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Moto Satnav
By
Dominic, Charlie & Alastair
The 5 W’s
Who?-Motorbikers and cyclists
What?-An entirely audio based satellite navigation system
When?-Before and during a journey by two wheeled
vehicle.
Where?-On the roads around the world
Why?-No other apps offer this and purpose built units are
not particularly good
Problem
Motorbikes are becoming a more and more
popular mode of transport. Yet while car
drivers have a wide range of satellite
navigation systems to choose from bikers
have a few handsets: these are expensive
and do not particularly positive reviews.
Motorbikers find the screen distracting and
the instructions leave a lot to be desired.
Question
How can we allow motorcyclists to be able to
use satellite navigation systems safely and
effectively?
Key Insight Statements
• More and more people are traveling using motorbikes.
• They have no easy entirely audio based Sat nav.
• A biker can type in the address and then follow clear
and concise instructions to arrive at his/her
destinations safely and effectively
Mini Elevator Statements
Our team, Ultra Platinum, is developing a mobile app
to help Motorcyclists and Cyclists be able to navigate
wherever they want to go, yet be able to do so safely
and efficiently. This can be achieved by an entirely audio
based sat-nav app, which also warns about dangerous
roads and conditions.
User Profiles
David
A motorcyclist
- Works for a motorbike shop
- Ridden motorcycles for years
- Often has to visit customers house
- Has often been lost
- Does not own a Bluetooth helmet
- Is not aware of any competitors
- Often uses a map
- But agrees this is awkward
Ben
- Is a keen cyclist
- Often goes cycling for fun
- Also cycles competitively
- Likes the idea
- Wants it to also find bridleways
Competitors
There are a number of physical devices made
for Motorcycles yet these cost over £300,
and may need further expenditure for a case
that could withstand the wind and rain when
ride a motorcycle. There is no dedicated
app for giving directions to motorcyclists
that we have been able to find.
Flow of App
Key Wireframes - 1
This is the opening screen
of the App when it is
opened on the Phone.
Key Wireframes - 2
This is the screen of the app
giving the written
instructions to the app.
Key Wireframes - 3
This is the screen of the map
version of the app. The
instructions will be said as
well as shown.
Key Wireframes - 4
This screen shows the options
to the app, including the
volume of instructions, how
many times they are
repeated, a bicycle mode, the
option to switch between Map
and List mode and the
brightness of the App.
Feasibility
This app does not require any particularly extensive
work: their are many GPS apps, the two biggest
problems will be the creation of a safe simple but
effect set of instructions and finding a way for the app
to warn about potential dangers: this can be achieved
through two methods, firstly through using DVLA or
equivalent data or by use of an algorithm to search the
road ahead for sharp corners. This is by far the most
complex area, both will require advanced programming
knowledge.
Business Case and Customer
Pledges
Customers were willing to pay for the app, but we still
decided that we needed constant revenue from the
app. We will have a Lite edition with less features and
adverts on the opening screen.
There will also be a full purchase of the app. This
version will have full features and no adverts on the
opening screen. But, it will be more expensive.
Marketing Strategy
-Facebook advertisements
-Google Sidebar advertisements
-Social Network pages (Facebook, Twitter)
Wildcard
We believe that our app is unique among
other satnav apps, being audible based. We
also believe that being interchangeable to
allow cyclists to also use it is another selling
point that we can use.

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  • 2. The 5 W’s Who?-Motorbikers and cyclists What?-An entirely audio based satellite navigation system When?-Before and during a journey by two wheeled vehicle. Where?-On the roads around the world Why?-No other apps offer this and purpose built units are not particularly good
  • 3. Problem Motorbikes are becoming a more and more popular mode of transport. Yet while car drivers have a wide range of satellite navigation systems to choose from bikers have a few handsets: these are expensive and do not particularly positive reviews. Motorbikers find the screen distracting and the instructions leave a lot to be desired.
  • 4. Question How can we allow motorcyclists to be able to use satellite navigation systems safely and effectively?
  • 5. Key Insight Statements • More and more people are traveling using motorbikes. • They have no easy entirely audio based Sat nav. • A biker can type in the address and then follow clear and concise instructions to arrive at his/her destinations safely and effectively
  • 6. Mini Elevator Statements Our team, Ultra Platinum, is developing a mobile app to help Motorcyclists and Cyclists be able to navigate wherever they want to go, yet be able to do so safely and efficiently. This can be achieved by an entirely audio based sat-nav app, which also warns about dangerous roads and conditions.
  • 7. User Profiles David A motorcyclist - Works for a motorbike shop - Ridden motorcycles for years - Often has to visit customers house - Has often been lost - Does not own a Bluetooth helmet - Is not aware of any competitors - Often uses a map - But agrees this is awkward Ben - Is a keen cyclist - Often goes cycling for fun - Also cycles competitively - Likes the idea - Wants it to also find bridleways
  • 8. Competitors There are a number of physical devices made for Motorcycles yet these cost over £300, and may need further expenditure for a case that could withstand the wind and rain when ride a motorcycle. There is no dedicated app for giving directions to motorcyclists that we have been able to find.
  • 10. Key Wireframes - 1 This is the opening screen of the App when it is opened on the Phone.
  • 11. Key Wireframes - 2 This is the screen of the app giving the written instructions to the app.
  • 12. Key Wireframes - 3 This is the screen of the map version of the app. The instructions will be said as well as shown.
  • 13. Key Wireframes - 4 This screen shows the options to the app, including the volume of instructions, how many times they are repeated, a bicycle mode, the option to switch between Map and List mode and the brightness of the App.
  • 14. Feasibility This app does not require any particularly extensive work: their are many GPS apps, the two biggest problems will be the creation of a safe simple but effect set of instructions and finding a way for the app to warn about potential dangers: this can be achieved through two methods, firstly through using DVLA or equivalent data or by use of an algorithm to search the road ahead for sharp corners. This is by far the most complex area, both will require advanced programming knowledge.
  • 15. Business Case and Customer Pledges Customers were willing to pay for the app, but we still decided that we needed constant revenue from the app. We will have a Lite edition with less features and adverts on the opening screen. There will also be a full purchase of the app. This version will have full features and no adverts on the opening screen. But, it will be more expensive.
  • 16. Marketing Strategy -Facebook advertisements -Google Sidebar advertisements -Social Network pages (Facebook, Twitter)
  • 17. Wildcard We believe that our app is unique among other satnav apps, being audible based. We also believe that being interchangeable to allow cyclists to also use it is another selling point that we can use.