The third lecture in the Glass Class, Google Glass programming course. Taught by Mark Billinghurst on February 17th 2014. This lecture provides an overview of the Google Glass user experience.

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Lecture 3 – Glass User Experience
Feb 17th – 21st 2014
Mark Billinghurst, Gun Lee
HIT Lab NZ
University of Canterbury

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User Interface
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Glass User Interface Evolution

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Early prototyping

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Early prototyping

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Concept video

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Reality

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Timeline Metaphor

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User Experience
 Truly Wearable Computing
 Less than 46 ounces
 Hands-free Information Access
 Voice interaction, Ego-vision camera
 Intuitive User Interface
 Touch, Gesture, Speech, Head Motion
 Access to all Google Services
 Map, Search, Location, Messaging, Email, etc

12. Glass Applications

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Living Heads Up vs. Heads Down

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 https://glass.google.com/glassware
Glassware Applications

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Pla$orm

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Virtual Exercise Companion
 GlassFitGames
 http://www.glassfitgames.com

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GlassFitGames Video

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Medical Use Cases
 Teaching
 Remote education
 Remote assistance
 Surgery support
 Hands free information
 Connecting to patient record

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Medical Examples
 Live stream patient data from accident site
 Surgeon live streams surgery for training
 Nurse scanning medication to confirm dose
 Viewing patient data during exam
 View patient vital information
 Residents exam streamed to attending physician
 Oncologist overlay MRI scan over a patient
 Electronic patient record shared with caregiver

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Example – Vipaar Telemedicine
 Vipaar + UAB - http://www.vipaar.com
 Endoscopic view streamed remotely
 Remote expert adds hands – viewed in Glass

25. Design Principles

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Last year Last week NowForever
The Now machine
Focus on location, contextual
and timely information, and
communication.

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1. Design For Glass
 Simple, relevant information
 Complement existing devices

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2. Don’t Get in the Way
 Enhance, not replace, real world interaction

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3. Keep it Relevant
 Information at the right time and place

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4. Avoid the Unexpected
 Don’t send unexpected content at wrong times
 Make it clear to users what your glassware does

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5. Build for People
 Use imagery, voice interaction, natural gestures
 Focus on fire and forget interaction model

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Micro
Interac0ons
The
posi0on
of
the
display
and
limited
input
ability
makes
longer
interac0ons
less
comfortable.
Using
it
shouldn’t
take
longer
than
taking
out
your
phone.