<i>Sensuous Geographies</i>: a multi-user interactive/ responsive installation

Rubidge, Sarah F.; MacDonald, Alistair

doi:10.1080/1462626048520186

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“…'Interactive/ interactivating spaces' rely on combining physical space and objects with digital displays or sound installations [4,28]. "Interactive systems, physically embedded within real spaces, offer opportunities for interacting with tangible devices", and so "trigger display of digital content or reactive behaviors" [6].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…This approach focuses on designing the interaction itself (instead of the interface) and on exploiting the richness of bodily movement [5,8]. Interaction with 'interactive spaces' by walking on sensorized floors or by simply moving in space [4,28] further extends our perspective on 'tangible' interaction, the body itself becoming an input 'device'. Instead of using a restrictive definition that excludes some of these interesting system variants (often crossing categories, e.g.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Instead of using a restrictive definition that excludes some of these interesting system variants (often crossing categories, e.g. [28]), it seems more productive to address this larger design space. Thereby we leave the somewhat artificial confines of any definition behind, and interpret these attempts at conceptualization as emphasizing different facets of a related set of systems.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The proliferation of computing into everyday appliances draws product designers towards IT product design [5,8]. Artists and museums experiment with hybrid interactives [4,6,28,36]. Increasingly systems are developed by users, e.g.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Getting a grip on tangible interaction

Hornecker

Buur

2006

Proceedings of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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Our current understanding of human interaction with hybrid or augmented environments is very limited. Here we focus on 'tangible interaction', denoting systems that rely on embodied interaction, tangible manipulation, physical representation of data, and embeddedness in real space. This synthesis of prior 'tangible' definitions enables us to address a larger design space and to integrate approaches from different disciplines. We introduce a framework that focuses on the interweaving of the material/physical and the social, contributes to understanding the (social) user experience of tangible interaction, and provides concepts and perspectives for considering the social aspects of tangible interaction. This understanding lays the ground for evolving knowledge on collaboration-sensitive tangible interaction design. Lastly, we analyze three case studies, using the framework, thereby illustrating the concepts and demonstrating their utility as analytical tools.

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Section: A Broad View On Tangible Interactionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: A Broad View On Tangible Interactionmentioning

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Section: A Broad View On Tangible Interactionmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Getting a grip on tangible interaction

Hornecker

Buur

2006

Proceedings of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

753

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“…They found both benefits and downsides to "hands-free" controls. Finally we mention Rubidge and MacDonald (Rubidge and MacDonald, 2004) and their work on the Sensuous Geographies, an installation aiming at supporting and drawing attention to bodily attention.…”

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Design space and opportunities for physical movement participation in everyday life

Tobiasson

Hedman

Sundblad

2012

Proceedings of the 24th Australian Computer-Human Interaction Conference

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This paper is motivated by our work in the European Culture project "Faust -or dis-inventing the A-bomb". The project explored how to raise consciousness about distressing technology development through dialogue with old and young people. When reviewing our work it struck us that we had overlooked that some of the prototypes designed by the young participants called for embodied participation. We had naively expected to see sheer technology innovations of the future. Here we reflect on sensitivities for the bodily/physical will to interact.We also discuss everyday life situations that could allow for natural physical engagement as a health benefit. Physical aspects are typically of little consideration in design projects, apart from projects that has bodymovement as specific focus. We seek ways to adequately include a critical perspective in future design and to consider physical aspects more broadly in ICT projects for a human sustainable future. In many cases, the young participants showed us their concern for sustainability and well-being of both the environment and themselves and demonstrated through their prototypes a willingness to contribute through physical interaction.

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Development History and Concept Analysis of Tangible Interaction Design

Liu¹,

Xie

2022

HCI International 2022 - Late Breaking Papers. Design, User Experience and Interaction

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Sensuous Geographies: a multi-user interactive/ responsive installation

Cited by 11 publications

References 3 publications

Getting a grip on tangible interaction

Getting a grip on tangible interaction

Design space and opportunities for physical movement participation in everyday life

Development History and Concept Analysis of Tangible Interaction Design

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