DIGITAL HABITS & “HUMANISTIC INTERFACES”
Superstudio Più | SuperDesign Show
via Tortona, 27
MILANO
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April 2017
During the 2017 edition of the Superdesign Show by Superstudio, Digital Habits will examine in depth the relationship between the user, the context and controls of electronic products. The new prototypes go beyond the natural interfaces designed in previous years, and present multisensory systems that connect gestures, space, attention and feedbacks.
During the 2017 edition of the Superdesign Show by Superstudio, Digital Habits will examine in depth the relationship between the user, the context and controls of electronic products.
The new prototypes go beyond the natural interfaces designed in previous years, and present multisensory systems that connect gestures, space, attention and feedbacks.
The presented products are control devices designed around humans, their anthropometry, their spaces and their best perceiving or moving abilities; they are not based on technical elements such as the size of the display, the available sensors or the computational capability.
In this sense, these devices express a design Humanism. Therefore, the underlying technological sophistication does not reveal itself in the technocratic tendency to standardize components, which brings to the standardization of user experiences as well.
In the section of “Selected Objects” titled “Time to color”, Digital Habits will present three new projects, that have colour as a common thread of the user experience between objects and environment:
OSOUND XL: new Bluetooth speaker, part of the Osound family, covered by colourful fabrics; its wide dimensions integrate the product harmoniously with the surrounding architecture COLOR SWING: detection system of the colour information of the objects’ surfaces which returns a feedback in the environment XVOID: air interface, to control light/colour intensity; for the exhibited project, the experimental case is the control of light (both white and coloured).
Digital Habits
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Exhibition - Digital Habits will examine in depth the relationship between the user, the context and controls of electronic products. The new prototypes go beyond the natural interfaces designed in previous years, and present multisensory systems.
Exhibition - Digital Habits will examine in depth the relationship between the user, the context and controls of electronic products. The new prototypes go beyond the natural interfaces designed in previous years, and present multisensory systems.
Exhibition - Digital Habits will examine in depth the relationship between the user, the context and controls of electronic products. The new prototypes go beyond the natural interfaces designed in previous years, and present multisensory systems.
Exhibition - Digital Habits will examine in depth the relationship between the user, the context and controls of electronic products. The new prototypes go beyond the natural interfaces designed in previous years, and present multisensory systems.
Exhibition - Digital Habits will examine in depth the relationship between the user, the context and controls of electronic products. The new prototypes go beyond the natural interfaces designed in previous years, and present multisensory systems.
Exhibition - Digital Habits will examine in depth the relationship between the user, the context and controls of electronic products. The new prototypes go beyond the natural interfaces designed in previous years, and present multisensory systems
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