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    1. Motorcycles and the Art of Product Design Akshay Sharma, Virginia Tech Shimon Shmueli, Touch360 © Aprilia CONNECTING’07 World Design Congress
    2. Why should we care about motorcycles? Death rates are 15-30 times higher than cars They are noisy They come with an attitude
    3. Motorcycles attract wide range of attitudes, cultures, and interactions www.advrider.com www.advrider.com www.advrider.com www.hells-angels.com
    4. Michaux & Perreaux, 1868 19 mph Steam engine mounted on a bicycle The motorcycles is a (relatively) primal vehicle
    5. Motorcycles enable intense experiences
    6. E=mV 2 Could the fun/thrill/experience be 64 times amplified even at 75 mph? speed = 8x energy = 64x
      • Most of us can relate to the motorcycle experience:
      • Self confidence
      • Motor skills
      • Social connections
      • Fun
    7. Motorcycles facilitate and enable strong attachments
    8. … so what? www.advrider.com
    9. How we define design Art Humans Enablers & Constrains design expression, aesthetics, engineering technology, economy, environment Needs, wants, community, ergonomics
    10. rider The motorcycle is the mediator/facilitator/ enabler between the rider and his/her experiences www.advrider.com
    11. © Triumph experience: relationships
    12. © BMW experience: stimulus
    13. © Harley-Davidson experience: community
    14. Women is the fastest growing segment. Women are moving from a passenger position, metaphorically and figuratively, to a rider position. * experience: (em)power*
    15. © KTM experience: environments
    16. © Harley-Davidson experience: bonding
    17. experience: sexy
    18. Sexy has been around even in 1951!
    19. experience: (all) senses
    20. experience motorcycle rider Involvement The emotional and physical connection between the rider and the motorcycle
    21. The Rider is a Fully Stressed Member of the Equation.
    22. experience motorcycle rider physical interface
    23. experience motorcycle rider The interface is where the conversation between the rider and motorcycle happens control feedback
    24. motorcycle
      • Thin Physical Interface
      • tight coupling
      • high sensitivity
      • clear and strong feedback
      • less forgiving
      rider © Aprilia
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    26. © Ducati
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    31. Thin Thick © Harley-Davidson
    32. Thin Thick © Wired
    33. experience motorcycle rider physical interface emotional interface
    34. experience motorcycle rider “ He talks to his motorcycle every time he passes by” The conversation is also an emotional exchange, at least in the mind of the rider (but some say also in the mind of the motorcycle or its designer)
    35. motorcycle
      • Thin Emotional Interface
      • mutual awareness
      • respect
      • shared destiny
      • self-expression
      rider © Aprilia
    36. © Orange County Choppers The motorcycle reflects the rider’s personality, desires, emotions.
    37. © Orange County Choppers
    38. © Orange County Choppers
    39. The motorcycle reflects more than who the rider is. It is also who he/she wants to be. © Orange County Choppers
    40. the function drives the aesthetics © Ducati
    41. the function is the aesthetics
    42. © Buell Look in the eyes of the motorcycle
    43. © Triumph … it has a personality.
    44. something that only a moter could love - Steven Spielberg Design something that only a mother could love - Steven Spielberg
    45. © TVS Motor Company
    46. experience motorcycle rider Immediate presence of an object of knowledge to the mind, without any distortions, inferences, or interpretations, and without involvement of any intermediate agencies. Source: Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2006. Immediacy
    47. experience motorcycle rider High level of involvement between the rider and the motorcycle enables stronger immediacy Involvement > Immediacy
    48. High level of involvement between the rider and the motorcycles enable stronger immediacy which in turn enables stronger (better) experiences
    49. physical/emotional presentation mouse me Involvement immediacy
    50. physical/emotional experience internet Him/her Involvement immediacy
    51. physical environment, stimulus,… product user emotional community, self-expression product user Involvement immediacy
    52. thank you شكرا 致谢 merci danke grazie ありがとう 감사합니다 obrigado cпасибо agradece תּוֹדָה Picture © BRP Can-Am Spyder Shimon Shmueli, Touch360, Partner …………………shimon@touch360.com Akshay Sharma, Virginia Tech, Assistant Prof……….akshay@vt.edu This presentation can be downloaded at www.slideshare.net/touch360

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