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Graduated!

w0000t! My final presentation went quite well, I got some very positive feedback from the supervisors. It was a tough and hectic project and I had to continuously find my way to a final prototype, that I called EmboRemo (Embodied Remote). Overall I’m quite happy how everything went, and in the end it was exactly what I wanted to do for graduation project. Translating a conceptual theory in practice was one of my main goals, and I did that with research, prototyping and user testing. Anyways, below you can find my keynote. Some videos that are missing from the keynote, you can find below…below.
  

 
Here a short recap of my user tests with the more advanced prototypes. These prototypes are variations of the cylinder form, that I described in my previous post.
 

Here is my complete concept video. Length is 3 1/2 minutes. This promo video shows the basic functions of EmboRemo and how it works in practice. I must thank Ruud Burger for his acting skills and Iris Veenendaal for the voiceover.
 

 
Mid-september we presented our work on an exhibition, called Eject. I made two posters to explain my project in short.

gestures

the gestures used with EmboRemo and the use of weight inside of the remote


poster process of EmboRemo

The process of developing EmboRemo

That day we got our diploma’s in paper form, concluding our study officially. Felt really weird to be done with school, and still does. Now its Oktober already and in the meantime I moved out of Hilversum and took some (deserved) time off. At the moment I’m fixing my portfolio site, updating my curriculum vitae and learning for my drivers license (yes, I still didn’t get it, but who needs it anyways, ehum). I’m also looking for jobs, but I want to take my time.

I will try to update my blog soon with my personal happenings and future plans.

On my way to Lund

I’m on my way to my final destination Lund. I’m going to visit two of my Dutch friends who are both studying in Scandinavia. They are staying until August this year, so it will be a while that I will see them again (I also haven’t seen them for the past 5 months). I have no direct plans for this weekend, but I trust on Sjouke that he knows some things to do. I will go back to Eskilstuna Sunday or Monday, but will figure this out by then.

So I stayed for the past 3 days in Oslo. Unfortunately my travelpartner Sophia was not able to go to Oslo, because she couldn’t find a place for her cats (arghhgh!). I had to be on myself during the day, but I met up with Kristina after she was done with her work. I normally don’t like to be on myself while doing things, but it rather worked out well. I did some touristic stuff like sightseeing and shopping. Before I went I searched on the interwebs to find less touristic stuff to do. I found some very nice, and almost deserted locations nearby the city. the second day I went on a stroll in the forest and some parks. It was good to see the best parts of the city. Oslo is a really clean and modern city, but has some historical parts too (the vikingship museum and an old stronghold). But yeah, it is really freaking expensive, even more expensive then Sweden. Luckily I took care of my expenses.

Graphic design poster that made me laugh

Graphic design poster that made me laugh

I also went with Kristina to an exhibition of graduating work of industrial / graphic / interaction designers. This was unexpectedly nice. I really tried to look for exhibitions relating to interaction design or interactive art, but its hard to find something like this in Sweden. It was good to see at least one, but maybe I looked at the wrong places.

I will keep my blog up to date with my experiences in Lund.

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