The user walks across Sproul Plaza with their Toq watch and Android phone. When they are within 50 meters of the given coordinates, the watch vibrates and presents a notification with a Draw Request corresponding to an influential figure of the Free Speech Movement.
The user then opens the FSM app on their watch and phone.
Next, the user selects the appropriate card. (Pretending the notification said Jack Weinberg; I did the photos at different times.)
The user is presented with a picture of the person along with a drawing prompt.
Opening the card triggers the drawing application to open on the phone. The user may select any color from the color picker. They may choose from three brush sizes and change between drawing and erasing. They may also choose to scrap this drawing and start a new one. When the user is content with their drawing, they will upload it to Flickr, and it will be tagged with "cs160fsm".
The phone app returns to the main activity with a message to check the watch.
When the user checks the watch, they will see a new card that contains a drawing from Flickr with the tag "cs160fsm".
Note: The video (excluding the first few seconds) was filmed in one continuous take. I sped up some parts to cut the time down. The extra thirty seconds is used to demonstrate additional functionality like the color picker, the brush sizes, and only notifying the user once when they enter the 50 mile radius.
Credit where credit is due:
Android Color Picker - https://code.google.com/p/android-color-picker/
Drawing App - http://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/android-sdk-create-a-drawing-app-interface-creation--mobile-19021
If anyone actually downloads the apk and it asks you which activity to use to upload to Flickr, select the one in the bottom right hand corner. It seems to only do this the first time you install it.
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