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04/07/2017 Artifact to represent the PIRATE at Vopaks innovation lab Jasmijn de Vries Creative Technology Supervisor: Edwin Dertien 04/07/2017 Contents Context Process of creating the artifact - Challenge - Ideation - Research

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Artifact to represent the PIRATE at Vopak’s innovation lab

Jasmijn de Vries Creative Technology Supervisor: Edwin Dertien

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Context

Challenge
Research Question
Background
Research
State of the Art

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Process of creating the artifact

Ideation
Specification
Realisation
Evaluation
Conclusion
Future work
Acknowledgements

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Challenge

Explain PIRATE
Representing RaM and UT
Get people excited and interested
Grab attention
Meeting room and office

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Research question

How should an informative, promotional, interactive artifact for Vopak about the RaM team, the University of Twente, and the PIRATE be designed?

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Background

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PIRATE

RaM
Inspects pipes for damage and

deformations

Multiple pipe diameters
90◦ bends

Pipe Inspection Robot for AuTonomous Exploration

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Vopak

Biggest company in their field
Store and transport: liquid, gas,

chemical, and oil products

Many pipes
Want something to represent their

future using the PIRATE

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Research

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When does visual media, asking for attention, become an annoyance?

Documentary: There are no bad vegetables

Should look like effort was put into it
Destroy
Disrupt
Devalue
Morals

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What are the suitable kinds of interactivity to get a passerby to notice an informative installation?

Literature review

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Definition interactivity

Interactivity is the level to which the user has the perception of their ability to influence, with effort, an artifact through their choice, participation and control. This perception is influenced by how the artifact responds, monitors, communicates, creates a sense of place, and is in real-time.

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Get a passerby to notice an installation

Change blindness

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State of the Art

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State of the Art

Attention grabbing installations
Informative installations
Advertising installations

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Desk research, literature research, and observations NEMO

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State of the Art

Grabbing attention:

Light
Movement

Keep attention:

Competition
Multiple outcomes
Not annoying
Provokes curiosity
Wanting to finish a task

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Figure out installation:

Easy interface

Get message across:

Relate back to the product
Play
Text
Pictures
Video
Physical models

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State of the Art

Grabbing attention:

Light
Movement

Keep attention:

Competition
Multiple outcomes
Not annoying
Provokes curiosity
Wanting to finish a task

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Figure out installation:

Easy interface

Get message across:

Relate back to the product
Play
Text
Pictures
Video
Physical models

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Ideation

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Ideation

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Ideation

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Ideation

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Ideation

Pipe maze with miniature PIRATE
1:1 model for size reference
Screens for information
User can navigate

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Specification

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Specification

Durable and sturdy
Everything will be shown on one big

screen

Miniature PIRATE will be virtual inside

real world pipes

Easy to take apart

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Structure

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Specification

Information layout
Introduction
How it moves
How it sees
The inventors
Implementation Vopak
Indicators
Buttons

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Interface

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Specification

No animations
No indicators

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Paper Prototype Testing

10 participants
Overall positive
No skip button

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Realisation

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Realisation

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Building the table

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Realisation

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Building the table

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Realisation

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Building the table

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Realisation

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Building the table

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Realisation

Screen
Computer
Arduino
Buttons

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Hardware

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Realisation

Arduino code
Reads buttons
Processing
Moves PIRATE
Imports information
Shows information

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Software

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Realisation

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Design choices

Easily interchangeable information
1:1 itself can be taken out
Signs not attached
Picture, video and text information can

be changed without touching code

Portability and replacing parts
Wheels
Fabric can be tucked away
Top tier removable
Connectors buttons
Mesh not attached
1:1 casing not attached
Screen and computer removable

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Evaluation

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Evaluation

Informative
Keep attention
Easy to use
Get attention
Not annoying

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Qualitative user test: part 1 and

part 2

Assignments
Questionnaire
Observations
Expert Evaluation - in the future

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Evaluation

5 participants
Overall positive
Change Start & assignment 2

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User test Part 1

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Evaluation

20 participants
Interface easy to understand
Artifact aesthetically pleasing
Placement information logical
Subject was clear

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User test Part 2

Noticed by passersby

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Conclusion

Informative
Keep attention
Easy to use
Get attention
Not annoying

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How should an informative, promotional, interactive artifact for Vopak about the RaM team, the University of Twente, and the PIRATE be designed? Promising!

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Future work

Implementation at innovation lab
Attention grabbing
Distracting
Minor change to interface
RaM provide content

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Acknowledgements

Edwin Dertien
Mathijs Kossen
Erik Analbers
Daniel van Pel
(Jelle van Dijk)
User test participants

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Thank you

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