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    • Crowdsourcing

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    • Traditional environment design struggles with complexity.
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    • To investigate the efficacy of a gamified collaborative design framework for predictive environment design.
    • To assess the usability and performance of crowd-sourced designs.

    Main Methods:

    • A gamified collaborative design framework was developed, presenting environment design as puzzles.
    • A usability study was conducted with participants configuring environment puzzles.
    • Performance was evaluated by comparing crowd-sourced designs against optimization and expert designs based on total egress time.

    Main Results:

    • The framework was found to be usable for environment design tasks.
    • Both single-player and multiplayer crowd-sourced designs outperformed optimization and expert designs.
    • Multiplayer designs showed superior performance compared to single-player designs, with exponential decrease in egress time.

    Conclusions:

    • Gamified collaborative crowdsourcing is a viable and effective approach for complex environment design.
    • This novel framework demonstrates strong potential for leveraging collective human creativity in design problems.