Our proposal fits the challenge “A Distant World” because it proposes a solution in relation to managing the supply of populations in isolated places, such as researchers in Antarctica, and also proposes a response to emergency cases that generate a lack of supply, such as current pandemic situation, this one has the proposal of connecting teams in close places with the objective of cooperation, sharing technical and food supplies. In this way, it is possible to keep researching for longer periods of time and to prevent any problems in the supply of supplies.
The social aspect involved in this project made the team create an empathetic relationship with the proposed challenge and later with the problem found by us, this is the situation of research teams in Antarctica. We sought a realistic and viable approach with this project, starting with the questions of problematization: what would be the problem that these teams encounter? How can we help them? From the answers to these questions, we started to think about the logistics of the solution. We use mind mapping tools, like the “mindmaster”; From mokoup, like “Justmind”; Tools for structuring logistics between the tables that the system would include, such as "Lucidchart"; and also software development tools for the prototype, such as “Madrix”. The main problem involved in the development of the project was the short term, however, we managed to overcome this with a lot of effort from the team.
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