TINK - sketching product experiences of connected objects

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Graduation assignment Market analysis User research
1.1 Sketching for Interaction
design
1.1.1 Sketching with code
1.1.2 Sketchy qualities
1.1.3 From sketches to prototypes
1.1.4 Terminology
1.1.5 Graduation Assignment
INSERT Sketchy programming tools
INSERT Sketching an animated pattern
using processing
1.2 About tools
1.2.1 A philosophical perspective
on tools
1.2.2 design tools
1.3 The Internet of things
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2.1 Communication model for
Connected Objects
2.2 Categories of Connected
Objects
2.2.1 Objects linked to digital data
2.2.2 Objects that publish data to
the web
2.2.3 Objects that pull data from
the web
2.2.4 Remote controlled Objects
2.2.5 Bidirectional communication
devices
2.2.6 Objects networks
2.3 Connected Objects toolbox
2.4 Tools users
2.5 Technology archetypes
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3.1 Research questions
3.2 Research setup
3.3 Research results
3.4 Discussion
3.5 Program of requirements
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2.5.1 Hardware
2.5.2 Software
2.5.3 Hardware + software
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2.6 Design directions
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