Is that sense-able?
What does it mean when your apps can see, hear and feel? Digital sensors are flooding through our daily life. Mobile devices have microphones, cameras, accelerometers, digital compasses and now Near Field Communication (NFC) chips and scanners. But this is all just the very start. These small digital sensors are shrinking even further and just as Mark Weiser predicted they are soaking into the world around you. In this session Rob will explore how you can use these new streams of sensor data to create innovative and dynamic new user experiences. He’ll examine, from an experience point of view, what the challenges and constraints of sensor driven apps are and how you can deal with this deeply technical domain that covers issues such as sensor fusion, latency, calibration and newly extended mental models. But if that all sounds a bit dry and technical for you, don’t panic! Rob’s focus here is on how to create experiences using these technologies rather than the deep technical aspects themselves. However, he will help you get a clear overview of the work from the W3C Device API and Web Real Time Communication working groups, the ARStandards.org community and other related research activities. He’ll present tangible demonstrations that show how these new streams of “digital awareness” data can now be integrated into the experiences you create to literally bring your apps to life. This will leave you re-thinking your current projects and asking “Is that sense-able?”. Rob will also explore where we are headed with all of this and how to plan for this mind expanding journey. This is far from just a technical discussion. It will provide an introduction to the ethical and moral issues created by these sensors. Issues that we will all need to address in our own lives providing yet another aspect to the key question “Is that sensible?”
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Is that sense-able?
- 2. your brain is a sponge! photo credit
- 3. it soaks up data through your senses photo credit
- 4. but now we have digital sensors too photo credit
- 5. they let our devices see, hear & feel photo credit
- 6. so what sensors are out there? photo credit
- 7. buttons & switches : 1800s photo credit
- 8. keyboards : 1868 - 1964 photo credit
- 9. the mouse : 1963 photo credit
- 10. the light pen : the 80s photo credit
- 11. the data glove : the 80s photo credit
- 12. in the 90s not much happened photo credit
- 13. now things are getting interesting photo credit
- 17. global positioning system photo credit
- 21. light detection and ranging photo credit
- 23. radio frequency identification photo credit
- 24. near field communication photo credit
- 26. the quantified self is born photo credit
- 32. electrocardiograms ECG photo credit
- 40. this post-PC world is really taking off photo credit
- 41. new combinations are possible photo credit
- 42. sensor based startups are hot ? photo credit
- 43. the internet of things is here! photo credit
- 48. click here for more info demonstration photo credit
- 49. so what standards are coming? photo credit
- 51. W3C : points of interest
- 52. W3C : device APIs & policy
- 53. W3C : web real time communication
- 54. WHAT WG : living HTML
- 55. Khronos Group : streaminput
- 61. number plate tracking is common photo credit
- 62. everyone's face is recognised photo credit
- 63. orientation based key logging photo credit
- 65. @eyeborg
- 67. where are you? photo credit
- 68. photo credit
- 69. who are you? photo credit
- 70. questions? just speak into the microphone and please smile for the cameras it makes the facial recognition software happy 8) photo credit
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