Nutrition Facts - Nadeem Haidary

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16 BIBLIOFILE / 2008-2009 / HIGH-TECH PRODUCTS ThIS eLecTROnIc BOOk ReAdeR uses page-turning gestures to generate the power necessary to update an e-paper display. These gestures provide cognitive, mechanical and digital feedback to the person using the device. The device’s Active Reading margin supports the reader by providing applications like a dictionary and word games in a way that doesn’t distract like reading texts on a computer does. By harnessing both human and computing power, Bibliofile provides a rich reading experience for avid readers.
or drag from text input words with stylus search edit text ScReen InTeRFAce input words write dictionary PhYSIcAL InTeRFAce wikipedia erase input drag words fictional convergences select words favorites use stylus back author title subject date language random text hold button draw vector games use stylus books APPLICA- write with stylus newspapers use stylus select from menu TURN ON pull up page turn the page write number and magazines pull up page hold page 5 sec push down page blogs select from menu select from menu select from menu TOOLS TIONS select from menu - organize by slide slide slide ACTIVE READING select from list change font GET READ DISPLAY USERS TEXTS PREFER- ENCES INPUT MARK GO TO NEXT PREVIOUS TURN WORDS WORDS PAGE PAGE PAGE select from list text size OFF menu style select from menu select from list linear radial 23 17 16 Reasons why people don’t like reading on the computer and Bibliofile’s solutions: 10 8 8 7 4 4 2 1 1 1 hard on eyes lacks tangibility of print cannot mark texts lacks portability doesn’t show progress myriad distractions requires electrical energy learning curve don’t own an object difficult to absorb info lacks authority lacks durability 10 INSIGHTS ON READING e-paper screen tangible interactions and book metaphors texts markable, marks searchable bibliofile is comparable to a medium-sized book screen edge graphically shows progress applications enhance education and reading experience power is generated throught page-turning gesture functions are limited product is owned, texts are bought marking tools promote active reading texts are same as print versions electronics protected but notthing is failsafe Before designing Bibliofile, I surveyed and interviewed people to find the reasons why people don’t like reading digital texts. Amongst the biggest complaints were the lack of tangibility and the need to charge a device. Furthermore, I studied how people read, specifically the way people turn pages. using these insights, I began structuring the framework for an e-book reader. 3 7
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Page 5 and 6: THE CONTEXT The kitchen is the nucl
Page 7 and 8: 7 DATA DISHWARE An alternative to t
Page 9: 9 WASTE BIN PROTOTYPE A foamcore mo
Page 12: 12 3. WATER USAGE The data visualiz
Page 15: 15 BIBLIOFILE GESTURE-POWERED READE
Page 19: SYNTHESIZING Various elements of Bi
Page 22 and 23: 22 MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGY At left
Page 24 and 25: SORT BY AUTHOR Absalom, Absalom! Th
Page 26 and 27: CAMERA FOR THE BLIND TANGIBLE INTER
Page 28 and 29: ITERATIVE PROTOTYPING Through a ser
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