Hydrone: Bringing Interactivity to Small Water Features
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Hydrone is a small autonomous watercraft designed to add interactivity to small water features by using water jets, locomotion, and physical/aesthetic design to elicit emotions and enable playful, personal experiences. The project reports a research-through-design process with multiple prototypes that expand the Hydrone’s expressive capabilities for connecting a land-based visitor with a mobile device in the water.
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