A few interesting tech links from Experienta/Putting People First and HCI 596 Blog

No time for reflective blogging today, so here are a few interesting links!


The future of the TV Experience 
(Article discusses Blink, a media industry magazine)


Designing Pleasurable Products and Interfaces Conference (DPPI 11)

Cambridge Consultants: Patients Want More User-Friendly Medical Devices
Levent Ozler, Dexinger, 6/3/11

Internet of things blurs the lines of bits and atoms
Katia Moskvitch, BBC News, 6/2/11


NESTA: Hot Topics: Digital You-Discussion about Telepresence

Hot Topics - Digital You from NESTA UK on Vimeo.


NESTA is the UK's National Endowment for Science, Technology, and the Arts


RELATED
The following links provide a wealth of resources related to emerging technologies and human-computer interaction:
Experientia - Putting People First blog
HCI  596 blog 
"This blog is for the HCI 596 course being taught at Iowa State University through it's Human-Computer Interaction program."
NESTA 

Design and Design Failures: Nicolas Nova's Interact 10 Presentation Slides (great pics!)

Today I thought I'd share slides from Nicolas Nova's presentation at Interact 10, a conference held recently in Savannah, G.A. I really wanted to attend this conference.

Design and Designed Failures: From Observing Failures To Provoking Them

Nicolas Nova is the author of the Pasta & Vinegar blog, and works at Lift Lab.

Here are a few of my favorite Pasta & Vinegar posts- I'll add a few more links later.

Tablet PC's strike back
Digital keypads in Paris
ATM interface complexity
(I've taken similar pictures while traveling!)

A review of Interact 10 can be found on Experientia's Putting People First blog.