Von Tanja Döring zum Raum Schiff Erde 2011. Maus, Tastatur und Grafisches User Interface waren gestern! Aktuell gibt es eine Reihe von Forschungsansätzen für neue Interaktionsformen, die ein ausgewogenes Verhältnis von Gegenständlichem und Digitalem, von Körperlichem und Abstraktem im Fokus haben. „Tangible und Embodied Interaction“ bezeichnet ein seit zwei Jahrzehnten wachsendes Forschungsfeld, dem seit fünf Jahren eine eigene Konferenz mit Beiträgen aus Informatik, Kunst, Design und Architektur gewidmet wird: tei-conf.org. Ein Bericht über Ursprünge, Konzepte und Prototypen des Feldes.

1. Tanja Döring | Raum Schiff Erde 13.02.2011
Tangible & Embodied Interaction

2. O‘Sullivan und Igoe 2004

3. 1993
From the isolation of our
workstations we try to
interact with our
surrounding environment,
but the two worlds have
little in common. How can
we escape from the
computer screen and bring
these worlds together?
“

4. Jacob et al., CHI 2008
2008
Reality-Based Interaction

5. Jacob et al., CHI 2008
2008
Reality-Based Interaction

6. Jacob et al., CHI 2008
2008
Reality-Based Interaction

7. Jacob et al., CHI 2008
2008
Reality-Based Interaction

8. Jacob et al., CHI 2008
2008
Reality-Based Interaction

9. Jacob et al., CHI 2008
2008
Reality-Based Interaction

10. Tangible Interaction
making digital information tangible

12. Durrell Bishop, RCA London (1992). Video: http://vimeo.com/19930744
The Marble Anwering Machine

13. Waldner 2006, Hornecker 2004
Body Space Body SpaceData Space
Tangible User Interfaces

15. Urban Planning & Architecture
URP, MIT Media Lab, CHI 1999
http://tangible.media.mit.edu/projects/luminousroom/

16. Music Interfaces
The Reactable: http://www.reactable.com

17. Döring and Beckhaus,TEI 2007; Döring et al., CHI WIP‘09
Art History

18. AlgoBlock
Suzuki and Kato 1995 NEC
Tern
Horn et al. 2009
Tufts University
Tangible Programming

19. Ambient Communication
Liason Ceramic, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvE0_zba5h4

20. The Soap Bubble User Interface. Sylvester et al. TEI’10, Döring et al. M&C 2010
Explorations

21. Embodied Interaction
being socially and physically situated

23. Phenomenology
Maurice Merleau-Ponty (1908-1961)
http://www.iep.utm.edu/merleau/
“Insofar as I have hands,
feet; a body, I sustain
around me intentions
which are not dependent
on my decisions and
which affect my
surroundings in a way
that I do not choose.

24. Embodied Metaphors
Bakker et al. 2011
Antle et al. 2009
Illustrations: Saskia Bakker

25. The Sound Maker
Antle et al. 2009
http://www.antle.iat.sfu.ca/EmbodiedMetaphor/

26. TEI Conference Series
Conference on Tangible, Embodied and Embedded Interaction
2007 - 2011

27. www.tei-conf.org, 23.-26.1.2011 Funchal, Portugal

28. Demo Session

29. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgPFgYar-8I
Studios

32. Thanks to Peter Bennett (www.peteinfo.com) for the drawings on the title slide!!!
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