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Project EIExploring Interactions

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Design Goal & Interaction

“Help recreational pedestrians in

their daily environment enjoy their 

walks by amazing/ surprising them.”

“I want the interactio

the user and my prod

comfortably refre

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Persona & Scenario

 Jan & Astrid Age: 58 & 51

Goals: - Get some fresh air - Break the work routine

Jan works full-time as a safety experta factory. Astrid works part-time at a local bank.

“We like to go for a walk inthe weekends, because we  don’t want to spend the

entire day indoors.”

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Persona & Scenario

Sophie & Ruben Age: 21 & 22

Goals: - Get time together - Get some fresh air 

Sophie is a law student in her third year. Ruben is an architecture studenin his fourth year.

“We don’t even have to talk.Sometimes we just walk and

 we feel comfortable that way. Take a breather.”

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Persona & Scenario

Gerard (& Max) Age: 66

Goals: - Walk the dog- Getting out

Gerard is a retired accountant. He liwith his wife Lisa. He is the one whowalks Max most of the time.

“Retirement made meappreciate walking Max evenmore. It is also good for my 

physical health.”

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Effects

• Getsyououtoftherut

• Providesconversationtopic

• Distracts

• Makesawareofsurroundings

• Triggerscuriosity

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Senses

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Idea direction

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Idea direction

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Idea direction

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Customer Journey Map

 AmazementComfort

 At home Leaving Walking Seeing object Interacting with object Talking about object N

Jan and Astrid are stillat home and a littlebored. They decide togo for a walk. Being intheir home environmentthey are obviously verycomfortable.

They put on their shoesand are still in their home environment.Before opening thefront door they are stillin a warm and cosy environment.

 As soon as they arewalking they become alittle more aware of their surroundings. Theyare however talkingabout work and notreally entertained.Being in warm coatsand warming up duringwalking they still arecomfortable enough.

When they run in astrange object they areamazed by what theysee/hear. This contrib-utes in a negative wayto their comfort, but it’snot that bad.

When they start inter-acting with the objectthey are still amazed,but the surprise andtheir dip in comfort aregone.

When continuing thewalk they talk about themisterious object theyencountered. They areagain comfortablywalking.

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Research Workshop

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Conclusion

Look! Whatʻs that

Listen... Play!

Feel! Wow!