We are on the verge of the next era in Human-Computer Interaction: Agentive technologies accessed through “Natural” interactions. In this talk by Cooper Directors Christopher Noessel and Stefan Klocek, we will discuss the nature of these technologies, the challenges that they will pose for interaction designers and urban planners, the best metaphors for thinking about these technologies, and share three scenarios illustrating what it might be like to interact with Jinn technology in the context of the city.

1. The Jinni and the city
A framework for designing cities that work for people

2. Cooper
Chris Noessel Stefan Klocek
@chrisnoessel @klocekian
chris@cooper.com chris@cooper.com

3. The jinni framework
A look at where technology is headed.

34. How does the Jinni Framework
help us design better, smarter cities?

35. Too often the focus is on infrastructure

36. Too often the focus is on infrastructure

37. Jinni shift the focus to the relationships
between people and their environment.

38. Scenario 1
The city helps Frances build a new park

42. Home Workplace

43. Social media
Reviews Check-ins
Home Workplace

44. Social media Design
Reviews Check-ins
Cycling
Home Workplace
Cocktails
Live music
Travel
Local food
Outdoors

49. Green
space

50. Green This
space location

51. Green This
space location
1
Supporter

52. Green This
space location
232
Supporters

53. Green This
space location Proposed design
232
Supporters

58. Green space This location Proposed design

59. Green space This location Proposed design

60. Green space This location Proposed design

61. Green space This location Proposed design

65. Scenario 2
The city helps its citizens through an earthquake

82. Thinking of the city as jinn
Puts a focus on people, places, and conversations
While still being grounded in forward-looking technology