Exploring Digital Service Concepts for Healthy Lifestyles

Häkkilä, Jonna; Colley, Ashley; Inget, Virve; Alhonsuo, Mira; Rantakari, Juho

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-20886-2_44

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“…Projected presentations of service spaces have been found to facilitate collaboration (Colley, Suoheimo, & Häkkilä, 2020). With a portable set of equipment, the stage can be set up at different locations, for instance at a project collaborator's or service provider's office space for a joint service design session (Häkkilä, Colley, Inget, Alhonsuo, & Rantakari, 2015). Wizard-of-Oz techniques can also be used to simulate a functional service (Meurer, Pakusch, Stevens, Randall, & Wulf, 2020).…”

Section: Service Design As An Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

Service Design Methods for the Design of Smart Surfaces

Häkkilä

Löchtefeld

Brun

et al. 2023

Springer Series in Design and Innovation

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Smart environments, integrating different sensors and other technology solutions, are one of the key direction in which everyday spaces in buildings are expected to develop in the future. One aspect of smart environments includes large interactive surface areas, which are embedded to walls, tables or other furniture. This chapter introduces how service design methods have been applied in our research on smart surfaces, and discusses different design methods and their strengths in this context. Specifically, we present three service design cases, interactive wallpaper, a smart building infrastructure and a smart cafe table, and how the related use cases have been studied with service design methods. These three design cases are positioned at different maturity levels of the product development process, the interactive wallpaper and smart building representing early design concepts, and the interactive table a functional prototype.

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Section: Service Design As An Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

Service Design Methods for the Design of Smart Surfaces

Häkkilä

Löchtefeld

Brun

et al. 2023

Springer Series in Design and Innovation

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“…Digital technology has become an integral part of life in different sectors of society, including health and wellness. We have vast amounts of smart phone wellness applications with different types of UI solutions [3] and use different activity tracking technologies [10]. We have various forms of telemedicine applications [4], and can use social media for self-reflection on our lifestyle [5], gamified applications for rehabilitation [5], and make more healthy choices for our work routines [0].…”

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Introduction to Service Design for Digital Health

Colley

Marttila

2017

Human-Computer Interaction – INTERACT 2017

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This course addresses the service design of wellness and health services which include digital components. The course will cover methodological and practical aspects of service design, focusing on three key methods-stakeholder maps, consumer journey and blueprint. The service design methods are tried out with interactive exercises, where participants in groups apply the methods to a digital health design case. Service design is an emerging field, which applies a holistic design approach to understand and design for human experience. With an increasing number of digital wellness and health services, both in commercial and public frontiers, it is important to develop services that are easy to use, and where the consumer's journey through the service pathways is fluent and consistent.

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“…Increasing numbers of wellness technologies are being introduced, and activity trackers allowing users to follow their habits and performance have emerged, ranging from tracking sports to sleep and other aspects of life. Commercial activity trackers employ different form factors from bracelets to smart watches and rings, and very often use a smart phone as stand-alone wellness application or in conjunction with another tracking gadget [3].…”

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Towards Increasing Bodily Awareness During Sports with Wearable Displays

Woźniak

Colley

Häkkilä

2018

Proceedings of the 2018 ACM International Joint Conference and 2018 International Symposium on Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computi

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Past studies have shown that commercial sports tracking technologies do not often provide the desired level of awareness of one's own body, and they are often abandoned after intermittent usage. In this position paper, we explore design possibilities for wearable displays for increasing bodily awareness while the users are engaged in sports. This builds our vision of future sports displays, and provides a framework and inspiration for developing interactive sport technologies utilizing wearable displays. Our work contributes new directions in developing wearable devices for enhancing the experience of physical activity.

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Exploring Digital Service Concepts for Healthy Lifestyles

Cited by 6 publications

References 16 publications

Service Design Methods for the Design of Smart Surfaces

Service Design Methods for the Design of Smart Surfaces

Introduction to Service Design for Digital Health

Towards Increasing Bodily Awareness During Sports with Wearable Displays

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