Gold Award & Cover Feature, 2002
A project that won one of the world’s most prestigious design awards – the I.D. Magazine Design Award in 2002. Additionally, it was featured on the cover of the Design Awards special edition of the I.D. Magazine.
An interaction design project, sponsored by Xerox PARC, in India. The intent of project was to gather learnings on how a non-digital audience responded to radically new interactive interfaces and hybrid digital products, and gather insights and learnings on what it takes to make an interaction truly human-centred, natural and intuitive.
This project was a meeting of Design + Technology, way ahead of its time. It involved working with new technologies of the time like Bluetooth Wireless, RFID, Tilt Sensors, Proximity and Magnetic Sensors, and embedding them in ‘smart’ objects and interfaces to understand how people interact with them. A pioneering foray in the world of Interaction Design, much before it became popular and subsequently established as a significant new domain in Design.