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The GO! System

The GO! System. BY: 2K2CV Katrina Atienza , Vania Ho, Kai Yu Hsu, Calvin Kong & Camille Ramsingh. Team. Introduction. Go! System. Shopping on the GO! No current system available in the current market. Location . Motivations . G rocery shops without any self-service facilities

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The GO! System

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  1. The GO! System

    BY: 2K2CV Katrina Atienza, Vania Ho, Kai Yu Hsu, Calvin Kong & Camille Ramsingh
  2. Team
  3. Introduction Go! System. Shopping on the GO! No current system available in the current market
  4. Location Motivations Grocery shops without any self-service facilities No frills, Wal-Mart, Sobeys… Facilitate better shopping experience Less time consuming shopping process Competition Express line Self check out
  5. Methodology Dynamic group of members Origin of idea: Ways to minimize congestion in everyday life Focus on the user and the user’s needs Brainstorm: to improve school & library system, onto improving the shopping experience A contactless smart card Uniqueness Cash/credit cards not needed Exit terminal sensors
  6. Target Audience Primary user Females Age range: 30-50 years old Working and married Values time Secondary user University/College students Values efficiency
  7. Design – requirements gathering Smart cards + sensor + RFID technology + touch screen + exit terminal sensors Software - Touch screen interface and card interaction
  8. Design - prototype - Initial Interface - - Sequence of steps -
  9. Design
  10. Design
  11. Design Card Capacity & Conditions Maximum top up value: $200 Canadians Refundable fees: $20 after 30 days Top up at the cashier
  12. Design – user response http://www.youtube.com/user/2K2CV Interview with Mike Billard (grocery manager, No frills) Testing 10 baskets 5 carts 1 exit terminal 10 GO cards (value of each: $10)
  13. Limitations During Bulk reading System failure Regarding what the group did Users bring their own bags In the Future Sponsors/Expenses Theft
  14. Conclusions Our goal Focus on the user and the user’s needs Take out the hustle & bustle of line-ups Turn the user into their own cashier and check-out Make the shopping experience of our users a more positive and stress-free situation
  15. Future work Why implement: Efficiency Decrease congestion of busy lifestyle Needs to facilitate the system: Customer satisfaction Sponsors/funding Future considerations: Better security system Anti-theft system Top up value of smart cards – Register + Website
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