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[ { "content": "It's {disfmarker}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "Bonjour .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "It won't wake up . Yeah . I was a bit early . Like {disfmarker} What ?", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "Why ?", "speaker": "Mar...	200	The group decided to have the normal batteries, the scroll wheel with rubber buttons together with back-lights, the beeping of the home station, the round shape as well as the speech recognition with an advanced chip. And they would skip the LCD because they would need the most expensive chip if they used an LCD.	Summarize the discussion about remote control features.
[ { "content": "It's {disfmarker}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "Bonjour .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "It won't wake up . Yeah . I was a bit early . Like {disfmarker} What ?", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "Why ?", "speaker": "Mar...	201	Marketing and User Interface suggested the group could choose the shape of the remote either like an iPod square or a more innovative round shape. Project Manager thought they should choose a round shape with rounded corners, instead of looking like an iPod so that would be more innovative.	What did Project Manager think of the shape of the remote when discussing the remote and the recharger contact?
[ { "content": "It's {disfmarker}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "Bonjour .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "It won't wake up . Yeah . I was a bit early . Like {disfmarker} What ?", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "Why ?", "speaker": "Mar...	202	Marketing emphasized on the importance of technology innovation. So Project Manager suggested putting the speech recognition in the remote directly and they would need an advanced chip. The group agreed on it and Industrial Designer supplemented that the division had developed a new and inexpensive speech recognition feature: the integrated programmable sample sensor, indicating that the cost would not be too much.	What was the conclusion about choosing a regular chip or an advanced chip inside the speech recognition when discussing the remote features?
[ { "content": "I call this meeting to order. Welcome to the sixth meeting of the House of Commons Special Committee on the COVID-19 pandemic. Today's meeting is taking place by videoconference. Before speaking, please wait until I recognize you by name. When you are ready to speak, please activate your mic. When...	203	The whole meeting was a special Committee on the COVID-19 Pandemic. After some regulations proposed by The Chair, the members presented many petitions on behalf of different areas. Then the meeting proceeded to questioning ministers, the attendees asked for the reasons that the government put easy policy for fraudulence and tax evasion of businessmen. Moreover, the participants required government support under the COVID-19 Pandemic, not only for the elderly and vulnerable people, but also for energy resources and tourism sectors. At the same time, the exact funding from the government should be given to green economies including agriculture and forestry. In addition, the meeting also discussed the current situations of different sectors such as employment, fishing and tourism, oil and gas and business affected by the Covid-19 and called for government support for these sectors. Last but not least, the attendees required strict implementations of the laws and appealed for process following. They wanted a transparency and open environment for voting and debating under the precondition of community safety. Also, they wanted affordable medication including vaccines as a part of a sound health care system for their people.	Summarize the whole meeting.
[ { "content": "I call this meeting to order. Welcome to the sixth meeting of the House of Commons Special Committee on the COVID-19 pandemic. Today's meeting is taking place by videoconference. Before speaking, please wait until I recognize you by name. When you are ready to speak, please activate your mic. When...	204	Mr. Dan Albas asked about the handling of fraudulence by the Canadian government but Right Hon. Justin Trudeau, the Prime Minister, was saying that the government put giving support and help to Canadians in the first place. Then Mr. Gabriel Ste-Marie questioned the reason why the government supported the profiteers for tax evasion when implementing the large employer emergency financing facility. However, Right Hon. Justin Trudeau thought they were making plans to help workers to survive this pandemic and was always their priority to overcome. Hon. Candice Bergen required that how they were dealing with unopened mail at Service Canada and put out a violence case that why the Liberals were making this gun illegal and What the purpose of banning this particular farm rifle was. It was demonstrated by Hon. Bill Blair that many Canadians were murdered by these guns which was their explanation of banning guns.	Summarize the discussion about petitions fraudulence, tax evasion, violence handling and their supervisory.
[ { "content": "I call this meeting to order. Welcome to the sixth meeting of the House of Commons Special Committee on the COVID-19 pandemic. Today's meeting is taking place by videoconference. Before speaking, please wait until I recognize you by name. When you are ready to speak, please activate your mic. When...	205	Mr. Gabriel Ste-Marie first asked the prime minister whether the government would outlaw what was immoral and then, put it precisely, made an example that a bank relocated its most profitable activities carried out in Canada and registered them in a subsidiary in the Bahamas, Barbados or another tax haven. Under this situation, the government might not consider this bank to be paying its fair share of taxes in Canada and that was why Mr. Gabriel Ste-Marie said that the Prime Minister continued to support the profiteers.	What did Mr. Gabriel Ste-Marie mean by saying that the Prime Minister continued to support the profiteers?
[ { "content": "I call this meeting to order. Welcome to the sixth meeting of the House of Commons Special Committee on the COVID-19 pandemic. Today's meeting is taking place by videoconference. Before speaking, please wait until I recognize you by name. When you are ready to speak, please activate your mic. When...	206	First, the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police declared that military assault rifles were produced for the sole purpose of killing people in large numbers and urged the government to enact legislation to ban all military assault rifles, except for law enforcement and military purposes. And Hon. Bill Blair thought what their regulations said very clearly, was that weapons that were designed not for hunting and not for sport purposes but for soldiers to use in combat to kill other soldiers in Canadian society.	Why did Hon. Bill Blair support banning Iver Johnson?
[ { "content": "I call this meeting to order. Welcome to the sixth meeting of the House of Commons Special Committee on the COVID-19 pandemic. Today's meeting is taking place by videoconference. Before speaking, please wait until I recognize you by name. When you are ready to speak, please activate your mic. When...	207	During the pandemic of Covid-19, the government should fix this gap so that the single parents and their children could get the support they need. Also, matching funds and adequate housing should be given to support the affected in Canada. In addition, the elderly, one of the highest risk populations, had obtained extra funding from the government. Besides, vulnerable people like the disabled could gain more funding support and workers affected by the pandemic could also gain support.	Summarize the discussion about Government support for the elderly and for vulnerable people.
[ { "content": "I call this meeting to order. Welcome to the sixth meeting of the House of Commons Special Committee on the COVID-19 pandemic. Today's meeting is taking place by videoconference. Before speaking, please wait until I recognize you by name. When you are ready to speak, please activate your mic. When...	208	Ms. Jenny Kwan gave an example that a single parent with four school-age children lost her spousal and child support due to COVID-19. She paid taxes on her spousal income, but she was not eligible for CERB. That meant a complicated program delivered by the government that left many people behind, and more importantly, there was no action reacting to it. So Ms. Jenny Kwan called for a fixation for this gap and proposed that matching funding and adequate housing should be arranged for those who were affected.	What did Ms. Jenny Kwan mean by saying there was a gap between program making and its implementation?
[ { "content": "I call this meeting to order. Welcome to the sixth meeting of the House of Commons Special Committee on the COVID-19 pandemic. Today's meeting is taking place by videoconference. Before speaking, please wait until I recognize you by name. When you are ready to speak, please activate your mic. When...	209	As one of the highest risk populations, the elderly's costs had gone up. Many seniors who were facing extra dispensing fees were already carefully budgeting before the pandemic. It was so important that the government be there to support them. The government announced a one-time, tax-free payment of $300 for seniors eligible for OAS and an additional $200 for seniors eligible for GIS. This meant there would be up to $500 for the most vulnerable seniors to help them with their financial security to get through this challenging time. Beyond this, they announced $20 million to expand the new horizons for seniors program to kick-start initiatives and services that would help seniors to get grocery deliveries right to their door and to stay connected.	What did the Canadian government do to support the elderly.
[ { "content": "I call this meeting to order. Welcome to the sixth meeting of the House of Commons Special Committee on the COVID-19 pandemic. Today's meeting is taking place by videoconference. Before speaking, please wait until I recognize you by name. When you are ready to speak, please activate your mic. When...	210	Since Quebec was Canada's biggest producer of hydroelectricity, renewable energy sharing through an energy corridor was very essential for different areas in Canada. And as a hard-hit sector, tourism needed much support from the Canadian government. The government was going to protect the tourism-based economy by investing in tourism infrastructure and upgrades to ensure Canada's tourist regions would be ready when the economy reopened. When it came to the green economy, the government now gave priority to the virus and making through this disaster. Also, they paid much attention to the small businesses and carried out measures to help them out.	Summarize the discussion about Government support for energy resources and tourism and funding in green economy and small businesses.
[ { "content": "I call this meeting to order. Welcome to the sixth meeting of the House of Commons Special Committee on the COVID-19 pandemic. Today's meeting is taking place by videoconference. Before speaking, please wait until I recognize you by name. When you are ready to speak, please activate your mic. When...	211	The current economic situation could lead to the disappearance of Canada's tourism industry. And the pain would be felt by thousands of Canadians, who would have to find new jobs in order to survive. Let's work together to find ways to get this hard-hit sector moving again. Many people had lost their jobs and needed assistance from the government. That was why they were here, providing a helping hand at this difficult time so they could come out the other side.	What was the current situation of the tourism sector and what was the government going to do?
[ { "content": "I call this meeting to order. Welcome to the sixth meeting of the House of Commons Special Committee on the COVID-19 pandemic. Today's meeting is taking place by videoconference. Before speaking, please wait until I recognize you by name. When you are ready to speak, please activate your mic. When...	212	They shared the member's concern that small businesses be supported. That's why they've moved forward with a number of measures that are designed to be of assistance. With respect to rent support, they were encouraging landlords to support this measure. Obviously, rent and landlord-tenant relations were under provincial jurisdiction. At every opportunity Hon. Bill Morneau talked to the provincial finance ministers to encourage them to get engaged there. They would continue to support small businesses. It allowed for small businesses to significantly reduce their rent and for landlords to be protected with up to 75% of the rent. It was a sound program and would require the provinces to step forward and enforce it.	What did the Canadian government do to help small businesses out?
[ { "content": "I call this meeting to order. Welcome to the sixth meeting of the House of Commons Special Committee on the COVID-19 pandemic. Today's meeting is taking place by videoconference. Before speaking, please wait until I recognize you by name. When you are ready to speak, please activate your mic. When...	213	During the pandemic, the lobster fishery was being negatively affected and was facing losses of up to 95% of its Asian markets. Many fishermen had their wives, their sons, their uncles or their fathers working for them, and sometimes it was the whole family on the boat. Moreover, the tourism season is already deeply affected by COVID-19. A number of industries, businesses and festivals were having to deal with considerable losses of income. As for oil and gas, western Canada oil storage is under extreme pressure. If thermal projects such as SAGD are shut down, those facilities could be lost forever. The oil and gas sector was suffering through two crises --COVID and the effects of a global price war.	Summarize the discussion about things including fishing and tourism, oil and gas affected by the Covid-19.
[ { "content": "I call this meeting to order. Welcome to the sixth meeting of the House of Commons Special Committee on the COVID-19 pandemic. Today's meeting is taking place by videoconference. Before speaking, please wait until I recognize you by name. When you are ready to speak, please activate your mic. When...	214	The fish and seafood sector had been extremely adversely affected because of COVID-19. They've started to put measures in place to address the issue with the $62.5 million for processors, as well as to make sure that the CERB is available for seasonal workers as well as people who had run out of their fishery EI, but they knew that more needs to be done. The fishery enterprises were uniquely structured, which was why they were looking at measures to address the concerns they had. Because of the unique structure of fishing enterprises, they were not eligible for many of the supports they had put in place. They had made changes to the CERB to make sure that people who ran out of the fishers EI were eligible as well as seasonal workers.	What did the government do to help the fishing industry?
[ { "content": "I call this meeting to order. Welcome to the sixth meeting of the House of Commons Special Committee on the COVID-19 pandemic. Today's meeting is taking place by videoconference. Before speaking, please wait until I recognize you by name. When you are ready to speak, please activate your mic. When...	215	The oil and gas industry was under severe strain. Over the past number of years, they had seen tremendous pressure on the federal government from anti-oil and gas lobby groups demanding that the oil sands be shut down. The federal Liberal government's response to the anti-oil lobby was the introduction of the Bill C-69, which would prevent any major oil and gas projects from being developed in Canada; and the oil shipping ban, Bill C-48, for the northern coast of British Columbia, which also had a negative effect on the oil industry. These two bills alone pushed over $200 billion of investment out of Canada, causing the Alberta economy to retract to recession levels. To compound Alberta's economic problems, we have an international oil price war and the COVID-19 pandemic, which caused a huge drop in demand for oil.	What did the stress faced by oil and gas?
[ { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "Mm-hmm So , ready ? {gap}", "speaker": "Industrial Designer" }, { "content": "'Kay", ...	216	This was a meeting on the detailed design. First, the user interface designer presented a prototype to show the basic colour and shape of the product. Next, the marketing suggested doing some product evaluation instead of just talking about it, so the group started to judge the design in three aspects: how fancy, technologically innovative, and easy-to-use the remote control was. It got three, two, and four in separate aspects, which meant the design was acceptable. Later, the group discussed the quotation and made some decisions on details of industrial design to make sure the cost was within the budget. Furthermore, they came up with some new ideas about future products, such as a fruit collection of electronic devices or a customizable TV that followed the trend and people's moods. Finally, the group named the product as pineapple remote control.	Summarize the whole meeting.
[ { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "Mm-hmm So , ready ? {gap}", "speaker": "Industrial Designer" }, { "content": "'Kay", ...	217	The user interface designer put forward that the basic colour would be red and yellow and there would be two basic shapes - circle and triangle, which was called a mushroom design. Specifically, the prototype had 3 key features - a fuzzy look, a spherical channel selection and a stable triangle base. However, the marketing thought mushroom was not in the trends so the group decided to change it into a pineapple.	Summarize the discussion about product appearance.
[ { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "Mm-hmm So , ready ? {gap}", "speaker": "Industrial Designer" }, { "content": "'Kay", ...	218	Because yellow was their company colour and red was more attractive, which met the product requirement that the remote control should have a fancy look to attract the customers.	Why did the user interface think the basic colour should be yellow and red when talking about the product appearance?
[ { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "Mm-hmm So , ready ? {gap}", "speaker": "Industrial Designer" }, { "content": "'Kay", ...	219	In the user interface designer's design, the shape of the product and the buttons were all mushrooms, but the marketing thought mushroom was not in the trends because mushroom was neither a vegetable nor a fruit.	Why did the marketing disagree with the user interface designer on the shape of the product when discussing product appearance?
[ { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "Mm-hmm So , ready ? {gap}", "speaker": "Industrial Designer" }, { "content": "'Kay", ...	220	The marketing suggested measuring how good the design was instead of just talking about it so the group started to judge the design in three aspects on a scale of one to seven, one being true and seven being false. The criterion was how fancy, technologically innovative, and easy-to-use the remote control was and it got three, two, and four in separate aspects, which meant it was acceptable.	Summarize the discussion about product evaluation.
[ { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "Mm-hmm So , ready ? {gap}", "speaker": "Industrial Designer" }, { "content": "'Kay", ...	221	The controller had an embedded microphone array which could recognise simple vocal commands and the four microphones could capture voice from different directions. It also had tactile buttons, which was a really good point.	Why did the group think the design was technologically innovative?
[ { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "Mm-hmm So , ready ? {gap}", "speaker": "Industrial Designer" }, { "content": "'Kay", ...	222	The user interface designer thought it was easier than a traditional controller because you didn't have to press a button, just turn the ball to a certain angle to select channels. However, the marketing and the industrial designer thought it was quite difficult because users didn't know the angle was the correct one and they had to go through all the channels if they wanted to jump from channel one to twenty.	Why did the marketing and the industrial designer disagree with the user interface designer when judging whether the controller was easy to use?
[ { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "Mm-hmm So , ready ? {gap}", "speaker": "Industrial Designer" }, { "content": "'Kay", ...	223	The group decided that the product would have a low level chip, one button with LCD, a scroll wheel with a push button on it, a battery in the base, a single curve, and solar cells and it would be plastic instead of wooden so that the costs were 12.5 Euros which was within the budget. Furthermore, they came up with some new ideas about future products, such as a fruit collection of electronic devices or a customizable TV that followed the trend and people's moods.	Summarize the discussion about industrial design and quotation.
[ { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "Mm-hmm So , ready ? {gap}", "speaker": "Industrial Designer" }, { "content": "'Kay", ...	224	Although solar cell was the most expensive part of the whole product, it still played a crucial role in making the controller technologically innovative. Plus, it would be interesting for their marketing team to make a lot of advertisements to sell it.	Why did the group decide to keep the solar cells when discussing the industrial design?
[ { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "Mm-hmm So , ready ? {gap}", "speaker": "Industrial Designer" }, { "content": "'Kay", ...	225	The marketing thought they should not trust too much the trend because it wouldn't last long - fruits and vegetables were in fashion this year but maybe next year it would be insects. However, the industrial designer believed it was good to follow the flow now and then since electronic devices were not long life products: if people changed, the product appearance should change as well.	Why did the industrial designer disagree with the marketing when talking about some new ideas about future products?
[ { "content": "Hmm hmm hmm .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "{vocalsound} Are we {disfmarker} we're not allowed to dim the lights so people can see that a bit better ?", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Yeah .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "con...	226	Project Manager introduced a new remote control project. The team started to know each other by drawing favourite animals. Project Manager proposed to price each remote control at 25 Euros, considering the 12.5-Euro production cost. The market range would be international and over all age groups. After the financial targets, the team discussed the remote design. Despite the "one-for-all" style, the remote was still supposed to be user-friendly. Standard features such as sorting through channels and adjusting volume would not lose their priority. The team, therefore, agreed on a style of basic buttons with a self-intuitive screen menu. Silver lightweight plastic was temporarily decided to be the material, for it is easily moulded and cost-saving.	Summarize the whole meeting.
[ { "content": "Hmm hmm hmm .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "{vocalsound} Are we {disfmarker} we're not allowed to dim the lights so people can see that a bit better ?", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Yeah .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "con...	227	Industrial Designer desired to integrate remote controls for different appliances into one. Marketing pointed out that such integration would lead to too many buttons, which was not user-friendly enough. Instead, Marketing suggested that a menu display should be incorporated. Project Manager and User Interface agreed and added that basic buttons could remain. User Interface and Industrial Designer refused the flip top, however, for it costs a lot. The team temporarily chose lightweight plastic to be the material.	What did the group discuss about remote control style and design optimization?
[ { "content": "Hmm hmm hmm .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "{vocalsound} Are we {disfmarker} we're not allowed to dim the lights so people can see that a bit better ?", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Yeah .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "con...	228	Marketing believed that most of the market would want convenient channel browsing and volume adjustment features instead of any tampering or programming with too many buttons. User Interface agreed with the simplification of symbols. The team came up with a menu display to make the remote more user-friendly.	Why did the group decide to incorporate a menu display when discussing remote control style and design optimization?
[ { "content": "Hmm hmm hmm .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "{vocalsound} Are we {disfmarker} we're not allowed to dim the lights so people can see that a bit better ?", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Yeah .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "con...	229	Industrial Designer initially worried about the replacement of buttons. Industrial Designer was soon convinced by Marketing that the age gap was a problem regardless of any design modifications and insisted on the incorporation of a menu display, however.	What did Industrial Designer think of the older generation when discussing remote control style and design optimization?
[ { "content": "Hmm hmm hmm .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "{vocalsound} Are we {disfmarker} we're not allowed to dim the lights so people can see that a bit better ?", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Yeah .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "con...	230	Industrial Designer was uncertain about whether the remote could look fashionable with plastic at first. Marketing and Project Manager exemplified other remote controls to make Industrial Designer believe that silver plastic could look smart.	What did Industrial Designer think of plastic when discussing remote control style and design optimization?
[ { "content": "Hmm hmm hmm .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "{vocalsound} Are we {disfmarker} we're not allowed to dim the lights so people can see that a bit better ?", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Yeah .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "con...	231	Project Manager proposed to price each remote control at 25 Euros, considering the 12.5-Euro production cost. The profit aim for the team would be 50 million Euros in the first year. The market range would be international and over all age groups.	Summarize the discussion about price issues and target groups of remote control.
[ { "content": "Hmm hmm hmm .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "{vocalsound} Are we {disfmarker} we're not allowed to dim the lights so people can see that a bit better ?", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Yeah .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "con...	232	Project Manager hoped to make the market range international, covering all age groups, instead of focusing solely on the business market. Project Manager highlighted that the team should not worry about the language differences and the big target group would be achievable.	What did Project Manager think of the market range when discussing price issues and target groups of the remote control?
[ { "content": "Help . {gap} It's up there ? That screen's black .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Industrial Designer" }, { "content": "Alright , okay . Okay , that's fine .", "speaker": "P...	233	The team mainly made some adjustments to the remote control design to meet the new project requirements. The second meeting started with Project Manager who briefly went over the last meeting. Industrial Designer hoped to minimize the size of the battery. The team thus decided on a rechargeable one. User Interface desired to simplify the remote control style, cutting down unnecessary functions. According to the market research presented by Marketing, the team agreed on a trendy and user-friendly flip-top design. An alarm would be incorporated for detection in case the remote control was lost in the house.	Summarize the whole meeting.
[ { "content": "Help . {gap} It's up there ? That screen's black .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Industrial Designer" }, { "content": "Alright , okay . Okay , that's fine .", "speaker": "P...	234	On battery issue, Industrial Designer expressed a desire to minimize the size of the battery. Meanwhile, cost, power consumption, wireless range and data transmission were supposed to be considered. User Interface's presentation followed. The remote control design would be simplified and user-friendly. To make the style more trendy, User Interface decided on a flip-top model.	What did the group discuss about battery issues and flip top design?
[ { "content": "Help . {gap} It's up there ? That screen's black .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Industrial Designer" }, { "content": "Alright , okay . Okay , that's fine .", "speaker": "P...	235	Industrial Designer admitted that current remote controls were mostly powered by triple A batteries. However, Industrial Designer also pointed out that they were bulky, although they had been the smallest fit-in batteries at present. Industrial Designer expressed a desire to find a smaller alternative for triple A batteries.	What did Industrial Designer think of triple A batteries when discussing battery issues and flip top design?
[ { "content": "Help . {gap} It's up there ? That screen's black .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Industrial Designer" }, { "content": "Alright , okay . Okay , that's fine .", "speaker": "P...	236	The market research presented by Marketing implicated that the remote control design was expected to be more stylish and less complicated. Project Manager added that an ideal model would be for TV only and have a corporate logo incorporated. To meet the requirements above, Industrial Designer recommended a touch screen panel. Marketing suggested that the remote control size could be adjusted due to physical differences among international users. The team gave up speech recognition, for it would cost a lot. An alarm would be incorporated for detection in case the remote control was lost in the house.	Summarize the discussion about market research and adjustments due to new project requirements.
[ { "content": "Help . {gap} It's up there ? That screen's black .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Industrial Designer" }, { "content": "Alright , okay . Okay , that's fine .", "speaker": "P...	237	The market research implicated that users' biggest frustration was their failure in finding the remote control once it was lost in the house. To solve the problem, Industrial Designer suggested that a button could be added on the TV; when the user pressed the button, the remote control would beep to let the user know its location. Meanwhile, such a solution would be within budget.	Why did Industrial Designer think of incorporating an alarm when discussing market research and adjustments due to new project requirements?
[ { "content": "Help . {gap} It's up there ? That screen's black .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Industrial Designer" }, { "content": "Alright , okay . Okay , that's fine .", "speaker": "P...	238	Industrial Designer was inspired by the design of Xbox and gave an example of Japanese people's small hands compared to the big controller. Out of ergonomic considerations, Industrial Designer encouraged the team to notice the physical differences among users all over the world when deciding the remote control size.	Why did Industrial Designer think of physically different designs when discussing market research and adjustments due to new project requirements?
[ { "content": "Help . {gap} It's up there ? That screen's black .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "{gap}", "speaker": "Industrial Designer" }, { "content": "Alright , okay . Okay , that's fine .", "speaker": "P...	239	Overall, the model style was expected to be trendy and appealing. Marketing and Project Manager agreed on User Interface's design of a flip-screen. Marketing also hoped that the remote control would be slightly curved. User Interface added that the remote control would curl up to users' hands so that their thumbs did not have to press. The corporate logo would be put in the corner. The model would be made of lightweight plastic with a smooth bottom and a nice scallop shell exterior.	What's the conclusion of the remote control style when discussing market research and adjustments due to new project requirements?
[ { "content": "What channel am I on ?", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Channel .", "speaker": "PhD E" }, { "content": "Oh , channel two .", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Make sure to turn your microphone on .", "speaker": "PhD G" }, { "content": "Channel...	240	A pressing concern for the group is the DARPA meeting in July, which is only a short time away, and for which they would like to have some progress. PLP results for the front-end look good, with the group also reporting progress in segmentation: Thilo's segmenter will now be used and ways of improving performance investigated; The classifier segmentation is progressing well, especially in the use of prosody for identifying interruption. Work on the front end continues, with improvements of 3-5% being made.	What was the general discussion of the meeting?
[ { "content": "What channel am I on ?", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Channel .", "speaker": "PhD E" }, { "content": "Oh , channel two .", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Make sure to turn your microphone on .", "speaker": "PhD G" }, { "content": "Channel...	241	A pressing concern for the group is the DARPA meeting in July, which is only a short time away, and for which they would like to have some progress.	What was decided on DARPA?
[ { "content": "What channel am I on ?", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Channel .", "speaker": "PhD E" }, { "content": "Oh , channel two .", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Make sure to turn your microphone on .", "speaker": "PhD G" }, { "content": "Channel...	242	For the DARPA meeting in July, the group proposed that they should have the question answering mock-up and transcriber interface ready for then, and also have data available.	What was said on transcripts?
[ { "content": "What channel am I on ?", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Channel .", "speaker": "PhD E" }, { "content": "Oh , channel two .", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Make sure to turn your microphone on .", "speaker": "PhD G" }, { "content": "Channel...	243	The final english SmartKom demo will be presented to the whole institute once the system is de-bugged and stabilised.	What was the status of transcription?
[ { "content": "What channel am I on ?", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Channel .", "speaker": "PhD E" }, { "content": "Oh , channel two .", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Make sure to turn your microphone on .", "speaker": "PhD G" }, { "content": "Channel...	244	Segmentation for the recogniser has been done by hand which the group consider "cheating", instead now they want to use Thilo's automatic segmenter.	What change has occurred to the segmenter?
[ { "content": "What channel am I on ?", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Channel .", "speaker": "PhD E" }, { "content": "Oh , channel two .", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Make sure to turn your microphone on .", "speaker": "PhD G" }, { "content": "Channel...	245	The classifier segmentation work is going well, but needs more data to improve results since non-native speaker data cannot be used.	What is the status of the segmenter
[ { "content": "What channel am I on ?", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Channel .", "speaker": "PhD E" }, { "content": "Oh , channel two .", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Make sure to turn your microphone on .", "speaker": "PhD G" }, { "content": "Channel...	246	To improve the performance of Thilo's automatic segmenter, this is going to be retrained and adapted to run with Thilo's posteriors and speaker background models.	What change has occurred to the segmenter?
[ { "content": "OK , we 're going .", "speaker": "PhD A" }, { "content": "Eight , eight ?", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "This is three .", "speaker": "PhD D" }, { "content": "Three .", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Yep . Yep .", "speaker": "PhD D" ...	247	The team was coming close to finalizing the model for Aurora. They were still trying to make some improvements to improve their score. The team began with a discussion about how reverberation could be better accounted for. The professor thought that experimenting with different filters could help achieve a better signal-to-noise ratio. The new system for estimating silence probabilities that the team had added to the model was very effective, but it created a 220ms latency in the VAD. The team was not sure what kinds of constraints would be placed on latency eventually. They wanted to play it safe. The models, over all, were performing well, though the team intended to keep improving them. The team was also trying to figure out how to deal with different kinds of background noise. The meeting ended with a discussion of logistical issues.	Summarize the meeting
[ { "content": "OK , we 're going .", "speaker": "PhD A" }, { "content": "Eight , eight ?", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "This is three .", "speaker": "PhD D" }, { "content": "Three .", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Yep . Yep .", "speaker": "PhD D" ...	248	Adding the neural net was doubling the number of deletions. The model did not improve significantly, however, thought it became better at some tasks. The results were a mixed basket and it was decided that further experimentation was necessary.	Summarize the discussion on deletions and improving the net
[ { "content": "OK , we 're going .", "speaker": "PhD A" }, { "content": "Eight , eight ?", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "This is three .", "speaker": "PhD D" }, { "content": "Three .", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Yep . Yep .", "speaker": "PhD D" ...	249	The professor was interested in knowing what impact the neural net had in the older models which did not have pure features. The professor believed it was worthwhile to improve the net, though he also expressed that nets were occasionally over used.	What did the professor think about the neural net?
[ { "content": "OK , we 're going .", "speaker": "PhD A" }, { "content": "Eight , eight ?", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "This is three .", "speaker": "PhD D" }, { "content": "Three .", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Yep . Yep .", "speaker": "PhD D" ...	250	The team thought that the most noisy cases were the distant microphone testing. That is when there were non-stationary noises in the background, like from a car, a babble or subway. These presented a unique challenge for the model that could potentially be best solved with a neural net.	What did the team discuss about the most noisy cases?
[ { "content": "OK , we 're going .", "speaker": "PhD A" }, { "content": "Eight , eight ?", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "This is three .", "speaker": "PhD D" }, { "content": "Three .", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Yep . Yep .", "speaker": "PhD D" ...	251	The VAD neural net had twelve times nine inputs and two outputs. The system had improved significantly. It added some latency but the team could potentially run it in parallel.	Summarize the discussion on VAD results
[ { "content": "OK , we 're going .", "speaker": "PhD A" }, { "content": "Eight , eight ?", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "This is three .", "speaker": "PhD D" }, { "content": "Three .", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Yep . Yep .", "speaker": "PhD D" ...	252	The professor wanted to know how much latency the VAD was adding to the model. The professor thought that the process could work in parallel. The professor informed the team that the max latency was unknown.	What did the professor think about VAD latency?
[ { "content": "OK , we 're going .", "speaker": "PhD A" }, { "content": "Eight , eight ?", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "This is three .", "speaker": "PhD D" }, { "content": "Three .", "speaker": "PhD C" }, { "content": "Yep . Yep .", "speaker": "PhD D" ...	253	PhD C explained that the silence probabilities had a 100ms delay, the delta at the input had a 40ms delay, and a 10ms delay was created by LDA filters.	What did PhD C say about the breakdown of the latency?
[ { "content": "Hi everyone , hope you had a nice lunch . Um {vocalsound} .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "Alright we're moving on to conceptual design .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": ...	254	This meeting was mainly about conceptual design. Industrial Designer, Marketing and User Interface gave presentations mainly on component design, current trend and interface design respectively, based on their research on the website incorporating the ideas from last meeting. A lot of discussions was centred around the fruit and vegetable theme, which was the current marketing trend. In the meanwhile, they had some discussions on physical attributes and the use of energy. They agreed that the screen was not necessary, and TV could be used as the screen instead. In addition, Kryptonite became their preferred energy.	Summarize the whole meeting.
[ { "content": "Hi everyone , hope you had a nice lunch . Um {vocalsound} .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "Alright we're moving on to conceptual design .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": ...	255	Marketing proposed that the fancy look and feel were more important than the functionality of the product. The fruit and vegetable theme was the current trend, and marketing himself preferred fruits to vegetables. Therefore, how spongy the material could be should be taken into consideration when choosing the materials. The potential materials to accomplish the fruit and vegetable theme could be a sort of rubber, which was used in the stress balls. The alternative option was to use a cover for it, and choose a colour that fits one's sitting room.	What did the group discuss about the current trend and potential materials?
[ { "content": "Hi everyone , hope you had a nice lunch . Um {vocalsound} .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "Alright we're moving on to conceptual design .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": ...	256	Industrial Designer thought some parts needed custom design, and other parts should just use standard. For example, the case needed custom design to protect the remote and the locator, and the circuit board needed custom design as well, while the buttons and the wheels, radio sender and receiver were all standard parts. In addition, beeper or other noise things were needed as well for locating the remote. Rubber, plastic, wood and titanium were options of materials, but better not titanium. Regular chips were required if the iPod-style wheel button was used.	What did the Industrial Designer say about component design?
[ { "content": "Hi everyone , hope you had a nice lunch . Um {vocalsound} .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "Alright we're moving on to conceptual design .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": ...	257	User Interface assumed they were going to have a screen at first, since User Interface thought a screen was necessary for people to visualize things such as a specific song when looking for one. However, since adding a screen cost more money, and TV could be used as the screen, they finally decided that screen was not necessary.	What did people decide on screen usage when discussing the necessity of screen?
[ { "content": "Hi everyone , hope you had a nice lunch . Um {vocalsound} .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "Alright we're moving on to conceptual design .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": ...	258	Battery, solar power, dynamo, Kryptonite were potential options of the energy. They ended up with a preference on Kryptonite. Even though they could not find an exact price for it, it would not be more expensive than a chip.	Summarize the discussion about potential options of energy.
[ { "content": "Hi everyone , hope you had a nice lunch . Um {vocalsound} .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "Alright we're moving on to conceptual design .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": ...	259	Industrial Designer preferred battery. Industrial Designer was not very familiar with dynamo. Wind-up or a dynamo or a solar power were all possible, but solar power would not be available with the rubber case.	What did the Industrial Designer think of the potential options of energy?
[ { "content": "Hi everyone , hope you had a nice lunch . Um {vocalsound} .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "Alright we're moving on to conceptual design .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": ...	260	The website did not give an actual cost, but most of the stuff was cheap. The chip would be the most expensive part anyway, so the group should not worry about the cost of the Kryptonite too much.	What was the cost of the Kryptonite when discussing potential options of energy?
[ { "content": "I'll wait until you're all um hooked up .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Oh good grief .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "'Kay .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "cont...	261	After a brief summary of the last meeting, the team discussed the conceptual design for new remote control, which covered the properties, materials, user interface and trend watching. Marketing shared feedback about the design of the device. Industrial Designer gave a presentation on the design and availability of actual components, whereas User Interface led the discussion about customer needs and feasibility on design and competitors' study. A final decision was reached regarding the design of the remote control such as using kinetic charging and a rubber cover.	Summarize the whole meeting.
[ { "content": "I'll wait until you're all um hooked up .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Oh good grief .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "'Kay .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "cont...	262	Kinetic charging will be adopted with LCD display on the top side of the flip top and rubberized buttons, such as volume control and channel control on the bottom. Two separate circuit boards will be joined by wires for standard and complex buttons respectively. Fruit and vegetable colours, such as chilli red or tomato red will be used for the rubber cover and the case will be plastic. The company logo will be incorporated into the design. The team hoped to incorporate voice recognition but financial feasibility will have to be checked and whistles or beepers could be used if not feasible.	What were the final decisions made by the team?
[ { "content": "I'll wait until you're all um hooked up .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Oh good grief .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "'Kay .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "cont...	263	Teletext will not be used and there will not be a control for everything. The buttons should be easy to find. The image of the company is to be incorporated in the design and a flip design is decided. Voice recognition is left out. The shape of the remote will be different than normal, like a shell or something along those lines. An alarm will be added in case the remote is lost. The target market will be young business people.	What did the team decide on in the last meeting?
[ { "content": "I'll wait until you're all um hooked up .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Oh good grief .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "'Kay .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "cont...	264	Market research was done with a hundred subjects and Marketing concluded the most important aspect required in the device is a fancy look and feel. The second and third important aspects are technologically innovative and being easy to use. Fruits and vegetables can be taken into consideration when thinking about design themes as they were the themes of fashion fairs in Paris and Milan. There is also a trend towards a spongy feel to materials.	Summarize the discussion about the feedback on the design of the remote control device.
[ { "content": "I'll wait until you're all um hooked up .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Oh good grief .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "'Kay .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "cont...	265	Industrial Designer explained that TA11835 is a chip used in pretty much every remote control to send out standard signals based on the input. On the other hand, most current remotes use a silicone printed circuit board (PCB board) which connects the circuits so that the messages would be sent to the chip. The size should be decided as the board can be custom made.	What are the actual components found in most remote controls that will be included in this remote design?
[ { "content": "I'll wait until you're all um hooked up .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Oh good grief .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "'Kay .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "cont...	266	Standard AA and AAA are bulky but the cheapest. Dynamo and dual charging with normal batteries and solar charging take up too much space. Solar charging is the second cheapest but not resistant to dropping. Also, Project Manager believed it would limit the market. Kinetic charging is small and portable but market research should be done first. No rechargeable battery options were available. The remote could have a standby mode and the lights behind the buttons would be switched off after five or ten seconds when not in use.	What are the benefits and drawbacks for each battery option mentioned and what did Industrial Manager suggest to conserve battery life when discussing the design and availability of actual components?
[ { "content": "I'll wait until you're all um hooked up .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Oh good grief .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "'Kay .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "cont...	267	Titanium is too expensive, would be easily dented and could only do a standard box shape whereas plastic could be made into different curved shapes. Marketing suggested making the basic mould out of plastic with a rubber cover, which would give a spongy feel and be a cheap way to change the look of the device. Industrial Designer, User Interface and Project Manager quickly jumped on board with this idea.	Summarize the discussion of the design of actual components regarding case material.
[ { "content": "I'll wait until you're all um hooked up .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Oh good grief .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "'Kay .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "cont...	268	The team planned to do touch screen and there are two options to choose from, a bare PCB circuit board which could be in different colours and making a connection by the touch of fingers, and anti RSI rubber buttons with a LCD type of screen. Industrial Designer doubted whether a LCD screen is wanted as it would only be in black and white but have not thought out how to distinguish where to press if the bare PCB circuit board is used.	Summarize the discussion of the design of actual components regarding interface design.
[ { "content": "I'll wait until you're all um hooked up .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Oh good grief .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "'Kay .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "cont...	269	Industrial Designer thought it would be lost easily and Marketing responded that it would be easy and cheap to replace or a pencil or pen could be used instead. User Interface pointed out that a person who switches channels often or uses a particular function will find it irritating to use and might spoil the touchpad more easily compared to a button. Industrial Designer agreed with User Interface.	What did the team think about Marketing's suggestion of a sort of stylus to press the touch screen on the device when discussing the design of actual components?
[ { "content": "I'll wait until you're all um hooked up .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Oh good grief .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "'Kay .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "cont...	270	Project Manager believed that it would not appeal to men as they were unlikely to use it when watching television. Marketing responded by leaving this idea on the side, and Industrial Designer and Project Manager agreed. In the end, Marketing gave up on the idea.	What did the team think of Marketing's idea of putting mirrors on the device when discussing the design of actual components?
[ { "content": "I'll wait until you're all um hooked up .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Oh good grief .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "'Kay .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "cont...	271	The chip TA11835 and PCB board will be used in the device. The use of kinetic charging was agreed by the team with a standby mode to save battery. The case of the device would be in plastic and would have a changeable rubber cover. LCD screens will be adopted. The idea of adding a stylus or a mirror to the device was rejected.	Summarize the design and availability of actual components.
[ { "content": "I'll wait until you're all um hooked up .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Oh good grief .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "'Kay .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "cont...	272	Mostly black and white colours, the normal ones are monotonous without consistency between models, and the buttons are very disorganized. The new remote will have a graphic user interface in the middle of the flip top and certain standard buttons with vibrant fruit colours. A newly developed speech recognition feature can be incorporated in the device and the idea was endorsed by customers. User Interface gave an example of using the feature - locating the remote. The idea was well-received by the team.	What are the designs of normal remotes and how can the new remote be different from the normal ones?
[ { "content": "I'll wait until you're all um hooked up .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Oh good grief .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "content": "{vocalsound}", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "'Kay .", "speaker": "Marketing" }, { "cont...	273	Industrial Designer said that it would be cheaper to re-manufacture if these parts were already in stock. Project Manager pointed out that the other materials used were relatively cheap and simple. Though the LCD would be expensive, it would be cheaper with black and white than full colour so User Interface suggested that they could start off with black and white and upgrade later.	How can the cost be cut down if the speech recognition feature is adopted?
[ { "content": "G good morning .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Good morning , Flores . Marketing Expert .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "Oh yeah .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Right .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, ...	274	This is the kick-off meeting of the new television remote control project. The team got acquainted with each other and Project Manager described the scope of the project. Industrial Designer claimed that he could support any practical ideas technically and proposed that they could make an interoperable remote control. User Interface agreed and pointed out that people changed the state of the TV by pressing the button. Then he proposed that people should be able to feel the buttons without having to look at them and the buttons should be visible in dark. In terms of the way to connect the remote control to the TV, Industrial Designer suggested that infrared could be substituted by Bluetooth.	Summarize the whole meeting.
[ { "content": "G good morning .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Good morning , Flores . Marketing Expert .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "Oh yeah .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Right .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, ...	275	Industrial Designer proposed that a modern remote control should control a diverse subset of equipment. User Interface agreed and revealed that the function of the remote control is to change the state of the TV, which could be realized by pressing the button.	Summarize the discussion about remote control functions.
[ { "content": "G good morning .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Good morning , Flores . Marketing Expert .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "Oh yeah .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Right .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, ...	276	User Interface agreed with Industrial Designer and supposed that the remote control could be interoperable. That is to say, it could be a universal remote control that fits every device. He also revealed that the function of the remote control was to change the state of the TV and this could be realized by pressing the button.	What did User Interface think about remote control functions?
[ { "content": "G good morning .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Good morning , Flores . Marketing Expert .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "Oh yeah .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Right .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, ...	277	Industrial Designer believed that a modern remote control should control a diverse subset of equipment. That means, one remote control should control one or more pieces of equipment.	What did Industrial Designer think about remote control functions?
[ { "content": "G good morning .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Good morning , Flores . Marketing Expert .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "Oh yeah .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Right .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, ...	278	Industrial Designer pointed out that infrared connection is old-fashioned so they should choose a novel one, such as Bluetooth. Project Manager added that the device should be rechargeable and not consume too much power.	What did the group discuss about the connection of remote control and TV?
[ { "content": "G good morning .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Good morning , Flores . Marketing Expert .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "Oh yeah .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Right .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, ...	279	Industrial Designer proposed to change the way how the remote control and the TV communicate with each other as the infrared connection was not hot technical and suggested using Bluetooth.	What did Industrial Designer suggest when discussing the connection of remote control and TV?
[ { "content": "G good morning .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Good morning , Flores . Marketing Expert .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, { "content": "Oh yeah .", "speaker": "Project Manager" }, { "content": "Right .", "speaker": "User Interface" }, ...	280	Project Manager believed that remote control should not consume too much power. Therefore, as the cellphone would consume power very quickly when the Bluetooth was on, User Interface was concerned that it might be a problem.	Why did User Interface disagree to use Bluetooth in the discussion of connection of remote control and TV?

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