Creating People-Aware IoT Applications by Combining Design Thinking and User-Centered Design Methods
| Type of publication: | Inproceedings |
| Citation: | In: Proceedings of the IEEE World Forum on Internet of Things, 14-16.12.2015, Milan, Italy |
| Year: | 2015 |
| Month: | December |
| Abstract: | This article presents a methodology based on design thinking and user experience design methods for creating what we call ‘people-aware’ IoT applications, where user needs, not technological opportunities, drive the development. This methodology is divided into 7 steps: discovery, capturing, research, design, prototype, evaluate and refine. The tools used include conventional user experience procedures such as problem identification, group brainstorming, surveys, or interviews, mixed with more IoT-specific design specificities. The results of the methodology include well-described and user-oriented scenarios meeting user’s needs and also a complete toolbox to assist the implementation and the testing of abovementioned scenarios in an IoT perspective. The article describes the methodology in detail with the help of a use case conducted in a business environment available for the project that leads to the identification and partial design of concrete people-aware IoT applications in the context of a smart meeting room. |
| Keywords: | Context-Aware Environment, Design Thinking, Internet of Things, User Experience., User-Centered Design |
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