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Wearable computing: The good, the bad and the ugly@RuthEllisonUX Australia 2013

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Wearable computing is not new

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@RuthEllison from @stamfordUXArtist: Norman Rockwell, 1965

NASA telemetry systems

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Google glass

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Google glass translations

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Technology adoption lifecycle

Image source: Craig Chelius

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Jumping the Technology Adoption “Chasm”

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The douchebag effect

Image source: http://acorn-blog.blogspot.com.au/2007_09_01_archive.html

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Privacy

Privacy

Utility

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One (primary) function

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One function

Image source: Nike, FitBit

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The familiar

Image source: Pebble

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The familiar

Image source: http://www.acquiremag.com/sports/ski-snowboard/oakley-airwave-goggle.php

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The familiar

Image source:: http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/livemap-motorbike-helmet-with-navigation?browse_v=old_no_dropdown

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The familiar

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Triggers for change

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169.5 million fitness

activity devices by

2017Source: http://www.abiresearch.com/research/product/1015644-wearable-computing-technologies/

Fitness stats

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Personalised health data

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@RuthEllison from @stamfordUXImage source: http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/google-glass-helps-paralyzed-woman-experience-life/

Providing independence

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Personalising the user experience

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Unfamiliar vs. familiar

Personalisation

Data analysis & immediate feedback

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Thank you :)@RuthEllison from @StamfordUX


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