Office Agents: Personal Office Vitality Sensors with Intent

Sjoerd Stamhuis, Hans Brombacher, S. Vos, Carine Lallemand
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In smart office buildings, almost every aspect of the environment can be assessed and adjusted by sensors. Yet employees rarely have access to the data collected to act upon it. It is also unclear what they would find meaningful to follow the recommendations on healthy work conditions and behavior, while productivity is the priority. The Office Agents are a set of artefacts placed on the employee's desk, which capture data about the office environment. Air quality, sound level, light exposure, productivity, and physical activity level are measured to provide office workers with feedback on the ‘best’ working conditions. Using speculative design and Objects with Intent, the employee engages in a negotiation with the Office Agents based on the office ecosystem. Through this project and interactivity session, we open a debate on the use of sensors in office environments and the stakes around office vitality from the viewpoint of the employees.
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办公室代理:带有意图的个人办公室活力传感器
在智能办公大楼中,几乎环境的每个方面都可以通过传感器进行评估和调整。然而,员工很少能接触到收集到的数据并据此采取行动。目前还不清楚,在生产力优先考虑的情况下,他们是否会认为遵循有关健康工作条件和行为的建议有意义。Office Agents是放置在员工办公桌上的一组工件,它们捕获有关办公环境的数据。测量空气质量、声音水平、光照、生产力和身体活动水平,为办公室员工提供“最佳”工作条件的反馈。利用思辨设计和意图对象,员工与基于办公生态系统的办公代理进行协商。通过这个项目和互动环节,我们从员工的角度展开了一场关于传感器在办公环境中的使用以及办公室活力的利害关系的辩论。
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