IXDA Seattle: Touch and Beyond Series
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Jon Mann and I shared prototypes and explorations for nascent technology while we were both at T-Mobile.
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IXDA Seattle: Touch and Beyond Series
- 1. IXDA Seattle: Touch and Beyond Series…See INTERACTION IMPROV Jon Mann + Prarthana Panchal
- 2. TEAM PRESENTERS Jon Mann Former Sr. Manager, Concept Design T-Mobile ID2 Prarthana Panchal Sr. Interaction Designer T-Mobile ID2 COLLABORATORS Ric Ewing Interaction Design + Prototyping, ID2 Parker Kuncl Interaction Design + Prototyping, ID2 T-Mobile ID2 Brainstorm Participants Artefact Group Experience Design Teague Industrial Design
- 3. “ ” KINETIC UI explores the intersection of the mobile GUI and new physical input methods. The project is a series of experiments that looks to answer…what comes after multi- touch SENSORS GRAPHICS PHSYICAL
- 4. Existing Capabilities New Capabilities New Technologies: Sensors/Inputs/Outputs Existing Technologies: Sensors/Inputs/Outputs Inputs • D-Pad • Stylus • Voice • Hard Keyboard • Soft Keyboard • Soft Keys • Resistive Screen • Capacitive Screen Sensors • Location (GPS) • Accelerometer • Camera Outputs • Sound • Screen • Vibration Sensors • Light • Temperature • Humidity • Force/Pressure • Barometric Pressure • Altitude • Movement • Velocity/Speed • Vibrations • “Sniffing” (chemical detectors) • Power/Energy (solar cells) • Biometrics • Cameras & Image Detection NEW OPPORTUNITY AREAS
- 5. Existing Capabilities New Capabilities New Technologies: Sensors/Inputs/Outputs Existing Technologies: Sensors/Inputs/Outputs Inputs • D-Pad • Stylus • Voice • Hard Keyboard • Soft Keyboard • Soft Keys • Resistive Screen • Capacitive Screen Sensors • Location (GPS) • Accelerometer • Camera Outputs • Sound • Screen • Vibration Sensors • Light • Temperature • Humidity • Force/Pressure • Barometric Pressure • Altitude • Movement • Velocity/Speed • Vibrations • “Sniffing” (chemical detectors) • Power/Energy (solar cells) • Biometrics • Cameras & Image Detection NEW OPPORTUNITY AREAS
- 6. SEXI-PLEXI IMPROV PACK MULE ODD COUPLES TECHNIQUES PHOOEY
- 7. PHOOEY
- 9. GET PHYSICAL
- 10. SEXI-PLEXI
- 14. PACK MULES
- 16. ODD COUPLES
- 18. SEXI-PLEXI IMPROV PACK MULE ODD COUPLES TAKE AWAYS PHOOEY
- 19. INSTANT Low latency for gesture recognition is not just desirable, but critical SMALL Leverage minute and subtle movement whenever possible INSTINCTIVE It is in people’s nature to negotiate objects in the world with their hands COMBINATIONS Provide for multiple, simultaneous inputs EFFORTLESS The solution needs to reduce the effort to complete tasks and goals. PRINCIPLES
- 20. THANK YOU.
- 21. THOUGHTS?
Editor's Notes
- Both introduce Can’t talk about the project…but can talk about the process that got us there.
- both speak Mention team, as well as artefact represent the concept design team at the T-Mobile Creation Center. Work on imagining and creating a future 3-5 years out.
- Jon… Introduce the problem space…what comes after multi-touch The future is sensors
- Jon Sensors are giving us new capabilities that will allow us to have more environmental interactions Layering of sensors So with all of these new inputs, how do we design for that. Lead into design techniques for innovation
- Jon Sensors are giving us new capabilities that will allow us to have more environmental interactions Layering of sensors So with all of these new inputs, how do we design for that. Lead into design techniques for innovation
- Prarthana 5 techniques 1 sentence for each one Phooey: (Future Forward) using fantast UI as a thought catalyst Sexi: (Get up, get physical) Get physical, move around Improv: (exaggerated narratives) its about exageration, and scenario based, narrative setting Mule: (sensor experiments) get it in hand, experimenting with sensors and technologies to find opportunities….quickly. quick little tests Odd Couples: pairing parallel disciplines
- Prarthana inspiration from fantasy UI Sci-Fi movies video game experiences emerging experiments from MIT Paired with actions we currently do Actions Visual Themes Results: Very visual, almost no physical interaction leads into sexi plexi
- Prarthana inspiration from fantasy UI Sci-Fi movies video game experiences emerging experiments from MIT Paired with actions we currently do Actions Visual Themes Results: Very
- Prar: about engaging with all of the surfaces of your device Ignore the screen. What do you have left. Get physical with the SURFACES of the device. “Everything we do is here (on the screen), so ignore the screen, what do we have left. How do we interact.” Become intimate with the physicality of the object.
- Jon Teams of 3, pick their own tasks to solve for Process: No chairs. required to stand up. wanted this to be very physical by design groups 3 Had to tell a narrative when they were done (present, inherently physical) Give them an object to react too, and get them off their feet low fidelity, high physicality First gestures started appearing here
- Jon Teams of 3, pick their own tasks to solve for Process: No chairs. required to stand up. wanted this to be very physical by design groups 3 Had to tell a narrative when they were done (present, inherently physical) Give them an object to react too, and get them off their feet low fidelity, high physicality First gestures started appearing here
- Scenario based Non-designers, exaggeration of ideas and movement. Role playing: on-the –fly…instinct driven…intuitive New forms of hands-free…butt dialing and jaw dialing
- Scenario based Non-designers, exaggeration of ideas and movement. Role playing: on-the –fly…instinct driven…intuitive New forms of hands-free…butt dialing and jaw dialing
- Jon… quick technology/interaction vignettes What is the mule… Experiment with sensors, load it up (pack mule)
- Jon… quick technology/interaction vignettes What is the mule… Experiment with sensors, load it up (pack mule)
- Prarthana UX & Motion Graphics Industrial Design & UX Most Successful: last in cycle iterative design (more than brainstorming)
- Prarthana UX & Motion Graphics Industrial Design & UX Most Successful: last in cycle iterative design (more than brainstorming)
- Prarthana 5 techniques 1 sentence for each one Phooey: using fantast UI as a thought catalyst Sexi: Get physical, move around Improv: its about exageration, and scenario based, narrative setting Mule: get it in hand, experimenting with sensors and technologies to find opportunities….quickly. quick little tests Odd Couples: pairing parallel disciplines
- Jon