Event: Heads Up London - Wearable and Smart Glasses Meetup Date: May 19th, 2014 Location: DigitasLBi - London, UK Description: It seems that most wearables are fighting for a place either on our wrist or on our face. But what does this mean from a behaviour point of view and which kind of interfaces would probably make existing products more acceptable/usable?

1. Wearables, Behaviours,
Usability & Fashion

5. Camera Phone Predator Alert Act
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To require mobile phones containing digital cameras to make a sound when a photograph is taken.
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https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/111/hr414/text

6. The Magic Two-Second Rule!
If you can’t get to a tool within two seconds,
your use of it goes down exponentially.
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Thad Starner!
http://www.wired.com/2013/12/wearable-computers/2/

7. 1. Big sensory filters
2. Cognitive distraction issues
3. Data complexity issues

8. "Help people do
what they already
want to do"
BJ Fogg

9. www.behaviormodel.org

10. Simplicity !
“[…] To increase a user’s ability, designers of
persuasive experiences must make the behavior
easier to do. […] persuasive design relies heavily on
the power of simplicity.”
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BJ Fogg!
http://bjfogg.com/fbm_files/page4_1.pdf

11. Social Deviance !
[…] social deviance is going against the norm,
breaking the rules of society. If a target behavior
requires me to be socially deviant, then that behavior
is no longer simple.
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BJ Fogg!
http://bjfogg.com/fbm_files/page4_1.pdf

13. “Wearables are in the
Homebrew Computer Club era
and it will probably take 4 years
for the kinds of Microsofts and
Apples to rise in this segment.”!
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Aza Raskin
VP Innovation @ Jawbone

14. @gchicco
gian@taikenlab.com
Thanks!