Invisible ux - how sensors can give users super powers
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The document discusses the potential impact of connected sensors on user experience (UX) in an Internet of Things (IoT) world, highlighting how everyday devices will offer seamless interfaces. It mentions various sensors used in smartphones and their ability to enhance user interaction through feedback and capabilities, such as smart website guidance and real-time data collection. The author emphasizes that while sensors are advanced, insights derived from them often fall short in providing actionable intelligence for users.
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Monday, May 20, 13
Now with GPS + Accelerometer sensors in the phone they can tell when you walking, bike and traveling by auto.
14s before the Earthquake in Japan all trains and factories in the area came to a halt... autonomously
Example of sensor smart UX:
It’s currently 72 degrees in here. For every one person, in this room, with the doors closed, it raises the temperature by .25 a
degree. That means that 32 people in this room with change the temperature to [x]. The thermostat is set to cool to 70
degrees. What it doesn’t know is that this meeting is on the calendar for only 5 more minutes and that most people will be
leaving to go drink beer.
The room also didn't know we where coming](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/invisibleux-130520073726-phpapp02/85/Invisible-ux-how-sensors-can-give-users-super-powers-10-320.jpg)
Invisible ux - how sensors can give users super powers
- 1. THE INVISIBLE UX a love story of connected sensors & giving your users super powers Mike Massie -‐ @mmassie mkeUX 2013 Monday, May 20, 13 Make Super Powers - take it away and the users felt powerless It costs $0.5 to put a web server into anything. What will UX be like in an Internet of Things world? Will interfaces be built into these devices or will they defer to input devices that you already have.
- 2. Welcome to the Milwaukee Makerspace Monday, May 20, 13 http://milwaukeemakerspace.org/
- 3. •intro to sensors •phones/tablets as interfaces •see •hear •feel •aware •smell •UX role Monday, May 20, 13 • Triple-axis analog accelerometer - for measuring motion and tilt • Force sensitive resistor - for sensing pressure/force • Temperature sensor - for measuring from -40 to over +125 degrees C • 10K breadboard potentiometer • Ball tilt sensor - for sensing orientation • Photo cell sensor - for sensing light • IR sensor - for sensing infrared light pulsing at 38KHz • IR LED - for use with the IR sensor Adafruit sensor pack= $35 combined with micro processors like Arduino and you can have an internet connected sensor for under $50.
- 4. Most smartphones/tablets today have: accelerometer gyroscope gps internet microphone light sensor temperature sensors but they can also act as interfaces to other things Monday, May 20, 13 Virtual menus are becoming an option Just In Time interfaces
- 5. SEE Monday, May 20, 13 Today XBox can help you perfect your yoga form and help you work out. Imagine if these cameras could one day allow for smart websites that can watch and guide users through a process, from cooking to even repairing household items.
- 6. SEE Monday, May 20, 13 Today XBox can help you perfect your yoga form and help you work out. Imagine if these cameras could one day allow for smart websites that can watch and guide users through a process, from cooking to even repairing household items.
- 7. Monday, May 20, 13 With a single app using the phones camera it gives the user the ability to read any language. Imagine how this will change the world when it comes to Google Glass?
- 8. HEAR Monday, May 20, 13 Nest uses 32 sensors including audible to understand when people are home in order to understand usage patterns.
- 9. HEAR Monday, May 20, 13 Nest uses 32 sensors including audible to understand when people are home in order to understand usage patterns.
- 10. FEAL Monday, May 20, 13 Now with GPS + Accelerometer sensors in the phone they can tell when you walking, bike and traveling by auto. 14s before the Earthquake in Japan all trains and factories in the area came to a halt... autonomously Example of sensor smart UX: It’s currently 72 degrees in here. For every one person, in this room, with the doors closed, it raises the temperature by .25 a degree. That means that 32 people in this room with change the temperature to [x]. The thermostat is set to cool to 70 degrees. What it doesn’t know is that this meeting is on the calendar for only 5 more minutes and that most people will be leaving to go drink beer. The room also didn't know we where coming
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- 12. AWARE Monday, May 20, 13 Location: GE’s monitoring migratory paths of Hospital Beds in a Hospital, from ER to ICU and identifying optimization opportunities.
- 13. If you just walked into the Milwaukee Art Museum; Would your needs be different than if you were at home on your couch? Monday, May 20, 13
- 14. Color Rush Buy Exhibition Tickets Audio Tour Guide View the Map WELCOME FEATURE EXHIBITION Feb. 22-May 19 Monday, May 20, 13 Why don’t we do more prefilling of information based off the users IP address?
- 15. SMELL Monday, May 20, 13
- 16. Monday, May 20, 13 MIT’s The Copenhagen Wheel measures pollution levels throughout the users ride and relays that data to the city as well as it can recommend healthier alternative routes
- 17. What is the role of UX with sensors & data? Monday, May 20, 13
- 18. Sensors + Data = Actions/Insights 1) What do you want me to take away 2) What do you want me to do 3) How do you feel? -‐ excited -‐ paranoid -‐ angry -‐ overwhelmed Monday, May 20, 13 We get an A in sensors We get a D in Insight
- 19. Monday, May 20, 13 Dr. DJ Patil presentation at LeWeb Current data showed he sleeps ~3 hours. It tells him something he already knows = he sleeps like crap He needs 1 hour deep of sleep, if that does't happen over several successive days he will get sick It didn't tell him that http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_CYKk8q1Ao
- 20. ? Monday, May 20, 13