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 ==Success Criteria==
-. decision on the scale
+Decide on the scale of the arena for the ants
-** how fast are ants moving
+*how fast are ants moving - how long does it take for the ants to find something
-** how fast does this compare to human movements
+*how fast does this compare to human movements ''-done''
-. Material
+*how many turns/intersections do we want in the environment
-. Think how the avatar of the human can be incorporated
-. Feedback with human environment so the two are matching
-. Decide on the lay-out/design of the map
-. Prepare digitally (lasercut files)
-. Building the actual environment
+==Discussion==
+* Which areas do we want to reproduce for the ants? (Weimar, Düsseldorf Park,...)
+* integrating human movement (projection, laser pointer, little robot avatar,...)
+* before the laser cutting part we should present all ideas to the group! <br>
-==Deciding on one material==
+==Activities & Order==
-* wood
+Think how the avatar of the human can be incorporated
-* plexiglas (most logic option because of visibility)
+Feedback with human environment so the two are matching
-* gel (more natural option)
+<br>
-* Laserpointers for human avatar
+. Decide on the lay-out/design of the map.
-* small robot for human avatar
+* How fast do human move? How fast the ants? (Test)
-* projection
+* Which areas do we want to reproduce for the ants? (Weimar, Düsseldorf Park,...)
+<br>
+. How does the board work. (Prototyping)
+* technical drawings
+** general layout
+** cleaning the board
+** integrating tracking system
+** integrating human movement (projection, laser pointer, little robot avatar,...)
+* details
+** how to insert the trigger-object
+** entrance; docking the nest
+** safety plans (air, what if they escape, ...)
+** electronics
+* '''material list:'''
+** electronics
+*** Laserpointers for human avatar
+*** small robot for human avatar
+*** projection
+** building materials
+*** wood
+*** ''' plexiglas (most logic option because of visibility)'''
+*** plastic tubes min. 6mm
+*** screws
+*** glue (Holzleim and Hot glue)
+<br>
+. Actual Board
+* find and prepare maps
+** www.schwarzplan.eu or www.mapbox.com, ask some architecture students, Katasteramt, googlemaps etc.
+* prepare lasercut file
+* building the actual environment
-==Activities==
+==Risks==
-* Do experiments to test out the scale
+The scale is a risk factor because synchronizing can be hard.
-* do experiments with materials
+*Solve by testing it.
-* build
+<br>
+The environment should be ant-friendly and make sure they cannot escape.
+*Solve by testing and knowledge about ants.
+<br>
+The ants could die or be very inactive over a long period
+*Buying or collecting another (second or third) colony
+<br>
+Integration both gaming ideas to one board could be problematic <br>
+Building a lot of board could cost a lot of time
+*Focus on one way to play the game.
-==Risks==
+== Time / Schedule==
-*The scale is a risk factor because synchronizing can be hard.
+-Scale
-Solve by testing it.
+* experiments for the scale: first two weeks
-*the environment should be ant-friendly and make sure they cannot escape
+-Combine ideas with people that are dealing with the virtual environment: after 2 weeks <br>
+'''A lot of things are depending on decision of other groups!''' <br><br>
+-Prototyping
+*''2 weeks''
+**scale
+**opening/closing mechanics
+**human avatar
+**material test
+<br>
+-Preparing maps and creating laser cut file
+*''2 weeks''
+<br>
+-Building the board
+*''2 weeks intense work''
+*can be divided into teams:
+**electronics
+**actual board
+==Things done so far==
+First testing with speed of the ants.
+A track of 60 cm (without the dead ends, this is just the distance to the goal) with 3 intersections was accomplished in an average time of: 90 sec
+Compared to humans:
+Humans walk 1.5 m/s
+That would mean that in 90 seconds they can cover a distance of 135 meters.
+Meaning that every 45 meters you would have a route decision making point.
+The frequency of the route-decision making points is something we can use in order to make decisions about how big the field should be in the end.
+== Reference Material==
+Building a good Labyrinth [http://www.astrolog.org/labyrnth/psych.htm]
-== Time==
+Exampleof a maze we can use [https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/59/Labyrinth_Versailles_plan.jpg]
-Scale
-** experiments for the scale: first two weeks
-Combine ideas with people that are dealing with the virtual environment: after 2 weeks