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Designers

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Project Description

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What it does
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Timeline

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Weekly Updates

10/27/22
Observation & IdeatioN

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11/03/22
RAPID PROTOTYPING

Bio Breathing Rapid Prototype

Rapid Prototype Video

We created two separate rapid prototypes.

Prototype 1: Breathing Belt Visualization

Answering the questions:

What might the scale of each component might be to each other?

How does the breathing belt affect the visuals and vibrations from the wall?

diagram of wall prototype still.

Prototype 2: Speakers against cardboard

Answering the Questions:

How does the vibrations feel through cardboard?

Visual Prototypes

Wall with Bio material panels on it with fabric above.

Bio Material Status

Reishi Mushroom Culture

Questions:

Could a blind person use and understand my project?

Yes, and sort of. They would need assistance putting on the belt. They would miss the lights, but they would understand the vibrations they feel and the bio material.

2. Could a Deaf person use and understand my project?

Yes, they could feel the vibrations, put the belt on, see the lights.

3. Could a Deafblind person use and understand my project?

Yes, but they would need help putting the belt on.

11/10/22
USER FEEDBACK

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11/17/22
ITERATION

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5 W’s Chart

Source: Velasco, Carlos and Marianna Obrist. Multisensory Experiences. 2020.

Components	Questions and considerations
Background (Why)	Why do we want to design this interface?
Impressions (What)	What impressions do we want the user to feel when interacting with the interface?
Events (When)	What is the user’s journey?
Sensory Elements (How)	What sensory modalities should we select and why? Are there trade-offs? Who might be excluded?
Designer/User (Who/Whom)	Who is the designer? For who are we designing?

System Diagram

Code

Sources

Final Presentation