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Discover the transformative insights in 'My Robot Gets Me,' a groundbreaking book that explores the evolution of smart products and their integration into our daily lives. Written by renowned product design expert Carla Diana, this essential read demystifies the way technology enhances our interactions with consumer products, pushing the boundaries of traditional design.
As we rely more on 'smart' devices—such as voice assistants like Siri, automated home devices like Roomba, and smart lighting with Alexa—it's vital to understand the potential these tools have to revolutionize our homes. The smart home industry is poised to surpass $100 billion in growth, but many first-generation products retain limitations in their functionalities. How can we push the envelope further?
Carla Diana introduces the concept of social design, illustrating how subtle design techniques can humanize our interactions with everyday objects. Through compelling examples, she discusses important principles like 'product presence,' 'object expression,' and 'interaction intelligence.' By employing innovative methods such as bodystorming, scenario storyboarding, and video prototyping, designers can create smart products that evoke genuine human responses.
Whether you're a product designer, entrepreneur, or simply an enthusiast of the smart home revolution, 'My Robot Gets Me' offers invaluable strategies and insights to engage with the evolving landscape of smart technology. It's more than just a book; it's a guide to conceptualizing and optimizing the next generation of tech-savvy products that resonate with users on a personal level.
As we rely more on 'smart' devices—such as voice assistants like Siri, automated home devices like Roomba, and smart lighting with Alexa—it's vital to understand the potential these tools have to revolutionize our homes. The smart home industry is poised to surpass $100 billion in growth, but many first-generation products retain limitations in their functionalities. How can we push the envelope further?
Carla Diana introduces the concept of social design, illustrating how subtle design techniques can humanize our interactions with everyday objects. Through compelling examples, she discusses important principles like 'product presence,' 'object expression,' and 'interaction intelligence.' By employing innovative methods such as bodystorming, scenario storyboarding, and video prototyping, designers can create smart products that evoke genuine human responses.
Whether you're a product designer, entrepreneur, or simply an enthusiast of the smart home revolution, 'My Robot Gets Me' offers invaluable strategies and insights to engage with the evolving landscape of smart technology. It's more than just a book; it's a guide to conceptualizing and optimizing the next generation of tech-savvy products that resonate with users on a personal level.