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Making meaning in an internet of things UX LONDON, MAY 30, 2014 UX London May 30, 2014 @carladiana_ carladiana.com @carladiana_ smartinteractionlab.com smartdesignworldwide.com UX LONDON, MAY 2014 UX London May 30, 2014 @carladiana_ Making

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Making meaning in an internet of things

UX LONDON, MAY 30, 2014

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UX LONDON, MAY 2014

carladiana.com @carladiana_ smartinteractionlab.com smartdesignworldwide.com

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Making meaning in an internet of things

IxD13 Conference Toronto

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Making meaning in an internet of things

Physical-Digital

Energy Hub Connected appliances Ethicon Medical Equipment Under Armour Ford SmartGauge HP Large Format Printing

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A maker-futurist

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Making meaning in an internet of things

IxD13 Conference Toronto

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The Cube Audio Menu Smart Dog Collar Pen Pal Creative Network NOM Projected Food Service Vice Bike Lock Chicken Chase Internet Game

Smart Objects Courses at UPenn & SVA

tumblr.smartobject.com

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IoT: not what we expected

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Henry Holtzman, MIT Media Lab

Original IoT vision was a database of tagged items that could be tracked

IoT then

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Henry Holtzman, MIT Media Lab

IoT now

What we didn’t anticipate is the many devices we would have with computing power

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The perfect storm: robotics affordable sensors

  • bject tagging

wireless communications broadband

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Visions

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Making meaning in an internet of things

IxD13 Conference Toronto

silly video

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Making meaning in an internet of things

IxD13 Conference Toronto

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IxD13 Conference Toronto

Visions becoming reality

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Paying attention to mavericks: throwing spaghetti at the wall

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Sensor Drone “Super Multisensor Tool for your Smartphone”

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Ninja blocks

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Karotz, Nabaztag Karotz Smart Rabbit

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Karotz Smart Rabbit

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Karotz, Nabaztag Mother and “cookies”

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Karotz, Nabaztag Apps for Mother

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SmartThings Kits

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Where do we find meaning?

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data information knowledge wisdom

Hierarchy of meaning

@40.7285198, -73.985038…

  • St. Mark’s Place, New York

“You are 20 minutes from home. You are hosting a dinner party in 2 hours” e.g. Google Now Is this a good time for inspiration? Distraction? Heartbreak? What will happen to my evening if I walk here?

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Objects can give us knowledge, we do the rest

The Naturally Slim Plan highlights all the social, emotional and cultural reasons we eat past the point of being full. Placing the fork down after every bite is one technique to help you reflect on why and how you are eating, and a smart fork can be a took to assist you.

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Turning things into knowing ? ? ? ? ?

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me!

myself

  • thers

the world Knowing about…

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About myself

Training Self control Mindfulness Behavior change Identity

me!

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The quantified self

Fitbit

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Self control

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Self control

Twine user

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Mindfulness

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Mindfulness

Adheretech

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Mavia System

Behavior change

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Identity

Nike Fuel Band

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The quantified pet/ plant/ possession

Whistle

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About others

Virtual presence Sharing Team dynamics Health care

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Sharing

Samsung Gallaxy

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Virtual presence

The Good Night Lamp

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Virtual presence

The Good Night Lamp

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Team dynamics

UP Band

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Health care

Vitality Glow Caps

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Aging in place

Lively

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About our surroundings

Exposing the Invisible Remote monitoring and control Accessing the inaccessible Microscopic/macroscopic

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Exposing the invisible

Ambient Umbrella

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Exposing the invisible

Lapka Blocks (emf, humidity, nitrates)

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Exposing the invisible

Cube Sensors (VOC, temp, humidity, light, noise)

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Remote monitoring

Canary

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Philips Hue

Remote control

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Nest Thermostat

Remote control and monitoring

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Belkin Wemo

Remote control

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iGrill

Remote monitoring

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Microscopic/Macroscopic

DIY Geiger Counter

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Microscopic/Macroscopic

Air Quality Egg

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Microscopic/Macroscopic

Smart Citizen Kit

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Self control Mindfulness Training Behavior change Identity Virtual presence Sharing Team dynamics Health care Remote monitoring/control Accessing the inaccessible Exposing the invisible Macroscopic/microscopic

Knowing…

me!

myself

  • thers

the world

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A blank slate moment

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Becoming part of everyday life

Products have to be “about” something: flexible platforms like NinjaBlocks and Twine are amazing for developers but most people need a clear sense of purpose and need Data must be truly meaningful, compelling and fairly complete: fitness trackers are great for runners and walkers, but what about cyclists and skaters? Information should come from multiple sources: my Withings scale and data tracking is helpful, but not enough. Jawbone recently partnered with Whistle and Automatic to integrate data. Products must be easy to set up and install, giving us feedback in a human language: with most new wireless products, we are still a long way from plug and play Vigilance and privacy must be balanced: keeping a constant eye on your home is valuable, but design should provide feedback regarding what is being watched, when Power requirements are extremely challenging: dealing with cords and batteries detracts from the experience.

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Methods: trying it out and making it happen

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Hacking what’s out there

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3G Lowest friction WiFi In a home, office (not moving) Bridge

Tethered (USB, headphone) BLE ZigBee, Zwave RF NFC (trusted network) RFID

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Something fun

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Experiments in the lab

Apron Alert What’s Up Smart

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Experiments in the lab

What’s Up Smart

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Resources

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Tech resources: smartinteractionlab.com

Arduino ethernet shield/ wifi shield Nanode Electric Imp Spark Core Designing the Internet

  • f Things

Building Internet of Things With Arduino

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Say Hello!

@carladiana_ smartinteractionlab.com carla.diana@smartdesignworldwide.com