Everyday objects
AURA: Social Impacts of Everyday Objects
... earlier. Everyday objects are ubiqui- tous and play a huge role as a part of our environment, influencing how we ...ordinary objects have the largest impact as they become part of our habit and ...
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Plastic masculinity: How everyday objects in plastic suggest men could be otherwise.
... visitors, Everyday Objects sought to instantiate Kirshenblatt-Gimblett’s (1998: 51) ‘museum effect’ – the dual process through which museum presentation makes ordinary things special and the experience of ...
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Visualizing Affordances of Everyday Objects Using Mobile Augmented Reality to Promote Safer and More Flexible Home Environments for Infants
... of everyday objects for infants in their home environments to prevent accidents and promote ...common objects in their homes in Tokyo, Japan and in Lisbon, ...basic objects were selected from ...
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Augmenting Collections of Everyday Objects: A Case Study of Clothes Hangers as an Information Display
... common everyday objects to serve as interfaces between the physical and the ...such everyday objects augmented with interactive ...of everyday objects are considered as substrate ...
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Recognising Activities of Daily Life through the Usage of Everyday Objects around the Home
... of objects used to perform an ...missing objects from a ...unknown objects with a word in an ontology which is related to the object in the activity ...
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Typical visual-field locations facilitate access to awareness for everyday objects
... Our 26 massive experience with such positional regularities prompts the hypothesis that the 27 processing of individual objects varies in efficiency across the visual field: when objects[r] ...
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Dishsoap for clean water: how the design of everyday objects can promote happiness
... As stated in the introduction of this paper, this project began with a philosophical question: What keeps us from achieving sustainable happiness, for ourselves and future generations? One obstacle is that not everyone ...
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RadarCat : Radar Categorization for input & interaction
... The results of this study further show that it is possible to recognize the front and the back of a mobile device, or recog- nize different models (e.g., Nexus5 and Nexus10). While the surface material of different ...
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An Exploration of conscious and instinctive concepts within ceramic sculpture
... It is evident that forms everyday objects depend on several factors including, function, environment, technology, conscious art influences, and intuitive concepts such as geometry The sh[r] ...
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Environmental Monitoring Using IoT Application for WSN Platform
... ABSTRACT: The Internet of Things provides a virtual view, using Internet Protocol, to a varirty of real life applications ranging from a teacup, to a building, to trees in a forest or agriculture. IoT is a networked ...
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‘Listening back’ : exploring the sonic interactions at the heart of historical sound effects performance
... materials, objects and mechanical devices created for theatrical performance, magic lantern shows and silent cinema screenings in the late nineteenth and early twentieth ...of everyday objects and ...
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Inventory
... of everyday objects such as: a swing set, curtain rods, black velvet curtain panels, a pink velvet curtain panel, a photo print with paint collage on Plexiglas, a painted legless armchair, green Astroturf ...
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Online Full Text
... Abstract — Coupled with software agent technology, RFID can transform everyday objects into smart objects. Currently, in most applications, agent definitions are not encoded directly on the tags due ...
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Green House Automation using IoT
... connecting everyday objects like a smart phones, Internet TVs, sensors and actuators to the internet where the devices are intelligently linked together enabling new forms of communications between things ...
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Containing HIV and AIDS: Creating a readers’ theatre script for professional learning in higher education
... Using everyday objects to open up conversations enabled sharing of HIV and AIDS teaching and learning experiences and ...The objects also served as points of connection between participants and ...
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Recollection
... I believe that I have great sensibility to see the aesthetic value in nature. I attach meaning to even the most diminutive and commonplace flower that people might pass without notice. Having extensive sense-making ...
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Everyday Geographies, Geographies Everyday
... A man detained at one of the largest immigration prisons in the US made the bag in this photo (Fig. 3) for me out of folded green and silver soup wrappers, woven and sewn together with thread made out of garbage bags. We ...
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Eye movements during visual search in patients with glaucoma
... the objects of most functional importance so that a subse- quent saccade can be made towards it, bringing the item onto the fovea for more detailed inspection ...
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Naturalistic multiattribute choice
... various objects in the domain. When presented with a set of available objects at the time of choice (Toy Story or Star Wars), our framework predicts that the deci- sion maker would fi rst map the ...
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Quantum objects are vague objects
... distinguishable objects, and this is so also with regard to intensional set theories, which emphasise the manner in which the mathematical objects are given to us ...
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