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Interface
2 User types (Pedestrian & Vehicle)
2 Rules of engagement
• The traffic light is an informational interface for two sets
of users, the driver and the pedestrian.
• Both the driver and the pedestrian wish to reach their destination.
This means they must navigate through the area controlled by the lights.
• Traffic lights work by alternatively holding back one user
and allowing the other user to have access to the road.
• The interface works by the use of three colours which stand
for three commands; stop, prepare for next command and go.
• The important element of the traffic light is that the driver
and pedetrian both attach different meanings to the colours on the
interface.
• For the driver, seeing the red command means they must stop
and the pedestrian can now cross. In essence, for the pedestrian,
red means go.
• In the traffic light, we have an interface that can be used
by two sets of users at the same time and still be effective, as long
as users obey their set of rules.
• If the two sets of rules are mixed or swapped between user
groups it will result in a stalemate or an accident.
Essentially this equation represents Telepress as the traffic
light:
1
Telepress Interface
6 Billion User types
6
Billion Rules of engagement
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Need-Oriented
Filter
Following a methodology, you discover your user's needs and desires,
then create a space that best suits their processes for solving a
problem.
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Within
any problem lies a user, a rule and an action. To solve that problem
create a stable and integrated structure by means of balancing all
3 equally.
The distance between desire and fulfillment is shortening
We’ve learnt to want and choose... A
facilitator is paramount. What we need now is technology that lets
humans take part fully within any community elect and in whichever
way they choose to take part.
Ideally a way of utilizing existing communication technologies people
already own, such as a telephone or television would benefit them
alot more than spending [x] amount of time and money on a new computer
system or language they don’t understand.
Simple, like a Traffic Light
Telepress will simplify aswell as help humans conduct their lives
when navigating through all the growing, complex and interwoven threads
of information and media available today.
Definition of Simple
Not compound
Consisting of few elements
All of one kind
Not complicated, elaborate, adorned or involved
Telepress should and will trace characteristics of existing modes
of human phenomena/behaviour. |
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