Paper Prototyping as a Rapid Participatory Design Technique

Osman, Aznoora; Baharin, Hanif; Ismail, Mohammad Hafiz; Jusoff, Kamaruzaman

doi:10.5539/cis.v2n3p53

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“…Paper Prototyping Paper prototyping has been used as a Rapid Participatory Design Technique [16] that enables speedy redrafting and change of design ideas. This approach is less immersive than the other approaches already mentioned.…”

Section: Discussion Of Alternative Approachesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Supporting the Design of an Ambient Assisted Living System Using Virtual Reality Prototypes

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Silva

et al. 2015

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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APEX, a framework for prototyping ubiquitous environments, is used to design an Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) system to enhance a care home for older people. The environment allows participants in the design process to experience the proposed design and enables developers to explore the design by rapidly developing alternatives. APEX provided the means to explore alternative designs through a virtual environment. It provides a mediating representation (a boundary object) allowing users to be involved in the design process. A group of residents in a city-based care home were involved in the design. The paper describes the design process and lessons learnt for the design of AAL systems.

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Section: Discussion Of Alternative Approachesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Supporting the Design of an Ambient Assisted Living System Using Virtual Reality Prototypes

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Silva

et al. 2015

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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“…In two sub-groups, participants discussed their ideas together and sketched their ideas for an intervention. This activity was inspired by paper prototyping [37]. Each paper prototype was presented back to the main group and discussed.…”

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User requirements for a digital health self-care intervention: combining the Behaviour Change Wheel and user-centred design

Nourse,

Kayser,

Maddison

2024

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Background: Heart failure is a complex syndrome that requires long-term management including self-care. The rapid advancement of mobile and digital technologies has opened new avenues for developing digital health interventions to facilitate self-care for people with heart failure. The purpose of this study is to explore what barriers people with heart failure in Australia face to self-care in their daily lives and to determine what an intervention must provide to support this. Methods: Four workshops were held with people with heart failure (n=16) and informal caregivers (n=4). These workshops had three main objectives: to explore the self-care challenges experienced by people with heart failure and their caregivers, to gain preliminary ideas for features and functions of a digital health-based intervention, and to understand the user requirements for the intervention. Analysis of the workshops was informed by a requirements analysis method and stages of intervention development outlined by the Behaviour Change Wheel (BCW), which encompasses the capability, opportunity, motivation, and behaviour (COM-B) model, the theoretical domains framework (TDF) and intervention functions. Results: All three COM-B domains and all but three TDF domains were found to be relevant to the self-care challenges experienced by people with heart failure. Analysis of participants’ ideas for possible intervention components resulted in the production of six components for the intervention and aligned with seven intervention functions (education, persuasion, incentivisation, training, environmental restructuring, modelling, and enablement). Requirements for the intervention were grouped into seven themes to describe ‘how’ the intervention must function or operate to support self-care among people with heart failure.Conclusion: User-centred design (UCD) can augment theory-based intervention development processes by providing an intermediary output for a potential intervention which then allows further consideration of solutions by multidisciplinary design teams and future intervention users.

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“…O termo tour virtual pode ser descrito como uma simulação de um local existente, gerado por meio de uma interligação de imagens 360° visualizadas de forma ininterrupta. É um método imersivo que aloca os usuários dentro do ambiente mapeado, permitindo uma melhor consciência situacional, oferecendo um alto nível de funcionalidade para visualização, possibilitando ainda uma análise de dados virtuais (Osman, et al, 2009). O objetivo dessa tecnologia é proporcionar aos usuários a sensação de estar presente fisicamente em um determinado local, proporcionando assim a sensação de realidade de espaço, possibilitando navegações virtuais de paisagens que existem no mundo real (Li, et al, 1999).…”

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Utilização da técnica SLAM associada ao mapeamento por luz estruturada para registro e virtualização de interiores de patrimônios históricos

Oliveira¹,

Albarici²,

Olvieira³

et al. 2021

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A representação e documentação do patrimônio cultural e registro de edificações históricas, reconstrução ou reforma são de inestimável valor para manutenção da originalidade de tais estruturas. Atualmente, a solução adotada é a documentação 3D, utilizando-se da técnica de varredura a LASER, onde tem-se como principal vantagem a alta densidade de pontos e informações radiométricas. Neste trabalho apresenta-se uma metodologia que aplica a técnica SLAM associada ao sistema de varredura por luz estruturada, que além de permitir o mapeamento interno de edificações históricas, possibilita a realização de tour virtual por todo o ambiente mapeado. O objetivo deste tralho é realizar o mapeamento interno de uma igreja, verificar sua precisão e gerar um modelo 3D permitindo que o usuário interaja com o ambiente virtual e seja capaz de ter acesso online ao interior da igreja. Assim, o usuário poderá utilizar as ferramentas de medições e informações sobre as obras presentes na edificação. A fim de avaliar os resultados das feições mapeadas, fez-se testes numéricos que checam as medidas do mapeamento 3D com as medidas reais obtidas por um equipamento topográfico (estação total). Os resultados indicam que as análises realizadas apresentam uma discrepância máxima de 1,5 cm entre o mapeamento 3D via SLAM e o real. Dessa forma, pode-se afirmar que a metodologia aplicada é confiável e acurada para diversas áreas do conhecimento que se beneficiem de modelagem tridimensional e banco de dados para realizar tour virtual.

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Paper Prototyping as a Rapid Participatory Design Technique

Cited by 9 publications

References 9 publications

Supporting the Design of an Ambient Assisted Living System Using Virtual Reality Prototypes

Supporting the Design of an Ambient Assisted Living System Using Virtual Reality Prototypes

User requirements for a digital health self-care intervention: combining the Behaviour Change Wheel and user-centred design

Utilização da técnica SLAM associada ao mapeamento por luz estruturada para registro e virtualização de interiores de patrimônios históricos

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