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--- report [2023/06/19 22:12] – [7.5 Prototype] team5
+++ report [2023/06/21 18:13] (current) – [1.2 Motivation] team5
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 As a group, we looked over a number of project ideas and decided that the outdoor blimp was the most exciting one. It was a new idea that most of us had never really heard of before, while we were aware of large commercial or private zeppelins, we were unaware of any that could perform smaller duties. We were intrigued by the concept, and it inspired our creativity, which resulted in a wide range of potential uses. The options were limitless, ranging from use of transportation to directions in any city to even serving as props on film shoots. But we were all driven by a desire to build something that could actually improve people's lives.
-Throughout our brainstorming sessions, we concentrated on identifying the global challenges that needed to be resolved. When we conducted our study and brainstorming, we came to the conclusion that many places of the world, such as rural Africa, the high mountains, the deserts, and other distant areas have a lack of network access or even none at all. This insight gave us the idea to design a blimp that may improve network coverage in such regions.
+During our brainstorming sessions, we focused on identifying global challenges that required resolution. As we conducted our study, we discovered a significant issue in Australia: the vast size of cattle farms and the difficulty in effectively monitoring livestock on such large scales.
+This discovery inspired us to think about potential fixes for the issue. We discovered that in these large farmed areas, standard monitoring equipment frequently failed to provide complete coverage and real-time data. This insight motivated us to look into new approaches, which is how we came up with the concept of using a blimp as a surveillance tool for Australian cattle farms.
-As we continued to explore the possibilities, we also considered the potential for our blimp to be used in emergency situations, such as during forest fires or when people are lost in the wilderness. Combining these two ideas, we decided to create a blimp that could both enhance network connectivity in remote areas and provide guidance in emergency situations.
+The limits of traditional monitoring techniques are intended to be overcome by the deployment of a blimp equipped with cutting-edge sensors and technology. Through the introduction of a more effective and comprehensive method of monitoring the welfare and movement of cattle throughout Australia's vast farming landscapes, this technology has the potential to revolutionize livestock monitoring.
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-^ Name                          ^ Salary (month)  ^ Income tax (14.5 %)  ^ Social security employee (11 %)  ^ Social security employer (23.75 %)  ^ Salary after income tax and social security (month)  ^ Salary (year)    ^
+^ Name                          ^ Salary (month)  ^ Income tax ( 14.5 % )  ^ Social security employee ( 11 % )  ^ Social security employer ( 23.75 % )  ^ Salary after income tax and social security (month)  ^ Salary (year)    ^
 | Sonia Gupta                   | 2000 €           | 200 €                | 220 €                            | 475 €                               | 1015 €                                                | 12 180 €           |
 | Krijn Blommestijn             | 2000 €           | 200 €                | 220 €                            | 475 €                               | 1015 €                                                | 12 180 €           |
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 === - Tests & Results ===
-== Hardware tests ==
-Perform the hardware tests specified in **1.6 Functional Tests**. These results are usually presented in the form of tables with two columns: Functionality and Test Result (Pass/Fail).
 == Software tests ==
-The results of our API functionality and performance tests, specifically focusing on latency, can be found in Table \ref{tab:functionAPI}. Using Postman, we measured the response times and throughput of the API in various scenarios. The captured data allowed us to analyse and optimise the API speed and reliability, ensuring that the observed latency remained within acceptable limits. Table {{ref>tab_softwaretest}} provides a comprehensive overview of the latency results, highlighting the efficiency of the API in delivering timely responses.
+The results of our API functionality and performance tests, specifically focusing on latency, can be found in Table {{ref>tab_softwaretest}} . Using Postman, we measured the response times and throughput of the API in various scenarios. The captured data allowed us to analyse and optimise the API speed and reliability, ensuring that the observed latency remained within acceptable limits. Table {{ref>tab_softwaretest}} provides a comprehensive overview of the latency results, highlighting the efficiency of the API in delivering timely responses.
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 <caption>API: Functional and performance results</caption>
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-^ Header1 ^ Header2 ^
+{{tablelayout?rowsHeaderSource=Auto&colwidth=",,,,"}}
-| foo    | bar    |
+^                      ^         |         |             ^ Latency         ^^
+^ Functionality        ^ Method  ^ Result  ^ Size ( B )  ^ μ        ^ σ     ^
+| Address              |         |         |             |          |       |
+| /api/addresses       | GET     | OK      | 465         | 10,20    | 1,30  |
+| /api/addresses       | POST    | OK      | 347         | 12,00    | 3,54  |
+| /api/addresses       | PUT     | OK      | 353         | 9,00     | 1,41  |
+| /api/addresses/{id}  | DELETE  | OK      | 257         | 12,20    | 3,70  |
+| /api/addresses/{id}  | GET     | OK      | 366         | 9,20     | 5,54  |
+|                      |         |         |             |          |       |
+| Blimp                |         |         |             |          |       |
+| /api/blimps          | GET     | OK      | 716         | 8,80     | 3,63  |
+| /api/blimps          | POST    | OK      | 405         | 10,60    | 4,04  |
+| /api/blimps          | PUT     | OK      | 482         | 9,60     | 1,95  |
+| /api/blimps/{id}     | DELETE  | OK      | 257         | 11,00    | 5,39  |
+| /api/blimps/{id}     | GET     | OK      | 484         | 9,60     | 4,34  |
+|                      |         |         |             |          |       |
+| Farm                 |         |         |             |          |       |
+| /api/farms           | GET     | OK      | 554         | 10,80    | 7,46  |
+| /api/farms           | POST    | OK      | 405         | 11,40    | 5,68  |
+| /api/farms           | PUT     | OK      | 398         | 8,80     | 2,95  |
+| /api/farms/{id}      | DELETE  | OK      | 257         | 12,80    | 8,04  |
+| /api/farms/{id}      | GET     | OK      | 399         | 7,40     | 2,70  |
+|                      |         |         |             |          |       |
+| User                 |         |         |             |          |       |
+| /api/users           | GET     | OK      | 1003        | 8,40     | 2,51  |
+| /api/users           | POST    | OK      | 506         | 12,20    | 5,02  |
+| /api/users           | PUT     | OK      | 499         | 11,40    | 5,13  |
+| /api/users/{id}      | DELETE  | OK      | 257         | 8,20     | 1,79  |
+| /api/users/{id}      | GET     | OK      | 502         | 8,40     | 5,94  |
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+|          |                 |         |          |             ^ Latency         ^^
+^ Request  ^ Functionality   ^ Method  ^ Results  ^ Size ( B )  ^ μ        ^ σ     ^
+| 10       | /api/farms/id   | DELETE  | 10       | 257         | 6,00     | 2,31  |
+| 100      | /api/farms/id   | DELETE  | 100      | 257         | 4,73     | 1,02  |
+| 1000     | /api/farms/id   | DELETE  | 1000     | 257         | 3,66     | 0,64  |
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 ==== - Conclusion ====
-//Provide here the conclusions of this chapter and introduce the next chapter.//
+In conclusion, Chapter 7 takes us through the pivotal stages of ideation, concept development, design, and prototyping, which collectively form the foundation of our project's development.
+During the ideation phase, our team engaged in extensive research and analysis to identify gaps in the market and generate innovative ideas. Through this process, we harnessed creativity and critical thinking to address specific problems and meet user needs effectively.
+The concept development phase enabled us to refine and shape our ideas, considering feasibility factors and aligning them with our overarching goals. Collaborative efforts and a diverse range of expertise were instrumental in ensuring the practicality and viability of the proposed concepts.
+The subsequent design and prototyping stages involved translating our conceptualized ideas into tangible representations. Through sketches, diagrams, and computer-aided design tools, we meticulously crafted the visual and functional aspects of our project. Iterative prototyping allowed us to evaluate and refine our designs, ultimately resulting in a functional prototype that was thoroughly tested for performance, functionality, and user experience.
+Overall, Chapter 7 underscores the importance of a systematic and iterative approach in transforming initial ideas into tangible outcomes. It highlights the significance of creativity, research, collaboration, attention to detail, and feasibility considerations in the development process. The insights gained from this chapter provide a strong foundation for the subsequent chapters, where we will delve deeper into the results, analysis, and advancements of our project.
+The next chapter, "Conclusions," will provide a comprehensive discussion of the project's outcomes, implications, and future development prospects.
 ===== - Conclusions =====
 ==== - Discussion ====
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