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ideo Prototyping Know-How · 25 October 2006

Exemplar: Rapid prototyping of active objects. Björn Hartmann, bjoern@stanford.edu. ideo Prototyping Know-How · 25 October 2006. [O’Sullivan]. Examples. Examples. Examples. Tools for Exploration. B. ???. ?. ?. ?. A. START. Current Work: Exemplar.

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ideo Prototyping Know-How · 25 October 2006

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  1. Exemplar: Rapid prototyping of active objects Björn Hartmann, bjoern@stanford.edu ideo Prototyping Know-How · 25 October 2006

  2. [O’Sullivan]

  3. Examples

  4. Examples

  5. Examples

  6. Tools for Exploration B ??? ? ? ? A START

  7. Current Work: Exemplar (with Leith Abdulla, Scott R. Klemmer, Manas Mittal) PROTOTYPE APPLICATION LOGIC SPECIFY RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SENSOR DATA AND APPLICATION LOGIC SPECIFY RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SENSOR DATA AND APPLICATION LOGIC PROVIDE SOFTWARE ABSTRACTION FOR HARDWARE

  8. Current Tools

  9. Idea: Programming by Demonstration

  10. Crux: Generalization

  11. exemplar

  12. Exemplar UI

  13. Exemplar UI

  14. Exemplar UI

  15. Exemplar UI

  16. Exemplar UI

  17. Exemplar UI

  18. Exemplar + d.tools

  19. Recognition I: Thresholds

  20. Recognition I: Thresholds

  21. Editing & Generalizing

  22. Editing & Generalizing

  23. Recognition II: Patterns

  24. Editing & Generalizing

  25. Editing & Generalizing

  26. Extensibility • Multiple sensors, multiple events • User-written filters • Continuous output [more: http://hci.stanford.edu/exemplar/documents/exemplar.pdf]

  27. Evaluation

  28. Eval Video

  29. http://hci.stanford.edu/exemplar

  30. Design Video

  31. First Video

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