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DrawYourWay

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Project Brief

We aim to transform public waiting areas like metro and train stations into interactive digital art spaces. A large screen, will display a collaborative digital canvas where people can contribute drawings in real time. Participants can join by scanning a QR code with teir phone, which leads them to a web-based application, or by using a provided intigrated tablet. AI moderation ensures that all submitted drawings are appropriate before they appear on the public display.

By incorporating features such as different drawing tools, interactive engagement (e.g., likes, reactions, and voting), and themed prompts, the project fosters creativity and community interaction in spaces that are usually passive and mundane. The goal is to make waiting times more engaging and enjoyable by turning them into moments of artistic expression.

The research made highlights that in Porto’s metro system, waiting times typically range from 5 to 15 minutes, with some routes (such as the airport line) having longer intervals of up to 30 minutes. On a broader scale, European cities with high-frequency transit services have waiting times between 1-5 minutes, while less active areas see waits of 15-30 minutes. This presents an opportunity to utilize these waiting periods for interactive and creative engagement.

The project requirements are:

  1. … (specify here your project requirements);
  2. Comply with the following EU Directives:
    1. Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (EMCD);
    2. Low Voltage Directive (LVD);
    3. Machinery Directive (MD);
    4. Radio Equipment Directive (RED);
    5. Restriction of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive (ROHS);
  3. Mandatory adoption and use of the International System of Units (The NIST International Guide for the use of the International System of Units)
  4. Use open source software and technologies.

Participants

Institution: Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto

Team 2.:

Students:

  • Tim Norrgård
  • Jouke Klinkenberg
  • Mateusz Cieśliński
  • Esther Sala Cao
  • Victor Van Cauwenberghe
  • Flavius-Cristian Blanariu

Project Coaches:

  • Abel Duarte (ajd 'at' isep 'dot' ipp 'dot' pt)
  • Jorge Justo (jfj 'at' isep 'dot' ipp 'dot' pt)
  • Maria Benedita Malheiro (mbm 'at' isep 'dot' ipp 'dot' pt)
  • Maria Cristina Ribeiro (mcr 'at' isep 'dot' ipp 'dot' pt)
  • Manuel Silva (mss 'at' isep 'dot' ipp 'dot' pt)
  • Paulo Ferreira (pdf 'at' isep 'dot' ipp 'dot' pt)
  • Pedro Guedes (pbg 'at' isep 'dot' ipp 'dot' pt)

Client:

  • ISEP, mail@isep.ipp.pt, +351 22 834 0500

Contents

Milestones Milestones

Logbook: Weekly Report, Meetings, Activities

Report: Report

Deliverables: Links to all deliverables

Contacts

Utilities

Acknowledgements

  • Sponsor (sponsor)
  • Eng.º Vítor Costa Cerqueira, DEE, ISEP (wiki installation and management)
  • Prof. João Correia Lopes, DEI, FEUP (wiki template)

— European Project Semester at ISEP 2025/02/13 17:42

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