_UbiComp-Beispielsammlung

3_Designstudien: IKT, Devices, Environments

-Design- und HCI-Fokus
-Zukunfts-Studien und Szenarien; Antiziptation


# Visions of the Future, Philips 1996
* http://www.design.philips.com/vof/toc1/home.htm
* Philips 1996
- Hot badges: vgl. Lovegetty
- Magic pens


# GPS Toes/ Rings Cellphone
* Schröter 2001, S. 53
* http://www.media.mit.edu/wearables/mit-ideo/
- IDEO London und MIT
- Ring an rechtem und an linkem Zeh
- Zehenschmuck kommuniziert per Funk mit PDA (in Handtasche oder Gürtel); PDA hat GPS
- Navigation: Angabe des Zielorts; optische Signale an Ringen (rechts/ links)
- Ring mit integrierten Cellphone


# AO Gamesystem. Peter Kalmar 2002
* Behrens 2002
- Designstudie/ Projektion von Peter Kalamar, Absolvent HfG Offenbach
- unsichtbares „neuronal Interface“
- Software wird mit Kabel direkt ins Hirn gespeist


# Projektor - Zukunft verstehen, HfG Offenbach 1997
* URL
- Future Scenario Concepts


# New Nomads, Philips Design
* Behrens 2002
- Pager in Form eines Peircing Knopfs


# IDEO 2010 Connected Products, 2000
* http://www.businessweek.com/reprints/00-10/dtoc.htm
- EAR-RING
Phones will be low-powered,lightweight, ear-mounted, and equipped with one follow-you phone number. It connects to the Net via the Agent PDA.
- THE E-QUILL
As you write with this pen, it captures your scrawled messages and beams them to your Agent pda or your Tube rollup monitor .
- INSTANT I.D.
By using new scanning technology that verifies the user's thumb-print, the Agent will open doors to cars, homes, and offices. It will secure access to your personal databases, such as online medical records, and guarantee their privacy.
- THUMBS UP
Thumbprints will replace credit-card numbers, I.D. numbers, mothers' maiden names, and the stream of forgettable passwords needed to do business on the Web. The Agent will be debit and credit card in one; e-cash at last.
- SHADES OF MEANING
A display on the eyewear will show sensitive for-your-eyes-only information. A variable-tint lens coating will darken as low voltage is applied to it.
- QUIET, PLEASE
Noise is controlled through optional earpieces that electronically mute sound waves. Reconfiguring the earpiece and display can give you a movie theater for one.
- MEDICAL MIRROR
Online medicine becomes practical with a device that measures vital signs daily. A camera and LCD screen analyze skin color and provide a real-time link to doctors.
"Point-at-what-hurts" interaction aids diagnosis. The device lets you monitor your parents' health, too.
- SECRET CINEMA
A flexible screen curves out to fill your field of vision and surround you with images and sound. Glass speakers will be invisible. Roll up the screen and get a dual-use room.
- THIN IS IN
Computer displays and TV monitors are replaced by one lightweight, flat LCD panel that can be placed on a desk or hung on a wall. Your Agent pulls up your personal desktop configuration for work or for play. And so do the Agents for each member.
- SPORTS WATCH
Thanks to low power, small sensors, and sticky gel-adhesive backing, the Sports Watch does
everything without being bulky. It times your exercise, monitors vital statistics, and analyzes performance. The hydro-gel is matched to human skin so that as your skin stretches, the gel stretches along with it. The gel passes sweat through to the air, is hypoallergenic, and biocompatible. Photovoltaic cells provide the power. Performance data is uploaded to your agent PDA for your work team or family.
- THE TUBE ON A ROLL
It is tomorrow's laptop.Voice recognition makes a keyboard optional and a flexible liquid-crystal display changes the form from a square to a scroll that rolls out. Low voltage lets a pared-down processor do most tasks, and wireless access connects you to the Net for such heavy-duty applications as language translation.
A flexible LCD provides a large screen to read any Web-based information, anywhere at any time. Dials on the tube itself show messages or data received. analysis.


# Ideo Kiss Communicator


# Intel Student Design Competition 2001(oder 2000)
* http://www.artmuseum.net/isdc/index.html


# Lunar data Jacket 2001(?)


# Lisa Krohn, Wrist Computer, 1988
* Bürdek1991


# Placebo Objects, Dunne & Raby
* Dunne und Raby 2002
- EMF-sensitive objects
- Sensoren willkürlich in Objekte integriert
- diese werden „im Feld“ beobachtet: Wie eignen sich die Menschen derartige Objekte an?


# IBM smart jewelery
* http://www.pcworld.com/news/article.asp?aid=33322
- Schmuckstücke mit IKT ausgestattet
- Armband für e-mail Empfang
- integriertes mobilephone


# Obsession with Technology, Motorola 2001
- Future Scenario Concepts
- Life Recorder: modischer Schultergurt mit integrierter Kamera
- Others Eyes
- mood hood
- hearing hand
- always connected


# Zeitung Hören/ Harald Kollwitz 2001
* http://www.uni-weimar.de/projekte/aknack/05_news.html
- Barcodescanner ermöglicht es alten Menschen, sich Artikel aus der Zeitung vorlesen zu lassen...
- Entstanden im Rahmen des Perojektes "Alter Knacken" an der Bauhaus-Uni Weimar und HDK Berlin.


# digital ink, CMU 1997
* http://www.ices.cmu.edu/design/Digitalink.html
* http://www.ece.cmu.edu/pubs/currents/spr98/digitalink.html
"Everybody uses a pen. We carry them in our pockets and briefcases. Their beauty lies in the simplicity and immediacy with which they let us record a thought or phone number on a napkin or even the back of a hand. (...)"


# Foldable Display, CMU
* http://www.ices.cmu.edu/design/FoldableDisplay.html
"The foldable display concept was developed to address the problem of interacting with both simple and complex data and performing a variety of tasks all with the same portable computer. (...)"


# promera Camera Projector, CMU
* http://www.ices.cmu.edu/design/Camera.Projector.html
"Promera is a hand held computer and projector. It can collect still and full- motion video through it's camera lens, display and send computer related information though it's wireless components.(...)"


# ion, CMU
* http://www.ices.cmu.edu/design/Ion.html
"ION is a walk-man size wearable computer that allows information to go anywhere, anytime. In the same way that the walk-man allowed stereo components to be carried and used portably, we have reduced the size of computer as well as input and output components. The entire system including batteries weighs less than three pounds. (...)"


# navigator2, CMU
* http://www.ices.cmu.edu/design/Navigator.html
"Navigator 2 is a computer system that provides mobile access to information. It's development was guided by the idea that large quantities of information, such as thousand-page maintenance manuals, could be compressed into electronic form and accessed through a small, lightweight computer worn on the body.(...)"


# vu-man, CMU
* http://www.ices.cmu.edu/design/VuMan.html
"The purpose of developing the vu-man (pronouced view-man) wearable computer was to improve the maintenance process on complex machines. It was developed for use by commercial airlines, the automotive industry, and any other organization involved in inspecting, training or repairing complex machines. (...)"


# L`echarpe comminicante 2001
* http://www.electronicshadow.com/
- Kommunikationsschal
- das Projekt war im Rahmen der Ausstellung "workspheres" des MoMa ausgestellt...


# Look who's talking...
* http://www.motorola.com/General/ads/mot_click.swf
Motorola hat verschiedene ubicomp-Szenarien als Flash aufbereitet. Die kommerzielle Sicht auf die Dinge, die man schon kennt: Auto spricht mit Tankstelle, Kühlschrank mit Turnschuh und der Toaster hat die Kreditkartennummer...


# Electrotextiles
* http://www.design-engine.com/stories/elektro.html
"These prototype devices have been designed by IDEO and manufactured from ElectroTextiles ElekTexú fabric which combines conductive fabric structures with microchip technology. It is lightweight, durable, flexible, cost competitive and affords designers new opportunities in designing contoured and portable products for emerging product markets. (...)"


# Philips Design: smart connections (2001)
* http://www.design.philips.com/portfolio/visionary/smartconnect.html
"An exploration of how internet based technologies and smart textiles can help us in the creation of relevant experiences ÷grouping rather than isolating, sharing rather than providing, creating rather than passively using.


# MiME/ Philips Design
* http://www.design.philips.com/MIME/index.html
"MiME is a project in the Disappearing Computer call of the Future and Emerging Technologies arm of the Information Society Technologies programme of the European Commission.
Philips Design is leading a consortium including Xerox Research Centre Europe and Nottingham University."


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