December 2016
Beginner to intermediate
190 pages
4h 50m
English
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- abacus, finger, Design Follows Technology
- accelerometers
- activity trackers and, Not All Steps Are Equal, Sensors to Data
- smartwatches and, Designing for Smartwatches
- wearable cameras and, Narrative: Design for the Photographed
- ACE (American Council on Exercise), Shaping
- active capture (cameras), Wearable Cameras, Narrative: Design for the Photographed
- active listening, Augmentation
- active-focused applications, Frameworks for Smartwatch Interaction
- activity trackers
- advancements and distinctions in, Not All Steps Are Equal
- connected fitness trackers, Connected Fitness Trackers
- designing, Telling the Rest of the Health Story
- early step tracking, Activity Trackers
- energy expenditure considerations, Connecting the Dots
- passive input and, Passive input
- sensors and machine learning in, More Sensors and Machine Learning
- step count considerations, Activity Trackers, Connected Fitness Trackers
- structural problems with, More Sensors and Machine Learning
- Adafruit FLORA platform, Connecting to Processing
- addition, sensory, Augmentation
- Adler, Patricia, Target’s Open House
- Amazon Alexa personal assistant, Service Avatars and Story Telling
- American Council on Exercise (ACE),
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