Interact London 2019
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Developing Design KPIs for an Omnichannel Experience Strategy | Angel Brown | 32m |
A pharma client migrates from reps to digital and reduced sales force by half, forcing a measurable omnichannel plan that blends qualitative research with an… | ||
| The Revolution will be Automated | Simon Norris | 29m |
Automation is defined as reducing human intervention distinct from AI which emulates cognition, with concrete examples from ATMs to self‑landing rockets, robot… | ||
| Living with Robots - HRI in the real world | Ben Scott-Robinson | 37m |
Small Robot Company describes a farm-scale system: Tom collects 3 TB/day of imagery, data goes into Wilma the OS for a per-plant view via Wilma, and small… | ||
| A Human Story: AI, the Home, and Personal Computing | Triona Butler | 32m |
Projects described include Google Nest Wi‑Fi hardware and a relaunch of the home map, design choices from Nest Mini curves to fabric shades, and a suite of… | ||
| Why Designers Should be Building AI | Eva Deckers | 39m |
Designers claim they must build AI themselves and show how a Philips Data-Enabled Design team assembles real systems: connected toothbrushes, shaver, skin… | ||
| Microinteractions for the System: Design in the Age of Techlash | Georgina Bourke | 20m |
A design studio builds a free data patterns catalog and applies patterns in prototypes: a mocked consent flow, a mental‑health chatbot that hands control to… | ||
| Becoming Stewards of Empathy and Responsible Design | Lisa Anderson | 29m |
Argues that design must earn a seat at the table by showing business impact (revenue, brand, retention), not just craft, and gives concrete practices: build a… | ||
| Visual Storytelling in the World of Algorithmic Narratives | Mel McVeigh | 30m |
Condé Nast reports one billion monthly video views and a global footprint across 30 brands and 13 markets while about 24 tech teams release code daily; the… | ||
| Interact London 2019: The Human & The Machine | 02m | |
Conference highlights argue that practical wins come from pairing quality of data with human perspective, showing projects where user-centred workflows change… | ||
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