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| - | The total material cost of the Bloem prototype is therefore **€2061.89**. Most of this value comes from the structural and interior construction materials, especially the cork insulation, plywood panels, flooring, and seating structure. The electronic system has a comparatively lower cost, with a total of **<color # | + | The total material cost of the Bloem prototype is therefore **<color #ed1c24>€2061.89</ |
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| In addition to the material cost, the development of Bloem also involves a significant personnel investment. This includes the time dedicated to concept development, | In addition to the material cost, the development of Bloem also involves a significant personnel investment. This includes the time dedicated to concept development, | ||
| - | Assuming a team of six members, each contributing an average of 6 hours per day over a four-month period, excluding weekends, the total effort corresponds to approximately **3168 working hours**. Using a reference rate of **<color # | + | Assuming a team of six members, each contributing an average of 6 hours per day over a four-month period, excluding weekends, the total effort corresponds to approximately **3168 working hours**. Using a reference rate of **<color # |
| When combining the physical materials with the estimated labor effort, the total project value of Bloem is **<color # | When combining the physical materials with the estimated labor effort, the total project value of Bloem is **<color # | ||