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Revision as of 12:32, 12 February 2025
Jamin van Amelsvoort, Joost Schuurmans, Loes Kirkels en Norah Bouma en Tom Weegels
We as a group decided to work in between with a OneDrive.
The OneDrive can be accessed via https://tuenl-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/l_kirkels_student_tue_nl/Ev3UBVOtfktApfNvxowBf-YBFpdR1uAtqIWQzg_Px7CosQ?e=URlCi2
Users and their needs
Primary users:
- With our research, environmental Cleanup Organizations will gain access to new robotic solutions, improving their ability to achieve the goal of removing plastic and debris from the oceans. They require reliable and efficient robot designs that can handle different situations and different kinds of ocean debris. In addition, the solution should be cost effective to fit into their budgets.
- Government agencies gain new tools for ocean cleaning policies and reducing nature pollution, creating public recognition for addressing environmental issues and increasing their support base. They would require robots that comply with national regulations, for example in terms of safety. In addition, they would require enough research data and actual results to justify government funding.
- Non-profit groups would gain examples of current research and solutions for ocean cleanup, to attract possible donors for their organisation. For that, they would require easy-to-understand and transparent results to showcase.
Secondary users:
- Researchers could gain new insights on possibilities to clean up the ocean, helping them to improve their results as well. Therefore, they would require access to our research and data.
- Engineers could get inspired to build the design, or even improve it. Also, they can gain insight into struggles we found, incorporating it into their own work. For this, they would require technical specifications of the design, and the feedback and evaluation of the research.
- Policymakers would gain additional evidence to support their policies and funding decisions. For this, they need accessible reports and results and a low-cost solution.
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