Ubiety, Mobility & Transitions - The Quest for Ecological Intelligence

Explore a thought-provoking keynote address from the 2019 ACM International Conference on Interactive Surfaces and Spaces, delivered by Bill Buxton of Microsoft Research. Delve into the evolution of human-computer interaction and UX design, focusing on the shift from individual device interaction to ecosystem-wide challenges. Examine the concept of "ubietous computing" as an alternative to ubiquitous computing, emphasizing the importance of location and seamless transitions in compound tasks. Gain insights into the future of interactive spaces, the role of AI and machine learning, and the quest for ecological intelligence in technology design. Learn from Buxton's extensive experience in research, design, and innovation as he discusses key themes such as mobility, whereable computing, and the seamless flow of human activities across various technologies and environments.

Intro
Information Displays
Mark Weiser
Place Owners
Example
Kinship
Transitions
Complexity Barrier
Transaction Cost
Product Example
Ink
Task Analysis
Form Factor
Everything Special
Compound Tasks
Summary