Contents of Article
This article describes the impact ubicomp has had on different aspects of our daily lives as a groundbreaking cross-disciplinary study, and has produced a series of innovative technological and cultural reforms. The author has carried out in-depth exploration and thinking on the application of Ubicomp in different fields. For example, mobile terminal augmented reality to enhance users’ perception of specific locations, augmented virtual reality and so on. In addition, the author critically discusses the shortcomings of mobile media. It calls on us to re-examine the role and purpose of mobile media in public and private Spaces. At the end of the article, the authors envision the future carrier form of Ubicomp.
My screenshot (ubicomp, 2020)
My Idea
In my opinion, Ubicomp is a cool field. It is a combination of multiple disciplines and technologies, and it is also a development trend of the future. I have some insights after reading. First of all, in the design practice, design humanized interactive experience. Combined use scenarios, so that users could feel natural when using. Secondly, in terms of functionality, multi-dimensional thinking about how to bring a better user experience. Pull in the distance between the user and the product. Finally, the design carrier is not limited to the mobile phone, any embedded mobile media can be tried and studied. Electronic glasses, toothbrush and many other media can be tried to design or program.
Testing prototypes to learn, fix and increase fidelity. (JiaoJiao, 2015)
Rrference
Díaz, L. ( 1 ) and Ekman, U. ( 2 ) (no date) ‘Introduction to Mobile ubiquity in public and private spaces’, Digital Creativity, 22(3), pp. 127–133. doi: 10.1080/14626268.2011.606819.
picture source
JiaoJiao, X., 2017. Seamful Gestures: a body interface for mixed reality. [image online] Available at: https://medium.com/teague-labs/seamful-gestures-a-body-interface-formixed-reality-638c8a6968a8 [Accessed: 23 June 2021].
Ubicomp (2020) [Screenshot]. Available at: https://m.blog.naver.com/PostView.naverisHttpsRedirect=true&blogId=ki630808&logNo=222137410523 (Accessed: 20 June 2021).
