Category Internet of Things

Behavioral sciences, Book, Identity / Privacy, Internet of Things, Research

[Book] Modern Socio-Technical Perspectives on Privacy

Provides a foundational understanding of technical and social aspects related to online privacy
Covers modern application areas as well as underexplored issues (e.g., privacy accessibility, cross-cultural privacy)
Includes a dedicated part on forward-looking approaches to privacy that move beyond one-size-fits-all solutions.

Experientia
14 Feb 2022

Behavioral sciences, Devices, Identity / Privacy, Internet of Things, Technology (general)

Understanding the human aspects of cyber security

CyberBitsEtc. is a website and blog by Ganna Pogrebna (Professor of Behavioural Economics and Data Science, Fellow at the Alan Turing Institute) and Boris Taratine (Cyber Security Architect and Visionary) that focuses a lot on the human aspects of cyber security, in particular behavioural design, psychology and behavioural sciences.

Experientia
24 Jun 2021

Book, Business, Culture, Industry (in general), Innovation, Internet of Things

[Book] Creating a Culture of Innovation

Innovation can only occur in the right environment. While organizations can attempt to hire for innovation, there is little that can blossom in a restrictive and discouraging physical setting - even if the space holds the most creative and vibrant thinkers.

Experientia
29 Dec 2020

Internet of Things

Are smart homes undermining our sense of ‘home’?

CES indicates we're still a far way off seeing technology for the home that genuinely fosters our sense of comfort, wellbeing and community.

Experientia
18 Jan 2020

Experience design, HCD / UXD, Internet of Things

User experience as legitimacy trap

The central charge to HCI is to nurture and sustain human dignity and flourishing. Why are HCI researchers and practitioners now on the wrong side of many of the problematic developments in the contemporary technology landscape?

Experientia
14 Nov 2019

Book, Data, Internet of Things

[Book] Too Smart

In Too Smart, Jathan Sadowski looks at the proliferation of smart stuff in our lives and asks whether the tradeoff - exchanging our personal data for convenience and connectivity - is worth it. Who benefits from smart technology?

Experientia
28 Sep 2019

Internet of Things, User research

End user perceptions of smart home device data practices and risks

“I don’t own the data”: End User Perceptions of Smart Home Device Data Practices and Risks Madiha Tabassum, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Tomasz Kosinski, Chalmers University of Technology; Heather Lipford, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Paper included…

Experientia
24 Aug 2019

Book, Devices, Ethnography, HCD / UXD, Internet of Things, Sharing, Socio-cultural change, User research

[Book] Left to Our Own Devices

Left to Our Own Devices: Outsmarting Smart Technology to Reclaim Our Relationships, Health, and Focus By Margaret E. Morris MIT Press, November 2018, 192 pages Unexpected ways that individuals adapt technology to reclaim what matters to them, from working through…

Experientia
1 Oct 2018

AR / VR / Metaverse, Book, Devices, Internet of Things, Technology (general)

UX and Service Design for Connected Products

UX and Service Design for Connected Products by Claire Rowland Digital Catapult, 2018, 36 pages (via IoT.uk) There are a huge variety of applications in IoT spanning connected products and hardware enabled services. Consumer products such as home lighting and…

Experientia
19 Jun 2018

Devices, Foresight, HCD / UXD, Internet of Things, Methods, Scenarios, Technology (general)

Ambient contextuality, the next big game-changer in technology interface

Jim Hunter, chief scientist and technology evangelist at Greenwave Systems, predicts in TechCrunch that the next big game-changer in technology interface is ambient contextuality. “Ambient contextuality hinges on the idea that there is information hidden all around us that helps…

Experientia
25 Apr 2018

HCD / UXD, Internet of Things, Socio-cultural change

IoT seeks to remake the fundamentals of our everyday lives

Murray Goulden writes in The Conversation that smart homes, wearables and the Internet of Things are indicative of the development of an entire class of technologies seeking to remake the fundamentals of our everyday lives. These technologies want to be…

Experientia
31 May 2017

Internet of Things

A human-centric trust model for the Internet of Things

“Technologists have done a terrible job with security technology so far”, writes David Maher, and “now we are about to impose those failures onto the physical world on a scale that only ubiquitous, pervasive, even invasive computing and connectivity can…

Experientia
24 May 2017

AI, Design, Internet of Things, Mobility

The intimacy of autonomous vehicles

Matt Yurdana of Intel’s IoT Experiences Group discusses Intel’s insight on passenger experience in the age of autonomous transportation. The intimate nature of autonomous vehicles will most likely lead to a significant rethinking of vehicle interiors, he writes, in particular…

Experientia
24 Mar 2017

Design, Design (general), Foresight, Internet of Things, Turin

Bruce Sterling and Jasmina Tesanovic on the home of the future

Jasmina Tesanovic (previously) and Bruce Sterling did a residency at The Arthur C. Clarke Center for Human Imagination at UCSD (San Diego, USA), working with the students on design fiction and futurism. The residency culminated in a joint lecture about…

Experientia
18 Sep 2016

Industry (in general), Industry sectors, Innovation, Internet of Things

Intel’s Todd Harple proposes new toolkit for fashion designers

ï»¿ï»¿Fashion designers must integrate software, sensors, processors and new synthetic and biological materials into their toolkit, argues Intel anthropologist Todd Harple. “A fourth industrial revolution is set to change fashion, resulting in a new materiality of computation that will transform…

Experientia
30 Aug 2016

Design, Design (general), Internet of Things

The Internet of Things needs design, not just technology

Scott A. Nelson and Paul Metaxatos write that, as B2C companies rush to exploit new IoT applications, pushing technology to potential end users no longer works. Increasingly, the pull of user experience will drive market demand, and product design will…

Experientia
30 Apr 2016

Design, Experience design, Interaction design, Internet of Things

The product design of IoT

As more and more â€˜Internet of Thingsâ€™ products come into the market, most, if not all will come with significant challenges. The key to overcoming any obstacles, writes Joe Johnston, VP Experience Innovation for Universal Mind, is to unify them…

Experientia
21 Apr 2016

Cities & Infrastructure, Conference, Ethnography, Healthcare, Interaction design, Internet of Things, Public services, Sharing, Sustainability, User research

A selection of Interaction 16 videos

In this post we highlight a number of Interaction 16 conference videos especially relevant to the Putting People First readers. They are grouped thematically. Algorithm-inspired design Crowds, algorithms and computations: The new materials of design – Matthew Milan, Normative [54:21]…

Experientia
2 Apr 2016

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