Mike Kuniavsky
Founder, ThingM Corporation

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Mike Kuniavsky is a writer, designer and researcher exploring the intersections of high technology and everyday life. People around the world use his 2003 book, “Observing the User Experience,” to understand the relationship between people and products. He is a cofounder of ThingM, a ubiquitous computing development studio and was a founding partner of Adaptive Path, a San Francisco internet consultancy. He founded Wired Digital’s User Experience Lab. His next book, “Smart Things,” expected in 2010 from Elsevier, will discuss ubiquitous computing user experience design. He blogs at orangecone.com.

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Design & User Experience
Location: 2005
Mike Kuniavsky (ThingM Corporation)
Ubiquitous computing has been here since at least 2005, but we may not have noticed it. This talk will discuss how mashups between meatspace and the Net have already happened, what the emerging patterns are, and how widgetization is about to jump from social networks to devices and then disappear altogether. Read more.
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