3. SixthSense:
• Is a real life guided
user interface.
• That merges both
the digital world,
and the real world.
• Uses a single optical
camera, projector
and simple colored
markers worn on the
index and thumb
fingers.
• The controls
are based on
gestures used
in real life.
4. Real World & Digital World
— Real World: Our natural — Digital World: A world of
environment that requires faster more seamless
physical human interaction information processing,
to navigate and function. with information based in
real time and the given
information.
5. Technology & Gestures
— The Technology: Pravnav — Gestures: Gestures are an
believes the key to future important aspect to
technological success lies Pravnav because they
in the synchronicity of the function as a natural
real world and digital element of our daily lives,
world. and serve as the best
method for a more natural
— This is done by casual control scheme.
interaction with objects,
such as writing a sticky
note or reading a plane
ticket. And additional
information should be
simply processed or added
right there and then.
6. Concept
Summary
Pranav believes that modern
technology has been pulling
us away from the real world
and keeping us in a digital
environment. Pranav thinks
that the digital world should
complement the real world,
by providing real time based
information and in-depth
interaction with objects in our
world.
7. Speech
o Pravnav’s doesn’t exude
charisma during his
introduction, but rather pulls
his audience in through visual
“wow factor.”
o Pravnav maintains the
engagement of the audience
by continually revealing new
uses for the features of his
concept, and how they
themselves would use the
SixthSense.
8. Dynamism
Rating:
You
could
truly
sense
3/5
his
passion
for
the
SixthSense.
However
he
maintained
a
casual
business
style
approach,
which
while
appropriate,
a
simple
grin
or
smile
could
really
uplift
the
audience
while
showing
greater
enthusiasm.
9. Garr Reynolds & Nancy
Duarte Comparison
— Pravnav’s slides and movies were a very clear,
image-driven, based presentation where the dialogs
complement the visual tour. Pravnav, however, did
not use Garr Reynolds’ humorous style of speech to
liven up the presentation, but remained
homogenous.
— Pravnav did make use of some hand gestures and
interpersonal earlier development stories, and he
maintains a structure close to Nancy Duarte’s ideal
presentation structure.
10. What I learned
— Enthusiasm and humor can really complement a
great presentation structure. The key to that
presentation structure is in showing current world
application followed by the contrast of your new
idea at use. Maintaining this with, of course, an
introduction and a conclusion with visual guides is
the path to a greater presentation.
11. Pravnav Minstry & Sir Ken Robinson
Both are driven to revolutionize their respective industries: one in
education the other in technology. And both make use of classic
skills, such as hand gestures, moving, etc. But Pravnav lacks Sir
Robinson’s humorous and charismatic approach.
12. Sir Ken Robinson Differs
His
vision
is
a
dire
need
for
education
reform
that
he
feels
should
happen
as
soon
as
possible.
14. Pravnav’s Vision:
His
idea
and
invention
are
not
yet
perfect
and
function
as
a
solution
for
the
future.
15. — Show enthusiastic
Advice: passion about the
subject you are
discussing.
— If possible, use hand
gestures, move around,
try to feel less robotic.
— Most importantly, make
reference to subject
matters you want to
address first, then
followed by the idea you
feel is better. Try not to
address it
simultaneously, or the
other way around.
