新兴科学设计:发展自我跟踪的替代框架

Tom Jenkins, Laurens Boer, Sarah Homewood, Teresa Almeida, Anna Vallgårda
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“肠脑轴”这一新兴科学已被用作自我跟踪技术的基础,假设这种联系可以有效地用于更好地调节情绪、支持消化系统健康和避免疾病。将这一新兴科学作为设计灵感的来源,本文提出了一个设计研究过程,以发现新的交互设计机会,并产生自我跟踪的替代方法。我们探索如何体验和使用这些新兴的科学知识,以及这些设计空间可能是什么样子,通过设计一个自我跟踪探针,并要求科学传播者与肠道-大脑轴一起工作。他们的反应导致了一系列探索性的交互设计简报和更精细的研究成果,这些研究成果共同阐明了设计如何与新兴科学相结合,以激发对自我跟踪实践的新视角——一种培养而不是控制。
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Designing with Emerging Science: Developing an Alternative Frame for Self-Tracking
The emerging science of the “gut-brain axis” has been used as the basis for self-tracking technologies assuming that this connection can be used productively for better regulating mood, supporting digestive health, and avoiding disease. Taking this emerging science as a source of design inspiration, this paper presents a design research process to uncover opportunities for novel interaction design and generate alternative approaches to self-tracking. We explored how this emerging scientific knowledge might be experienced and used and what these design spaces might look like through designing a self-tracking probe and asking science communicators working with the gut-brain axis to live with that probe. Their reactions led to a set of exploratory interaction design briefs and a more refined research product that collectively articulate how design can engage with emerging science to inspire a new perspective on self-tracking practices—one of cultivation rather than control.
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