Ludic Lift Design Refinement Presentation

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Team

Bashkim Isai Lisa Underhill Dean Jullie Felicity Lupo Matt Lewis


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Intended Experience

To raise awareness of the health implicationsassociated with short elevator journeys.


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Audience

Teaching staff

Building residents

Building administration staff Students


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Ludic Lift

Two Lifts

Each lift has its own

Persona

Dating Couple

Engagement Changes

with Floors Travelled

Lifts communicate with

each other through

passengers

Voice-overs describe

the level of Engagement

with the Lifts


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Neenish Mirror

Collective Output

Visualises Lift Usage

Concave and Convex

Visual Appearance

through a Digital Mirror


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Iterative Development Lifecycle

Boehm (1988)


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Location Selection

University of

Queensland

General Purpose South

Lat: -27.500016(ish)

Long: +153.015121(ish)


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Implementation

Ludic Lift

Arduino Duemilanove

RFID Reader/Tag

Light Dependant Resistor

Wave Shield

XBee Communication

Neenish Mirror

Streaming Video Camera

Screen (LCD)


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ZiZi The Affectionate Couch

Developed in Canberra

by Stephen Barrass

Anthropomorphising of

a Ottoman Couch

Animal Emotional

Response to Physical

Interaction

Pouts for Attention

Growls when Stroked


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Feral Robotic Dogs

Developed in United

States by Natalie

Jeremijenko (NYU)

Animal emotionalresponse to

Environmental

Surroundings

Dies when Radioactive

Material Present


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V.A.N.C.E.

Developed in United

States by Aaron

Uhrmacher (NYU)

Voice Activated NumberCounting Elevator

High-Fidelity Proof of

Concept


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Interactive Elevator

Describes the Emotional

State of people in a

Building through an

Elevator Collaborative

Information Input

Interfaces through

Twitter


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Play Quartz Composer


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Neenish Mirror

Collective Representation of the Community

Fun Factor


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Quartz Composer


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Output Variation

Irresponsible Lift Engagement Responsible Lift Engagement


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Acoustics

Using sound to give the lift a Human persona

Interaction between passenger and lift

Interaction Between the two lifts

Representation of the Collective Activity

Levels of the Building

Using sound to trigger an emotional response

Fun Factor


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Usage Research

Informal Survey of Lift

Usage

Count number of Floors

Travelled


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Play Flash File


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Voiceovers

Lifts interacting with

Passenger

Lifts Interacting with Each

Other


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Current Considerations

Organisational

Permission for Space

Equipment hasnt Arrived

Consideration of disabled

bodies using the lift

Technical

RFID Reader (ID-20) not

Functional at Distance

Arduino has only 5 analoginputs and 13 digital pins


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Gantt Chart

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