Challenges in Public Display Deployments: A Taxonomy of External Factors
summary
A literature review of 71 papers plus in‑the‑wild deployments yields 61 issues that are organized by affinity diagramming with three researchers into a six-category taxonomy (weather, events, surroundings, space, inhabitants, vandalism). Concrete failures include sunlight blinding depth sensors fixed by black curtains, rain destroying speakers, diesel exhaust clogging projector filters, a guard repeatedly turning a projector off, and vandalism causing two weeks downtime and ~€7,000 repairs. Reactions cluster around 40% ignored and frequent adaptation; permanent solutions and embracing effects are rare.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to talk
- 1:10Research methodology
- 3:00Taxonomy of external factors
- 8:42Inhabitants and vandalism
- 11:52Practical considerations
- 14:23Conclusion and Q&A
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