What Pokemon Go and Smart Kitchens Taught Us About Design
summary
Pokemon Go proves augmented reality drives real foot traffic and 20 million monthly users can change perceived value of physical places; a bakery adding free Wi‑Fi or a custom lure actually increases dwell time and sales. A prototype smart‑kitchen built as a trade‑show engagement uses Unity on iPad with QR code recognition and After Effects sprite sheets to overlay info; it gets attention, teaches behaviors, and succeeds as a paid prototype rather than a finished product.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:48Trends
- 3:15Design Details
- 5:02Interaction Behavior
- 7:48Virtual Experience
- 10:44User Experience
- 13:16Gaming Industry
- 16:04Previsualization
- 17:01Challenges
- 20:39Codependency
- 29:19Accessibility
- 31:48Photoshop Keynote
- 32:47Smart Kitchens
- 37:11Proximity
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