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\title{\textbf{Robot Construction Kit}}

\author{Team 1}

\date{March 11, 1999}
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Members of our team (in alphabetical order):
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\item  ECKSCHLAGER Manfred 
\item  GANGL Thomas 
\item  HUSKIC Zenon 
\item  WOLACEWICZ Mateusz  
\end{itemize}  

\underline{Other relevant information regarding this project:}

\begin{itemize}
\item Coordinator:  SCHWAIGER Roland
\item Initialised by: University of Salzburg (part of our education  here at the
University)
\item Begin: March 11,1999
\item Deadline: End of 1999
\end{itemize}

\section{Introduction}
As a part of our education here at the University of Salzburg we are obliged to
 take part in a project and implement the same. The project should be implemented
through the team effort, as well as with help of our coordinator, Mr. SCHWAIGER,
Roland. Team should meet with the coordinator on Wednesdays at 16 15
HRS, every working week. As a result of our first meeting we got an idea of what our
project should be as well as what are organisational requirements for it.
If you want to find out something more about similar projects you should refer to this
www page: http://www.cosy.sbg.ac.at/projects/sigis/sigis.html.


\section{Organisational requirements}
\subsection{A Must}
The following are the most important requirements, that were given by Gerhard Katstaller (the first  considerations):

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\item Construction of an agent (that is a Robot) should be inplemented by using interactive 3D interface. Physical
properties should be enabled for editing. 
\item  The file format should comply with the robot definition language

\item Import function should also be available for DiMAS (load file)
\end{enumerate}

\subsection{Wishes}
For more details see the e-mail message sent by Gerhard Katstaller.
The other wishes or improvements still to come.
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\frame{NOTE: The other requirements are still to be considered.}

\subsection{Possible obstructions}

For the time being: NONE.

\section{Goals}
\subsection{Product description}
DiMAS (Distributet Multi Agent Simulator) is a simulation software for representation of several agents(robots) in a predefined environment. It has been developed during the last few years by several people under the supervision of SCHWAIGER, Roland. It was written in Java and for the time being it is enabled only for 2D environment.
Our task is to write a program for designing agents for DiMAS and it should be done in 3D representation by the means of Java and Java3D.

\subsection{Area of application}
Education, design.
\subsection{Users}
Pupils, students and possibly robot designers.
\subsection{Operating environment}
School, University, at home...
\section{Product environment}
Product should be able to run on every Computer.
\subsection{Software}
Opearating System: Windows NT(95/98), UNIX...
\subsection{Hardware}
PC, UNIX work station...
\section{Product functions}
Still to be defined...


\section{Literature}
\begin{itemize}
\item ``Object Oriented Design (With Applications)'' by Grady Booch
\item ``Java Examples in a Nutshell'' by David Flanagan
\end {itemize}

 

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