Architecting Virtual and Physical Spaces
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We’re entering a new world of virtual, mixed, and augmented reality — what some are even calling “the 4th design evolution.” This new medium comes with a fresh set of interaction challenges. Simple things, like organizing or retrieving files, placing screens, and activity switching need to be revisited. Just as the shift from desktop to mobile, and mobile to smart objects required us to rethink interaction patterns, this coming shift presents similar challenges. We can react to these challenges or approach them in a thoughtful, structured way, considering how we live, build, and work in these immersive computing spaces. To this end, speakers Anderson and McCauley will share the framework they’re developing, a framework that critically examines emerging mixed design patterns in light of the timeless stuff we know about biology, cognition, and how our bodies use physical space. Attendees will see firsthand what’s happening in these new mediums — from games to business applications — while also walking away with a thoughtful way to approach interactions that will prepare you for this next design evolution.
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Architecting Virtual and Physical Spaces
- 2. Architecting Virtual (and Physical) Spaces Preston McCauley @uidesignguide Immersive Design & Development Strategist Stephen P. Anderson @stephenanderson Head of Design, Innovation Garage at Capital One t t ALPHA VERSION!
- 3. C O N T E X T
- 4. C O N T E X T I’ve got digital files scattered all over my house!
- 5. I’ve got digital files scattered all over my house! Spatial arrangement of information? C O N T E X T
- 6. When our Bodies Enter the Experience
- 7. When our Bodies Enter the Information Environment
- 8. Information Architecture for Immersive Spaces When our Bodies Enter the Information Environment —OR—
- 9. Clicks Gestures! Remember this transition? Taps
- 11. 2D, flat rectangles Immersive 3D spaces passive observer outside of the experience being immersed within a digital experience.
- 12. 2D, flat rectangles Immersive 3D spaces passive observer outside of the experience being immersed within a digital experience. “New questions arise as the world and the Web intertwingle… How do we rise to the new challenges of creating paths and places that bridge physical, digital, and cognitive spaces?” –PETER MORVILLE (from the foreward to Pervasive Information Architecture)
- 13. Cue up the Hype Machine! GETTING ON THE SAME PAGE
- 16. @madewithARKit
- 17. Draw & Dance
- 25. Ready Player One
- 27. Doom VFR
- 30. “Are we solving real problems, yet?” GETTING ON THE SAME PAGE
- 32. @madewithARKit
- 40. Using MR to assist continuity in film?
- 42. YES, lots of hype. PERHAPS there’s something here (this time) BUT…
- 43. We should be thinking about this: Learning from the Past
- 44. 2D, flat rectangles Immersive 3D spaces passive observer outside of the experience being immersed within a digital experience.
- 46. Clicks Finger Gestures HUD Taps Spatial Interfaces GUI Major Change in Interactions: Major Change in Representations: Pointer Whole body gestures + MOREClicks/GesturesMajor Change in Interactions: Interactions via: • Whole Body Gestures • Voice • Facial Expressions • Connected Devices • Real World Objects
- 47. We should be thinking about this: More than just VR/MR/AR (Physical meets Digital)
- 51. The world's first multi-user hologram table is here, on sale in 2018 http://newatlas.com/hologram-tables-euclideon/50868/
- 52. RED’s Hydrogen One (Hologram?) Phone
- 54. We should be thinking about this: BECAUSE NONE OF US WANT THIS FUTURE…
- 58. How do we make sense of all this?!
- 61. VIRTUAL REALITY “Space” is composed entirely of BITS REAL REALITY “Space” is composed entirely of ATOMS WHAT WE SEEWHATDEVICE(S)SEE
- 62. DEVICE HAS NO AWARENESS OF ENVIRONMENT VIRTUAL REALITY “Space” is composed entirely of BITS WHAT WE SEEWHATDEVICE(S)SEE REAL REALITY “Space” is composed entirely of ATOMS
- 63. Altar Show: VR
- 64. DEVICE HAS A SMART AWARENESS OF ENVIRONMENT DEVICE HAS A DUMB AWARENESS OF ENVIRONMENT DEVICE HAS NO AWARENESS OF ENVIRONMENT AUGMENTED REALITY VIRTUAL REALITY “Space” is composed entirely of BITS MIXED REALITY WHAT WE SEEWHATDEVICE(S)SEE REAL REALITY “Space” is composed entirely of ATOMS
- 66. Augmented Reality Mixed Reality Don’t focus on the hardware (And don’t get too attached to either of these terms!)
- 67. Augmented Reality Mixed Reality Digital information overlayed onto physical the world Device awareness of… •Location •Position Digital information mixed into Physical world with deep spatial understanding. Device awareness of… •Location •Position •Object Recognition •(Virtual) Object Permanence •Context, in general (faces, etc.) •Really, anything! (thanks to ML)
- 68. Test driving a new car?
- 69. Hololens / Mixed Reality
- 71. DEVICE HAS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DEVICE HAS A SMART AWARENESS OF ENVIRONMENT DEVICE HAS A DUMB AWARENESS OF ENVIRONMENT DEVICE HAS NO AWARENESS OF ENVIRONMENT AUGMENTED REALITY VIRTUAL REALITY “Space” is composed entirely of BITS MIXED REALITY WHAT WE SEEWHATDEVICE(S)SEE REAL REALITY “Space” is composed entirely of ATOMS
- 72. DEVICE HAS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DEVICE HAS A SMART AWARENESS OF ENVIRONMENT DEVICE HAS A DUMB AWARENESS OF ENVIRONMENT DEVICE HAS NO AWARENESS OF ENVIRONMENT AUGMENTED REALITY IMMERSIVE SPACES VIRTUAL REALITY “Space” is composed entirely of BITS MIXED REALITY DIGITAL INFORMATION IN THE REAL WORLD EXTERNAL REPRESENTATIONS ARE CONSTRAINED BY PHYSICAL WORLD EXTERNAL REPRESENTATIONS HAVE NO PHYSICAL CONSTRAINTS WHAT WE SEEWHATDEVICE(S)SEE INTERNET OF THINGS REAL REALITY “Space” is composed entirely of ATOMS
- 73. DEVICE HAS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DEVICE HAS A SMART AWARENESS OF ENVIRONMENT DEVICE HAS A DUMB AWARENESS OF ENVIRONMENT DEVICE HAS NO AWARENESS OF ENVIRONMENT AUGMENTED REALITY IMMERSIVE SPACES VIRTUAL REALITY “Space” is composed entirely of BITS MIXED REALITY DIGITAL INFORMATION IN THE REAL WORLD EXTERNAL REPRESENTATIONS ARE CONSTRAINED BY PHYSICAL WORLD EXTERNAL REPRESENTATIONS HAVE NO PHYSICAL CONSTRAINTS WHAT WE SEEWHATDEVICE(S)SEE INTERNET OF THINGS REAL REALITY “Space” is composed entirely of ATOMS
- 74. Architecting Virtual (and Physical!) Spaces With new mediums of VR/AR/MR, we need to rethink basic patterns. We can: • react to these challenges, or ✓approach them in a thoughtful, structured way GOAL: Share a framework that critically examines emerging mixed design patterns in light of the timeless stuff we know about biology, cognition, and how our bodies use physical space.
- 76. Supernatural (& Physical) Interactions Toolkit A taxonomy identifying the “supernatural” powers enabled by an immersive environment
- 79. Constructs Of Virtual Experience (VEX)
- 80. Constructs Of Virtual Experience (VEX)
- 81. How we use space to hold and convey meaning •on/off •around •top/bottom •totheleft/totheright •over/under •above/below •between •inside/outside •near/far •nextto…beside •through •up/down
- 82. How we use space to hold and convey meaning spatialpositioningand… •linguistics •effectsonmemory •proximity •dance •architecture •leveldesigningames •etc.
- 83. A “Grand Unified Model” for Thinking about Spatial Contexts
- 85. Yes, to be continued…! Thank You! Preston McCauley @uidesignguide Immersive Design & Development Strategist uxmodes.com Stephen P. Anderson @stephenanderson Head of Design, Innovation Garage at Capital One www.poetpainter.com t t