John Kestner
Daniel Leithinger
ABSTRACT
We propose a tangible interface concept for communicating personal financial information in an ambient and relevant manner. The concept is embodied in a set of wallets that provide the user with haptic feedback about personal financial metrics. We describe how such feedback can inform purchasing decisions and improve general financial awareness.
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Index Terms
- Proverbial wallet: tangible interface for financial awareness
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