Augmented reality and gamification: Long-anticipated trends coming of age rising as a challenge for experience designers
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My presentation at "What’s Next… in Experience Design: Digital leaps forward" hosted by LBi on the a leap day Wednesday the 29th.
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- 1. Augmented reality and Gamification Long-anticipated trends coming of age rising as a challenge for experience designers Foteini Valeonti, PhD UCL Photo credit: Enliven Blog © All rights reserved
- 2. AUGMENTED REALITY Photo credit: Enliven Blog © All rights reserved
- 3. What is augmented reality? Real-time augmentation of the physical environment with virtual elements in semantic context Photo credit: www.nickburcher.com
- 4. Photo credit: Inition Ltd
- 5. Photo credit: Fashion's Collective
- 6. © 2001 How Stuff Works Photo credit: Total Immersion © All rights reserved
- 7. IBM’s Seer app for Wimbledon
- 8. Pattern-based augmented reality Photo credit: Inition Ltd
- 9. Pattern-based augmented reality Photo credit: Fashion's Collective
- 10. Pattern-based augmented reality © 2001 How Stuff Works Photo credit: Total Immersion © All rights reserved
- 11. Location-based augmented reality IBM’s Seer app for Wimbledon
- 12. Augmented reality; a gimmick or the future? Photo credit: © How Stuff Works
- 13. AR named a disruptive technology Gartner Research, Forrester Research, Juniper Research Revenue projection $1.5bn by 2015 Juniper Research PC, Mobile Human Information Augmented Reality
- 14. Augmented reality is the future Photo credit: © How Stuff Works
- 15. Is augmented reality also the present? Photo credit: © How Stuff Works
- 16. Word Lens for iPhone by Quest Visual Wordlens app Photo credit: © Mashable
- 17. GAMIFICATION Photo credit: Enliven Blog © All rights reserved
- 18. Game mechanics A construct of rules intended to produce an enjoyable game Photo credit: Copyright © Robert Saric
- 19. Game mechanics Progress Photo credit: Copyright © Michael Gugel
- 20. Game mechanics Badges Photo credit: Copyright © www.4squarebadges.com
- 21. Game mechanics Status Photo credit: Copyright Creative Commons © Fast LVL Guide
- 22. Gamification The use of game mechanics to enhance non-game applications Photo credit: Copyright © Delta Airlines
- 23. Game mechanics Progress Photo credit: Copyright © Michael Gugel
- 24. Game mechanics Badges Photo credit: Copyright © www.4squarebadges.com
- 25. Game mechanics Status Photo credit: Copyright Creative Commons © Fast LVL Guide
- 26. Taking games seriously WoW: 40% women, Average age 35 years
- 27. Taking games seriously Zynga is valued at $7 billion Photo credit: Copyright © VentureBeat
- 28. BODY TRACKING U.I. CROWD SOURCING AUGMENTED REALITY GAMIFICATION TOUCH U.I. VOICE CONTROL Photo credit: Enliven Blog © All rights reserved
- 29. TIME TO REALISE THE IMPORTANCE LIES IN THE COMPOSITION, IN THE JIGSAW PUZZLE Photo credit: Enliven Blog © All rights reserved
- 30. My jigsaw puzzle: USEUM.org In a field ruled by middlemen and IP restrictions USEUM takes advantage of new media to bridge the gap between art lovers and art doers. USEUM
- 31. EXPERIENCE DESIGN IN 4 YEARS Less text, more augmented reality, more Siri and more than 2 PG courses in London on new media. Photo credit: Enliven Blog © All rights reserved
- 32. THANK YOU! useum.org @nosuic Photo credit: Enliven Blog © All rights reserved
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- AR will be the UI for everything
- Wordlens proves more than anything else, that t
- So, all that power of games didn’t pass unnoticed, and people started using Game Mechs in fields other than gaming.
- So, all that power of games didn’t pass unnoticed, and people started using Game Mechs in fields other than gaming.
- So, all that power of games didn’t pass unnoticed, and people started using Game Mechs in fields other than gaming.
- So, all that power of games didn’t pass unnoticed, and people started using Game Mechs in fields other than gaming.
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- So, all that power of games didn’t pass unnoticed, and people started using Game Mechs in fields other than gaming.
- So, all that power of games didn’t pass unnoticed, and people started using Game Mechs in fields other than gaming.
- So, all that power of games didn’t pass unnoticed, and people started using Game Mechs in fields other than gaming.
- Game mechanics have been out there for years, however the change is that successes of the game industry in recent years showed us the power of game mechanics, and made everybody turn towards gamification on order to enhance their businesses. Some of these successes are..Talking about the power of games, taking as an example a very successful and well designed game like WoW, a dedicated player.. And in case we thought this affects just a specific target group, it seems quite the opposite
- Talking about the power of games, taking as an example a very successful and well designed game like WoW, a dedicated player.. And in case we thought this affects just a specific target group, it seems quite the opposite
- Don’t have to wait for AR Goggles or 4G networks. We have to get our heads around from alll these amazing technologies out there and make the most out of them.
- My jigsaw puzzle is USEUM, the social network of modern art. Didn’t it ever occur to you, how come there is a no-brainer social network for anything apart from art? For presentations we’ve got slidesahre, for photos we’ve got flickr for graphic design we’ve got deviant art, for videos vimeo. How come there isn’t a no-brainer network for artworks?Well this Is mainly because art, and modern art in particular is a field ruled by middle men and agents, and IP restrictions.USEUM’s challenge is to take advantage of new media i.e. crowd-sourcing, game mechanics, AR to bridge the gap between people who like art and people who make art.Isn’t it strange that there a no-brainersocial network for anything really, apart from artworks?
- More than 2 masters courses on new media.We’ve specialised long enough on certain tools and technologies is time to zoom-out and look at the bigger picture.Firstly get our head around of all the tools that are out there and then make the most out of them by fitting the right pieces together making compositions that have meaning for the user.