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Designing the PDA of the future

Interactions, 2002
In this article, Aaron Marcus and Associates (AM+A) describes a project with Samsung Electronics to design user-interface concepts for the future of wireless devices. AM+A conducted extensive research, including contextual observation, then designed a suite of product ideas that Samsung could incorporate into specific products over the next few years ...
Aaron Marcus, Eugene Chen
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OR of the future: implications for design

AORN Journal, 1976
Increased technology and scientific knowledge have had significant influence on surgical care during the past decade; however, the effects will be even more profound in the 20 to 30 years to come. Although concrete, futuristic developments in this area are speculative at best, one can perhaps foresee the utilization of currently developing concepts ...
M M, Rosenkoetter, D L, Price
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Cities Designing the Future

2019
Technology is leading cities to design the future and rediscover the concept of the city as a form of a sustainable and smart community, adopting a smart approach to developing and sustaining urban policy initiatives. Cities planning a smart development do not necessarily become sustainable cities. Cities can build relationships with their inhabitants,
Mauro Romanelli   +3 more
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Design without a future

Interactions, 2016
This forum highlights conversations at the intersection of design methods and social studies of technology. By highlighting a diversity of perspectives on design interventions and programs, we aim to forge new connections between HCI design and communication, science and technology studies, and media studies scholarship ...
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Designing future vaccines

Journal of Hospital Infection, 1991
Vaccination is one of the major preventive measures against infectious diseases. With the exception of the hepatitis B vaccine, the vaccines in use today are produced from the infectious agents themselves, either by attenuation or inactivation. Although these products have been successful in controlling many diseases, there are several reasons why ...
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Designing a home of the future

IEEE Pervasive Computing, 2002
An interdisciplinary team is developing technologies and design strategies that use context-aware sensing to empower people by presenting information at precisely the right time and place. The team is designing a living laboratory to study technology that motivates behavior change in context.
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Future designers

Interactions, 2015
A crash course on creativity, design thinking, and design for young children.
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Smart cards: a design for the future

Journal of Information Technology, 1996
A new smart card system, Vitesse, is outlined in design detail to meet many needs stemming from the current ability to manipulate information over the network medium. A new smart card operating system, object oriented in nature, is described in terms of a client/server architecture where clients (desktop computers) run front end applications and ...
Robert H. Davis, Hamish Mitchell
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Designing the future

Proceedings of the 5th conference on Designing interactive systems: processes, practices, methods, and techniques, 2004
How can designers make more meaningful, rich and user enabling interactive systems? What are the best principles, affordances and techniques of interactive design, what are some examples, and how should designers approach this challenge? This panel explores an approach called Productive Interaction, which views interaction as a medium that enables the ...
Philip van Allen   +3 more
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Design for testability: today and in the future

Proceedings Tenth International Conference on VLSI Design, 1997
Summary form only given. The author reviews the current techniques with a particular emphasis on today's Scan Designs. This entails distinguishing the differences between scan techniques, since all scans are not created equal! From this point the Testability Standards are discussed; these include the Boundary Scan activities and the Analog activities ...
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