Thank you for your interest doctor salim. i am adding shaswat from my team who will get on a phone call with you to onboard you as beta tester.
Regards, Gaurav Mittal (sent from mobile, please ignore typos) On 30-Mar-2017 7:04 PM, "Salim qureshi" <salim2...@gmail.com> wrote: > hi, i want to become a beta tester for this app please tell me the > prosiger. > > On 2/9/17, Gaurav Mittal <gauravm.it...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Dear Satguru, > > > > Thank you for taking out time to reply in detail. We now have a fair idea > > of requirements. > > > > Thank you to everyone who took out time to call me directly to give > > feedback, this community is wonderful! > > > > Regards, > > Gaurav > > > > On Tue, Feb 7, 2017 at 4:10 PM, Satguru Rathi <tarannumra...@gmail.com> > > wrote: > > > >> Dear Gaurav, > >> > >> Though I have spoken to you on this, still writing here for better > >> articulation. > >> > >> before I start, let me state to others that I am enrolled for beta > testing > >> and am currently using the beta version of the Eye-D app so my points > >> below > >> are solely based on my own experience and requirements. > >> > >> 1. Currently, it is not 5 but 3 minutes, though I am OK with either. > and I > >> think it is easy to choose from predefine list rather than typing. > Having > >> one more option for an hour would surely be a value addition. > >> 2. Currently, the app does have an extra option for 5 KM and I am OK > with > >> it as while in train/cab, one might not want to listen to the > announcement > >> too many times. However, many people living in developed countries may > >> want > >> another addition for 10KM as the speed with which they travel in trains/ > >> any other public transport is much higher if compared to India and the > >> distance also varies. > >> 3. To me, I would mostly use this feature while walking as in bus/train, > >> you already have a predefined destination and mostly it is a long > journey > >> and continuous announcement of the location might not be as helpful as > it > >> is when walking. > >> 4. Personally, I would like to know the landmarks as this gives me a > sense > >> of sight since I am getting to know names of buildings or shops which > were > >> previously unknown to me unless I had a specific need for them and > >> searched > >> for those. Eg: yesterday, I was walking in my area where I live and it > >> announced the name of an electronic store which I didn’t know it existed > >> before I used this app and now I know that there is another option > should > >> I > >> need to go there and is much closer compared to the previous one I used > to > >> visit for my electronics related needs. If I take your example of Akbar > >> road, it is a long road and if I keep walking on this road, it won’t > >> announce anything else unless my location changes from Akbar Road to > some > >> other road/street and if I countinuously keep listening to “Akbar Road, > >> Akbar Road”, it is not useful. so announcement of landmarks is helpful. > >> 5. As per my discussion with your colleague, there may be several > things a > >> user may want to do while location announcement is on. EG: I am walking > to > >> a phone repair shop and I suddenly remember that I cary multiple papers > >> and > >> need to find out the phone bill to show it to the shopkeeper. Now in > order > >> to use the app, I would first need to stop the location announcement > while > >> I am still walking. Another one: this might be a tippicle example but to > >> me > >> it is realistic. Suppose while walking to that shop, I reach a point > where > >> there is no one on the road and I sense that something is standing ahead > >> me, this might be an animal like cow or some board deliberately put on > >> road > >> and I might not like to take the risk to touch it with my cane as if it > is > >> an animal, it might provoke it and your app can help me here with the > >> object recognition feature to find what is ahead me. Hense, since this > is > >> a > >> toggle switch, the user should be able to invoke the app even if the > >> location announcement is on and should be able to use the other features > >> of > >> the app. Should the user want to stop the announcement, he has always > the > >> option to go to where am I screen and turn it off. > >> > >> With best regards, > >> Satguru > >> ___,__.___ > >> "Life's battle do not always go, to the stronger or faster man. But > sooner > >> or later the one who wins, is the one who thinks he can." > >> > >> Satguru Rathi > >> +91-9871489945 > >> +91-8076761833 > >> satgurura...@gmail.com > >> > >> From: Gaurav Mittal > >> Sent: Tuesday, February 07, 2017 12:46 PM > >> To: Mobile.accessindia@accessindia.org.in > >> Cc: vaibhav asthana ; Shaswat Ranjan > >> Subject: [Mobile.AI] Feedback for travel-mode Whereami in Eye-D mobile > app > >> > >> Dear All, > >> > >> Many of you already know that we are bringing up Eye-D Pro, an ad-free > and > >> paid version of Eye-D app with better features. While we continuously > take > >> feedback from our beta community, there is one feature where I want to > >> take > >> feedback from community members here before we freeze final design. > >> > >> Whereami feature is an existing featurein Eye-D Free app. Here a user > gets > >> the current location and landmarks. Many of the users felt the need to > get > >> location updates on a regular basis for which they had to press back and > >> click whereami again. > >> > >> Travel-mode wherami is a new feature in Eye-D pro. It is in the form of > a > >> radio button which, when switched on, will put the app in background and > >> tell user location via TTS at a pre-defined minimum distance and time > >> without the need to click whereami again and again. > >> > >> We require feedback on below items: > >> > >> 1. Time interval when location update is spoken: As of now we have put > >> options of 1 minute, 5 minute, 10 minutes and 30 minutes. However, a > >> person > >> travelling in train might like to know location every hour. Do you > require > >> more intervals? less interval? Would you like to define interval > yourself > >> and not choose from pre-defined options? > >> > >> 2. Distance travelled: Currently we have put 50 meters, 100 meters, 500 > >> meters and 1 kilometer. It depends on whether the user is walking or in > >> cab > >> or bus. Same as above, I want to know how relevant are these options. > >> > >> 3. Use cases: When is this mode most relevant? In bus or cab or train or > >> while walking. Because the design changes a lot based on the conditions > a > >> user is using it. > >> > >> 4. Would users like to know landmarks while travel mode is on? or this > >> will > >> be too much of an information? For ex. you are at akbar road, central > >> delhi > >> is without landmark. You are Akbar road, central delhi and nearest > >> landmark > >> is indo-japan trade center is information with landmark. > >> > >> 5. Any other suggestion? Like one user said that he will like to use OCR > >> while travel mode is ON and current design doesn't let him to do this. > >> > >> In case you want to call and give your feedback, I am available at > >> 09538922957. 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