Connected Personal Objects: Getting Intimate with the Internet of Things — Work Session Output This year at Planning-ness we asked participants to think of a personal object. Imagine how you might embed sensors, log interesting data and connect it to the internet for analysis. Consider what insights this new information would bring to light and what behaviors, or ideas those could inspire. See what they came up with... Here's a link to the original presentation: http://www.slideshare.net/gdolin/connected-personalobjects-planningness2012

1. CONNECTED PERSONAL OBJECTS
GETTING INTIMATE WITH THE “IoT”
Work Session Output
Guthrie Dolin David Bliss
Planning-ness 2012 Executive Director of Strategy Executive Director of R&D
@gee3 @davidbliss

2. THE ASSIGNMENT
Think of a personal object. Imagine how
you might embed sensors, log interesting
data and connect it to the internet for
analysis. Consider what insights this new
information would bring to light and what
behaviors, or ideas those could inspire.
OBJECTS ACTIVITIES CONDITIONS
Wedding band Commuting Temperature
Toothbrush Shopping Moisture
Brief case Dating Sound
Water bottle Filling up Weight
Twenty dollar bill Hiking Orientation
Pill box Coming home Touch
CONNECTED PERSONAL OBJECTS / PLANNING-NESS 2012 GUTHRIE DOLIN @GEE3 / DAVID BLISS @DAVIDBLISS / ODOPOD.COM

3. Hydrate.me
Monitor your hydration level

7. Stressometer
Earn points by relaxing

11. Sports-wed
A wedding band for athletes

15. H2More
Exercise your right to drink more

18. The Baby Makin’ Band
It’s go time

20. Hydrate
Balancing water and alcohol for the ideal buzz

24. With this Ring
The first ever relationship monitor

28. Fitbark
Fitbit for dogs

32. Where’s my poop
Generate your own poop print™

36. Mobile quick-add for events
Connected event posters

40. Thanks to everyone who participated.
Guthrie Dolin David Bliss Odopod
Planning-ness 2012 @gee3 @davidbliss @odopod