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\item   \end{itemize}  \subsection{Phidget Screen for Feedback}  \begin{itemize}  \item The screen will display helpful information to the user based on usage context (E.g. RFID information when a tag has been scanned)  \item Upon program startup, the screen will display a short introduction to the user  \end{itemize}  \subsection{Joystick Control for Panning \& Turning} \subsection{Accelerometer/Tilt Sensor}  \begin{itemize}  \itemThe Joystick will action a command based on a certain threshold on either th X or Y axis  \item The joystick will be capable of rotating the view on the software by triggering a threshold on the X axis  \item The joystick can pan up and down on the vertical axis by triggering a threshold on the Y axis  \end{itemize}  \subsection{RFID Tags for quick navigation and location storage} \subsection{Accelerometer/Tilt Sensor}  \begin{itemize}  \itemThe RFID tag should be recognised by the RFID scanner in a very short time  \item The RFID tag should automatically display the saved location to the phidget screen  \item The RFID tag should automatically navigate to the saved location in Google Earth  \end{itemize}  \subsection{RFID Tag reprogramming} \subsection{Accelerometer/Tilt Sensor}  \begin{itemize}  \itemRFID tags will store their locations in software based off their unique hardware ID  \item To reprogram a tag, a button must be pressed which will switch our program to "write mode"  \item When in write mode, the screen will display a message to ensure the user is aware of the mode  \item When in write mode, the next tag to be scanned will save the location of the current view on Google Earth  \end{itemize}  \subsection{Flight Simulator} \subsection{Accelerometer/Tilt Sensor}  \begin{itemize}  \itemThe flight simulator will be activated and deactivated with a touch sensor press  \item When the flight simulator is activated, the input device key-mappings will change to an appropriate control scheme  \item When the flight simulator is deactivated, the input devices will return to their original key-mappings  \end{itemize}From the above specifications the project was developed. Our project follows all of these specifications closely to achieve its aims.