1. Photometric Walkthrough Mobile Application (PWMA)

2. Team Members Team Members:
Marcus Hernandez: Project Lead / Customer Liaison Lead / Documentation Lead
Edgar Galindo: Component Lead / QA Lead
Edward Hsu: Requirements Lead / Architecture/Design Lead
Faculty Advisor:
Gabor Kondas
Customer Liaison:
Graydon Driver

3. Optic Arts

4. Optic Arts
Manufacturer of LED products. Customizable and easy to install
Products used for interior design

5. Project Overview

6. Project Overview Photometric Walkthrough Mobile Application
Room Building Application designed to:
Generate a room
Light modification through IES files
Place LED lighting strips
Computation of Calculation Points
List of exact lights and lengths used are exported in PDF format for use by Optic Arts agents
The purpose of this app is to translate Optic Arts agents visualize their ideas in a virtual room. This application will let user generate a virtual room, place lighting strips within the room, where each light is associated with an IES file. To put it simply, IES file is a virtual representation of how light will be displayed in a physical environment. This application will also need to display the calculation points throughout the room. Calc point is a numerical representation of how intense the light is at a single point.
Once the agent is happy with their room, PWMA will output a PDF containing all of their project details.

7. IES

8. IES “Illuminating Engineering Society”
Contains data on light for architectural programs that can simulate light
Provides angles and points for how light bends and interacts with its surroundings
Needs to be parsed to be used within a program

9. IES
Tape, channel, driver, lens

11. Light Placement

12. Light Placement
User will select two points in the room through the use of a touchscreen. The lighting strip will be placed in between the two points.
The touchscreen provides terrible precision.
An implementation of an invisible grid system allows accurate placement of lighting strips.

14. Light Placement
Edit lights allow user to move lighting strips, apply a new IES, and remove the lighting strip.
Origin movement on the left.
Grid, edit lights.
Edit lights allow user to move lighting strips, apply a new IES, and remove the lighting strip.
Strip movement on the right.

16. Camera Perspectives

17. Camera Perspectives Four Cameras:
First person camera perspective for light placement.
Third person camera for exterior view of the virtual room. This view has two different camera angles.
Top down view to allow user to visualize all placed lighting strips.
Grid, edit lights.
Side view allows the user to view the room from the sides.

18. Calculation Points

19. Calculation Points
Represent intensity of light at a point in the room as a number.
Visual aid for the designer
Show how bright or dark an area of the room is
Distributed throughout the room evenly
Point values are calculated based on selected IES files
Talk about what they are.
What they are used for.
Show what they look like.

20. Calculation Points Point has to be within the radius of a given light.
Retrieves luminous intensity value from the IES file.
Returns a numerical value for the lighting designer.
Evenly distributed throughout the room.

21. Calculation Points

22. Calculation Points

23. Advanced Settings

24. Advanced Settings Adjust various settings Calculation points Grid size
Light suspension height
Overall fine tune the settings
User input fields
Project information
Company details
Contact information
Gather information for summary page
Screen shot of the advanced settings maybe two pics? And some details about it.

26. Project Estimate PDF

27. Project Estimate PDF Summarizes all of the lighting used in the room
Contains all of the user information
Saved to phone storage for later use
Used by the company to generate a quote
2 photos. First of the pdf itself and the second of the pop when the pdf is created and some text to go with everything.

28. Team Technologies and Tools
Hardware:
Android devices
Software:
Unity game engine: C#
Tools:
GitHub
Slack
Target android devices. Created our app using the unity engine and written in c#

29. Thank You!
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