Emotion in Motion
summary
Claims that motion design makes interfaces feel human and speeds implementation backed by concrete practices and prototypes. Shows Jamboard as a built collaborative whiteboard (announced, not yet public), demos a thesis robot Pico that expresses emotion with GIF faces, and cites face‑tracking by Sightcorp and wearable sensors. Motion references are produced in After Effects and exported to app code to cut dev ambiguity, produce precise timings and curves, and enable microinteractions and eventual per‑user emotional personalization.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 11:57Saving time and money prototyping
- 26:44Digital Body Language
- 31:28Melancholic Interfaces?
- 31:50Miero Interactions
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