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Mediated Tabletop Interaction In The Biology Lab

This paper explores the design space of mediated tabletop interaction in biology labs, specifically focusing on rabbit experimentation. We introduce a prototype that illustrates the concept of mediated interaction and discuss its implications for laboratory practices. The study is informed by participatory design workshops and focus groups, emphasizing the integration of technology through various means such as RFID, Bluetooth, and visual displays. We identify design categories essential for developing mediated interactions and propose future directions for research in interactive lab environments.

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Mediated Tabletop Interaction In The Biology Lab

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  1. Mediated Tabletop InteractionIn The Biology Lab Exploring the Design Space of the Rabbit Juan David Hincapié-Ramos Aurélien Tabard Jakob E. Bardram Ubicomp 2011 – Beijing, China – September 21, 2011

  2. Related Work • Static Means • Shape and Color • Fiducial and Magnetic Markers • Active Means • Dynamic properties • Anoto-based • IR LED diodes • Bluetooth + Blinking Displays • RFID-based • Triangulation • Reader Matrixes • Reader on Object • Frame Difference Algebra X Orientation Y Tube ID

  3. The racks are always holding the tubes.

  4. The Rabbit

  5. Augmenting the Rack

  6. Rabbit Schematics Tagged Tubes Top View Bottom View

  7. Coding Approach Reference Bits Byte 1 Byte 2 Byte 3 Byte 4 Checksum Bits Action Bits Unassigned Bits

  8. Mediated Tabletop Interaction RFID Barcodes QR codes iButton LED matrix LCD display USB Bluetooth ZigBee WiFi

  9. Technology Exploration • Participatory Design Workshop – 6 participants • Focus Group – 12 participants

  10. Technology Exploration • Mediatormockup probes • 6 participants, 32 pictures • Grounded Theory inspired processing • 6 categories and 44 tags

  11. Design Space Categories: Mediator Design Object – Mediator– Surface Integration Deviceenvironment

  12. Mediator design • Capacity • Embeddedness • Form Factor

  13. Object+Mediator+Surface Integration • Reference • Information Source • Output Space

  14. Device Integration • Surface Coupling • Ecology

  15. Conclusion Demo Weintroduced the concept of MediatedTabletop Interaction Webuilt a prototype illustrating the concept Wedescribedits design space We are looking for new occurrences of it

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