All about Acceptability?: Identifying Factors for the Adoption of Data Glasses
summary
A multi-year case study finds N=118 no attitude change toward data glasses between 2014 and 2016, contradicting expectations of gradual familiarisation; an expert survey (N=51) finds two-thirds expect routine use within 10 years but experts are split on social acceptability, and rank usefulness and usability above social image. Key specifics: 52 scenarios reused across years, semantic-differential ratings, experts cite form factor, utility, privacy and unobtrusiveness as decisive, and unresolved questions remain about the right level of subtle design.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to study
- 2:10Why hesitation towards data glasses
- 5:27Models explaining adoption
- 9:03Expert survey findings
- 16:59Conclusion and next steps
- 18:05Q&A session
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