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-| Leaflets | 60 | [(360imprimirLeaflets)] |
+| Leaflets | 60 | [(www360imprimirLeaflets)] |
-| Posters | 70| [(360imprimirPosters)] |
+| Posters | 70| [(www360imprimirPosters)] |
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 ==== - Ideation ====
-Out of the second chapter of this report, the chapter on state of the art, the Scarabreed team concluded several drivers. Drivers are the very reason behind the design process. They are goals that are unique to the design process. Drivers are the force behind innovation. They are decided to serve a function, to meet some specific need, or to be useful in some way.
+Based on the analysis of the state-of-the-art technologies presented in Chapter 2, the Scarabreed team identified several key design drivers.  These drivers represent the essential goals that will guide the design process. Essentially, they are the forces that will propel innovation in this project. Each driver can be defined by its function, the specific need it addresses, or the utility it provides.
 In this project, one main driver changes the design of the product. Other drivers are still very relevant, however, they don’t determine the shape of the construction but stimulate technical innovation from within. This main design driver here is to design for modularity. A modular design allows the user of the product to scale, customize and transport easily.