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Team Ford Douglas Kantor Helena Narowski Rahul Patel Chengzhu Jin Eric Wu Department of Computer Science and Engineering Michigan State University Project Plan Ford SmartPark App The Capstone Experience Team Ford Douglas Kantor Helena Narowski Rahul Patel Chengzhu Jin Eric Wu Department of Computer Science and Engineering Michigan State University From Students… Fall 2017 …to Professionals Functional Specifications • Mobile App . Create / Edit Ford Smart Park Profile . Send in parking spots for reward incentives . View Rewards Leaderboard . Receive notifications of available parking spots nearby . Register owned vehicles • Google Tango . Scan parking spots . Analyze and report measurements • Sync 3 . Receive alerts from mobile app of available parking spots . Map to available parking spots • Server . AWS Free Tier Server The Capstone Experience Team Ford Project Plan Presentation 2 Design Specifications • Our project has two User Interfaces: Mobile Application and Sync 3 • Mobile Application has 7 interfaces • Sync 3 mirrors mobile app in the vehicle The Capstone Experience Team Ford Project Plan Presentation 3 Screen Mockup: Android Application The Capstone Experience Team Ford Project Plan Presentation 4 Screen Mockup: Android Application The Capstone Experience Team Ford Project Plan Presentation 5 Screen Mockup: Google Tango Parking Spot Scanning 2.8m 5.4m 5.4m 3.0m 2.8m 4.8m 4.8m 2.8m The Capstone Experience Team Ford Project Plan Presentation 6 Technical Specifications • Mobile Application . Android Studio 2.3.3 • Google Tango . Software Development Kit • Sync 3 . Emulator . Testing Development Kit • Server . MySQL . Amazon Relational Database Services The Capstone Experience Team Ford Project Plan Presentation 7 System Architecture The Capstone Experience Team Ford Project Plan Presentation 8 System Components • Hardware Platforms . Sync 3 Testing Development Kit . Lenovo Phab 2 Pro Smartphone • Software Platforms / Technologies . Android (Java) . Google Tango (Java) . Sync 3 Emulator & TDK . MySQL Database The Capstone Experience Team Ford Project Plan Presentation 9 Testing • Server Communication • Google Tango Communication • Sync 3 Communication . Sync 3 Emulator . Sync 3 TDK The Capstone Experience Team Ford Project Plan Presentation 10 Risks • Google Tango Augmented Reality Implementation . Team has no experience with AR. No existing evidence can prove that Google Tango can implement scanning functionality. Lots of time-consuming research and building process . Starting early is most efficient solution for time consuming tasks. Using Documentation and tutorials to manipulate source code. More team member work on AR implementation if needed. • Depth Sensing camera compatibility . Depth Sensing camera has maximum 3.5m detecting distance. However, length of most parking spot is larger than 4.5m . Try different method of depth sensing process and create new scanning algorithm. • Inbuilt Hardware corporation . Need to communicate lots of sensors since team is creating source code and no experiences. Barely any documentation provided . Go through tutorials and Test carefully ensure specific software functionality is cooperating with correct hardware signal The Capstone Experience Team Ford Project Plan Presentation 11 Questions? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? The Capstone Experience Team Ford Project Plan Presentation 12.
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