Designing for the Internet of Things

and the device is speaking in hidden codes that feel too machine-like and mysterious. Too concrete and the device is too limited ...

emphasizing the transformative action of the steeping process and building anticipation for the cocktail’s taste. The Porthole I ...

Fukasaswa created various juice boxes, each with a covering and structure that invokes the skin of the relevant fruit. The banan ...

and be inspired by potential food combinations through a science-based recommendation engine. In Lahousse’s Interaction ‘14 pres ...

conventions and mimic as many sensorial, real world elements as possible. Map interfaces looked like faded and stained treasure ...

pixels on a screen can only engage us visually, and in most instances should avoid invoking additional senses they can’t deliver ...

a connected, computationally controlled stereo might have. Beyond reacting to your raised hand, it could detect your presence in ...

how a product “sees” them, or detects their presence, then the illusion has broken down. An example of this can be found in many ...

The Implications Software Above the Level of a Single Device Tim O’Reilly ...

Tim O’Reilly Software Above the Level of a Single Device The Implications ...

978-1-449-37451-8 [LSI] Software Above the Level of a Single Device: The Implications by Tim O’Reilly Copyright © 2015 O’Reilly ...

Table of Contents Software Above the Level of a Single Device: The Implications..... 1 Multiple Smart Things 2 Importance of Hum ...

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Software Above the Level of a Single Device: The Implications The following document is adapted from the keynote address by Tim ...

And that means that the way we talk about things is a kind of map. And like any map, it can either take us to the right place, o ...

The Onewheel: I tried it yesterday, not very well, but it is also pretty awesome. And of course the Makani airborne wind turbine ...

Importance of Human Input There is something missing in this word cloud, because we shouldn’t just be talking about smart things ...

by humans, is captured over time and is stored and acted upon later by a device. It is not all real time. Implicit Versus Explic ...

Types of Sensors Think a little bit more broadly about the kinds of sensors that you have. When sensors first appear, we don’t u ...

But it’s got one really bad flaw, which is all over the forums, which is you can’t hang it on a key ring. That’s actually a stup ...