Innovation Opportunities in Physical Spaces by Interaction Design
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The document lists the names of various exhibitions, projects, and installations from 2008 to 2011 related to interactive technology and digital art. Some of the projects mentioned include the HAKKA Expo, Underwater Archaeology Exhibition, Baseball Culture Exhibition, Douliu Picturebook Library, and several others. Links are provided at the end for additional information on each item.
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Innovation Opportunities in Physical Spaces by Interaction Design
- 52. HAKKA Expo 2010 – Ballad Grinding
- 53. HAKKA Expo 2010 – Umbrella Digital Painting
- 54. HAKKA Expo 2008 – Yellow Butterfly Pavilion
- 55. Underwater Archaeology Exhibition 2009
- 56. ASUS @ CeBIT 2010
- 58. HAKKA Expo 2008 – Passing Down
- 59. Baseball Culture Exhibition 2008
- 60. Craft Artists Exploration Table 2011
- 61. NIKE 6453 Interactive Table (2009)
- 62. Living 3.0 – BriefWall (2008)
- 68. Zhonggang Main DrainagePavilion 2011
- 75. Douliu Picturebook Library 2010
- 76. Taichung Library Interactive Table 2010
- 77. Yunching Real Estate Presentation System 2010
- 78. NTUT Honorary Wall 2011
- 79. Mojo iCuisine Interactive Restaurant 2009
- 80. XMS Media Meeting Room 2011
- 81. WOOW Interactive U Board 2011
- 82. XMS Media Gallery Caf’e 2011
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Editor's Notes
- YOGURT ART
- http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/mable-blog/article?mid=45281
- http://retaildesignblog.net/2012/04/15/hairdresser-jenny-house-beauty-salon-by-dicesare-design-seoul/
- http://123blog.tw/c.php?id=19260
- The framework is comprised of six levels…
- In a time-based journey. Let me explain the meaning of each level.
- Thefirst level is touch-point …it’s where and when a service is provided to the user.
- The Interaction is the design of functions for user to obtain/interact with the service
- Interface is the methods and techniques to realize service interaction
- Installation is the hardware to comply with the interfaces
- Location is where the installations are placed within the space
- In the base is the interactive service space level which incorporates all other levels of elements.
- The framework can be applied by starting with an envisioned service scenario and dividing into a series of service touch-points
- And…
- The framework should be designed from touch-point level downloads to the interactive service space level from a user-centered viewpoint.
- Not every corresponding levels extracted from the touch-point should be facilitated or specified
- To summarize,
- Firstly, The framework serves as a design tool to help designers deploy spatial- interactive resources to help achieve service goals at different touch-points along the service journey.
- Secondly,
- Thirdly,
- UX, UCD, and service design could be good background knowledge when applying this framework
- Lastly,
- The first example is …
- MojoiCuisine. This example is to demonstrate how we apply the framework to a catering service experience.
- The service journey starts from customer entering the space, with a projection wall installation projecting visual interfaces greeting the customer
- And then the waiter seats the customer and introduce the usage of the interactive menu on an interactive dining table
- The customer then can browse the menu and order food via the interactive menu
- And while waiting for the food to serve, he can play social games over the interactive dining table
- While enjoying the food, he can further order other snakes and drinks if he wants via interactive menu,
- After finishing the meal, the customer can pay the bill and fill out the feedback form directly via the interactive dining table
- The customer leaves the restaurant, and the journey ends .
- This spatial-interactive service involves one restaurant space,
- Three locations: the entrance, dining area, and the exit
- Two installations,
- And two kind of interfaces,
- All these form a spatial-interactive experience journey
- This is some screenshots of the results (of the application)
- And, the second example is…
- Yun-Ching Real Estate VIP Center. It shows how we apply the framework to a Real estate VIP Center visiting experience…
- by extending from a multi-touch presentation system.
- The journey composes of 5 stages which is extended from amultitouch screen, from guest arriving the VIP Center, experiencing the interactive presentation, to making the buying decision. The slashes parts are the points with no intervention.