350 by 270px or 2000x400px The Designers’ Team Banner needs to include the following: design team’s logo design team’s name design team members’ photos and names Examples of the past designers banners are provided on the 2024 Project Master Page. If like you, you can always modify your banners later on.