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Designing Connected Media Spaces for Evolving Audiences: A ´óÏó´«Ã½ R&D and Royal College of Art Collaboration

Brendan Crowther Brendan Crowther | 16:52 UK time, Monday, 8 August 2011

In the Spring of 2011 ´óÏó´«Ã½ R&D's User Experience Design team undertook a pilot collaboration with the in London.

For one month students from the Innovation Design Engineering and History of Design courses worked with ´óÏó´«Ã½ R&D staff members to produce concepts and prototypes for future development.ÌýThe topics covered included intergenerational content, cross device experiences and interaction in the future connected home.

Below is a short video about the project which gives a flavour of the kind of work done. You can read more about the collaborationÌýitself in a previous blog post.

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Over the next few months we will be developing a couple of the concepts through to working prototypes for testing and evaluation.

Both the Kinaesthetic Broadcasting & Media Device concept and the Flow Experience: Ambient Media idea will be developed further by ´óÏó´«Ã½ R&D engineers in conjunction with the RCA and then assessed in our dedicated User Testing Laboratory at Dock House in MediaCityUK.

In due course we'll let you know how we get on with testing and what the next steps are for these two intriguing new concepts.

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