Making More Senses of UX with Multimodality and Sensory Futures
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Slides about multimodal design, meaning, sensory substitution and augementation.
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Making More Senses of UX with Multimodality and Sensory Futures
- 1. Making More Senses of UX UX Cambridge 2014
- 3. Twitter @acuity_design Hashtag #SensoryUX
- 4. Housekeeping
- 5. Safety
- 6. Use Table as Flotation Aid
- 7. What's this workshop about?
- 10. Understanding more about: •yourself •how technology works with people •How our senses and minds work •What could happen in the future
- 11. Be flexible & Be questioning
- 12. Themes
- 13. Wearables Smart Cities Internet of Things
- 15. My Cat is sad because Apple Watch is just another wrist mounted notification screen with health sensor
- 16. Action Sensor Algorithm Visualisation User
- 17. Sensors without social senses are nonsense
- 18. Action Sensor Algorithm Visualisation User
- 20. What can we do?
- 23. “History of the future in 100 objects” Adrian Hon
- 24. Introductions
- 25. 1. Name 2. What you're doing
- 26. Multimodality Sensory Futures Q&A Event Plan Meaning & Memory
- 27. Multimodality Accessibility Multimodality Playtime Show & Tell
- 28. Meaning & Memory Meaning Gesture Playtime Show & Tell Memory
- 29. Sensory Futures Neuroplasticity Sensory Substitution Sensory Augmentation
- 30. Any questions?
- 31. Multimodality
- 32. Accessibility
- 33. Tactile projects
- 34. Confusion
- 37. Haptics
- 39. Touch Smell Taste Sight Hearing
- 40. Touch Smell Taste Sight Hearing
- 41. 1 2 3= 4 Touch Smell Taste Sight Hearing
- 43. Chion
- 45. More Senses
- 46. Sight Vision Hearing Audition Taste Gustation Smell Olfaction Touch Somatosensory Balance & acceleration Equilibrioception Temperature Thermoception Kinaesthetic sense Proprioception Pain Nociception Time Chronoception Other internal senses Interoception
- 48. Playtime • Communicating without seeing • Teams create messages with anything here • Use Touch to communicate • Allocate one person as listener • Prototype quickly, learn fast
- 49. Context In a bar
- 51. Discovery
- 52. Difficult
- 53. Confusion
- 54. Metaphor
- 55. Emotion
- 57. Meaning & Memory
- 58. New rules
- 59. If we want to talk in new ways through new technology, we need to agree new rules
- 60. Meaning
- 61. Meaning 1 Understanding 2 Creating 3 Sensory
- 64. 2 parts to Conversation
- 65. What we say
- 67. What we say Loop Confirming understanding
- 68. This is why active Social Media matters
- 70. Metaphor
- 71. Language is built on Metaphor
- 72. SIMILE This thing is LIKE these things
- 73. ANALOGY This thing is LIKE this thing
- 74. METAPHOR This thing is this thing
- 75. Simile Simile Simile Simile Simile Simile Simile Analogy Analogy Metaphor
- 76. Mutual agreement of meaning
- 77. Proposal of meaning Agreement of meaning
- 79. Body Language
- 81. Sign Language Signs as words Faces as grammar
- 82. Gesture
- 85. Messages In symbols In physical gestures
- 88. Discovery
- 89. Makaton
- 90. Mutuality
- 92. We can use total experience to create messages
- 93. But need to balance definitions & information across senses
- 94. Memory
- 95. Warning
- 96. Neuroscience is not certain! Neurotypical behaviour Limited sample numbers FMRI assumptions
- 97. Memory 1 Senses 2 Movement 3 Social
- 98. 1 Senses
- 99. We recall the past with the senses of the present
- 100. The greater the sensory engagement, the stronger the recall
- 101. 2 Movement
- 102. We move to think We think to move
- 103. Our journeys define our memories
- 104. 3 Social
- 105. Stories
- 106. We remember what we want to share
- 107. BREAK Any Questions?
- 108. Sensory Futures
- 114. Neuroplasticity
- 115. Sensory Substitution
- 116. Learn from impairment to understand augmentation
- 117. Daniel Kish
- 119. Brain Port
- 120. US Army
- 121. US Army Study
- 122. V. E. S. T.
- 124. Playing with Sensory Substitution Heareapp
- 125. Route Codes cdsljru cwzvhid
- 126. Warning!
- 127. Let’s go!
- 128. Discovery
- 131. Creating new senses
- 132. Decision to change Emotional desire to change Key gateway for success Mindfulness practice Necessary but not sufficient Sensory practice Neuroplastic change Necessary but not sufficient Successful Sensory Substitution A behavioral model for Neuroplastic Sensory Substitution T I M E
- 133. Augmentation
- 134. Connected Intimacy Tailored Ecosystems Co-Evolved Possibilities Person To Person Social Technology Futures Person To Computer Person As Computer
- 135. Connected intimacy
- 136. Enabling empathy Supporting decision making
- 137. Ego Depletion
- 138. Tailored eco systems
- 139. Shared places Smarter places
- 141. Embodiment Technology as part of us
- 142. Final Themes
- 143. UI is about personal emotion
- 144. UX is about communal empathy
- 145. Connecting information to context
- 146. Context in Community Place Time Emotion
- 147. Remember we have 9+ senses!
- 148. Sight Vision Hearing Audition Taste Gustation Smell Olfaction Touch Somatosensory Balance & acceleration Equilibrioception Temperature Thermoception Kinaesthetic sense Proprioception Pain Nociception Time Chronoception Other internal senses Interoception
- 149. We can make more of ourselves
- 150. Finishing Up
- 151. Sensory UX depends on innovation
- 152. New technology can be used now
- 153. How well it works with people depends...
- 154. It's about product design service design senses emotions social connections
- 155. Technology works in a human context of social and sensory needs
- 156. What to do?
- 157. Talk
- 158. Tell stories
- 159. Test
- 160. Throw stuff away
- 161. Keep trying
- 162. Be flexible & Be questioning
- 163. Q&A