carla diana's chi2011 recap

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1Proprietary & Confidential31 May 2011 1Proprietary & ConfidentialNovember 23, 2009 (Master Slide)

Carla’s CHI2011 Vancouver RecapSlideshare

31 May 2011


2Proprietary & Confidential31 May 2011 2Proprietary & ConfidentialNovember 23, 2009 (Master Slide)

Carla’s CHI2011 Vancouver RecapSpeakersPanelsInteracting in the physical worldTouch3-dimensionality on tabletopsHome automationImagingPresenceOut and around Vancouver


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Speakers



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Ethan Zuckerman, “Desperately seeking serendipity”

Senior researcher at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard talks about how filters may work “too well” and lead to “informational each chambers”

Cities provide stimulus, not necessarily better living conditions

Cities are "serendipity engines" (William Gibson uses city as metaphor)

Guy Debord, situationist, looking at how limited where we go it (home, work and the third place)

Online, people tend to read only their own domestic media, despite the fact that other sources are just a click away. This is particularly true for larger countries.

We are tending to find serendipity through our friends online, and this is concerning

"serendipity" means things that have a piece of chance plus a piece of knowledge (such as Alexander Flemming discovering penicillin)

People don't want the most efficient path. e.g. Robert Moses versus Jane Jacobs regarding plan for lower manhattan expressway "The new urbanism" walkable cities.

How can we encourage serendipity when exploring online?



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Howard Rheingold, “My explorations of social media…”

Author of Tools for Thought, The Virtual Community and Smart Mobs talks about “digital natives” and social media literacy

A new culture of learning (book Thomas and Seely-Brown)

Social and peer-peer learning (we are learning from each other) see social learning strategy framework

Inquiry-based

Collaborative

socialmediaclassroom.com - developed as part of a MacArthur grant on social media

The "power of the circle" in the classroom

http://socialmediaclassroom.com/



Speakers

Bill Buxton

Principal researcher at Microsoft Research asks “why is it taking so long”? Talks about the advent of NUI, and walks us through the Buxton Collection

“The only voyage of discovery is not to go to new places but to have other eyes” - Marcel Proust

“Eyes-free” watch screen interface from 1985

"What have we been doing for the past 30 years?"

You need to know the rules to break them- in our industry we don't know our own history

Why don't we give products the cultural significance they deserve?

“Even if you just introduce a paper clip into an office, you are changing the social order of that organization.”

Apple was their own biggest competitor - they saw innovation and did it themselves before anyone else did. Steve Jobs would rather cannibalize his own market than have others do it. Think of the scroll wheel in the iPod and how core to the iconic nature it is and how much it changed.



Speakers

Bill Buxton, cont’d

“Jonathan Ives knows his history! He quotes his heroes the way people in painting, music, sculpture, etc. You can see that Dieter Rams is his biggest hero.”

iPod mini, direct quote of what Teague did with the Kodak vanity camera. He took something that was typically white and released it in 5 colors... The exact same 5 colors.

IPhone is a quote of the Simon which was from IBM in 1993

Digibarn: a hoarder of computer equipment

http://www.oldmouse.com

Graffiti on Palm Pilot goes back to writing from the old Roman senate

First ball mouse came from a roller ball that was turned upside down, Larry Tesler created it



The Buxton CollectionSpeakers



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Bill Buxton and Larry Tesler (Stanford, Xerox Parc, Apple)Speakers



Panels



Panels

Designing for whole systems and services in health care

Dave Cronin joins Peter Jones, Michelle Rogers (Drexel University iSchool) and Bob Schumacher (User Centric) to explore current issues in health care and technology

Discussed systems, currently analog and how to make them physical

How data in the home can be helpful but it can't go in a "black hole"

How to garner respect for design in these clinical applications



Panels

Digital Arts and Interaction special interest group

I joined Scott Pobiner (Parsons), David England, Peter Wright and Atau Tanaka (Culture Lab, Newcastle University) and Michael Twidale (Univ. Illinois, Champaign)

The benefits and challenges of a hybrid identity

Determining the value (intellectual and business-wise) of experimental making

A transdisciplinary approach to design

Empowering teams that are composed of diverse members



Design Community Meeting at CHIPanels



Interacting in the physical world



The Shape of SimonInteracting with the physical world

Paper by Carla Diana & Dr. Andea Thomaz, http://www.carladiana.com/simon



Touch input on curved surfaces, Hasso Platner InstituteInteracting with the physical world



3D Projection on Physical Objects, Aarhus UniversityInteracting with the physical world



Snowglobe Project 3D, interactive projected imageInteracting with the physical world

http://www.electrictv.com/?p=4772



Chair mouseInteracting with the physical world

University of Alberta, University of ManitobaVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State University



Touch



BumpTop 3D Multi-Touch DesktopTouch

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jhoWsHwU7w&feature=related



SPARSH, “Holding” a file in your fingertip, Pranav MistryTouch

http://www.pranavmistry.com/projects/sparsh/



SPARSH, “Holding” a file in your fingertipTouch



ZeroTouch Multi Touch “Force Field” System, Texas A&MTouch

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jhoWsHwU7w&feature=relatedhttp://ecologylab.cse.tamu.edu/research/zerotouch/index.html



Randomized code entryTouch

Interactivity showcase CHI2011: http://chi2011.org/program/interactivity.html



Haptic code entryTouch

Interactivity Showcase CHI2011: http://chi2011.org/program/interactivity.html



Paper Phone: Bend Gestures and Flexible E-PaperTouch

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rl-qygUEE2c



3-dimensionality on tabletops



Tee Zee, Manipulating 3D objects on flat surfaces3-dimensionality on tabletops

University of Alberta, University of Manitoba



Tangible Bots: Automated dials that can move on their own3-dimensionality on tabletops

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOe1FJcNvQ8



Geckos: Combining magnets and pressure images3-dimensionality on tabletops



Virtual images and physical properties like friction, resistance3-dimensionality on tabletops

Rendering Physical Effects in Tabletop Controls, RWTH Aachen University, University of Zurich



Home automation



“Smart pillbox” monitors pill takingHome automation



Multimodal remindersHome automation



Speech@Home: Microsoft researchHome automation



Home Automation in the wild: Microsoft researchHome automation



Imaging



MotionBeam: Character Interaction with Handheld ProjectorsImaging

Carnegie Mellon University and Disney Research, Inspired by Japanese animation technique



MotionBeam: Character Interaction with Handheld ProjectorsImaging



Photocity Crowdsourced 3D environments and photosImaging

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDbmpFHIrkg



Flying Eyes: Autonomous aerial vehiclesImaging

Keita Higuchi The University of Tokyo



TaPS Widgets: Diffuse illumination for privacyImaging

RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany



Presence



An Actuated Physical Puppet as an Input DevicePresence

NAIST AIST & JST ERATO



An Actuated Physical Puppet as an Input DevicePresence



Cally: The Cell-phone robot with affective expressionsPresence

Simon Frazer University



Floating Avatar: Telepresence blimpsPresence

http://robots.net/article/3176.html



Direct manipulation through surrogate objectsPresence



Out and around Vancouver



Mirror Maze with 12 Signs of Depression, Vancouver MuseumOut and around Vancouver



Jim Campbell, (with La Jetée and Muybridge)Out and around Vancouver



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