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Title:	The Natural Aspect of Mobile Interfaces: Becoming Borg, Designing Body Worn Technolgy
Authors:	Starner, Thad Zeagler, Clint Georgia Institute of Technology. School of Interactive Computing Georgia Institute of Technology. Industrial Design Program
Subjects :	Industrial design Body worn technology Mobile devices Wearable computers
Issue Date:	14-Jan-2009
Publisher:	Georgia Institute of Technology
Series/Report no.:	Nature in Design series
Abstract:	Georgia Tech professors Thad Starner and Clint Zeagler discussed the natural aspect of mobile interfaces and the special challenges of designing technology for human mobility and interaction. Thad and Clint presented examples of designing body worn technology by looking at case studies from their collaborative course "Wearable Designs / Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing".
Description:	Presented on January 14, 2009 from 6:00 – 7:00 pm in the Architecture Auditorium/East Architecture Building.
Type:	Lecture
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/1853/27917
Appears in Collections:	Industrial Design Lecture Series

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