Abstract
Design materials with unpredictable dynamic qualities such as balancing; bouncing; rolling and falling can lead to surprises that provoke a lively challenging of assumptions. In this workshop; participants will engage hands-on in exploring several contrasting kinetic materials to support negotiating service strategies and values.
Keywords
Workshop; kinetic materials; tangible materials; co-design; service design;service values
DOI
https://doi.org/10.21606/servdes2014.61
Citation
Mitchell, R., Agger Eriksen, M., Klok Gudiksen, S.,and Vaajakallio, K.(2014) Feely Touchpoints and Bouncy Journeys? Kinetic Materials for Service Design, in Sangiorgi, D., Hands, D., & Murphy, E. (eds.), ServDes 2014: Service Future, 9–11 April, Lancaster, United Kingdom. https://doi.org/10.21606/servdes2014.61
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Research Papers
Feely Touchpoints and Bouncy Journeys? Kinetic Materials for Service Design
Design materials with unpredictable dynamic qualities such as balancing; bouncing; rolling and falling can lead to surprises that provoke a lively challenging of assumptions. In this workshop; participants will engage hands-on in exploring several contrasting kinetic materials to support negotiating service strategies and values.