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 ===== Glossary ===== ===== Glossary =====
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-^ Abbreviation ^ Description ^+^Abbreviation ^ Description ^
 |EPS|European Project Semester| |EPS|European Project Semester|
 |ISEP|Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto| |ISEP|Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto|
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 The European Project Semester (EPS) offers students with engineering and other backgrounds a chance to work together on a project at a partner university of their schools. The EPS project provides a unique opportunity for students of different nationalities and study backgrounds to work together and combine their skills and knowledge to produce a unique and realistic result/solution to a relevant challenge. The project provides an environment similar to what it would be in the real work field when having to collaborate with different people, and offers the chance to learn from each other. The European Project Semester (EPS) offers students with engineering and other backgrounds a chance to work together on a project at a partner university of their schools. The EPS project provides a unique opportunity for students of different nationalities and study backgrounds to work together and combine their skills and knowledge to produce a unique and realistic result/solution to a relevant challenge. The project provides an environment similar to what it would be in the real work field when having to collaborate with different people, and offers the chance to learn from each other.
 The project is completed under scientific supervision for the duration of one semester. This project outcome was created at the “Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto” also called "ISEP" by the following team of students, table {{ref>tlabel1}}. The project is completed under scientific supervision for the duration of one semester. This project outcome was created at the “Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto” also called "ISEP" by the following team of students, table {{ref>tlabel1}}.
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 <caption>Team Members and backgrounds.</caption> <caption>Team Members and backgrounds.</caption>
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 | Elena Boucher | France | Packaging Engineering | | Elena Boucher | France | Packaging Engineering |
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 ==== - Motivation ==== ==== - Motivation ====
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 +For better readability of the Gantt chart, refer to the Excel link below. \\ 
 +{{ :gantt-chart_l.xlsx |}}\\
 ==== - Cost ==== ==== - Cost ====
  
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 For the prototype there were some differences between the initial price planned and the price that ended up being the final one. For the prototype there were some differences between the initial price planned and the price that ended up being the final one.
 Initially, a list was made with all the materials and components that would eventually be needed but ISEP had alternatives to some of them, so some components were replaced for the ones ISEP gave, making the final price reducing a lot. Initially, a list was made with all the materials and components that would eventually be needed but ISEP had alternatives to some of them, so some components were replaced for the ones ISEP gave, making the final price reducing a lot.
-After all those changes, the final price came up to 39,03€, including wood boards, handles for the sliding pieces, table feet and screws.+After all those changes, the final price came up to 39,03 €, including wood boards, handles for the sliding pieces, table feet and screws.
  
 **Real Device**  **Real Device** 
  
-For the real model, it is expected to pay a total price of 250€, including all the components and materials needed for the construction of it. This is expected total price in the ideal situation although prices may vary according to costs of transport and possible differences that the price has on the website of the suppliers in comparison with the reality or even taxes that may come up with the implementation of the device on the streets.+For the real model, it is expected to pay a total price of 250 €, including all the components and materials needed for the construction of it. This is expected total price in the ideal situation although prices may vary according to costs of transport and possible differences that the price has on the website of the suppliers in comparison with the reality or even taxes that may come up with the implementation of the device on the streets.
  
 **Maintenance**  **Maintenance** 
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 In this table, every competitor of our company is listed and compared with respect to several characteristics. In this table, every competitor of our company is listed and compared with respect to several characteristics.
  
-//Competitor matrix:* // 
  
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 <caption>Competitor analysis and comparison</caption> <caption>Competitor analysis and comparison</caption>
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-^  COMPETITOR ANALYSIS  ^ Street Furniture Australia ^ Parkrun ^ The Music Center ^ Happy City ^ Better Block Foundation ^ The Urban Conga ^ Project for Public Spaces ^ The Good Gym ^  //**SHIFT IT**//  ^+^  Competitor analysis  ^ Street Furniture Australia ^ Parkrun ^ The Music Center ^ Happy City ^ Better Block Foundation ^ The Urban Conga ^ Project for Public Spaces ^ The Good Gym ^  //**SHIFT IT**//  ^
 |Pricing for people|  Free  |  Free  |  Free or paid  |  Free  |  Paid  |  Free  |  Free  |  Free  |  Free  | |Pricing for people|  Free  |  Free  |  Free or paid  |  Free  |  Paid  |  Free  |  Free  |  Free  |  Free  |
 |Places|  Parks, Public Spaces  |  Parks, Cities  |  In the company building  |  Urban Areas  |  Urban Areas  |  Urban Areas, Public Spaces  |  Urban Areas, Public Spaces  |  Parks, Public Spaces  |  Parks, Public Spaces  | |Places|  Parks, Public Spaces  |  Parks, Cities  |  In the company building  |  Urban Areas  |  Urban Areas  |  Urban Areas, Public Spaces  |  Urban Areas, Public Spaces  |  Parks, Public Spaces  |  Parks, Public Spaces  |
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 <caption>Substitute analysis</caption> <caption>Substitute analysis</caption>
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-^Product    ^Requires interaction ^ Mental effort required ^ Action required ^ Accessible to all^Requires lots of space^Has loose components^competition^Physical/tech combi^+^Product    ^Requires interaction ^ Mental effort required ^ Action required ^ Accessible to all^Requires lots of space^Has loose components^Competition^Physical/tech combi^
 |Jungle gyms|No                   | No                     |Yes              |No                 |Yes                   |No                 |No          |No           | |Jungle gyms|No                   | No                     |Yes              |No                 |Yes                   |No                 |No          |No           |
 |Outdoor gyms|No                  | No                     |Yes              |No                 |Yes                   |No                 |No          |No           | |Outdoor gyms|No                  | No                     |Yes              |No                 |Yes                   |No                 |No          |No           |
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-A flow chart was made in order to better understand how the light sensors would work to detect the movement and position of the 8 puzzle pieces on the 9-piece grid and send it through to the display. Figure {{ref>flabel62}}) displays the decisions and actions the system goes through to detect the movement of the 8 puzzle pieces. The code part of this flowchart would be done in a variant of the C++ programming language and in Python.\\+A flow chart was made in order to better understand how the light sensors would work to detect the movement and position of the 8 puzzle pieces on the 9-piece grid and send it through to the display. Figure {{ref>flabel62}} displays the decisions and actions the system goes through to detect the movement of the 8 puzzle pieces. The code part of this flowchart would be done in a variant of the C++ programming language and in Python.\\
  
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 <caption>Flow Chart light sensors</caption> <caption>Flow Chart light sensors</caption>
 </figure> </figure>
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