CREATE! Involving end-end-users, researchers and designers in hands-on prototyping
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The document discusses the concept of hands-on design-thinking through collaborations among users, designers, and researchers, emphasizing the importance of prototyping and play in the creative process. It highlights the role of fab labs as community resources for digital fabrication, education, and co-creation, especially in the context of enhancing services for the elderly. The document also outlines various assignments and workshops aimed at fostering innovation and user engagement in design practices.
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CREATE! Involving end-end-users, researchers and designers in hands-on prototyping
- 1. CREATE! Involving end-end-users, researchers and designers in hands-on prototyping Frank Kresin & Dick van Dijk Waag Society 29 september 2010
- 2. QUEST How can hands-on design-thinking be employed by your company or institution? What do you need for this and what are the gains?
- 3. PROGRAMME Introduction Presentation: Fablabs Assignment Cases Group assignment Conclusions
- 4. “ Once you start drawing or making things, you open up new possibilities of discovery. Doodling, drawing, modeling. Sketch make things, and you're likely to encourage accidental discoveries. At the most fundamental level, what we're talking about is play, about exploring borders.”
- 5. Collaborations between Users Designers Programmers Artists & Scientists Publish or Perish => Demo or Die
- 7. OPEN CONTENT OPEN SOFTWARE OPEN HARDWARE
- 8. FAB LAB Mission Fablabs are a global network of local labs, enabling invention by providing access for individuals to tools for digital fabrication. Access You can use the Fab lab to make almost anything (that doesn't hurt anyone); you must learn to do it yourself, and you must share use of the lab with other uses and users. Education Training in the fab lab is based on doing projects and learning from peers; you're expected to contribute to documentation and instruction.
- 13. Phidget Interface kit Light sensor Rotation sensor Slider RFID tagged objects RFID reader
- 16. Personal Power Plant http://www.instructables.com/id/personal-powerPlant/
- 19. ChocoPI http://amsterdam.fablab.nl/node/1719/ & http://chocopi.blogspot.com/
- 21. PRINCIPLES The best producer is the actual user He/she can learn to build almost anything Share blueprints & stand on the shoulders of others A network of Fablabs over the world (more than 60) Connected by video conferencing links
- 22. ASSIGNMENT (5 min) make the best paper glider – in pairs
- 23. CASES Empathic conversations: Zuidzorg Thinking through building: Express to connect Creating future scenarios: Design for your future self (PICNIC)
- 24. Design research: Zuidzorg Developing new services supporting independent living at home Target audience 75+ Consortium of healthcare institutions in the South of The Netherlands (Municipality of Geldrop-Mierlo, PuntExtra, Zuidzorg and Ananz) With STBY as partner in Design Research www.waag.org/zuidzorg
- 25. Design inspiration: ethnografic research Zuidzorg
- 26. Ideation: co-creation workshops Zuidzorg
- 27. Concept validation: scenarios & workshops Zuidzorg
- 28. Developing and deploying a service, which facilitates personal storytelling and interest-based connections and communication among elderly people Empowering them and enriching their life Preventing the internal experience of loneliness as this is strongly associated with dissatisfaction with life www.waag.org/e2c Co-creation and validation: Express to connect
- 29. Co-creation workshop: LEGO Realplay
- 32. Clustering data Processing findings
- 33. Validation of research and ideation
- 34. Design for your future self - PICNIC
- 35. SUMMING UP What makes a good prototyping assignment? How can hands-on design-thinking be employed by your company or institution? What do you need for this and what are the gains?
- 36. ASSIGNMENT (10 min) Explore, in sets of two people, the potential added value of hands-on prototyping for your business goals Keep a log of your conversation (make it visual) Present your conclusions to the group
- 37. CineGrid Workshop Frank Kresin http://fablab.waag.org http://www.waag.org [email_address] [email_address]