Jia xin 27583422- design one a2 google glass
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A Wearable Technology: Google Glass
Jia Xin 27583422
Context
The Introduction of Google Glass
User Experience
Technological Affordance
Marketing and Branding
The Introduction of Google Glass
Google glass is a wearable computer worn in
front of eyes.
The purpose is to provide a hands free way
for displaying of information to people.
Scheffel, J. and Kockesen, G. (2013) Wearable Web Technology: Google Glass
and the Mirror API. Available from: http://wiremagz.com/view/53957/ .
The Timeline of Google Glass
Pathkar, N. S. and Joshi, N. S. (2014) Google Glass: Project Glass. International Journal of Application or Innovation in Engineering & Management (IJAIEM) 3(10), pp. 31-35.
2012/02/12
New York Times
reported project glass
2012/06/27
Glass explorer
program announced
2013/02/20
Published video: How
it feels to use glass
2013/04/15
google glass had
started to sell in US
2014/05/15
It became available
to the public
Marketing and Branding
Marketing and branding strategy is an vital way to acquire
profits. Google glass has created a wide variety of marketing
and branding strategies. For example:
Product release
Logo design
Advertising
Product release
Product release is an important marketing campaign (Rousi, 2013).Sergey Brin introduced the Google Glass Explorer edition during Google’s annual developer conferencein 2012.
Fig 1. Google Glass Product Release. Vance, 2013.
Logo Design
Logo is a symbol of brand and important to design and delivery information. Google glass logo is simple and rememberable.
Logo ‘A’ meaning is a visual representation of a road heading towards the future. This brand logo means google glass is an essential wearable technology in the future.
Fig 2. Google Glass Brand Logo. Google Developers, 2013.
Delclos, V. R., Littlefield, J., & Bransford, J. D. (1985) Teaching thinking through Logo: The importance of method. Roeper Review 7(3), pp.153-156.
Advertising
In the Youtube of Google glass has published 6 categories such
as fashion and sports advertising videos from official developers
and users.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3AIdnzZUsE
Google glass begins to explore
UK’s life and bring new products
and ideas to people.
This video from official developer:
Fig 3. A Screenshot of London (Through
Google Glass. Youtube, 2014.
Youtube
Facebook has become a new powerful marketing platform
because of the high popularity degree for people (Treadaway,
2010).
Fig 4. Google Glass- Facebook. Facebook, 2012.
Google glass - Facebook has 202 thousand fans. Contents includes advertising campaigns and information of products.
Advertising
Treadaway, C. and Smith, M.(2010) Facebook Marketing. [Electronic Resource] : An Hour A Day. Indianapolis : Wiley Pub., c2010.
AdvertisingMagazine
Fig 5. Google Glass report in Esquire Magazine. Nickinson, 2013.
Google glass’s advertisings not only have videos or campaigns online, but also have articles in print media offline. This article introduced the principles and functions of google glass and the wearable technology is future trend.
Technological Affordance
‘Affordances for analysing technologies should be useful in
exploring the inherent rationale of designs’ (Gaver, 1991) .
Google glass has its own glassware and the principle of work.
Google Glass Specs
Google Glass- How to work
Gaver, W. W.(1991) Technology affordances. Cambridge, CHI’91, SIGCHI C onference on Human Factors.
Google Glass Specs
Prism displays hands free information.
Fig 6. The Introduction of Google Glass. Force, 2013.
Camera is front eyes and commanded by voice.
Speaker is used to receive or make calls.Microphone can take voice commands of users
User necessary influences technological affordances of glass.
Google Glass- How to Work
Google glass team published a video ‘Introduction of Google
Glass’ to show how the glass works.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAediAS9ADM
Google glass team also published a series of tutorial videos:
how to use glass hands-free
how to take pictures and videos
how to use voice actions
how to use your timeline
User Experience
User experience can be defined ‘as thought and the ways that
people mentally represent and make sense of phenomena’
(Rousi, 2013) .
User experience may differ from developers’ expectation
User experience can redesign the product
Rousi, R. (2013) Google Glass and the Experience of Experience. UX Magazine, 29 October. Available from: https://uxmag.com/articles/google-glass-and-the-experience-of-experience
Differ From Expectation
Google glass can display information front your eyes but it
also can influence people walks by producing advertisings.
Fig 7. A Screenshot: Google Glass Sucks. Youtube, 2013.
Differ From Expectation
There is a privacy issue of
google glass, it can access
the Internet and record
photos or videos anywhere
with simple voice directions.
Fig 8. A Sign Banning Google Glass at the Willows. Dixler, 2014.
Some bars and restaurants
banned the devices and
make the poster or notice in
the door.
Redesigh the Product
Google glass 2 has created based on the user experience.
User Experience Google Glass Google Glass 2
Battery life is short.
One day of typical use
Improve battery life based on the first google glass
Camera has small capacity.
Take 5MP pictures and record 720p video.
Take 8MP pictures and full 1080p video.
Themes and Arguments
● Google glass has a debate that wether it should be banned
or not because of privacy issue.
● The wearable technology is a new trend of technology in the
future.
● User experience can influence marketing strategy and
technology design of wearable technology.
Conclusion
Marketing and branding strategy specially advertising should
combine with more channels to interact with customers.
Technology affordance of google glass based on user necessary
and wearable technology.
User experience may differ from developers’ expectation and
influence redesign ideas.
REFERENCE LIST
Delclos, V. R., Littlefield, J., & Bransford, J. D. (1985) Teaching thinking through Logo:The importance of method. Roeper Review 7(3), pp.153-156.
Gaver, W. W.(1991) Technology affordances. Cambridge, CHI’91, SIGCHI C onference on Human Factors.
Pathkar, N. S. and Joshi, N. S. (2014) Google Glass: Project Glass. International Journal of Application or Innovation in Engineering & Management (IJAIEM) 3(10), pp. 31-35.
Rousi, R. (2013) Google Glass and the Experience of Experience. UX Magazine, 29 October. Available from: https://uxmag.com/articles/google-glass-and-the-experience-of-experience
Scheffel, J. and Kockesen, G. (2013) Wearable Web Technology: Google Glass and the Mirror API. Available from: http://wiremagz.com/view/53957/ .
Treadaway, C. and Smith, M.(2010) Facebook Marketing. [Electronic Resource] : An Hour A Day. Indianapolis : Wiley Pub., c2010.
REFERENCE OF FIGURES
Figure 1 Vance, A. (2013) Apple’s ‘Coach’ Campbell Sees Google Glass Starting Era of Intimate Objects. Available from: http://www.bloomberg.com/bw/articles/2013-04-12/apples-coach-campbell-sees-google-glass-starting-era-of-intimate-objects
Figuer 2 Google Developers (2013) Google Glass Brand Logo. Available from: https://developers.google.com/glass/distribute/branding-guidelines
Figure 3. Youtube (2014) London (Through Google Glass). Available from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3AIdnzZUsE
Figure 4. Facebook (2012) Google Glass. Available from: https://www.facebook.com/GoogleGlass
Figure 5 Nickinson, P. (2013) Read This: Esquire’s ‘What You’re not Supposed To Do’ with Google Glass. Available from: http://www.androidcentral.com/read-esquire-s-what-you-re-not-supposed-do-google-glass
Fig 6. Force, O. (2013) Google Glass Specs Revealed. Available from: http://www.outsource-force.com/blog/google-glass-specs-revealed/
REFERENCE OF FIGURES
Figure 7 Youtube (2013) Google Glass Sucks. Available from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_X6EyqXa2s
Figure 8 Dixler, H. (2014) Tech Writer Sarah Slocum on the Molotiov’s Attack and Google Glass at Restaurants. Available from: http://www.eater.com/2014/3/13/6265099/tech-writer-sarah-slocum-on-the-molotovs-attack-and-google-glass-at
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