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October 8, 2017 19:53
Biology as a Design Element: Programming in Collaboration with Natural Systems // Resources to learn more
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| Biology as a Design Element: Programming in Collaboration with Natural Systems | |
| As software developers, we build for the capabilities of the platform our customer consumes our software on. | |
| While we can easily imagine the ways the gyroscope or haptic abilities of a smartphone shape what we build for mobile, | |
| or the intent structure of a Google Home or Alexa app defines what we build for voice, as a software engineer at Warby Parker | |
| I've observed the opportunity for software developers to consider the material of the products our companies sell as another | |
| plane for creative technology and enhanced user experience. In this talk, I share some exciting trends in biomaterials: | |
| materials derived from nature or synthetically produced materials that are inspired by nature. I offer a look at some unique | |
| properties of these materials in the hope of inspiring people to explore the ways they can hack on these | |
| materials to create new types of experiences. |
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Biomaterials as UI: Designing New User Experiences // Strangeloop Talk // Resources to Learn More
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| https://www.thestrangeloop.com/2017/biomaterials-designing-new-user-experiences.html | |
| BIOMATERIALS: DESIGNING NEW USER EXPERIENCES | |
| As software developers, we build for the capabilities of the platform our customer consumes our software on. | |
| While we can easily imagine the ways the gyroscope or haptic abilities of a smartphone shape what we build for mobile, | |
| or the intent structure of a Google Home or Alexa app defines what we build for voice, as a software engineer at Warby Parker | |
| I've observed the opportunity for software developers to consider the material of the products our companies sell as another | |
| plane for creative technology and enhanced user experience. In this talk, I share some exciting trends in biomaterials: | |
| materials derived from nature or synthetically produced materials that are inspired by nature. I offer a look at some unique | |
| properties of these materials in the hope of inspiring people to explore the ways they can hack on these |
ruthienachmany
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August 5, 2015 15:39
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| Verifying I am +ruthie on my passcard. https://onename.com/ruthie |
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| every 1.minute do | |
| rake "import_tweets:tweets" | |
| end |