Designing for Internet of Things is shaping relationships
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The document discusses how the objects we own and use every day can shape our behaviors, relationships, perceptions and environments. It also explores how the rise of prototyping platforms has led to more people developing projects for themselves and their communities. When designing everyday objects, we are affecting people's quality of life. While things are gaining more autonomy, they remain dependent on human interactions and connections within networks.
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Designing for Internet of Things is shaping relationships
- 2. The things we own tell something about us. When a thing get an identity (and a story) it becomes an object.
- 3. The things we use everyday changes the way we behave, our relationships and our perception of the reality.
- 4. The things we use can shape our environment and social processes.
- 5. The presence of simple prototyping platforms is leading to a “democratization of invention” with many people developing project for their self and their community.
- 11. When we design an everyday object we are affecting the life quality of people. What does make and object “smart”?
- 13. Things are starting to be autonomous but not independent. Features become behaviours, data become stories, interactions become dialogues.
- 15. Humans and objects are nodes of a network. The value of an object is in the relationships it enables. Even if any connection is possible it doesn’t mean it’s useful.