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This presentation was given at the Qualcomm Research Center discussing the nuances of the Google Glass Interaction Layer. Here were a few of the topics covered throughout the evening: How does the Google Glass’ interaction layer work and what constitutes good design when designing interactions for the device. First we will define ‘what an interaction is’ on Google Glass. We will proceed to identify and classify good use cases from bad ones and then address where there is a margin for innovation surrounding those various use cases
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INSIDE THE GOOGLE GLASS
INTERACTION LAYER
WHAT IS GOOGLE GLASS?
INFOGRAPHIC BY M. MISSFELDT
the human/computer interaction layer (hcil) is a concept
that was defined by Bill atkinson as a way to isolate and
IDENTIFY behavior(S) WITHIN complex systems. }{
WHAT DEFINES THE INTERACTION LAYER?
Ambient noise/verbal input
visual & Audible feedback
Gestural input from: head movement, eye movement, finger taps/swipes
input from wide-angle camera (motion detection) awareness of wearer
bone conduction to hearer
Auxiliary device control via microusb, GPS, wifi & bluetooth
TWO API'S TO BUILD YOUR APPS
USE THE MIRROR API IF YOU NEED…
PLATFORM INDEPENDENCE !
COMMON INFRASTRUCTURE !
BUILT-IN FUNCTIONALITY
USE THE GDK
IF YOU NEED…
REAL-TIME USER INTERACTION !
OFFLINE FUNCTIONALITY !
ACCESS TO HARDWARE
A TIMELINE OF CARDS IS YOUR CENTRAL METAPHOR
A natural user interface (NUI) is an emerging concept in Human/Computer
Interaction that refers to a interface that is effectively invisible, or
becomes invisible to its user with successive learned interactions.
The word natural is used because most computer interfaces use artificial
control devices whose operation has to be learned. A NUI relies on a
user being able to carry out relatively natural motions, movements or
gestures that they quickly discover control the computer application
or manipulate the digital content.
natural - organic, unthinking, prompted by instinct user interface - the points at which a user interacts with a system
WHAT DETERMINES A NATURAL INTERACTION?
SOURCE: NUIGROUP.COM
the more natural the interaction,
the more meaningful the experience.
GLASS ATTEMPTS TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM OF GETTING TECHNOLOGY OUT OF THE WAY SO THAT WE CAN BE FREE FROM DISTRACTION (NOT MORE DISTRACTED)
THIS POOR SOUL LEFT HIS SMARTPHONE AT HOME AND WAS FORCED
TO WATCH AN ENTIRE CONCERT WITH HIS OWN EYES.
http://darius.me/niYiARTICLE: MAN FORCED TO WATCH CONCERT WITH HIS OWN EYES
GOOD USE CASES
notifications & beeps for meaningless content or reminders
filling your social feed with uninteresting junk from your life
using camera to capture distance scenes, closeups & macro photography
reading literature
constant immersion
POOR USE CASES
accessibility & assistance for the challenged/impaired
urgent notifications
immediate availability of handsfree camera
capturing precious moments with family
documenting ones own performances for self-improvement
occasional immersion
GLASS EXPLORERS ARE A HUMANIZING FORCE
FOR SOCIALIZING THE PRODUCT
Creating the Social Fabric for the Business Around the “Internet of Wearable Things” Ecosystem
WW LABS: Regional collaboration hubs for the IOWT Ecosystem, subsidized by corporate partners, their customers, and a wearable wave of startups. !WEARABLE WORLD NEWS: Industry editorial, consumer reviews, early adopter e-commerce store all rolled into the industry’s spot for news. !EVENTS: Portfolio of Wearable World Expo’s, GLAZEDcon and GLAZED SUMMIT, Wearable Wednesdays, Wearable Wonderland Awards, and WeCodeWe. !
Wearable World
Wearable World Labs
Corporate sponsored space for collaboration between Startups and Corporations
!Regional Launchpad Housing a WW Team of 3-4 people !BD/Sales, Events/Content, Media/Marketing !Focused on fostering Wearable and Internet of Wearable Things Collaboration !Gravity Point for regional dealflow to connect back to Silicon Valley !Interconnected Hub of regional offices sharing ideas, and innovation !IP outsourcing play for larger partners to leverage and take existing IP to market
EVENTS: USA West Coast Region
WeCodeWe
WEARABLE WEDNESDAYS
Hosted Every 4 Weeks Per Location A High-Profile Panel on Stage Q&A session Wearable Product Showcase for 2 Top-Level Sponsors Followed by One Hour of Cocktails & Networking
Educational Series & Coding Academy for Developers and Designers interested in Wearable Technology Hosted Every Other Month !
Q & A