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Joel Bio
Joel currently studies Interactive Media Design at Northumbria University. He developed a keen interest in digital design ever since the age of 14 when he was introduced to Photoshop while shadowing a graphic designer at J B Printing Ltd. Now, at age 21, Joel loves to create and enjoys finding imaginative ways to generate, design and produce innovative solutions to all kinds of design problems. In his free time, Joel enjoys bouldering and finds tackling climbing walls the perfect way to clear his mind and relax. He also enjoys and attending music events across the country with close friends.
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Moritz Haecker Bio
Moritz is a 22 years old student who lives in his hometown stuttgart, germany. Currently he is studying „New Media“ at Merz Akademie. His interest are wide spread in all different fields of technology from interactive projection mapping in night clubs and creating 3d animated video content to coding websites and applications. In his spare time he is spending a lot time with his friends and creative and active people who like working together on projects. Due to his open mind in new technology fields and his interest in for him unknown technologies he hasn’t choosen a specific field in wich he sees himself later.
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Kevins Bio
Kevin is a computer scientist who lives in Zurich, Switzerland. He is studying iCompetence at Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz. His main interests are developing software and building intuitive user interfaces. He is working part-time for a transport company, which organizes express shipments all over the world. As the only computer scientist there, he is developing and maintaining all of their administration tools. Kevin loves music and lives his passion as a DJ. He likes sport, especially ice hockey.
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Jays Bio (writing in the 3rd person makes it pretty much impossible not to sound pretentious)
Jay is an interactive media student studying at Northumbria University in Newcastle. His main interests are user experience design and user interface design. Jay is currently partaking in an internship at Hedgehog Lab where he is a junior designer. In 10 years time Jay sees himself being the Creative Director of a mobile application company, assuring that all projects create a compelling user experience which solve annoying everyday problems and make life easier for the users. In his spare time Jay enjoys watching movies, collecting records and experiencing different cultures.
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Here I have created a simple workflow which shows how the glass and the tablet will work in conjunction with one another.
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Here I have improved my initial design and also considered how the users will add images to reports.
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Get an impression of the crappy photo quality of the epson glass...
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I've been wearing the glass for more than 1 hour now. Despite the coaches' opinion it is no problem to read text. Of course it has to have a certain size.
Note the two examples above. Furthermore the design for the menubar is given. It looks like the normal android you are used to on your phone. The menubar will fade out if the cursor is not on it... So we can use the whole screen.
looking through the glass and doing something different like in my case writing this post on my pc is also not that much of an issue. Just have to look through the glass at the bottom - to look at the projection look up again.
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I have designed this interface for the tablet. The idea is that the user takes photos and records voice notes whilst they're on the job and then they go back to the office and are able to add notes and add pictures to the report to finish it off.
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Rough sketches based on information architecture.
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Kind of a information architecture.
The process is now very simplified.
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The vision of 2024 is based on the vision of 2016. In the vision of 2016 human beeings have to do most of the jobs, for example interactive working with the help of the AR glass and voice control. These jobs will be assumed by robots and computerised programms.
In 2024 human beeings are only for controlling and overseeing. Only in a case of emergency people can stop the programm or the robots to repair them. In the case of using robots Alstom will economise a lot of money. The error rate will be more less with the robots than with human beeings. But efficienc will be more higher. By permanent controlling the total system will be breakdown susceptibility very low.
By permanent reporting of robots and machines information and data is flowing permanently to the control center. Every information will be evaluated and so there will be more effektive cost-benefit-ration. Alstom will make economies capability. By the evectivenesst the employment of capital in machines and robots will be redeemed very fast.
Every robots and machines will have a system of security service. This system will gurantee that hacking is nearly unpossible.
Interactive communication will be no longer only between human beeings in 2024. Also robots and machines will communicate with each other. Human beeing will assess information with the help of projection reports. They will functioned as a supervisory authority and navigator.
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