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This website is an archive of my time at the Viktoria Institute
(2002-2007).
I no longer work at Viktoria and have now migrated to www.daonk.org
Contact:
lalya-at-daonk-dot-org
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| research projects |
The aim of my research is to explore new territories of personal
expression and everyday creativity enabled by ubiquitous computing.
Situating computing into the physical world and everyday settings, this
technology adds new dimensions and meaning to everyday activities and
behaviours, and can give rise to new aesthetic practices using the
everyday as a creative resource.
The projects I work on are collaborative and multidisciplinary. They
focus in particular on mobile media for urban space and computational
repurposing of everyday objects. Method used: Research questions and
concepts are embodied into working
prototypes
developed during iterative interaction design processes. We put the
prototypes into use in real world situations, and study emerging uses
and interactions. Based on findings from the study of these prototypes
in action, we derive design implications to inform the future
development of ubicomp technologies supporting aesthetic
creativity embedded in the everyday.
The
following projects have been realised at
the Future
Applications Lab, Viktoria
Institute, within the
project networks: Mobile
Life, Smart-Its,
and EC Agents.
My supervisor: Lars
Erik Holmquist.
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| sonic
city |
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Mobile
electronic music making with the city as interface (2002-04)
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| picture
this! |
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Exploring
new potentials of digital still cameras (2002-06)
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| tejp |
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Embodied
interaction in locative media (2003-04)
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| bricolage |
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Everyday
artefacts and environments as hackable creative resources (2004-06)
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smart-its
restaurant demo
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Smart objects in restaurant setting (2001-02)
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| total
recall |
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In-place viewing of whiteboard annotations (2002)
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robotics
in everyday life
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Designing robotic applications for everyday use (2004-05)
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mobile music workshops
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> International workshops on Mobile Music Technology (since 2004)
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track
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Following other people's trails of experiences (2005)
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| non-research projects |
Outside
work, I play around with lo-fi sound and DIY electronics, together with
my
friends. Sometimes, we organise informal electronics workshops. Here
are some projects I have been involved in.
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| tap-n-bass |
> Live drum-n-bass with re-mixed tap-dance shoes
(2004)
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electrolove
flirtomatic
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"Gillar du ägg till frukost?"
(2004)
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workshops
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> Creative DIY electronics workshops for
beginners, taking
place at local cafés & galleries
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motstånd:hack
your toys! (2004)
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attack
of the pants (portable art noise things) (2005)
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more sound stuff
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Important
message from
the public (2005)
> Random
Access Memory 4
(2005)
> Le placard mini
headphones festival in Göteborg: ToToGo (2006) (also on sync24's website)
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| student projects |
The following projects were completed during my bachelor and master
studies.
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bsc project
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Use of
the P-OTDR for distributed PMD measurements in optical fibres (1999)
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| msc
project |
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Design of a 3D sound
system for headphones (2001)
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teaching
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sound seminars
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> Seminars for interaction design or sound-art students about
interaction with
sound and music
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