Quantified User - Wearable Sensors - Content Scaling - UXCamp Europe 2013

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My talk at UXCamp Europe 2013 in Berlin. I focused on current trends and future directions with wearable sensors, how this will define the User State of a person (the Quantified User) and allow emotional design to come into content strategy. Some initial ideas on content scaling design with markup are presented as well.

Technology

Quantiﬁed User - Wearable
Sensors - Scalable Content
Mark Melnykowycz
UXCamp Europe 2013
Monday, June 24, 13

My Background
Science Art Mobile/UX iDezo
Monday, June 24, 13

Vocabulary
Content Container Consumption Velocity
The User
Monday, June 24, 13

Content
The User
Information transferred between
containers and consumed by people
Monday, June 24, 13

Physical Container
The User
A real, tangible thing used
to hold, and through which
content can be consumed
Has been designed, has
structure and fills up
physical space
Monday, June 24, 13

The User
A virtual thing used to
hold, and through which
content can be consumed
Has structure, fills up
space and can scale
Virtual Container
Monday, June 24, 13

Consumption
Velocity
The User
Understand/Retain information
Make it part of your knowledge base
How fast is this?
Content
Monday, June 24, 13

Trends
M2M
Devices
Device
Fragmentation
Evolving
Communication
Monday, June 24, 13

Evolution of Communication
Face to Face
Web
Static HTML
Blogging (active HTML)
Instant Messaging
Email
Social Networks
Location Services
Writing
Printing
Copier
Telephone
Mobile SMS
MMS
Fragmented Lines
Push/Pull
Transmedia
Monday, June 24, 13

Sensors Basics
Translates physical interaction into electrical
signal
Time
Acceleration
GPS
Compass
Direction/Amplitude
Global Position
Orientation
Speed
Sensors Output
Monday, June 24, 13

Wearable Sensors
Distributed sensors talking over the body
Wearable
Activity Tracking
Quantified Self
http://amiigo.co/
Monday, June 24, 13

Heart Rate
http://www.matigrupmedical.com/ﬁle/HRV/hrv_emotional-regulation.pdf
Indication of
emotional state
Decision making
impaired when high
Influence on content
consumption
Heart Rate
Variability
(HRV)
Monday, June 24, 13

Changing User State
M2M Devices Device
Fragmentation
The User
The Quantiﬁed User
Content
Monday, June 24, 13

User State
Location
Time
Heart Rate
Monday, June 24, 13

Need for Scaling
All must scale to
match user state for
optimal UX
Content
Container
Consumption
Velocity
Monday, June 24, 13

How to Scale
Natural Language
Processing
Structured
Markup
Understand the
content and scale it
down
Build content in
structures and allow
scale rules for
delivery
Monday, June 24, 13

Natural Language Processing
Summly News Story
News stories
condensed to summary
form on mobile device
for easy consumption
Who, What, When, Where
Structure inherent in
writing
Monday, June 24, 13

Structured Content Design
<start></start>
<head></head>
<footer></footer>
<body></body>
<main></main>
<elem1></elem1>
<elem2></elem2>
<elem...></elem...>
<end></end>
Monday, June 24, 13

Structured Content Markup
<start></start>
<main></main>
<elem1></elem1>
<elem2></elem2>
<elem...></elem...>
<end></end>
<happy></happy>
<sad></sad>
<fun></fun>
<end></end>
<mean></mean>
Monday, June 24, 13

Scaled User Experience
Full Version Scaled Version
Monday, June 24, 13

Quantiﬁed User
Content Container
Responsive
Consumption Velocity
Optimal
Monday, June 24, 13

ThankYou
Mark Melnykowycz
@americanpeyote
idezo.ch
Lostinreality.net
Monday, June 24, 13

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1. Quantiﬁed User - Wearable Sensors - Scalable Content Mark Melnykowycz UXCamp Europe 2013 Monday, June 24, 13

2. My Background Science Art Mobile/UX iDezo Monday, June 24, 13

3. Vocabulary Content Container Consumption Velocity The User Monday, June 24, 13

4. Content The User Information transferred between containers and consumed by people Monday, June 24, 13

5. Physical Container The User A real, tangible thing used to hold, and through which content can be consumed Has been designed, has structure and fills up physical space Monday, June 24, 13

6. The User A virtual thing used to hold, and through which content can be consumed Has structure, fills up space and can scale Virtual Container Monday, June 24, 13

7. Consumption Velocity The User Understand/Retain information Make it part of your knowledge base How fast is this? Content Monday, June 24, 13

8. Trends M2M Devices Device Fragmentation Evolving Communication Monday, June 24, 13

9. Evolution of Communication Face to Face Web Static HTML Blogging (active HTML) Instant Messaging Email Social Networks Location Services Writing Printing Copier Telephone Mobile SMS MMS Fragmented Lines Push/Pull Transmedia Monday, June 24, 13

10. Sensors Basics Translates physical interaction into electrical signal Time Acceleration GPS Compass Direction/Amplitude Global Position Orientation Speed Sensors Output Monday, June 24, 13

11. Wearable Sensors Distributed sensors talking over the body Wearable Activity Tracking Quantified Self http://amiigo.co/ Monday, June 24, 13

12. Heart Rate http://www.matigrupmedical.com/ﬁle/HRV/hrv_emotional-regulation.pdf Indication of emotional state Decision making impaired when high Influence on content consumption Heart Rate Variability (HRV) Monday, June 24, 13

13. Changing User State M2M Devices Device Fragmentation The User The Quantiﬁed User Content Monday, June 24, 13

14. User State Location Time Heart Rate Monday, June 24, 13

15. Need for Scaling All must scale to match user state for optimal UX Content Container Consumption Velocity Monday, June 24, 13

16. How to Scale Natural Language Processing Structured Markup Understand the content and scale it down Build content in structures and allow scale rules for delivery Monday, June 24, 13

17. Natural Language Processing Summly News Story News stories condensed to summary form on mobile device for easy consumption Who, What, When, Where Structure inherent in writing Monday, June 24, 13

18. Structured Content Design <start></start> <head></head> <footer></footer> <body></body> <main></main> <elem1></elem1> <elem2></elem2> <elem...></elem...> <end></end> Monday, June 24, 13

19. Structured Content Markup <start></start> <main></main> <elem1></elem1> <elem2></elem2> <elem...></elem...> <end></end> <happy></happy> <sad></sad> <fun></fun> <end></end> <mean></mean> Monday, June 24, 13

20. Scaled User Experience Full Version Scaled Version Monday, June 24, 13

21. Quantiﬁed User Content Container Responsive Consumption Velocity Optimal Monday, June 24, 13

22. ThankYou Mark Melnykowycz @americanpeyote idezo.ch Lostinreality.net Monday, June 24, 13