Space as a material for interaction design
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How can we use the space around us and the objects around us to enhance our computing experience.
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- 1. @sjors Sjors Timmer Senior UX designer, Designit @sjors Space as a medium for interaction design
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- 3. @sjors What if computing could disappear into the environment?
- 4. @sjors 1. Thinking with space 2. Computers, space and people 3. Fragments of the future 4. A workshop of tomorrow
- 7. @sjors Offload memory Offload cognition
- 8. @sjors How to program yourself using objects in the environment
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- 11. @sjors How we manage the spatial arrangement of items around us, is an integral part of the way we think, plan and behave. –David Kirsh The intelligent use of space
- 12. @sjors Long term structuring Medium term structuring Short term structuring https://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/21/dining/julia-child-provence-kitchen-la-pitchoune.html
- 13. @sjors Long term structuring Medium term structuring Short term structuring https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBodzmUGtdw&t=9s
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- 16. @sjors How to do
- 18. @sjors Experts use objects to create little spatial programs. This enables them to work habitually, lessening the need for constant reflection.
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- 21. @sjors Space is still a metaphor: - Complex layering of spatial metaphors - Lack of tactile feedback - Ignores our body and the space around us
- 22. @sjors We can make interactions easier by building interfaces that exploit our skills for physical interaction with objects.
- 23. @sjors 0. Start with emptiness
- 24. @sjors 1. Observe the world as experienced
- 25. @sjors 2. Encourage action We act in the world by exploring the opportunities for action that it provides to us. —Paul Dourish
- 26. @sjors 3. Design for collaboration
- 27. @sjors 4. Design for dynamic exploration
- 29. @sjors By redesigning computing to be spatial we can reawaken our spatial perception and physical and social skills that are currently lying dormant.
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- 32. @sjors How might computing disappear in the environment?
- 33. @sjors Hayo
- 34. @sjors HayoHayo
- 35. @sjors Lightform
- 36. @sjors Lightform
- 38. @sjors Hololamp
- 39. @sjors Room2room
- 40. @sjors RoomE
- 46. @sjors Every scrap of paper has the capabilities of a computer, while remaining a fully-functional scrap of paper. —Dynamicland
- 53. @sjors 1. We can use objects to think with 2. We should redesign spatial computing from scratch 3. Fragments of the future can be found around us
- 54. @sjors The most profound technologies are those that disappear. They weave themselves into the fabric of the everyday until they are indistinguishable from it. —Mark Weiser The Computer for the 21st Century (1999)