Jacqueline Chen
Industrial design 6
DNH603_19se2
ID6 is about the Design of Interactive Products:
• methods for designing dynamic interactions
• UX and people engagement with tech for health goals
• object behaviour: action-reaction & input-output
• learning by making: tangible interactions
• proof-of-concept prototyping
• designing with electronics specs in mind
Tutor:
Assessment:
Assessment #1
Research Report
• 20%
• Week 3
• Team
• Secondary data: Paul Perkins (MODBOX coach) articles
• Primary data: MODBOX practitioner (given), your sources
• Submit via turnitin
Assessment #2
Tech Task
• 30%
• Week 5
• Individual
• Model making with Arduinos
• Oral Presentation and Working Model Demonstration
Assessment #3
Design project
•50%
• Week 13
• Team
• Oral Presentation and Working Model Demonstration
Design Project (Interactive gear for MODBOX):
MODBOX = Modified Boxing
• Interactive glove
• Minimal contact / light touch
• Fitness
• Fun
COMMUNITY PRACTICE
• Multipurpose community hall for sports
• Young people at risk
IMPLEMENTED
• Canberra Erindale Program
• PCYC NSW • Indian Schools
Design Challenge:
To design interactive gear suitable for MODBOX practice and for users in the age bracket of 14-22yo. Design teams can choose one of these two options:
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ï‚· OPTION A: a system to support those aspects of MODBOX in which participants deliver impacts to each other (e.g. through refinements to gloves, protective vests, or automated scoring technology; or
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ï‚· OPTION B: new-to-the-world accessories to enhance participant experience of training activities (e.g. ‘smart’ punching bags / floor mats, augmented fitness games, or tracking of training progress).
System or accessories design will comprise 2 or 3 (connected) objects per team. These design solutions should be suitable for implementation in a community sports environment (community or multipurpose hall) and have a strong focus on increasing participant safety and/or enjoyment. Consideration should be given to the fact within the modified boxing community there is an age range of ~10-60 years. This means your design need to be adaptable for users of a broader age bracket.
Partners:
Professor Allan Hahn
University of Canberra
Researcher, inventor of the MODBOX interactive gloves
MODBOX gloves
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Mr Paul Perkins
University of Canberra PhD
MODBOX coach (Canberra and India)
ORGANISATIONS
• PCYC NSW
• QAS Queensland Academy of Sports
• Indian and Brisbane based manufacturers