Dynamic design elements for the peripheral interaction of ambient media
Jin-Yung Park, Tek-Jin Nam · 2008
Ambient media utilize peripheral awareness in interaction with people, which can be described as peripheral interaction. It represents information through dynamic changes of light, sound, form, or color in a physical space. In this study we present dynamic design elements and methods to apply them for peripheral interaction of ambient media in a physical space. We report on characteristics of dynamic design elements for peripheral interaction by reviewing literatures in psychology or related to ambient media. Based on the characteristics, we describe our design and prototype system of new ambient media, Cyber Pung-Kyung, focusing on how to apply dynamic design elements for peripheral interaction.