Posts Tagged ‘physical computing’
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27 May 2008 tagged 2008, alternate reality games, architecture, ARGs, cameras, cities, conferences, control, culture, events, everyware, flash mobs, free running, freedom, game design, GD, graffiti, hoaxes, interaction design, IxD, LED throwies, Mario Question Blocks, mobility, physical computing, play, politics, presentations, privacy, procedural rhetoric, Provo, public space, security, September 12, skateboarding, slides, street art, surveillance, Talks, The Web and Beyond 2008: Mobility, TWAB, TWAB 2008, TWAB08, ubicomp, ubiquitous computing, UFOs, urbanism, user experience, UX, Zona Incerta with 21 comments
This is a transcript of my presentation at The Web and Beyond 2008: Mobility in Amsterdam on 22 May. Since the majority of paying attendees were local I presented in Dutch. However, English appears to be the lingua franca of the internet, so here I offer a translation. I have uploaded the slides to SlideShare [...]
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19 December 2007 tagged comics, computing, drawing, gated communities, gestural, interaction design, interfaces, InUse, IxD, multi-touch, pervasive, physical, physical computing, portfolio, sketching, social, social capital, storyboarding, tangible, ubiquitous, work with 5 comments
I think it was around half a year ago that I wrote “UX designers should get into everyware”. Back then I did not expect to be part of a ubicomp project anytime soon. But here I am now, writing about work I did in the area of multi-touch interfaces. Background The people at InUse (Sweden’s [...]
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24 April 2007 tagged conferences, events, IA, IA Summit 2007, information architecture, mash-ups, physical computing, RSS, usability, web 2.0, web as platform, web of data with 5 comments
(Here’s the third post on the 2007 IA Summit. You can find the first one that introduces the series and describes the first theme ‘tangible’ here and the second one on ‘social’ here.) Typically, IAs have concerned themselves with the design of web sites. The metaphor most suited and used for the web so far [...]
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5 April 2007 tagged Adam Greenfield, ambient, books, design, everyware, IA, information architecture, interaction design, IxD, pervasive, physical computing, quotes, tangible, ubicomp, ubiquitous, user experience, UX with 7 comments
I’ve been reading Adam Greenfield’s Everyware on and off and one of the things that it has me wondering the most lately is: are UX professionals making the move to design for ubiquitous computing? There’re several places in the book where he explicitly mentions UX in relation to everyware. Let’s have a look at the [...]
