A: the way we A: uh-huh .
B: and you you print onto the circuit board like you might print onto paper .
A: Oh , okay .
A: Um what about the case ?
A: I think they're talking there about do we want wood , plastic , titanium or rubber ,
B: A: and I think we've discussed not having titanium .
A: One , it's too expensive ,
A: um and second , it won't do this double um curves .
A: Um we've sort of eliminated wood .
A: We said plastic or rubber .
A: What's the pleasure ?
B: Well
B: if if Sarah's keen on a spongy feel ,
B: the the rubber that we're talking about is the same as you have in those little stress balls ,
D: That's exactly what I was thinking . I'm sold .
B: so it's B: yeah .
A: What about you ?
C: Do you not think it might need like a kind of a hard plastic inner shell with the actual delicate workings inside , and then a kind of spongy Yeah , s thick spongy cover ,
D: Mm .
D: Kind of like an internal egg .
A: Cover .
C: so it feels like the whole thing's spongy ,
C: but actually you're not damaging anything by squeezing it . A: Plastic inside .
D: Yeah . C: Because I mean you could just get carried away with the with the tac
B: Yeah .
B: I'd I'd need to talk to manufacturing again about whether that's actually possible ,
B: but I agree , it's uh sounds like a nice idea if it is .
C: Yeah .
C: Well
C: you do get a bit carried away with things that are tactile ,
C: you just wanna stroke them and squeeze them ,
A: Hmm .
B: D: And with sports on television .
A: Okay .
C: and D: You know . A: Um the next part they want is the user interface concept .
D: I su
B: I should I should r A: I'm sorry to push you ,
A: but we only have a couple minutes to finish with .
D: Then I'll just say I support either from a marketing point of view I support either decision that the designers make on that .
A: Okay ,
A: and it says interface . What type and what supplements ?
C: Just copy the one on the left . C: No
C: um a scroll C: Well ,
C: like four buttons , up , down , left and right with enter in the middle , that will correspond to a menu on the screen .
B: Which I think technically is just push button
B: and uh I'd certainly support that that
C: Yeah ,
C: I'd like push buttons with B: that brings the cost down quite a lot
B: and it's something that we're an ex the company's an expert on .
C: So
C: push buttons A: Okay , um
A: that's that .
A: Um this is gonna sound weird ,
A: but the next meeting starts in thirty minutes .
A: Whew .
B: A: And they actually want a look and feel design , user interface design ,
A: you can look and see this as well as I can .
A: Marketing they want product evaluation .
C: No ,
C: it's still it's still plugged in on mine actually .
D: No we can't , actually .
A: Oh .
A: Oh my , I'm sorry .
D: That's why I was looking over your shoulder
A: Oh , okay .
A: Sorry about that .
A: missed that one .
A: This ought to be fun trying to get this thing to work .
A: Ah , ta-da .
C: Now it's gone again .
B: A: Ah .
B: You know ,
B: I think the the company's s next project should to design a better overhead device that switches immediately . A: Yes ,
A: because I can't even see mine .
A: Next meeting starts in thirty minutes ,
C: Oh yes .
A: these are the individual actions .
A: Yeah , right .
A: Um the look and feel design is for Kate ,
D: Mm .
A: uh Steph gets the user interface design ,
A: you get product evaluation .
A: Um the two of you get to play with a Pla modelling clay um to do a prototype .
C: Great .
A: Uh and everybody gets individual instructions in the usual way .
D: Sounds good .
A: Anything else we need to do ?
C: I don't think so .
A: Go to it . C: Play-Doh .
A: And that's the end of this meeting .
A: That's for her benefit . D: That's really all I got , guys .
B: