Prototype Video and Link


Link to Prototype 

https://studentitb-my.sharepoint.com/:v:/g/personal/b00089106_student_itb_ie/EZFdSXhKER5BokP5NMfdJj4BMyy8mrNH_ldytakGKNswcw?e=Pdaa2A

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