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CarbonShopper

CarbonShopper. Augmented Environmental Technology. The CarbonShopper Team. Dennis Doan - User Testing Anton Osobov - Developer Kent Wu - Documentation Neil Rhoades - Design Phill Pasqual - Project Manager. Project Introduction. Overall Problem : Carbon emissions

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CarbonShopper

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  1. CarbonShopper Augmented Environmental Technology

  2. The CarbonShopper Team • Dennis Doan - User Testing • Anton Osobov - Developer • Kent Wu - Documentation • Neil Rhoades - Design • Phill Pasqual - Project Manager

  3. Project Introduction • Overall Problem: • Carbon emissions • Carbon footprint management • Current tools are unusable

  4. High Level Solution Carbon footprint awareness Environmentally conscious decisions Automate as many steps as possible

  5. Overview • Representative Tasks • Demonstration • Current User Interface Explanation • Design Evolution - past, present, and future

  6. Representative Tasks • What tasks do we hope to achieve with our application? • Simple task - learning more about an item • Moderate task - comparing items • Advanced task - viewing your carbon progress

  7. Representative Tasks (cont.) • Simple Task • User wants to learn more about an item • The most common way to determine whether an item is "green" or not

  8. Representative Tasks (cont.) • Moderate Task • Quickly comparing items and finding the most environmentally friendly one • Finding the greenest items is the best way to make environmentally sound choices

  9. Representative Tasks (cont.) • Advanced Task • Tracking your progress over time • Difficult to track through traditional means

  10. Current UI Description – Task 1

  11. Current UI Description – Task 2

  12. Current UI Description – Task 2

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  14. Current UI Description – Task 3

  15. Current UI Description – Task 2

  16. Current UI Description – Task 3

  17. Current UI Description – Task 3

  18. Current UI Description – Task 3

  19. Current UI Description – Task 3

  20. Current UI Features • Helps user make green shopping choices • Displays individual product information • Includes product comparison interface • Supports progress tracking • CarbonScore per shopping trip

  21. What’s Missing Augmented Reality Glasses Data source Object Recognition

  22. Video of Prototype Prototype In Action

  23. The Evolution of Our Design • Our initial design • What changes we made • Why we made those changes • What's next?

  24. At First... • Heavily relied on physical contact • A lot of information • Ambiguous scales • Ugly

  25. And Then... • Hard to simulate AR with low-fi prototype • Users interacted with objects "tablet style" • Overwhelmed by amount of information

  26. The Final Product • Simplified design • More intuitive controls • Multiple ways • More Images

  27. Ideas For Enhancement • Eliminate motion • Smart suggestions • Not bound by screen resolution (576)

  28. Summary • Uncharted territory • Unique solutions

  29. The Road Ahead Augmented reality can revolutionize HCI

  30. Questions?

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