The document discusses the future of technology, emphasizing a shift towards virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) systems that will replace traditional screens within the next decade. It reflects on the history of computing and highlights the importance of design in creating effective body-worn systems, with a focus on user experience principles. The document suggests that successful UX should be tactile, environment-complementing, and require minimal investment to demonstrate value.

1. THE FUTURE
IS NOT A SCREEN YOU CAN TOUCH

3. Every screen larger than the
one on your wrist will get eaten
by VR/AR in the next 10 years

9. a p r o d u c t f o u n d r y f o c u s e d o n
d e s i g n i n g b o d y - w o r n s y s t e m s

10. a p r o d u c t f o u n d r y f o c u s e d o n
d e s i g n i n g b o d y - w o r n s y s t e m s
s e e i n g s p a c e s

11. INVENTION BY PROTOTYPING
H U M A N

13. H I S T O R Y :
The Personal
Computer

14. 1964

15. 1973

16. 1984

17. Practical uses for
the technology had
arrived…
H U M A N

18. 1989

19. 2007

20. Meanwhile, in
Virtual Reality
H U M A N

21. The 80’s

22. The 90’s

23. The 00’s

28. T E T H E R E D
C L O S E D - O F F F R O M R E A L I T Y

34. Y E A R S A W A Y
G O R I L L A A R M

38. A W K W A R D

39. M I S S I N G T O U C H

42. Y E A R S A W A Y

43. IT’S MORE OF A DESIGN PROBLEM,
THAN AN ENGINEERING PROBLEM.

44. GUIDING PRINCIPLES
The UX should respect/
compliment it’s environment.
The UX should be tactile.
The UX should require the
least investment to show value.

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46. DEMO

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Ryan Betts,Chief Prototyping Officer
@hitsmachines
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