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This document discusses playful embodied interaction with motivational aspects from past, present, and future perspectives. In the past, the author's work focused on interactive play behavior and motivation through projects like an interactive tag playground. Currently, the author teaches and conducts research involving projects that adapt systems for engagement and transfer traditional games to new contexts. Looking ahead, perspectives include personalizing games for different contexts like education and physical rehabilitation, and using steering and persuasive elements in embodied play.

Playful Embodied Interaction
with Motivational Aspects
Past, Present, and
Perspectives
Robby van Delden
Associate Professor
Human Media Interaction

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PREVIOUS PAST
BACK WHEN BEING A STUDENT
MSc tangibles
& rehabilitation
Industrial Design
&
HMI (now I-Tech)
BSc Industrial Design
BSc Industrial Design

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PREVIOUS PAST
BACK WHEN BEING A HMI (I-TECH STUDENT

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PREVIOUS PAST
BACK WHEN BEING A HMI (I-TECH STUDENT
VIDEO :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmrlLz3GzP0

 A concept idea
 Searching
 See opportunities of what exists
 Brainstorming (and not the stupid “let’s sit down” version)
 Sketching
 Rationale : explain why this, and why in this way!
 Camera Vision
 Programming, finding existing solutions
 Network, camera (Infrared)
 Group work
 Math
 Angles projection throw ratio
 Interactive Media
 Modelling “& Animation”, Game Design, Game Engine Technology
 User test setup
 Users will never do as you expect… iterate
 …. to name a few…
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WHAT DO YOU NEED FOR THAT?

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PAST
(STEERING) INTERACTIVE PLAY BEHAVIOR
Motivation
Entertainment
Rehabilitation
Special user groups
Photo by Gijs van Ouwerkerk

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PAST
INTERACTIVE TAG PLAYGROUND

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WORKING AT
HUMAN MEDIA INTERACTION

Interaction - Technology
- Designing Interactive Experiences
- Social Robot Design (1 Session)
- Master project(s)
Creative Technology
- Game Design
- Interactive Media Project (module 5 involvement)
- Intelligent Interaction (module 6 involvement)
- Design of Persuasive Health Technologies
- Bachelor (end) project(s)
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PRESENT
TEACHING

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PRESENT
TRANSFERABILITY: TRADITIONAL GAMES & SPORTS, ENTICING STRATEGY

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PRESENT
ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS: PLAYGROUND WITH ENGAGEMENT ADJUSTED PLAY

- Motivation
SPIRO Play
with Randy, Koen & Sterre
- Smart Sports Excersises
with Dennis Reidsma
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“PRESENT”
RESEARCH PROJECTS INVOLVED
Image by
https://www.nuvoair.com/

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“PRESENT”
(RECENTLY) FINISHED STUDENT PROJECTS
Play with Me!
Enyo Ahovi (2018)
AIRPlay – Eldub
Denise van Ingen (2018)
RE-Play
Kevin Folkertsma (2019)
Betina Markova (2018)
Steering jump-based game
Richard Kok (2018)

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“PRESENT”
(RECENTLY) FINISHED STUDENT PROJECTS
GAZE BEHAVIOUR IN VR BICYCLE
Maaike Keurhorst (2019)
Motion Sickness in VR
Joep Eijkmans (2019)
Lost Puppy for Wandering
Dementia Patients
Yacintha Aakster (2017)
Stroke Rehab with VR
Merel Meekes (2017)

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PERSPECTIVES
1) Beyond Totally Controlled Lab
Go to context
Work with developers
Use data

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PERSPECTIVES
1) Beyond Totally Controlled Lab
keep lab tests,
tech tests,
playtests,
… aim for more

Suit-of-games approach
Feasible implementation
vs
Acceptance professionals & end-users
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PERSPECTIVES
2) Personalization of Games with a Purpose

a) Towards Design Patterns with Transferability
b) Different Types of Steering to Balance and Motivate
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PERSPECTIVES
3) Steering and Persuasive Elements in Embodied Play

Learning language at an early age and remedial teaching
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PERSPECTIVES II: RESEARCH CONTEXTS
1) EDUCATION

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PERSPECTIVES II: RESEARCH CONTEXTS
2) PHYSICAL REHABILITATION AR (&VR) + SPORTS
Used from: https://www.marketreportgazette.com/2019/08/mixed-reality-in-gaming-market-report-2019-26-set-to-
grow-at-22-cagr-by-focuses-on-major-players-seiko-epson-corporation-infinity-augmented-reality-ccp-hf/

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THANKS
“What ever you do,
don't congratulate yourself too much
or berate yourself either
your choices are half chance,
so are everybody else’s
Enjoy your body
use it every way you can...
don't be afraid of it,
or what other people think of it
it's the greatest instrument
you'll ever own“
Baz Luhrman - 1999

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1. Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects Past, Present, and Perspectives Robby van Delden Associate Professor Human Media Interaction

2. 17/9/19Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects 2 PREVIOUS PAST BACK WHEN BEING A STUDENT MSc tangibles & rehabilitation Industrial Design & HMI (now I-Tech) BSc Industrial Design BSc Industrial Design

3. 17/9/19Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects 3 PREVIOUS PAST BACK WHEN BEING A HMI (I-TECH STUDENT

4. 17/9/19Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects 4 PREVIOUS PAST BACK WHEN BEING A HMI (I-TECH STUDENT VIDEO : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmrlLz3GzP0

5.  A concept idea  Searching  See opportunities of what exists  Brainstorming (and not the stupid “let’s sit down” version)  Sketching  Rationale : explain why this, and why in this way!  Camera Vision  Programming, finding existing solutions  Network, camera (Infrared)  Group work  Math  Angles projection throw ratio  Interactive Media  Modelling “& Animation”, Game Design, Game Engine Technology  User test setup  Users will never do as you expect… iterate  …. to name a few… 17/9/19Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects 5 WHAT DO YOU NEED FOR THAT?

6. 17/9/19Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects 6 PAST (STEERING) INTERACTIVE PLAY BEHAVIOR Motivation Entertainment Rehabilitation Special user groups Photo by Gijs van Ouwerkerk

7. 17/9/19Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects 7 PAST INTERACTIVE TAG PLAYGROUND

8. 17/9/19Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects 8 WORKING AT HUMAN MEDIA INTERACTION

9. Interaction - Technology - Designing Interactive Experiences - Social Robot Design (1 Session) - Master project(s) Creative Technology - Game Design - Interactive Media Project (module 5 involvement) - Intelligent Interaction (module 6 involvement) - Design of Persuasive Health Technologies - Bachelor (end) project(s) 17/9/19Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects 9 PRESENT TEACHING

10. 17/9/19Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects 10 PRESENT TRANSFERABILITY: TRADITIONAL GAMES & SPORTS, ENTICING STRATEGY

11. 17/9/19Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects 11 PRESENT ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS: PLAYGROUND WITH ENGAGEMENT ADJUSTED PLAY

12. - Motivation SPIRO Play with Randy, Koen & Sterre - Smart Sports Excersises with Dennis Reidsma 17/9/19Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects 12 “PRESENT” RESEARCH PROJECTS INVOLVED Image by https://www.nuvoair.com/

13. 17/9/19Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects 13 “PRESENT” (RECENTLY) FINISHED STUDENT PROJECTS Play with Me! Enyo Ahovi (2018) AIRPlay – Eldub Denise van Ingen (2018) RE-Play Kevin Folkertsma (2019) Betina Markova (2018) Steering jump-based game Richard Kok (2018)

14. 17/9/19Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects 14 “PRESENT” (RECENTLY) FINISHED STUDENT PROJECTS GAZE BEHAVIOUR IN VR BICYCLE Maaike Keurhorst (2019) Motion Sickness in VR Joep Eijkmans (2019) Lost Puppy for Wandering Dementia Patients Yacintha Aakster (2017) Stroke Rehab with VR Merel Meekes (2017)

15. 17/9/19Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects 15 PERSPECTIVES 1) Beyond Totally Controlled Lab Go to context Work with developers Use data

16. 17/9/19Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects 16 PERSPECTIVES 1) Beyond Totally Controlled Lab keep lab tests, tech tests, playtests, … aim for more

17. Suit-of-games approach Feasible implementation vs Acceptance professionals & end-users 17/9/19Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects 17 PERSPECTIVES 2) Personalization of Games with a Purpose

18. a) Towards Design Patterns with Transferability b) Different Types of Steering to Balance and Motivate 17/9/19Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects 18 PERSPECTIVES 3) Steering and Persuasive Elements in Embodied Play

19. Learning language at an early age and remedial teaching 17/9/19Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects 19 PERSPECTIVES II: RESEARCH CONTEXTS 1) EDUCATION

20. 17/9/19Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects 20 PERSPECTIVES II: RESEARCH CONTEXTS 2) PHYSICAL REHABILITATION AR (&VR) + SPORTS Used from: https://www.marketreportgazette.com/2019/08/mixed-reality-in-gaming-market-report-2019-26-set-to- grow-at-22-cagr-by-focuses-on-major-players-seiko-epson-corporation-infinity-augmented-reality-ccp-hf/

21. 17/9/19Playful Embodied Interaction with Motivational Aspects 21 THANKS “What ever you do, don't congratulate yourself too much or berate yourself either your choices are half chance, so are everybody else’s Enjoy your body use it every way you can... don't be afraid of it, or what other people think of it it's the greatest instrument you'll ever own“ Baz Luhrman - 1999

Editor's Notes

I work on playful embodied interaction
Automatic measurements Quantative and qualitative measurements From past to present
1 - Testing (your) things with collegues / having all this equipment at the palm of your hand 2- traveling, outings, ceremonies, drinks, and meetings 3- writing, analyzing, and reading &grading
http://www.bridgekidsny.com/
Present to futurteperspectives Smart Sports Exercises: Sports training and education using in-play feedback and digital-physical exercises on a next generation interactive floor Integratie van motorisch leren en interactietechnologie: Innovatie voor diagnostiek en preventie van voorste kruisband rupturen bij pivoterende balsporten(Return to Sports) vs (Return to Performance)
Working together with companies Make systems that can be used on a daily basis ?intevervention based play research
?Intervention based play research Which aspects to address given a certain context
Guidelines heuristics
Besides entertainment, motiviting physical activity I see 2 relevant contexts Goes well together with embodied interaction, challenging methodologies, opportunities for mix with language expertise HMI storytelling etc.
Working with Hoogstraat, Phili[ps and perhaps Roessingh, RRD… besides that Sports Entertainment Public spaces

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