Project Manager: Uh okay , well do you wanna um give us your presentation
Industrial Designer: Okay , sure .
Project Manager: and then then we can I don't know Marketing: Yep .
Project Manager: um might have been a good idea to all deliver our presentations and then discuss , but this is this is how we're Marketing: Yeah , it's good well it's good to get ideas out while they're fresh in mind .
Project Manager: Yeah , exactly , yeah .
Marketing: Um Project Manager: Oh it's something that's just occurred to me as well is if we make it um speech reco if we incorporate speech recognition , that's appealing to people um maybe with a physical disability as well .
Marketing: Not Project Manager: Um .
Marketing: Yeah . And not losing . And also it helps in terms of people not losing this ,
Project Manager: Yeah .
Marketing: you know they they're saying oh it's I lose it in the couch .
Project Manager: Yeah .
Marketing: like we're kind of what we're b sort of getting in into here is mating different uh design features together
Project Manager: Mm-hmm .
Marketing: that they User Interface: I reckon one problem with speech recognition is um I've actually seen one of them used and uh the technology that was in that one wasn't particularly amazing , so you end up yelling at the control for hours .
Industrial Designer: Project Manager: Really ?
User Interface: Channel up .
Marketing: Right .
User Interface: Marketing: Oh really , you've seen one before .
Project Manager: Do you think maybe we need like further advances in that kind of area until it's worthwhile incorporating it though ?
User Interface: Um  I think it'd probably quite expensive to put in .
Industrial Designer: Sorry , do you mind passing me my notepad .
Project Manager: Mm . Course not .
Industrial Designer: Thanks . Cool ,
Project Manager: There you go .
Industrial Designer: um . Okay . Um .
Project Manager: Right .
Industrial Designer: Well this is just the working design um .
Project Manager: Mm-hmm .
Industrial Designer: Well this is just what how I would go about it . Um I guess I try to define like what we're doing now , try to define what we're trying to get done . Um I think in a practical way , we kind of know what it is .
Marketing: Right .
Industrial Designer: We've used it , we're familiar with it , but we're we can't n we haven't narrowed down um exactly what the things we're trying to fulfil , like Besides the basics , I think back in the back of our minds we know what the basics are . Has to change channels , has to change volume , but in like specifics , right , which one of the basics are you trying to target . Um are there certain parts of the basics that are more important or less important than the basics ?
Marketing: Mm-hmm .
Industrial Designer: Um and I just the idea is just to get everybody to um I usually have a have have a design that's there as a basic , so , you know , things that to start everything going . But I guess everybody does have some idea , so I don't think um there's a need for that . Um okay this finding things is a little bit confusing , so I'll go into the diagram first . It just explains how the process goes through , from a Project Manager: Mm-hmm .
Industrial Designer: from the basic technology point of view , the basic steps that you need um in the diagram and in this slide probably works better . Um okay , you need some power source . 'Kay , a battery or something , to keep it going .
Project Manager: Mm-hmm .
Industrial Designer: Um and that power source is important because it ties you down to um how long the device will last . Um it ties you down perhaps a bit later on in terms of the technologies
Project Manager: Uh-huh .
Industrial Designer: um how far you can transmit the signal or the complexity of the functions that you want .
Marketing: Mm-hmm .
Industrial Designer: Like for example , voice recognition , right . That might be constrained because that you might need to power a microphone , you might need to power other things , so that's one perhaps constraint there . Um Th Okay , the basic thing is there's a user interface where people punch a button or talk into it or smile to it or blink their eyes , whatever .
Project Manager: Hmm .
Industrial Designer: You know , and that um picks up an input from a user , um uh a logic a series of logic has to decide what the user is telling the device , and the device has to r you know , based on you push button A_ , so I will do something with button A_ . So maybe button A_ is the power button , okay .
Marketing: Mm-hmm .
Project Manager: Mm-hmm .
Industrial Designer: Um and then it needs to be able to send the signal out to the device itself which is the receiver here . Um and I think that's about it in terms of my design um . It's fairly general , um and I guess the purpose of this is also not to restrict you in in the way you're thinking ,
Project Manager: Mm-hmm .
Industrial Designer: like um voice recognition , right , um , if it's something which is important then we just add more power rather than having a thing that we don't have enough power . So it's not really a constraint in that sense ,
Project Manager: Okay .
Industrial Designer: but I mean these are functionally , you know , the base ,
Marketing: Mm-hmm . Mm-hmm .
Industrial Designer: what the technology has to do .
Marketing: Okay .
Project Manager: Okay .
Industrial Designer: Um so I guess the rest of it Marketing: Mm-hmm .
Industrial Designer: I think we should maybe you you wanna go back to what the functions are ? I think that's more relevant to a discussion ?
Project Manager: Uh .
Marketing: 'Kay .
Project Manager: Well , do you wan do you wanna finish up your your whole presentation then ?
Marketing: Sure . Sure .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , w I'm done .
Project Manager: Are you are you all done ?
Industrial Designer: More or less . Yeah . Ps Oh , it's just putting the rest of it into words , but it's essentially the same thing .
Marketing: Yep .
Project Manager: Mm .
Industrial Designer: Um you have a transmitter , an input device , logic chip ,
Project Manager: Okay .
Industrial Designer: you know , stuff like that .
Project Manager: Okay .
Marketing: Right .

Summary: Industrial Designer introduced the basic working design logic of the remote, including the working process, the batteries, the power source to transmit the signal, the voice recognition as well as the interface for users to tab the button on the device.