ABSTRACT
You buy a new TV and get a new remote, you buy a DVD player and you get another remote, you buy a sound system and guess what& Almost every digital media product comes with its own designated remote control (RC). What would happen if one remote adapts to the owner's activities and is able to have cross-device control? In this paper we describe a design exploration conducted to create new ways to interact with digital media products. The main ingredients are: fit for a social setting, portable, and including physical interaction. The result is an exploration of a button less single-hand remote control concept.
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Index Terms
- Spinning in control: design exploration of a cross-device remote
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