Making Prototypes Work: Reflections from a Course in Tangible User Interfaces David A. Mellis Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design Strandboulevarden 47B, 2100 Copenhagen, Denmark

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David A. Mellis • • http://web.media.mit.edu/~mellis/ MIT Media Lab, E14-445C • 75 Amherst St. • Cambridge, MAEducation
 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Fall 2009 – Summer 20

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• Human–computer interaction
• Microcontrollers
• User interface techniques
• Arduino
• Internet of Things
• Physical computing
• Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design
• Tangible user interface
• Interaction Design Institute Ivrea
• Computing
• Electronics
• User interfaces

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• Structure
• Industrial design
• Human–computer interaction
• Danish design
• Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design
• Interaction design
• Graphic design
• Copenhagen
• E-Types
• Design
• Communication design
• Visual arts

PRODProduct Design Process Studio 1) 8-Week Project System Thinking, Full Design Process of Open Source Hearing Aid project Reading: What’s Mine Is Yours: The Rise of Collaborative Consumption, BOTSMAN & ROGERS

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• Industrial ecology
• Design for X
• Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design
• Cradle-to-cradle design
• Michael Braungart
• Prototype
• Product design
• Hearing aid
• Open source
• Design
• Visual arts
• Structure

OUR DATA DOPPELGÄNGERS Jamie Allen, Head of Research, Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design, Copenhagen, K, 1253, Denmark - E-mail: <>. Submitted: Abstract

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• Digital media
• New media
• Mirror
• Friedrich Kittler
• Reflection
• Optics
• American art
• Contemporary art

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• Physical computing
• Industrial design
• Cross-platform software
• Processing
• Prototype
• Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design
• Interaction design
• Product design
• Arduino
• Design
• Computing
• Visual arts