Day 3

The Smart Basket


Persona:

1. children 8-11 years old
    - Hobbies:
Playing outside with friends in free time, playing some sports but not too competitive more for fun. Sports camp in vacation times.

    - Day plan:
Waking up – making ready – going to school on bike – playing on the playground – having lesson – 15 min break playing on the playground – lesson – lunch break and playing on the playground – More lesson – again 15min playing on the playground – lesson – end of school – going home on bike – eating – playing outside with friends out of the neighborhood – goes back inside - sleeping.

    - Likes:
Playing video games, playing with toys, watching tv, going outside with friends, playing games with friends, laughing.

    - What they want from the basket ring:
Playing the games for fun, likes the lights that go with the game, an easy way to see how far they are in the game or what the score is at the moment. Mabey some sound that goes with the game.


2. Teens 12 - 18 years old:
    - Hobbies:
Playing outside with friends in free time and more talk with them than play, joining sports clubs to get a taste of the competitive sport. Playing video games and youth movement vacation.

    - Day plan:
Waking up – making ready – going to school on bike or public transport – talking with friends in front of school – having lesson – 15 min break – lesson – lunch break – lesson – 15min break – lesson – end of school – going home on bike/public transport – eating – making homework – going outside with friends – sleeping,

    - Likes:
Playing video games, talking with friends, watching tv, going outside with friends, laughing, going out with friends or just having a drink.

    - What they want from the basket ring:
Playing the games for fun and a little bit competitive, the lights set a certain kind of mood while playing basketball, a fun way to entertain the players who are scoring. Would like a bit of feedback on how they do it in the game like the accuracy but not too much information otherwise it is a bit overwhelming.


Interview questions day 3:
1. What do you think about the current one?
2. What do you want to improve?
3. What do you miss and you would like to have?
4. Do/would you use our phone while playing?
5. What information do you want about your game?
6. Would you wear a wristband?
7. Would you look up your favorite player's information?
8. Do you want sound and lights?

First, we spoke with a Coach/trainer
1. He likes the ring and sees opportunities, but it has to work better otherwise it is not that handy.
2. The lights, maybe they can give more information and the ring has to work better because sometimes he says you scored but you didn't.
3. That the ring works with the normal game, not only with fun games.
4. He would, especially if he was in the audience.
5. The percentage goals/shots at every position.
6. If it is more accurate.
7. Yes
8. Especially the lights can be useful.

Color analyze website Embedded Fitness

Yellow:
HTML-code:#5DBCD2
RGB-code:R: 93 G: 188 B: 210
HSV:191.28° 55.71% 82.35%

Orange: 
HTML-code:#5DBCD2

RGB-code:R: 93 G: 188 B: 210

HSV:191.28° 55.71% 82.35%

Red: 
HTML-code:#5DBCD2
RGB-code:R: 93 G: 188 B: 210
HSV:191.28° 55.71% 82.35%

Grey: 
HTML-code:#5DBCD2
RGB-code:R: 93 G: 188 B: 210
HSV:191.28° 55.71% 82.35%


Concepts:



Kinect sensor information:
Kinect (codenamed Project Natal during development) is a line of motion sensing input devices that was produced by Microsoft for Xbox 360and Xbox One video game consoles and Microsoft Windows PCs. Based around a webcam-style add-on peripheral, it enables users to control and interact with their console/computer without the need for a game controller, through a natural user interface using gestures and spoken commands.^[12]   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinect

The kinect uses a clever combination of cheap infrared projector and camera to sense depth.
https://youtu.be/uq9SEJxZiUg


Video of the working lights: