How can an individual skill become the context for augmented real life experiences?
In this video www.youtube.com/v/BvPCjGcpB5g you can see how individual people interact with the www.ioodesign.com/ tangible interface.
Personal motor skills define the experience. Today design methods and general interaction patterns still have to be developed. Through Nintendos Wii, installation art and advertisement more and more gesture based interaction are available to a wider audience.
The lack of general design patterns and methods for tangible interfaces and the lack of attention for bodily - kinesthetic intelligence in most educational models in western society is diminishing interaction possibilities.
Fundamental changes in human behavior patterns take time and it is evident that designers and researchers have a difficult task in defining the roadmap to an augmented environment with significant tangible interactions that are flexible enough to complement human nature.
nicolas nova about tangible design principles:
tecfa.unige.ch/perso/staf/nova/blog/2007/02/01/design-principles-for-tangible-interactions
