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- Managed to export my video in a legible format! Who needs google when you have the expert advice of @rickcurran 5 hrs ago
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Tag Archives: interaction
Colours and Decapitations
Not a wholly misleading blog title here. Following chats with various people I decided to do a test to see how people reacted to my robot - without its head. Or should I say, without a face. I gave the … Continue reading
Posted in 4th Year Product Design
Tagged aesthetic, donation, Dundee, experiment, interaction, MAKE, problem solving, Product Design, prototype, robots, University
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DON-8r in action!
For the past week or so I have been working on bringing my scale prototype to life. The video above is the culmination of this work and also a means for me to portray some of my user testing. The … Continue reading
Posted in 4th Year Product Design
Tagged blue foam, craft, DC motor, DON-8r, donation, Dundee, experiment, Film, interaction, letraset, MAKE, Paper Mache, Product Design, prototype, switch, technology, University, user
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Testing User Interaction
While also being a fund raising and publicity opportunity for Dundee Science Centre, my couple of days out at The Overgate Shopping Centre was also a great opportunity for some in depth user testing. This has allowed me to highlight … Continue reading →