Le Web - Future of the Interface and The Internet of Things

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Amber Case

Talk given at LeWeb 2012 in Paris, France. Video available here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1G0RuobWoDU

Technologie

LEWEB ’12

HI!
MY NAME IS
AMBER CASE
I’M FROM
GEOLOQI (NOW ESRI)
AMBER CASE
@CASEORGANIC
ACASE@ESRI.COM

LEWEB ’12

FROM SOLID
TO LIQUID
TO AIR
THE FUTURE OF THE INTERFACE
AND THE INTERNET OF THINGS
AMBER CASE
@CASEORGANIC
ACASE@ESRI.COM

SLIDE TITLE GOES HERE
SUBHEADLINE CAN GO HERE OR DELETE THIS BOX.
To reshape the digital media experience in a way that will become a new standard in
quality publishing.

LEWEB ’12

cyborg:
an organism “to which exogenous
components have been added
for the purpose of adapting
to new ambient spaces”

LEWEB ’12

http://farm1.static.ﬂickr.com/
119/293670483_cbce23bdde
_b.jpg

LEWEB ’12 Flickr: soylentgreen23

VISUALIZED 2012

I. MAKING THE INVISIBLE
VISIBLE

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EXAMPLE:
AARON PARECKI’S
GPS MAPS OF PORTLAND

What can you do when your
phone knows where it is?

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An Invisible
Button 120m

1500m

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Calm technology
Actions as buttons
Invisible interfaces
Trigger-based interactions

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Ambient Notiﬁcations
•Processes occur in the background
•Data is pushed to the user

Ambient Input
•User’s location
•Time of day

•Current speed

Geoloqi (now Esri)
Next Generation Location
Platform

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your phone will become a
remote control for reality.

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Location should empower
people

USE YOUR
LOCATION TO
TURN ON AND OFF
THE LIGHTS

-Enter the house, the
lights turn on
-Leave, and the lights
turn oﬀ

BRINGING WIKIPEDIA TO LIFE

LEWEB ’12 WORLD’S SMALLEST PARK

Geotrigger™
functionality
integrated
into the Esri
120m

platform
July 2013 1500m

LEWEB ’12

“Of all of the newest technologies for
ﬁnding friends or dating, I’ve found
that I have many friends, and a loving
wife. At the end of it all, the person I
know least about is myself.”
- Jon Lebkowsky

LEWEB ’12

Harvard
Happiness Project

VISUALIZED 2012

EXAMPLE DATASETS
•Food and Drink •Happiness
•Stress Level •Ambient Noise
•Who I’m with •Amount of Sleep
•Location •Weight
•Time of day •Amount of Activity
•Productivity •Writing

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We have frictionless data
gathering

LEWEB ’12

We have frictionless data
gathering
We need frictionless
correlation
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TOWER OF
BABEL
OF DIFFERENT
DATA TYPES

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When we correlate multiple
datasets we give meaning
to data.

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IV. FUTURE OF LOCATION
FUTURE OF MAPS

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LEWEB ’12
•Walking route/time of
day with the least crime
•Bike routes with fewest
accidents
•Best air quality
•Safest Intersections

•Least windy routes (for
walking on a cold day)
INTELLIGENT
ROUTING

LEWEB ’12 PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE

Analysis of Stroke-related Deaths and
Distance to Stroke Hospitals

THE BEST TECHNOLOGY
IS INVISIBLE

It should get out of the way
and help people live their
lives.
LEWEB ’12

LEWEB ’12

Thank you!
Amber Case
@caseorganic
http://geoloqi.com
acase@esri.com

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1. LEWEB ’12 HI! MY NAME IS AMBER CASE I’M FROM GEOLOQI (NOW ESRI) AMBER CASE @CASEORGANIC ACASE@ESRI.COM

2. LEWEB ’12 FROM SOLID TO LIQUID TO AIR THE FUTURE OF THE INTERFACE AND THE INTERNET OF THINGS AMBER CASE @CASEORGANIC ACASE@ESRI.COM

4. we are all cyborgs LEWEB ’12

5. SLIDE TITLE GOES HERE SUBHEADLINE CAN GO HERE OR DELETE THIS BOX. To reshape the digital media experience in a way that will become a new standard in quality publishing. LEWEB ’12

6. cyborg: an organism “to which exogenous components have been added for the purpose of adapting to new ambient spaces” LEWEB ’12

7. SLIDE TITLE GOES HERE SUBHEADLINE CAN GO HERE OR DELETE THIS BOX. To reshape the digital media experience in a way that will become a new standard in quality publishing. LEWEB ’12

8. SLIDE TITLE GOES HERE SUBHEADLINE CAN GO HERE OR DELETE THIS BOX. To reshape the digital media experience in a way that will become a new standard in quality publishing. LEWEB ’12 Flickr: cybertoad

9. http://farm1.static.ﬂickr.com/ 119/293670483_cbce23bdde _b.jpg LEWEB ’12 Flickr: soylentgreen23

10. SLIDE TITLE GOES HERE SUBHEADLINE CAN GO HERE OR DELETE THIS BOX. To reshape the digital media experience in a way that will become a new standard in quality publishing. Univac 1 ~1950’s ^^ iPhone ~2000’s >> LEWEB ’12

11. SLIDE TITLE GOES HERE SUBHEADLINE CAN GO HERE OR DELETE THIS BOX. To reshape the digital media experience in a way that will become a new standard in quality publishing. LEWEB ’12 traditional anthropology

12. SLIDE TITLE GOES HERE SUBHEADLINE CAN GO HERE OR DELETE THIS BOX. To reshape the digital media experience in a way that will become a new standard in quality publishing. Flickr: futurestreet LEWEB ’12 cyborg anthropology

13. VISUALIZED 2012 I. MAKING THE INVISIBLE VISIBLE

14. LEWEB ’12 EXAMPLE: AARON PARECKI’S GPS MAPS OF PORTLAND

15. SLIDE TITLE GOES HERE SUBHEADLINE CAN GO HERE OR DELETE THIS BOX. To reshape the digital media experience in a way that will become a new standard in quality publishing. LEWEB ’12

16. What can you do when your phone knows where it is? LEWEB ’12

17. An Invisible Button 120m 1500m LEWEB ’12

18. Calm technology LEWEB ’12

19. Calm technology Actions as buttons Invisible interfaces Trigger-based interactions LEWEB ’12

20. LEWEB ’12 Ambient Notiﬁcations •Processes occur in the background •Data is pushed to the user Ambient Input •User’s location •Time of day •Current speed

21. Geoloqi (now Esri) Next Generation Location Platform LEWEB ’12

22. LEWEB ’12 your phone will become a remote control for reality.

23. LEWEB ’12 Location should empower people

24. LEWEB ’12 Uses of real-time location

25. Geonotes - Location-Based Messages

26. USE YOUR LOCATION TO TURN ON AND OFF THE LIGHTS -Enter the house, the lights turn on -Leave, and the lights turn oﬀ

27. mapattack.org

28. II. DATA IS STUCK ON THE WEB LEWEB ’12

29. BRINGING WIKIPEDIA TO LIFE LEWEB ’12 WORLD’S SMALLEST PARK

30. REAL-TIME PERSONALIZED WEATHER

31. SLIDE TITLE GOES HERE SUBHEADLINE CAN GO HERE OR DELETE THIS BOX. To reshape the digital media experience in a way that will become a new standard in quality publishing. Don’t Eat That! LEWEB ’12 Reid Beels

32. Geotrigger™ functionality integrated into the Esri 120m platform July 2013 1500m LEWEB ’12

33. III. QUANTIFIED SELF LEWEB ’12

34. “Of all of the newest technologies for ﬁnding friends or dating, I’ve found that I have many friends, and a loving wife. At the end of it all, the person I know least about is myself.” - Jon Lebkowsky LEWEB ’12

35. Harvard Happiness Project VISUALIZED 2012

36. VISUALIZED 2012

37. SLIDE TITLE GOES HERE SUBHEADLINE CAN GO HERE OR DELETE THIS BOX. To reshape the digital media experience in a way that will become a new standard in quality publishing. LEWEB ’12

38. EXAMPLE DATASETS •Food and Drink •Happiness •Stress Level •Ambient Noise •Who I’m with •Amount of Sleep •Location •Weight •Time of day •Amount of Activity •Productivity •Writing LEWEB ’12

39. We have frictionless data gathering LEWEB ’12

40. We have frictionless data gathering We need frictionless correlation LEWEB ’12

41. TOWER OF BABEL OF DIFFERENT DATA TYPES LEWEB ’12

42. When we correlate multiple datasets we give meaning to data. LEWEB ’12

43. IV. FUTURE OF LOCATION FUTURE OF MAPS LEWEB ’12

44. LEWEB ’12 •Walking route/time of day with the least crime •Bike routes with fewest accidents •Best air quality •Safest Intersections •Least windy routes (for walking on a cold day) INTELLIGENT ROUTING

45. LEWEB ’12

46. LEWEB ’12 PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE Analysis of Stroke-related Deaths and Distance to Stroke Hospitals

47. THE BEST TECHNOLOGY IS INVISIBLE It should get out of the way and help people live their lives. LEWEB ’12

48. No longer this. LEWEB ’12

49. This! LEWEB ’12

50. LEWEB ’12 Thank you! Amber Case @caseorganic http://geoloqi.com acase@esri.com

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