input: Text: Project Manager: Okay. Hi Team. Hope you had a good lunch. Marketing: <unk>gap<unk> Project Manager: <unk>vocalsound<unk> Okay we're back for the conceptual design meeting. Um let's get started. 'Kay, here is the agenda for today's meeting. Um we're gonna open it and I'm gonna keep the minutes as Project Manager. We're gonna have three presentations, one from each of you again. And then we are going to come to decision on the remote control concepts and then we're gonna close it up. And we have forty minutes again. 'Kay, and just to reiterate um after this meeting the team will reach a decision on the concepts of the remote control. Okay. Let's go ahead and start off with your presentations. Who would like to go first? Industrial Designer: Just trying to move mine right now. Project Manager: Okay. Um Courtney would you mind starting us off? Marketing: Yeah <unk>gap<unk>. Project Manager: Okay. Trend watching? 'Kay. Marketing: Yeah. Okay, so trend watching. Uh since we do put the fashion in electronics, it is kind of important how our product looks. So I guess we can go ahead and go to the next. So what they want. Right now customers want fancy versus functional. Um basically about fifty eight percent of what they <unk>disfmarker<unk> like of the product that they want, describing like the <unk>disfmarker<unk> in order of how much they want, fifty eight per cent of the decision of what it should look like, fancy versus functional, and then it has to also be technologically innovative, and yet easy to use. So the customer basically is confused. They don't know exactly what they want. They want us to tell them. <unk>gap<unk> Industrial Designer: They want everything, but simply. Marketing: Yes. Exactly. Industrial Designer: <unk>vocalsound<unk> Okay. Marketing: So we can go to next. Project Manager: Mm 'kay
  Question: Summarize the whole meeting.
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output: This was the conceptual design meeting for the remote. The first presentation was given by Marketing on trend watching. Marketing pointed out that customers wanted the remote to be technologically innovative and yet simple to use, and that the current fashion trend was fruits and vegetable patterns. Clearly labelled large buttons with the company logo and colour scheme were also preferred. User Interface followed with the presentation on interface concepts, proposing to have a scroll-down design and a distinctly recognizable demographic for specific buttons. Industrial Designer's presentation on component design provided information for the material needed for the remote, and certain restrictions coming with different options. After User Interface's additional thoughts on voice recognition, the team discussed designs of the energy source, the material, and the user interface concept, deciding on latex covers, the gun-metal grey colour, and blue and yellow touch buttons.