A precise drawing of an ordinary day.
The Student Dot is a small tagTag: a small radio that a student wears.How it works, in full each student wears, a few anchorsAnchor: a small radio fixed in place that serves as a known reference point for measuring distances to the tags.How it works, in full around campus, and one calm screen at the front desk.
Illustrative demo. These dots are not real students.
Illustrative campus plan: lower school, library, gym, arts, main building with the front office, and the field. Demo dots show 20 students and 3 guests, each present in a building or on the field.
People, present in a building or on the field: Student Guest
Point at or focus a building or the field to read who is present.
Lower school: present, 6 students Present in Lower school: 6 students. Library: present, 1 student, 1 guest Present in Library: 1 student, 1 guest. Gym: present, 3 students, 1 guest Present in Gym: 3 students, 1 guest. Arts: present, 2 students Present in Arts: 2 students. Main building: present, 2 students, 1 guest Present in Main building: 2 students, 1 guest. Field: present, 6 students Present in Field: 6 students.- Present in Lower school: 6 students.
- Present in Library: 1 student, 1 guest.
- Present in Gym: 3 students, 1 guest.
- Present in Arts: 2 students.
- Present in Main building: 2 students, 1 guest.
- Present in Field: 6 students.
Bench footage: the real dot moving on the operator map
Poster frame. Footage not yet placed.
What the video shows
The real dot moving on the operator map during a bench test.
Drag the dot. Each line is a distance.
In each corner, an anchorAnchor: a small radio fixed in place that serves as a known reference point for measuring distances to the tags.How it works, in full on the wall hears the dot. Each dotted line is how far the dot is from one of them.
Drag the dot, tap where it should go, or use the sliders under the room. With a keyboard, focus the dot and use the arrow keys; hold Shift to move farther.
Static diagram: the dot rests in one place, and each dotted line shows its distance to an anchor.
Illustrative room, 12 meters on a side.
Illustrative demo. These dots are not real students.
- North-west anchor 9.0 m
- North-east anchor 6.2 m
- South-west anchor 10.8 m
- South-east anchor 8.6 m
The dot is 6.2 meters from the north-east anchor, the nearest.
How it works, in fullThe one screen the front desk sees.
One calm screen and a small set of typed alerts.
Illustrative demo. These dots are not real students.
Illustrative campus plan: lower school, library, gym, arts, main building with the front office, and the field. Demo dots show 20 students and 3 guests, each present in a building or on the field.
People, present in a building or on the field: Student Guest
Alert types
None is active in this demo.
- Leaves campus
Illustrative story. Mia left campus 3:04pm with authorized pickup.
- Lockdown
The lockdown story, from 00:00 to 01:30.
Illustrative demo. These dots are not real students.
Illustrative campus plan: lower school, library, gym, arts, main building with the front office, and the field. Demo dots show 20 students and 3 guests, all gathered on the field.
People, present in a building or on the field: Student Guest
23 of 23 present in the field. All here.
Illustrative demo. These dots are not real students.
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