Kinect, Oculus, Holograms, Wearables, Smart Objects... Over the past few years, we have seen a rise of the new devices and sensors coming to our everyday life. This session will explain the principles of interfaces, what is innovation and how to use these new devices to create more natural and more personal computing experiences by blurring the line between our world and the digital one. Video available on NCrafts Vimeo Channel: https://vimeo.com/131932860

1. 2015
Future Of User Experiences
Vincent Guigui

2. Interfaces
Innovation
Experiences

3. Software Crafts(wo)mens
Software developers
Technical Lead
Software designer
Coach
…
@VincentGuigui
vguigui@octo.com
Microsoft Kinect MVP
Innovative Interfaces Expert

4. What I say
How I say
What I do
What you perceived
How you interpret
What I think
(data)
What you understand
(data)
World World

5. Computer World
(digital)
Human World
(analog)
World World
Interfaces-

6. History
CLI
WIMP
Touch
Gesture / Touchless / Ambiant

7. What we gain in natural interaction
May be loose on precision
Ease of use Precision
Efficiency

8. What we gain as NOVICE
May be loose as EXPERT
Ease of use Precision
Efficiency

9. No Learning Curve
Control and not Endure (Suffer)
Natural User Interfaces

11. No Learning Curve
Control and not Endure (Suffer)
No machine, no device
Positive Experience
Natural User Interfaces

12. User must focus
on the object / data
not on the interface

13. Computer World
(digital)
Human World
(analog)
World World
Interfaces
Digital + Physical
=
Phygital

17. http://youtu.be/QJfhgLZhLDA

20. Let’s buy a furniture
The optimal furniture is
Fvünstel for only 97€
Width 112 cm
Height 90 cm
3 shelves
2 doors
http://youtu.be/O97Kn7UBvt0

24. R&D - Proof-Of-Concept

25. WHAOU EFFECT !

26. is it appropriate ?

27. Relevance
to the User
Does it
solve his
problems?
Does it
fulfill his
needs?
Does it
bring him
closer to
his goals?
Will it
simplify
his tasks?
Does it
arouse his
curiosity?
Will it
brighten
his work?
Useful
Helpful
Appealing

28. Happy
user
Involved
Give
feedbacks
Good User Experience

29. Use technologies
to turn information
into communication
Interactive Displays, Digital Signage, Advertising…

31. Feedback from a system
Low visibility environment, visually
distracted
Accessibility / visually impaired
Directional speaker for personal
experience
Hearing
http://www.elsevierdirect.com/companions/9780123740175/casestudies/Case_Study_05.pdf
Audio Spotlight

32. Feedback from a system
Extend common senses with haptic
Remote sensing
We can also perceive
Shape
Texture
Temperature
Touch
Tactical Tactile Training Vest

33. Mood manipulation (shop…)
Immersion (video game, travel agency…)
Smell: Olfactory interface
http://augmentedbody.wordpress.com/2010/11/05/olfactory-interfaces/
http://www.hitl.washington.edu/scivw/scivw-ftp/publications/IDA-pdf/OLFACT.PDF
https://courses.ece.ubc.ca/518/lectures/lecture6.pdf

34. Interactive Point of Sell

35. http://youtu.be/bx5McnEht7Q

37. Responsive Design
?

38. Personal consumption mode

39. Human Centric Experience
Device Centric Experience
Data Centric Experience

40. Accessibility
Behaviors
Emotions
User Responsive Design
(Adaptive UI)

41. I SEE WEARABLE DEVICES

43. Google Cardboard
Facebook Oculus
Microsoft HoloLens
Samsung, HTC, Sony…

44. VR / AR
can materialize
concepts
into experiences

45. http://youtu.be/rLlRzM6Vfp4

46. Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality
have the ability to get people
more engaged with
what’s happening in the world
Cliff Plumer – Producer/Filmmaker

48. Natural UI
Integrated UI, Smart Objects
Immersive / Ambiant UI
Personal UI
Human Interactions
Future ?

49. Connected human
http://youtu.be/12udllm6SXY

51. Listen to the user’s needs
Be pragmatic
Create new paradigms if needed
Give control

53. Questions ?