Gradual Engagement between Digital Devices as a Function of Proximity

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Rich digital environments with a profusion of devices and displays are becoming increasingly common in user experiences -- yet devices at present largely disregard the physical proximity of nearby devices and persons.

We explore design patterns wherein device interfaces gradually engage the user by disclosing connectivity and information exchange



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