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Full-Text Articles in Art and Design
Towards A Design Toolkit For Exploring And Specifying Close-Proximity Human-Robot Collaboration As Leader And Follower: The Case Of Collaborative Drawing, Yi Zhao, Lian Loke, Dagmar Reinhardt
Towards A Design Toolkit For Exploring And Specifying Close-Proximity Human-Robot Collaboration As Leader And Follower: The Case Of Collaborative Drawing, Yi Zhao, Lian Loke, Dagmar Reinhardt
IASDR Conference Series
Close-proximity human-robot collaboration (HRC) refers to scenarios where humans and robots work together for the same aim at the same time and space without safety fence. Few design tools currently exist to assist designers to think through how to design human-robot interactions, with a focus on turn-taking, coordination, and flow of intention. We present a design toolkit for designers to explore, specify, analyse and document the unfolding interaction between human(s) and robot(s) through a model of interaction where the roles of leader and follower shape the forms of collaborative behaviour. We illustrate our design toolkit in action and demonstrate how …
Shapechips: Value Formation In Material Ecosystem Using Buffer Materials Generated From Wood Chips, Kazzmasa Tsujimura, Taijiro Ishiko, Yasuaki Kakehi
Shapechips: Value Formation In Material Ecosystem Using Buffer Materials Generated From Wood Chips, Kazzmasa Tsujimura, Taijiro Ishiko, Yasuaki Kakehi
IASDR Conference Series
When discussing material circulation, there needs to be more focus on exploring ways professionals or users can create additional value by using the waste they generate. In this pictorial, we will discuss the potential of an autonomous ecosystem where waste material generators can proactively form a material circulation. Specifically, we focus on the production of a woodworker and the wood waste generated in the production process and then propose a “buffer material as a craft” developed through material tinkering by a designer we collaborated with to explore ways to reuse the wood waste. The proposed buffer materials allows the woodworker …
Using Cultural Probes To Understand Students’ Mental Wellbeing, Neeta Khanuja, Madalena Freire, Joana Lameiras, Hugo Nicolau, Jodi Forlizzi, Valentina Nisi
Using Cultural Probes To Understand Students’ Mental Wellbeing, Neeta Khanuja, Madalena Freire, Joana Lameiras, Hugo Nicolau, Jodi Forlizzi, Valentina Nisi
IASDR Conference Series
We report on the design and execution of a probe as an anonymous self-reporting tool to investigate the perception of mental well-being and support services for university students. The pictorial describes a six-day probe study with students. The study focuses on students’ perceptions, struggles and coping strategies to maintain their mental well-being. Our contribution is multifold. We detail the design and deployment of the probe for HCI practitioners and designers to adapt and adopt it, while we reflect on the data, deriving sensitizing concepts and personas to support the design practice for students’ mental well-being.
Hydrogen Aviation: Imagining Future Air Travel Experience Scenarios, Levi Swann, Nick Kelly, Leo Rezayan, Jeremy Kerr, Timothy Lim, Waldemar Jenek, Kenny Er Kang Lin, Jake Day, Stuart Johnstone, Bob Criner, Heather Mckinnon
Hydrogen Aviation: Imagining Future Air Travel Experience Scenarios, Levi Swann, Nick Kelly, Leo Rezayan, Jeremy Kerr, Timothy Lim, Waldemar Jenek, Kenny Er Kang Lin, Jake Day, Stuart Johnstone, Bob Criner, Heather Mckinnon
IASDR Conference Series
The emergence of hydrogen aviation technology and concepts such as regional air mobility present an opportunity to transform the air travel experience. This pictorial explores this possible future through an air travel scenario set in the context of Queensland, Australia in 2040-2050. The scenario is presented over three parts: (i) analysis of the cost and time benefit that utilising a metropolitan airport would have for passengers in the surrounding community, (ii) potential passenger segments, and (iii) speculative designs focused on aircraft and processing experience. These parts explore key factors for hydrogen aviation in the context of regional air mobility, including, …
Making A Scene: Representing And Annotating Enacted Interfaces In Co-Performances Using The Screenplay, Evert Van Beek, Elisa Giaccardi, Stella Boess, Alessandro Bozzon
Making A Scene: Representing And Annotating Enacted Interfaces In Co-Performances Using The Screenplay, Evert Van Beek, Elisa Giaccardi, Stella Boess, Alessandro Bozzon
IASDR Conference Series
Automated and connected technologies are increasingly present in everyday life. The concept of co-performance offers a new perspective on artificial agency by understanding artifacts as capable of performing everyday practices next to people. In this pictorial we adopt a lens informed by co-perfor- mance, and propose the visual vocabulary of the screenplay as a novel way to represent and annotate co-performances. We highlight conflicts and how they are they are resolved through the enactment of new interfaces in-use. We visually represent and annotate scenes found in data from a study of households living with smart technologies. Using this visual vocabulary …
Hitonami (人波): Speculative Design For Overcrowded Mobility Arenas In The 6g Era, Yaara Schattner, Tom Reznikov, Yuri Klebanov, Guy Blander, Niv Yashar, Tal Nisim, Adi Simon, Naomi Slaney, Romi Mikulinsky
Hitonami (人波): Speculative Design For Overcrowded Mobility Arenas In The 6g Era, Yaara Schattner, Tom Reznikov, Yuri Klebanov, Guy Blander, Niv Yashar, Tal Nisim, Adi Simon, Naomi Slaney, Romi Mikulinsky
IASDR Conference Series
The future of urban mobility is expected to experience significant changes with the introduction of emerging technologies: non-human actors, immersive experiences, and location accuracy. Speculative design processes that enable walkable urban environments will become critical for sustainable and inclusive cities. This paper explores challenges and opportunities in designing walkability for Japanese train stations, known for unique features and high density. The paper proposes a framework for improving walkability using a multicultural approach that combines field research with speculative design tactics and lo-fi prototyping. The proposed framework leverages collective movement models and design paradigms to enhance individual and collective walkability. The …
Sync: Novel Bci Design For Neural Synchrony, Connectedness, And Empathy, Yaara Schattner, Yoav Zamir, Niv Siton, Karin Kimel, Noa Zecharia, Noam Goldway Goldway
Sync: Novel Bci Design For Neural Synchrony, Connectedness, And Empathy, Yaara Schattner, Yoav Zamir, Niv Siton, Karin Kimel, Noa Zecharia, Noam Goldway Goldway
IASDR Conference Series
Recent years have shown a remarkable advancement in making neural technologies accessible, transcending the confines of clinical settings, with companies introducing neural hardware once limited to specialized environments. Concurrently, scientific research has made significant strides in demonstrating the effectiveness of neurofeedback as a closed-loop system, enabling individuals to regulate neural signals consciously. While studies focus on individual-based learning, emerging evidence suggests that NF can facilitate neural synchronicity among multiple individuals. To optimize NF and achieve favorable neuro-behavioral outcomes, recent investigations propose integration of immersive interfaces that provide a holistic and meaningful learning experience. However, a disconnect between scientists and designers …
Tools For A Warming Planet, Beth Ferguson, Sara Dean
Tools For A Warming Planet, Beth Ferguson, Sara Dean
IASDR Conference Series
We live on a planet in flux--warming waters and land, chaotic weather, and unknown futures. Our adaptability and ingenuity are crucial to our collective survival, and our planet’s ability to thrive. In response to this condition, innovative new tools for understanding, engaging, and responding to our current and future environment are needed. Tools for a Warming Planet is a crowd-sourced collection of 50 tools that engage in the urgency of climate change. This community archive and living lab was created by using print and digital submission tools shared by a variety of art, design, and cultural institutions. The collection represents …
Ux Design Approach To Guide Parametric Product Customization: A Case For Eyeglass Frame Design, Yibo Jiao, Heekyoung Jung, Alejandro Lozano Robledo, Brigid O’Kane
Ux Design Approach To Guide Parametric Product Customization: A Case For Eyeglass Frame Design, Yibo Jiao, Heekyoung Jung, Alejandro Lozano Robledo, Brigid O’Kane
IASDR Conference Series
We propose a parametric customization process that provides step-by-step instructions for end-users to personalize product shapes by adjusting pre-set parametric values. This pictorial presents the process of structuring the parametric model of eyeglass frames in Rhino Grasshopper as a case study to demonstrate the proposed process through iterative design explorations. A user experience (UX) design approach was applied to construct user interaction workflows, screen mock-ups, and digital interfaces for a web-based service that guides the parametric design process. By simulating the user experience with high-fidelity screen mock-ups, we engaged multiple stakeholders, including product designer, service and UX designer, marketing professional, …
Pedagogy Of Experimental Design: Scientific Research Methods In Architectural Education, Assia Crawford
Pedagogy Of Experimental Design: Scientific Research Methods In Architectural Education, Assia Crawford
IASDR Conference Series
Bio-design is a growing field in architecture that focuses on integrating biological processes and systems into the design of buildings and urban environments. This approach draws inspiration from nature and seeks to create sustainable and regenerative structures that can adapt to changing environmental conditions. Architecture students are increasingly becoming involved in the design and execution of bio-design experiments, leveraging their interdisciplinary knowledge and design skills to create innovative solutions that integrate biology and design principles. This allows students to explore new avenues of research and to develop a deeper understanding of the intersection between design and the natural world. This …
Exploiting Co-Design, Game Thinking And Citizen Science In A Workshop-Like Experience For Stimulating Reflections With Teens, Chiara Ceccarini, Tommaso Zambon, Catia Prandi
Exploiting Co-Design, Game Thinking And Citizen Science In A Workshop-Like Experience For Stimulating Reflections With Teens, Chiara Ceccarini, Tommaso Zambon, Catia Prandi
IASDR Conference Series
Teenagers are constantly overwhelmed with information and activities, both considering school activities and their free time. How can we actively engage them in educational experiences to stimulate discussions and reflections about social issues? To answer this question, we conceived a workshop-like experience where we put into practice three well know methods and concepts, such as co-design, citizen science, and game thinking. The final output of the activity is a low-fidelity prototype of a mobile application, co-designed by a group of students. By taking advantage of open-ended making to engage participants in the ideation of a gamified/game-based citizen science application, we …
Domestic Infrastructure Of Food: Thoughts On Community Engagement Through Food, Furniture, And Architectural Exhibition, Leyuan Li
IASDR Conference Series
Over the past decades, the attention towards fresh food ingredients has promoted the emergence of growing vegetables in domestic spaces and sharing homemade ingredients with neighbors. The introduction of producing and exchanging food in domestic territories not only creates new forms of recreation, but also foregrounds inhabitants' anxieties concerning food security and community engagement, especially amidst global unrest during the pandemic. Within this imperative context, the pictorial essay intends to introduce food as a collective medium and a social act. By showing a series of representations and photographs of an installation project, the essay speculates on the performative and spatial …
Picturing Interactivity: Design Exploration Of A Highly Interactive Picturebook, Nicholas Vanderschantz, Claire Timpany, Kristy Wright
Picturing Interactivity: Design Exploration Of A Highly Interactive Picturebook, Nicholas Vanderschantz, Claire Timpany, Kristy Wright
IASDR Conference Series
Picturebooks and interactivity are two critical features of early learning in the home and during education. Picturebooks afford opportunities for shared reading and learning through active participation by each reader. Picturebook research has explored a range of concepts, yet very little research to date synergises these investigations using a lens that will help to design transformative interactive books that positively impact shared reading. This research offers the design rationale, and process followed to develop a highly interactive printed picturebook. The design considerations employed are presented in our paper and serve as inspiration for designers developing books that may support multiple …
Proceedings Of Iasdr 2023: Life-Changing Design, Daniela De Sainz Molestina, Laura Galluzzo, Francesca Rizzo, Davide Spallazzo
Proceedings Of Iasdr 2023: Life-Changing Design, Daniela De Sainz Molestina, Laura Galluzzo, Francesca Rizzo, Davide Spallazzo
DRS Conference Volumes
This volume is the proceedings of the 10th biennial congress of IASDR, the International Association for Societies of Design Research, hosted by the Politecnico di Milano, 9–13 October 2023. With its overarching theme of “Life-Changing Design” and its diverse thematic tracks, IASDR2023 presented an exceptional opportunity for researchers, scholars, and practitioners to engage with the dynamic landscape of design research. The conference served as a platform for robust discussions, knowledge sharing, and the exploration of innovative solutions to society’s complex challenges. By examining these thematic tracks and their intersection with the central theme, “Life-Changing Design,” the conference contributed to the …
Drselects: Hua Dong On The Proceedings Of The First Conference On Doctoral Education In Design (1998), Hua Dong
DRSelects
No abstract provided.
Drselects: Peter Lloyd, Founder Of The Drs Digital Library, Peter Lloyd
Drselects: Peter Lloyd, Founder Of The Drs Digital Library, Peter Lloyd
DRSelects
No abstract provided.
Textile Intersections Conference 2023: Doctoral Consortium, Katharina Bredies, Ramyah Gowrishankar, Elaine Igoe, Jussi Mikkonen, Neelam Raina
Textile Intersections Conference 2023: Doctoral Consortium, Katharina Bredies, Ramyah Gowrishankar, Elaine Igoe, Jussi Mikkonen, Neelam Raina
Textile Intersections Conference Series
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Drselects: Tincuta Heinzel On Textiles, Material Experiences, Design And Philosophy And Open Design, Tincuta Heinzel
Drselects: Tincuta Heinzel On Textiles, Material Experiences, Design And Philosophy And Open Design, Tincuta Heinzel
DRSelects
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Drselects: Paulina Contreras Correa On Exploring The History Of Design Research Through The Drs Digital Library, Paulina Contreras Correa
Drselects: Paulina Contreras Correa On Exploring The History Of Design Research Through The Drs Digital Library, Paulina Contreras Correa
DRSelects
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Designing Ourselves And Our World: A Designer-Weaver's Perspective On Services, Marcelo Ramirez
Designing Ourselves And Our World: A Designer-Weaver's Perspective On Services, Marcelo Ramirez
ServDes Conference Series
This paper argues that design, particularly service design, plays a significant role in shaping our world by constructing and reconstructing our understanding of it. Rather than a mere means to an end, design is a tool for controlling and producing meaning. Service design plays a crucial role in this process, as it mediates interactions between people and their everyday contexts through services. Design can be seen then as a way of generating culture. By exploring a more systemic approach, service designers can better understand how services shape people's lives and address underlying narratives and discourses that frame relationships between people …
A Study Of Product Service System For Product Family Based On Extension Design, Tao Chen, Ding-Bang Luh, Xing-Sen Li
A Study Of Product Service System For Product Family Based On Extension Design, Tao Chen, Ding-Bang Luh, Xing-Sen Li
ServDes Conference Series
This paper, from the perspective of extension design, investigates the product family architecture composed of demand domain, functional domain, technology domain, and physical domain and establishes a product service system, which is centered on the product family development platform, based on the extension innovation method. The basic-element logic language and method of extension design is employed to analyze the characteristics of product family design including generalization, parameterization, modularization, and intelligence. In this paper, the product family design platform, including four models and three resource libraries, is developed through the formalized and modeled basic-element representation, configuration of modular elements, and intelligent …
Emergent Scoring Of The Temporal Experience, An Investigation Into Service Mapping, Michael Arnold Mages, Stephen Neely
Emergent Scoring Of The Temporal Experience, An Investigation Into Service Mapping, Michael Arnold Mages, Stephen Neely
ServDes Conference Series
The design of services relies heavily on different mapping approaches to develop an overview of service architecture. Scholars largely agree that a key goal of service mapping should be the structuring of experience over time, yet the three most prevalent approaches to mapping service — customer journey maps, service blueprints, and system diagrams — fail to represent important aspects of the temporal experience. Current tools continue to center physical touchpoint attentions and struggle to depict more complex narratives of improvisatory customer/provider interactions. Notating the lived journey of temporally unfolding experience is not a simple task. Accomplishing this will require a …
Life Events As An Approach For Service Ecosystem Design: Lessons Learned From The Finnish Public Services, Núria Solsona Caba, Taija Turunen
Life Events As An Approach For Service Ecosystem Design: Lessons Learned From The Finnish Public Services, Núria Solsona Caba, Taija Turunen
ServDes Conference Series
Life event services have emerged worldwide as an approach for designing public services by addressing significant transitions in life and building an ecosystem around them. We study this approach as an opportunity to engage the ecosystem in a novel manner. Empirically, we investigated three digital public service cases in Finland that leverage the life events approach. Life transitions make gaps between systems visible to the large and complex network of value-creators. Life events is a unifying term for public administrations, cross-sector organisations, and communities involved as providers. Whilst this approach uncovers an underserved set of actors and situational motivations, it …
Trust In The System And Human Autonomy In Customer Service Chatbots, Ana Gervazoni, Manuela Quaresma
Trust In The System And Human Autonomy In Customer Service Chatbots, Ana Gervazoni, Manuela Quaresma
ServDes Conference Series
When Artificial Intelligence systems are not explained clearly to users, it can negatively affect their interactions and compromise their perceptions of a brand. When designing and developing conversational agents that deal with the client, it is crucial to consider that they are a service and follow human-centered Artificial Intelligence (HCAI) approaches. This study discusses two HCAI frameworks, relate them to trust in the system and human autonomy and define how these guidelines could be met in customer service chatbot. A survey was conducted to determine if users' views about their interactions with chatbots aligned with the recommended guidelines and how …
Providing It Services For Enterprises Through The Adoption Of Information And Communication Technologies (Ict) In Restricted Environments: A Participatory Design Process To Refine The ‘Telework For People In Prisons’ Program In Colombia, Luz Alba Gallo
ServDes Conference Series
Since 2015, Colombia has been pioneering technology education in prisons by providing Telework certifications and bringing ICT access to prisoners in civil and military prisons. The goal of this program is for convicts to provide IT services to enterprises as part of their resocialization process. Although this program presented clear benefits for the prisoner’s resocialization process, implementing this initiative as a service was challenging due to several restrictions from the context and the grey areas in the related regulations that the prison ecosystem presented. In 2017, two years after the first phase of the program was deployed, the Ministry of …
Differences And Similarities Between Service Design And Ux Design: A Proposal, Diogo Camillo
Differences And Similarities Between Service Design And Ux Design: A Proposal, Diogo Camillo
ServDes Conference Series
This article aims to review service design (SD) and UX design (UXD) with the intention of proposing a delineation of the differences and similarities between service design and user experience design. The focus of this proposal is to emphasize service design as a field of knowledge and to enable future explorations of UXD contributions to SD and not the other way around. The specific purposes are: 1) differentiate the particularities of service design; 2) differentiate the particularities of the UX design; 3) list points of convergence between service design and UXD; mitigate terminological ambiguities. It is expected to find in …
Between Diving, Breathing And Splashing: Metaphors As Lenses To Inquire Public Innovation Initiatives, Caio Werneck, Isabella Brandalise
Between Diving, Breathing And Splashing: Metaphors As Lenses To Inquire Public Innovation Initiatives, Caio Werneck, Isabella Brandalise
ServDes Conference Series
This paper focuses on metaphors as a methodology to design and reflect on design-led initiatives in the public sector. We are drawing on the experience of a capacity-building program developed in 2020 by Enap (National School of Public Administration) in partnership with teams of the Brazilian federal government, in which we conducted four projects through the metaphor of a collective dive. When analyzing the effects of the projects through conversations with participants, we expanded the metaphor, understanding the reflections as breathing, the project conditions as bubbles and currents, and the results as splashes. We see splashes as variable yet rarely …
Designing For Logic Hybridity In New Service Development: A Case Of The Estonian Youth Mental Health Systems, Eva Liisa Kubinyi, Meghan Lazier, Maarja Mõtus, Josina Vink
Designing For Logic Hybridity In New Service Development: A Case Of The Estonian Youth Mental Health Systems, Eva Liisa Kubinyi, Meghan Lazier, Maarja Mõtus, Josina Vink
ServDes Conference Series
Amid the shift to embrace systems thinking within service design, there is often a tendency to reduce many coexisting systems into one. This paper builds on recent literature that calls for a more mindful approach to working with plurality amid and between systems in service design. Using a research through design approach in the context of Estonia youth mental health systems, this paper presents a framework for holding onto the tensions that arise between multiple logics in new service development and maintaining logic hybridity in the service design process. By exploring how such a framework informs service design decisions and …
Exploring The Systemic And Speculative Dimensions Into Service Design, Zijun Lin, Beatrice Villari
Exploring The Systemic And Speculative Dimensions Into Service Design, Zijun Lin, Beatrice Villari
ServDes Conference Series
The scale and process of Service Design are expanding and evolving as the emerging challenges they face become increasingly complex and uncertain. In order to cope with the systemic complexity and uncertainty of future changes when designing service (eco)systems, more holistic and speculative dimensions are needed to be considered. In the field of design, Systemic Design and Speculative Design are considered to have the capacities to deal with systemic complexity and critically consider future uncertainty. Therefore, this study aims to explore from the theoretical level to the operational level to understand if and how Systemic Design and Speculative Design can …
Issues Integrating Urban Data And Citizen Participation, Raquel Cordeiro, Manuela Quaresma, Isabel Froes
Issues Integrating Urban Data And Citizen Participation, Raquel Cordeiro, Manuela Quaresma, Isabel Froes
ServDes Conference Series
The smart city concept goes beyond expanding technology, including sustainability and citizen well-being. The growth of available datasets provides rich material for public management. However, the potential of this information is underused due to its breadth and complexity. One key challenge is associating it with qualitative research. To address this challenge, within the scope of a PhD research, a set of interviews were carried out with professionals working in the area of smart city and public development in three European cities. The aim was to identify issues and solutions in projects with urban data and citizen participation and better grasp …