CAIF Outputs

Posted: June 27th, 2005 | No Comments »

Different outputs from the Collaborative Artefacts Interactive Furniture (CAIF) workshop in Chateau d’Oex

Nicolas Nova presented CatchBob!:
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Mauro Cherubini presented ShoutSpace:
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Patrick Jermann used our non-pretencious informative art viz of portal usage to talk about group mirroring:
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I was in the “3rd Places” group that came up with the idea of “Venting machine”
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Nicolas Nova blogged about it “Venting machines instead of vending machines”

The workshop booklet by Mauro Cherubini
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SubEthaEdit collaborative notes are online

People met:

  • Edith K. Ackermann, children playgrounds, and playthings
  • Jan Borchers, ubicomp, post-desktop UIs, HCI desgin patterns, (A Pattern Approach to Interaction Design)
  • Birgitta Cappelen, unfoldnings
  • Dana Cho, IDEO‘shuman centered design process (very marketing oriented)
  • Régine Debatty, we make money not art
  • Christophe Guignard, ECAL, digital media and physical space, mobility and working space, fabric.ch
  • Jeffrey Huang, architecture, digital media and information technology at Harvard (and at EPFL in 2006)
    Frédéric Kaplan, autonomous objects for everyday use, learning robots
  • Jean-Baptiste Labrune, Interactive design and children
  • Saadi Lahlou, augmented environments, impacts of environment changes on activity in officies, head of the Laboratory of Design for Cognition at EDF, co-founder of the RUFAE
  • Stefano Mastrogiacomo, information architect
  • Mark Meagher, integration of software into the architectural setting as a means of enhancing collaboration
  • Chris O’Shea, digital artist and interactive designer. He carries an open source research paltform for audio visual performance using tangible interfaces
  • Scott Minneman, mechanical engineering and architecture background. Interdisciplinary design and physicality of everyday design work at Onomy Labs, Inc
  • Thorsten Prante, fresh doctor, context-aware computing, ubicomp, ambiant computing
  • Ibars Roger, design of daily devices having self-reflection experiences of their functions (blog)
  • Peggy Thoeny, social interacction within the public space
  • Kevin Walker, London Knowledg Lab, ambient and ubiquitous learning. He developped a titling table to fly over San Francisco