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The document discusses the evolution of haptic interactions and their integration into wearable technology, emphasizing the importance of tactile sensations in human-computer interaction. It categorizes the progression of technology from hyperlinks to the neuro internet of things and outlines various applications and designs of wearable devices. The text highlights the significance of context in notifications and the effectiveness of different haptic stimuli in enhancing user experience.
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Hack thevisual 2015 workshop
- 1. New haptic interactions Hack TheVisual; 27 June, 2015 Photography by Local Androids, Model Leonie Baauw
- 2. Iskander Smit -@iskandr
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- 6. Next Amsterdam edition:4 December 2015
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- 9. This workshop… Context &drive Experience & explore Share & discuss
- 10. > 1994: information,the hyperlink > 2004: people, social relations > 2014: daily life, things > 2024: the self, neuro
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- 13. internet of dailylife wearables as connectors platforms as enablers
- 14. wearables are connecting thethings and the self
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- 17. Human partners withtech partners with human
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- 19. A watch. Awristband. A glass. A hat. A shirt. A belt. A ring. A glove. A sock. A sleeve. A wearable.
- 20. Haptics is the scienceof applying touch (tactile) sensation to interact with computer applications.
- 21. vibro, warmth, pressure,touch, sweat, heartbeat
- 22. Things as stories CryoscopeWeathervane
- 23. Hug shirt Garment astouchpoint
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- 25. Adaptive Lucy McRae -Body Architecture
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- 28. Pavlok give electricshocks to change your habits Extreme persuasion
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- 34. Context of user(profiles) Actions of user (sensors)
- 35. Binds the devicesinto a context relevant service ecosystem
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- 37. New communications Apple Watchdigital touch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OLarGzkPEY
- 39. New interactions onhaptic TaSST; Cooperation with Digital Life Lab, HvA Related to behavior design, notifications as design pattern
- 40. Nerve fibers detecttempature differences free nerve endings detect servere pain and high pressure Merkel endings detect continuous pressure Ruffini endings detect tension in different layers; stretching Pacinian endings detect high vibtations Skin is a complex organ
- 41. Some learnings The wrististhe most efficient place for recieving haptic signals. Vibro-haptic stimuli are very effective. Contextis important for understanding though. 3 cmis the resolution distance for incremental feel.
- 42. 0 0 An iPhone ‘wakingup’ Fitbit alarm Vibration patterns Vibration motor 1 Vibration motor 2 Vibration motor 3 Vibration motor 4 Three-dimensional patterns Two-dimensional patterns duration and frequency are the two variables 0 0 A notification on Samsung phones A Pebble Notification One-dimensional patterns duration is the only variable 6000 ms 6000 ms 6000 ms 6000 ms 800 300 300 300 300 300 700 300 300 300 320 380 labs.info.nl
- 43. 0 0 Test of allfour motors Vibration pattern of Dutch police siren (before 2009) Three-dimensional patterns duration, frequency and the number of vibration motors are the three variables 6000 ms 6000 ms 900 900 900 900 500 500 500 500 Four-dimensional patterns duration, frequency, the number of vibration motors and intensity are the four variables 0 6000 ms 255 Five-dimensional patterns
- 44. 0 6000 ms Five-dimensionalpatterns duration, frequency, the number of vibration motors, intensity + multiple feedback locations on the body 500 500 500 500 Chest Wrist Ankle Can you think of examples ? Will it be useful? Desirable?
- 45. Design for wearables Image:http://www.psfk.com/publishing/future-of-wearable-tech
- 46. Adaptive garment Intimacy, StudioRoosegaarde
- 47. Sensing Air pollution suit- By Borre
- 48. The things arethe mediators, the conversational piece for your service to build stories & relations.
- 49. Haptics are partof a dialog, part of adaptive services that function in a rule based system.
- 50. The touchpoints ofhaptics are the notifications of a service to mediate dialogs.
- 51. adaptive in the moment playful beyondthe screen
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- 54. Experience & explore test4 motors 1 motor on/off iPhone start-up fitbit alarm