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 '''An always-on voice-enabled smart screen device to keep track of the activities, events, and to-do lists of family members. Initial focus for the prototype is on Reminders only.'''
-*The Project Cue team was given approval at the London MVP preview to build and test with the target market a web app prototype that provides the ability to:
+*Team developed a prototype that provides family members with the ability to:
-**Use voice (3rd party) to create reminders for one’s self and his/her family members and display on an always-on tablet
+**Use voice to create reminders for one’s self and his/her family members and display on an always-on tablet
 **Receive reminders whether at home or away
-**Receive notifications via voice and in-app notifications at the time of the reminder
+**Receive notifications at the time of the reminder
-**View your agenda for the day on either a tablet or smartphone
+**View their agenda for the day on either a tablet or smartphone
-*Prototype development is in the last of its four weeks and is nearly complete.
+Study
-**Team has demo'd the use of a wake work, creating a voice reminder, receiving notification of the reminder.
+*Focus will be on reminders, lists, and event and activity coordination of family members and those outside the family
-*Legal requirements and details for the user study to validate the concept are being worked on.
+*Study will include questions, exercises on reminders and design, and interaction with a prototype
+*Recruitment
+**Preferably select 5-7 of the same families of friends and neighbors interviewed for the initial study given that they have the context of the study.
+*Goals
+**Get a deeper insight on what types of reminders, lists, schedules people are looking to manage
+**Get an understanding of the speech patterns: Determine 2-3 speech patterns (different ways of instructing the robot) to set reminders, to-do lists, schedule events both within the family & outside the families
+**Gather feedback on the voice interaction to create reminders
+**Gain a better insight into other ways that these families foresee interacting with this device
+**Walk through and get a high level feedback on the paper prototype. Or might hold a separate session with recruited users for determining the right interface.
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