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Ullmer, Brygg; Dever, Zachary; Sankaran, Rajesh; Toole, Cornelius; Freeman, Chase; Cassady, Brooke; Wiley, C.W.; Diabi, Mohamed; Wallace, Alvin; DeLatin, Michael; Tregre, Blake; Liu, Kexi; Jandhyala, Srikanth; Kooima, Robert; Branton, Chris; Parker, Rod

doi:10.1145/1709886.1709904

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“…By creating inter-connectable interactive modules, each offering dedicated rich interaction, remote controls can be "composed" that "grow" together with the system that they live in. This approach takes cues from early work on modular interfaces like DataTiles [28] or more recent work on generic and modular tangibles [29,30].…”

Section: Modular Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

Designing for Embodied and Rich Interaction in Home IoT

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2017

Proceedings of the Conference on Design and Semantics of Form and Movement - Sense and Sensitivity, DeSForM 2017

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Internet of things (IoT) artifacts form systems where touchscreen and speech interaction is the norm. As IoT systems are inherently open (artifacts can be added or removed, software can be updated), we observe that the natural state of an IoT system is changed, "growth." This chapter describes a designerly experiment exploring how to design for embodied and rich interaction in these "growing" IoT systems. We present four design cases showcasing four approaches to the design challenge: a hybrid, a modular, a shape changing, and a service approach. We describe and appraise the four approaches and discuss insights from the designerly experiment. We conclude that it is indeed possible to design for embodied and rich interaction in "growing" IoT systems and see our work as a first step toward diversifying IoT interaction styles.

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Section: Modular Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%