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Ad-Hoc Networking Project PM, Liason: Mathilde Technical Lead: Jim - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Ad-Hoc Networking Project PM, Liason: Mathilde Technical Lead: Jim - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Ad-Hoc Networking Project PM, Liason: Mathilde Technical Lead: Jim Research Lead: Megan Design Lead: Jordan Document Lead: Whitney The Project Create revolutionary applications/services for ad-hoc car networks Demonstrate and prototype the
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Our Timeline
January February March April May June July Research
Owner: Megan Deliverable: Big Picture Doc
Brainstorming / Ideation
Owner: Mathilde Deliverable: Three concepts
Understanding the Users Gathering Domain Knowledge Interviews / Focus Group
Owner: Whitney Deliverable: Interview Highlights Personas / Scenario Creation Owner: Jordan Deliverable: Personas, Task Scenarios Lo-Fi Prototype Owner: Jordan Deliverable: Lo-Fi Prototype
Prototyping, Testing, and Iteration Information Architecture
Owner: Megan Deliverable: IA Diagram Hi-Fi Prototype Prep Owner: Jim Deliverable: Hi-Fi Prototype plan Presentation Prep Owner: Whitney Deliverable: Presentation Focus Group Owner: Mathilde Deliverable: Collaborative Design Report
Developing the IA Hi-Fi Prototype Development
Owner: Jim Deliverable: Hi-Fi Prototype User Testing Owner: Megan Deliverable: Usability Report Detailed Requirements Owner: Megan/Whitney? Deliverable: UI Specification Presentation Prep Owner: Whitney Deliverable: Presentation 1 week 2 weeks 3 weeks 4 weeks 5 weeks 6 weeks 7 weeks 8 weeks 9 weeks 10 weeks 11 weeks 12 weeks 13 weeks 14 weeks 15 weeks 16 weeks 17 weeks 18 weeks 19 weeks 20 weeks 21 weeks 22 weeks 23 weeks 24 weeks 25 weeks 26 weeks
MHCI GM Network
Project Plan with Owners and Deliverables
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Our Research
The future of GM, GM Visions OnStar GM @ CMU Ad-hoc networks on 802.11b
Bluetooth
Custom installations in cars Auto shows European and Japanese cell phone services
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Conference Call + Dinner
Lots of technical data Confirmed the nature of the project Want prototype demo at the end of the summer Bounced ideas off of Jay Learned about what GM research does Tried to learn as much about the field from Jay as possible
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Brainstorming Ideas
- Report suspicious behavior on the road
- Traffic probe
- Report accidents
- Communication with police
- Intelligent cruise control/sensory of other cars on the road
- Sharable mp3s
- Good places to eat in the area
- smart parking meters
- help parallel parking
- roadtripping/following a friend's car
- parents able to check where child's car is
- "What's the speed limit?" button
- real space games, 2-player games from car-to-car
- highway games, multiple cars playing (consider: cheating, safety)
- "Beautify America" game, picking up litter
- super efficient parking structures
- ways to express road rage
- sharing cabs to lower cab fare
- predictive commute times
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What we're doing well
Running meetings, going very smoothly Good leadership Very well organized Learning about the field and related work Thorough minutes taken
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What we're not doing well
Having a brainstorming "official session" Finding a specific direction to move in
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