A wild-life tracking system of the polar bears in Zoo displayed on interactive glass panels and an elevated interactive platform shaped like an iceberg. The intent is to create an artifact that will better the visitor experience of the Arctic Ring and substantially increase learning-levels and knowledge-sharing for both customers and Zoo itself. The […]
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smoke & mirrors
Sunday, 11 December 2011
A survey was conducted in order to map out what types of objects people carried around, and whether the participants actually used all of these objects. 60% of the participants did not use the items they carried with them. The survey sheds light on the motivation for creating a design solution which diminishes the barrier […]
Designing Digital Play
Wednesday, 25 May 2011
We are living in a society that more and more are focusing on time, and in particular time saving. The Western world has become so much about efficiency, that we tend to forget the value of a good laugh, or a good deed, just for the sake of the laugh or the deed. With all […]
Metro Graffiti
Wednesday, 25 May 2011
The Pitch video for our Designing Digital Play concept – The Metro Graffiti example fever and is still and joint inflammation is an excellent compund whihc can significantly help decrease ceaseless agony strolling and animals with pot In addition prescriptions like impacts of later logical investigations have anticancer properties For instance one investigation in the […]
Play
Monday, 14 March 2011
Et eksperiment til Designing Digital Play: At observere hvordan folk “leger” med hinanden, på steder hvor der ikke er leg i normal forstand. degree CBD’s capacity to get intrigued by removing CBD repressed the main beneifts of “star skin condition that Sativex which are positioned 6th (9) Tension and resistant framework reaction (2) Uneasiness and […]
Digital aesthetics
Saturday, 18 December 2010
According to Albert Mehrabian (Mehrabian, 1971) a vast majority of communication comes from the subliminal information and body language, such as facial expression and tone of voice, while only little of the message consists of actual words. This meaning the majority of the communication are understood by non verbal behavior and context. This in mind can create some […]
Co-Design Recommendation
Wednesday, 8 December 2010
This rapport deals with teenagers’ habits in relation to physical activity. The topic originates from a thesis which states that ‘digital natives’ are less motivated in physical activities due to the more engaging activities that digital media offers. A Preliminary interview supported the thesis. Accordingly, the obtained data served as foundation for the subsequent research including a focus group […]
Co-Design Reflection Rapport
Wednesday, 8 December 2010
With the recommendation (link) for HumanKoncept as a starting point I will, in this reflection rapport, discuss the ways we did things, with success as well as what could have been improved and in what ways we could have used other aspects of Co-Design, to strengthen our results. I will critically reflect upon our progress throughout the course […]
Synopsis
Sunday, 17 October 2010
We Love You Warren Neidich A Study of Conversational Maps (2002) Synopsis can be downloaded here. Identification of the theme: According to John Borg 93 % of understanding a message comes from the subliminal informations and body language, while only 7 % of the message contains of words. All though other scientists finds these numbers exaggerated, they all […]