Haptics, sound and timing tell you a button worked before your eyes do. Yuna demonstrates the feedback patterns she designed for a kitchen appliance range.
[02] BIOGRAPHY
In their own words, mostly
Written with the speaker and checked twice.
BASED IN
Kyoto
ROOM
Hall B
STARTS
12:20
Yuna Takahashi designs interfaces for household products, from rice cookers to door locks. Her work has been shown at two design museums in Japan.
She studied piano for twelve years and describes most interfaces as either in tune or out of tune.
[03] THE TALK
The interface you feel before you see
Haptics, sound and timing tell you a button worked before your eyes do. Yuna demonstrates the feedback patterns she designed for a kitchen appliance range.
[04] ALSO SPEAKING
More people worth the train
[05] TICKETS
One question from the floor could be yours
[13] ONE EMAIL, WHEN THE PROGRAMME PRINTS
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