The document discusses new interfaces for embodied interaction that focus on designing user actions and movement before products. It proposes hands-only scenarios and video action walls as novel methods to design tangible user interaction by focusing on the choreography of interaction between users, objects, and their environment. The goal is to design for expressive and rich movement-based interaction that addresses human values like benevolence and universalism.

1. New Interface for… Embodied Interaction

2. Knowledge is not only in the mind, but also in the body. The mind: internal, nonmaterial locus of rationality, thought, language, and knowledge. The body: mechanical, sensate, material locus of irrationality and feeling. Farnell : Ethnography. (1999)

3. 蔣勳 : Memory Memorize Feel Aesthetic. (2008)

4. Functionality Affordance, Semantic, Location Cognitive Embodiment Skills, Emotional, Perceptual, Action, beauty Easy to learn HCI

5. Survey Background Human Action Tangible User Interface Organic User Interface Embodied Interaction

6. Aim to… control rather than create actions rather than object Reference DIS 2002 WORKSHOP

7. Embodiment Human Skills Emotional Perceptual

8. Movement-based interaction? Designing actions before product Interaction create meaning Choreography of Interaction

9. Tools and Methods

10. Human actions are situated … .

11. Hands-Only Scenarios

12. Tangible Interaction Sketches Tinkering materials (straws, elastic band, balloons, office supply, foam blocks, arts)

13. New Technology ISH Expressive power of gestures

14. Actions before product

15. Video Action Wall LABAN: TALKING ABOUT MOVEMENT

16. Choreography of Interaction Start with the action Who and what are relevant How to be involved each other Make models fit Choreography PI: user, other people, objects, location DQ: spatiality, course of time, play of force EM: motivation, concern to, unity

17. Puppy Address Human Value: Benevolence Universalism Self- direction …

19. My Research Abstract Question ask suno Generative tool

20. Hands-Only Scenarios and Video Action Walls – novel methods for tangible user interaction Designing the user actions in tangible interaction Designing products as an intergral part of Choreography of interaction Move to get moved: a search for methods, tools and knowledge to design for expressive and rich movement-based interaction Jensen MV, Buur J, Dajadinigrat T (2004) Hummels C, Overbeeke CJ, Klooster S (2007) Klooster S, Overbeeke CJ (2005) Jensen MV, Buur J, Dajadinigrat T (2005)