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As a team we came up with the concept of the watch design. As a design team we had to make sure that we incorporated in main components of the watch such as the card reader, map, timer, real location cheekier, place name, and the DNA checker. After many months of brainstorming our ideas and suggestions of what we think the watch should look like and make sure it was compatible with all the major components. After separating and breaking down all of the ideas into two groups we had to break down those two groups to the best 10 ideas and break those ideas down to the top 2 ideas and debate and draw a sketch of each idea to see which one we would like best. Once we were able to knock it down to one basic idea the design team could agree on we had our final idea and was ready to go to the drawing board and but our pens and materials to the test to come up with the best Teleported Watch that we could design. While designing this watch we broke our design team down into two teams. One team would work on the watch and components while the other team would work on the base of the watch, to have ready to pass to the rest of the team for their approval and to see if there was anything that the design team needed to change or update to make it the perfect watch for consumers to buy. While designing this watch we broke our design team down into two teams. One team would work on the watch and components while the other team would work on the base of the watch.
When the watch is said and done and is ready to be sent out to the world to buy. The designers have insured quality control units that will help you with your watch when it malfunctions, stops working, and the parts are not working, if the watch cannot be fixed and is still under warranty we will issue you a new
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