SpringFlow: A Digital Spring-sign
Paper in proceeding, 2002
We present SpringFlow, a digital Spring-sign, which, from February to May, changes its characteristics to indicate how far gone spring is. With the aid of our Spring-sign, you navigate through time just like you would with a calendar. Its construction resembles a hollow ball, while the appearance of it depends on the users interactions. By tilting it, changes in sound, light, heat and cold will be produced. Based upon prior work in ubiquitous computing, SpringFlow incorporates old techniques to create something new. This paper describes the components, interaction, implementation, conceptual approach, but most of all the aesthetics
tangible media
human-computer interaction
interactive installation
computer aesthetics
ubiquitous computing
interaction design
computer technology
open interface
aesthetics
Author
Charlotte Axelsson
Eva Eriksson
Computing Science, Interaction Design Collegium (Chalmers)
daniel Lindros
Marie Mattsson
Proceedings of the second Nordic conference on Human-computer interaction , Aarhus, Denmark, Jun. 2005.
297-298
1-58113-616-1 (ISBN)
Subject Categories
Computer Science
ISBN
1-58113-616-1