Video editing by annotation on digital paper.
Video editing by annotation on digital paper.
Techniques for capturing hand posture and motion.
Ideas on how to highlight selections among a collection of physical objects.
Digital paper story cards, moving on the boundary between physical and virtual representations.
Video editing by example. Select a recorded clip by re-creating elements of the recorded scene.
A rather clumsy memory stick for video clips, which lead to…
…a slightly more interesting memory stick, drawing on the core idea of public and private categories for convenient sharing.
Memory flakes: Disposable storage devices for light-weight digital contents.
A robot guide dog for the visually impaired.
This is a selection of my interaction design sketches. Some of them come from projects I have been involved in, others are more coincidental.
What they have in common is that I have never had the opportunity to push the ideas further. However, I think some of the ideas may be good ones.
So, I guess the best I can do is to make them available to other interaction designers who might find them useful and inspirational for their own work.
How could an annotated bibliography be visualized?
Similar data set, different interaction technique (which I call SelecTable): reference list visualization.
Another reference list visualization using a more classical approach.
Alternative concepts for visualizing people in large organizations. Developed within the Pinpoint project.
Wireframes for an input interface to encourage self-reporting.
