1. Brandon Shahram Soleimani, & Omar Zambrano
Handwashing
GroupE: Wesley Lynn Gerstenkorn, Liang Yu Li, Joshua Christopher Mocek,
Brandon Shahram Soleimani, & Omar Zambrano

2. Abstract
The purpose of this project is to determine the effectiveness of a computer program on handwashing
Handwashing is crucial in preventing the spread of germs, viruses and saving lives
People might avoid washing their hands because it’s boring, time consuming, they think their hands are already clean, etc.
Create an interactive handwashing game to make handwashing more appealing

3. Cleanliness in the workplace
Problem
Foodborne illnesses
Cleanliness in the workplace

4. Problem
Washing hands for 30 seconds
Hand washing is boring

5. Objectives
To show the importance of washing your hands not only in the food industry, but in your everyday life as well
Raise awareness for the possible viruses and diseases that can spread if you don’t wash your hands
To make a simple but enticing game in order to reach a larger audience
To make washing your hands fun and hopefully handwashing becomes a recurring habit of people that play our game

6. Approach Create a game to incentivize people to wash their hands
This game will promote hand washing through repetition and a rewards based system
We will create a foot pedal for the user to play on while they wash their hands - this will allow the user to wash their hands while playing the game at the same time
Most importantly, inform and convey the seriousness behind handwashing

7. Design Our project was developed in Unity using C#
We are creating a platformer where a soap character collects coins and tries to avoid enemies
Collecting coins will add ten points to your total score and hitting an enemy will take away a percentage of your current score
The soap character moves right on its own, and the player can make the character jump using the foot pedal

8. Implementation Collision Detection: RigidBody 2D Collider
Circle Collider
Polygon Collider
Box Collider
Physics
Gravity
Force
Velocity

9. UI Implementation

10. NOW TIME FOR THE DEMO!