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Technology at home: a digital personal scale

Published:22 March 1997Publication History

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This project is a conceptual study for the design of a digital personal scale that allows for user personalization and weight data tracking. The study is a demonstration of an integrated hardware/software development process, of an approach to ubiquitous computing and of the inclusion of socio-cultural study into the product development process. It is designed for the home market and special emphasis is given to providing a rich user experience.

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    CHI EA '97: CHI '97 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems
    March 1997
    406 pages
    ISBN:0897919262
    DOI:10.1145/1120212

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    • Published: 22 March 1997

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