INTENT:

To promote discussion. There will be 80 images for the visitor to choose that they believe is either something they need or something they want. There will be a language selection and visitors will be able to compare their choices to other visitors.

DETAILS:

One interactive touchscreen located at entrance from Artifact Alley, next to the Barbie Dream house. English and French language toggle and a statistics button. Each image includes a title underneath in English and French. Confirm interactivity (either swipe on screen or buttons on either side) with CSTM team.

AUDIENCE:

Canada Science and Technology Museum audience

GENERAL REQUIRMENTS:

Bouw to supply project management, text, images / graphics, housing, design and fabrication.

GET to supply hardware and software.

APPROACH:

Visitors will understand that there are some things we need, and others we want and that these products, comforts and conveniences are made possible by transforming natural resources. At this entrance from Artifact Alley, visitors will use a touchscreen to select everyday products and decided whether they are a “need” or a “want”.

IMAGES:

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  • Fish (sushi?) – Poisson (sushi)
  • Beef – Bœuf
  • Beans - Fèves
  • Cheese - Fromage
  • Elk
  • Apple - Pomme
  • Orange
  • Bok Choy
  • Bannock
  • Rice - Riz
  • Cereal - Céréales
  • Pizza
  • Chocolate - Chocolat
  • Hamburger
  • Chips
  • Milk - Lait
  • Pop - Soda
  • Water – Eau
  • Wine - Vin
  • Sweater - Chandail
  • Winter coat - Manteau
  • Bathing suit
  • Pants -
  • Gloves - Gants
  • Shorts – Culottecourte
  • Baseball Hat – Casquette de baseball
  • Shoes - souliers
  • Glasses - Lunettes
  • Sunglasses – Lunettes de soleil
  • Jewellery
  • Toothbrush – Brosse à dents
  • Soap - Savon
  • Towel - Serviette
  • Hospital/doctor – Hôpital/médecin
  • Medication - Médicament
  • Oxygen - Oxygène
  • Sunscreen – Crème solaire
  • Make-up
  • Exercise – Activité physique
  • Toilet paper – Papier de toilette
  • Smartphone phone – Téléphone intelligent
  • Tablet - Tablette
  • Computer - Ordinateur
  • Video games (Xbox) – Jeuxvidéo (Xbox)
  • Refrigerator - Réfrigérateur
  • Stove - Cuisinière
  • Microwave – Four à micro-ondes
  • Clock - Horloge
  • Hockey stick
  • Slide
  • Musical instruments
  • Light bulb – Ampoule
  • Toy car – Voiturejouetou petite voiture
  • Stuffed animal – Ourson en peluche
  • Skateboard – Planche à roulettes
  • Soccer ball – Ballon de soccer
  • Swimming pool
  • Green space
  • Home - Maison
  • Tent - Tente
  • Heat - Chauffage
  • Electricity - Électricité
  • Blanket - Couverture
  • Bike – Vélooubicyclette
  • Car – Voitureou automobile
  • Bus - Autobus
  • Music - Musique
  • Paper - Papier
  • Books - Livres
  • Paint - Peinture
  • Love - Amour
  • Family –Famille
  • Friends – Amis
  • Religion
  • Money – Argent
  • Pets

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DESIGN APPROACH:

Bouw to supply concept renders to Peter and Optima. Prototype to be built January, 2017

GET to supply cut sheets and specs for hardwarepower supply requirements to Bouw asap.

FINAL FABRICATION & INSTALLATION:

Optima –standard monitor housing (prototype in January)

GET – AV/IT

AV AND IT HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS:

MAC Mini

24 inch elo 2494L Video or Touch Screen Monitor per CSTM Standards

10 inch elo ET1093L Video or Touch Screen Monitor (may not meet UA standards)

Small USB Amplified Speaker if Audio is required for tactile feedback

6 Push Buttons as suggested for UA Standards, type and size TBD - Button Legends - English, Français, Want, Need, Next, See Stats,

USB keyboard encoder

SCHEDULE:

TOR to GET – December 21, 2016

Prototype in January 2017

GET cost estimate – Jan 27, 2017

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