Beyond Mobile: Where No Geek Has Gone Before
summary
Promises of future interfaces become decisions when concrete examples appear: intoNow (listens to 4 seconds of TV to identify season and episode), gesture cameras like Leap Motion (distributed to ~12,000 developers), Kinect APIs and hacks that snapshot and share via phone, the grain‑of‑sand Proteus pill that activates in the stomach and reports via a Bluetooth patch, Nest thermostats and Nike FuelBand syncing passively, Philips Hue bulbs and 14,000 Wi‑Fi streetlights saving ~£1m a year.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Post-mobile computing expedition
- 2:11Sensors in personal devices
- 6:26Augmented reality beyond gimmicks
- 9:18Designing for sensors not screens
- 13:13Natural interaction with gestures
- 16:32Custom sensors in medical devices
- 21:31Mirroring and smart broadcasting
- 25:21Beyond screens to appliances
- 27:53Migrating interfaces across devices
- 30:47Corning’s scalable displays
- 35:4120-year tech adoption rule
- 37:31Sharing content between devices
- 40:46Just-in-time software
- 42:56Passive and social devices
- 46:02Dumb devices future
- 49:13Content for unknown devices
- 52:41Building services not apps
- 54:48Preparing for post-mobile
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