SIGHTRACKED PROCESS

PROCESS NOTEBOOK

PROJECT SHEET

Internet Pages Desk Board Wall Window

watch phone card chair shoes bracelet jewelry glasses multi-touch paper

PROJECT SHEET

certain words used social media emails checked phone usage text per hour music weather body tracking ways people do things hand placement, pencil sensing emotions usage of objects sleeping hours

PROJECT SHEET

GRaphs charts timeline images

PROJECT SHEET

IOS System Motion tracking Chip Operating System Projection

PLATFORM The underlying hardware or software for a system. The platform defines a standard around which a system can be developed.

NOTES: Concept called EMERGENCE Putting out a platform Take Something simple, find a platform for the data, and get out of the way.

PROJECT SHEET > IN CLASS BRAINSTORMING

DATA

PLATFORM

MAPPING

SURFACE

personal info

blank punch card

punching the holes

paper/punch card

personal info

facebook/internet

website layout

device

color spectrum

walk way

lighting/being inside

windows/walkway

content

ios sytem

grid of home screen;

iphone

app modules; menu milk

milk dispensing

map of where milk comes from

ceiling

INTERACTION punching the holes using facebook walking, seeing, experiencing touching, listening, communication

filling milk

FIRST HOMEWORK > 15 IDEAS, “SLOT MACHINE� PAIRING UP/FILLING IN BLANKS

DATA

PLATFORM

MAPPING

SURFACE

street noise

sound meter/lights

color changes

sidewalk

traffic

internet/website

shape chart

multi-touch screen

twitter cencus

internet/website

bar graph

computer/device

brainwaves

ios system

graph

iphone/touch

typefaces

system

thickness & scale

desk

leisure time

internet/website

circle line graph

device

etiquette

print poster

chart

print

certain words used

system

chart or graph

board

sleeping patterns

grid

colors

digital billboard

famous paintings

projection

pixelation of image

platform on ground

stairs/foot steps

projection

animating the tile

stairs

colors worn

projection

color changes

building

heart rate

system/monitor

line/area graph

watch

rain drops

measure pressure

color change

umbrella

dreams/moods

measure system

graph & colors

ceiling

INTERACTION walking and seeing using website using website listening to music choosing a typeface using website reading poster touch/reading sleeping, reading move body to uncover painting moving on platform walking past building breathing using umbrella sleeping

NOTES: emotion eye movement stimulation excitement mapping temperature of the room color of trash cans? doesn’t have to show actual data

DEVELOPMENT > ROUND ONE

DATA

PLATFORM

MAPPING

SURFACE

brainwaves

headphones

changes in colors

headphones

eye movement

camera

painting image

screen

brainwaves

glasses

map

printed paper

excitement

contacts

scatter plot

screen/billboard

stmulation

contacts

color spectrum

contact case

emotions

camera/jewelry

line graph

website

dreams

pillow

mind map

application

brainwaves

hat

graph and colors

ceiling

INTERACTION listening to music eye movement putting in contacts seeing looking analyzing sleeping breathing

DEVELOPMENT > ROUND TWO

DEVELOPMENT > ROUND TWO

DEVELOPMENT > ROUND TWO

DEKCA

DEVELOPMENT > ROUND THREE

SIGHTRACKED Sightracked measures eye movement with the help of an eye motion tracker embedded in a small camera located around a painting to detect eye movement from a certain distance. The painting will have multiple small cameras embedded around it allowing Sightracked to lock onto more than one pair of eyes.

Data:

Eye movement

Platform:

Small camera—eye motion tracker

Visual & Mapping:

Augmented Reality Spatial map

Surface:

Device with Camera like cell phone or tablet

Interaction:

Standing close enough to view the painting

First you will walk toward a painting and notice that the mat on the ground says to stand in a certain area. As you are looking and analyzing the painting, you won’t notice that it is tracking your eye motion until you read the small info touch screen located near side of the painting or artwork.

Information Touch-screen

DEVELOPMENT > ROUND THREE

KCARTHGISDEKCARTHGI After tracking your eye movement, Sightracked records, analyzes, and sends the static file to your phone via text or email, which you enter in the small infoscreen near the painting. In order to compare your results or view visual data from other paintings, you can download the Sightracked Augmented Reality Application, which allows you to pan over other paintings in the museum and see other recordings by spatial graphs covering the original painting. This information will allow you to understand how people are drawn in to certain areas, figure out where you stand, and anayze why that area seems to be the most looked at.

NOTES: down in opacity for colors average data is better than personal data app > website maybe place in a setting other than museum map and cameras - after they experience it?

- phone allowed in room?

- eye movement makes a piece of art - in museum gift shop - button to show painting & artwork augmented reality really needed?

REFINEMENT > VISUAL & LOGICAL REFINEMENT

SIGHTRACKED Sightracked measures eye movement with the help of an eye motion tracker embedded in a small camera located around a painting to detect eye movement from a certain distance. The painting will have multiple small cameras embedded around it allowing Sightracked to lock onto more than one pair of eyes.

Data:

Eye movement

Platform:

Small camera—eye motion tracker

Visual & Mapping:

Line Graph & Spatial Map

Surface:

Screen

Interaction:

Standing close enough to view the painting Pushing button

HOW IT WORKS First you will walk close enough to a painting, as you are looking and analyzing the painting, you won’t notice that it is tracking your eye motion until you read the information on the side of the painting or artwork.

REFINEMENT > VISUAL & LOGICAL REFINEMENT

KCARTHGISDEKCARTHGI button

In order to view your the visual data, you must push the button on the side of the painting. Then, the view the average eye movement tracked, click the button again and it will show you a comparison of te two. This information will allow you to understand how people are drawn in to certain areas, figure out where you stand, and anayze why that area seems to be the most looked at.

ABOUT THE BUTTON: The button has a target around it in order to reflect the target that follows your eye motion. It also is in the rainbow color because it explains that the colors and the time spent staring at a painting are related by color with red being the most time spent and purple or blue being the least time spent.

NOTES: down in opacity for colors average data is better than personal data app > website maybe place in a setting other than museum map and cameras - after they experience it?

- phone allowed in room?

- eye movement makes a piece of art - in museum gift shop - button to show painting & artwork augmented reality really needed?

REFINEMENT > WRITING DEVELOPMENT

SIGHTRACKED TAGLINE:

Finding the focal point Tracking your eye movement Mapping your eye movement Art through your eyes

DEFINITION:

Sightracked tracks your eye movement and compares it to the artist’s intended focal point and the average focal point.

Mapping your visual experience with art.

Benefits:

Museum goers will be connected to others that viewed the same paintings.

Art historians can figure out the focal point and analyze why it is the way it is.

Compare your results with the artist’s intentions.

Compare to any day, month, year.

Connected on website.

LONG DEFINITION:

Sightracked is an informational platform that tracks and shares eye movement on museum paintings. In order to get the best results, a small camera is placed to track movement without the user knowing. This data is then analyzed to figure out the trends and find the focal point. Users can visit to this website to compare results with other museum-goers who viewed the painting within the last hour to several years past. These results can also be compared to the artist’s intended focal point if the painting already has one.

REFINEMENT > VIDEO DEVELOPMENT

NOTES: drop walking around the fence map over where her eyes are going more graphics in the video font sizes above 14 pt purpose of project?? stronger call to action each one should have a call out numbers to support the visual map show sections individually key on map gradient with time

REFINEMENT > REVISED VIDEO & LOGO REFINEMENT

Art through your eyes.

NOTES: change logo to dot to dot letter for the button, maybe add target around it sightracked logo is a little heavy, lighten it up - maybe medium?

- too heavy application logo phone application?

- target solution - one letter with dots

FINAL VISUAL ARTICULATION > VIDEO DELIVERABLE OF WEBSITE

FINAL VISUAL ARTICULATION > VIDEO DELIVERABLE OF WEBSITE

FINAL VISUAL ARTICULATION > VIDEO DELIVERABLE OF WEBSITE

REFLECTION > GETTIN’ PERSONAL

SO, HOW WAS IT? I struggled a lot with this project because it was different compared to the projects we normally do. At first I knew I wouldn’t catch on quickly because I couldn’t even explain the project to my classmates. However, eventually we were given enough information to finally understand the abstract project. I believe that this project really challenged me as a designer because I have never designed a website for an invention/concept of my own. After Effects was also another challenge, but I think I am slowly getting the hang of things.

Overall, if I caught on quicker, I think I would have enjoyed this project more. I think if the writing session was done earlier, I would’ve had a better idea of what was going on. I do believe that this project will apply to me in the future and it has helped me out by making me decide my own workload. I am in entrepreneurship and giving this pitch will definitely draw in a crowd and may even get people who are interested in investing into the concept. I enjoyed bringing my own invention to life and hope that it happens in the future. I also liked watching what my classmates created.

Technology is moving faster than humans can keep up with. I can’t wait to see what new inventions are being made mainstream and how design will also evolve with it.