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=== Future Work === | === Future Work === | ||
If I had to think about this project and relate it to my study program, I would have difficulties. I'm not exactly experienced in speculative design, and perhaps I'm not interested in that area in the future as well, but who knows. However, it might be a bit far-fetched, but I could imagine my bubble machine as an outdoor "smart home system" that visualizes the respiration of houseplants, since indoor can be messy. Bubbles can be fun to look at, especially for children. During the Winterwerkschau, I enjoyed witnessing that people of all ages enjoying the bubbles, but especially children. Some of my friends also reported this to me and it was heartwarming. And maybe add some indicators, to indicate if something goes wrong with the plants (so that the owner(s) can check). This idea can be elaborated further, which indicator(s) can be used, what kind of thresholds, what indicates "healthy" and "sick" plants, etc. A mechanism that could be added would be to refill the soap liquid from time to time (during Winterwerkschau I did it manually). | If I had to think about this project and relate it to my study program, I would have difficulties. I'm not exactly experienced in speculative design, and perhaps I'm not interested in that area in the future as well, but who knows. However, it might be a bit far-fetched, but I could imagine my bubble machine as an outdoor "smart home system" that visualizes the respiration of houseplants, since indoor can be messy. Bubbles can be fun to look at, especially for children. During the Winterwerkschau, I enjoyed witnessing that people of all ages enjoying the bubbles, but especially children. Some of my friends also reported this to me and it was heartwarming. And maybe add some indicators, to indicate if something goes wrong with the plants (so that the owner(s) can check). This idea can be elaborated further, which indicator(s) can be used, what kind of thresholds, what indicates "healthy" and "sick" plants, etc. A mechanism that could be added would be to refill the soap liquid from time to time (during Winterwerkschau I did it manually). | ||
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