#digitalinteraction

[jameswoodblogsworld]

Futuristic digital interface showing AI-powered social media apps, holographic profiles, virtual reality chatrooms, and interconnected networks, illustrating how artificial intelligence will transform communication, personalization, and digital interaction by 2030.

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Multi-Touch Screen Market Size, Share and Outlook 2024

Multi-Touch Screen Market was valued at USD 7015.6 Million in 2023 and is projected to reach USD 13259 million by 2032, at a CAGR of 9.3% du

[wingstothought]

Metaverse navigation: Unveiling the future of unimaginable digital Cooperati0n

Metaverse is a term that has been causing quite a stir around the tech world lately, especially after Facebook announced its rebranding to Meta and its vision of building a “social fabric for Metaverse. But what exactly is the metaverse and why is it important? What is Metaverse? The word metaverse is a combination of meta (meaning beyond) and universe (meaning all that exists). It was first…

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[marlosanmiguel]

Studio 2: More Play testing and More Feedback

Tested out fade effect for my installation. It allows for new shapes to be created with existing shapes.

Anna suggested I find a way to validate it’s use in some way. So far, it’s currently just a play tool. Ricardo says I need to work on the visual aspect. He also says that I need to find a way to get the back story of my project across. I’m looking into recording a number of people then using that material to show the process of ideation in a separate screen. Ricardo also mentioned that instead of forms, it can be used for logos where ease of change can be done. 

I decreased the size of the person to show focus on the shapes being made. I left it there, though, so that people can make a connection between the shapes they make and the motion that their body goes through in making it.

I’ve asked some of my friends to come in and give some feedback on the visual aspect of it. If I remember correctly, one is from product design and another is from spatial design. Although it’s not quite in the field of what I’m trying to do, they’ll sitll hve more design knowledge than I am and hopefully be able to come up with constructive criticism.

For now, I’ll be working on the scaling of the visuals on a big screen to hopefully make it more effective. I’ll do a lot of playtesting along the way with the help rfom my peers, hopefully, to come up with a good layout.

[marlosanmiguel]

This is a recording of the feedback from the play test that I did with my peers. The video recording was done in screen capture so no audio was recorded.

The following possible applications were suggested by or derived from the participants of my play testing which were Jamie Kerr, Julian de Villiers, Lara Galea and Hayden Matheson.

Art Program

Expressive tool

Gesture measurement for Drama

Toddler lessons for interpreting shapes

Dance

Digital prop making

Skits

[marlosanmiguel]

Studio 2: Stepping Forward

This week, I’ll be creating a simple program to play around with digital space. What I mean by this is that I’ll create a mirror image on the screen from the Kinect’s point of view. Then, I’m going to impose a digital object on it where people can try to figure out where it is in the physical world. From here, I hope to develop it to something that explores the bridge between digital and physical. With these thoughts, it feels like I’m going towards an art installation product and it’s about informing people about the capabilities and opportunities that digital interaction design provides.