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How might we prevent unintended over-use caused by a sense of obligation when surrounded by pervasive interconnected devices?

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Provide a device/tool/method for complete transparency about devices a user owns or does not own so they can control privacy and manage all devices.

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In one week, we should have a prototype that help people use the smart devices convenient.

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In one week, we should have a working prototype of a product that allows users to be in control of the ambient technology around them and have the ability to turn it on/off when they want.

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In one week, we could create a MVP that provides information of the ubicomp devices around them and the ability for people to have autonomy over the information that they would like to share, and the ability for them to track their ambient devices at the same time - interconnected devices hub

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In one week, we should have a functional prototype that helps users manage their interactions with their own pervasive devices and be aware of other people’s pervasive devices around them so that they can achieve a higher level of privacy.

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How might we allow users to manage pervasive interconnected devices around them?

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How might we allow users to manage pervasive interconnected devices around them?

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How might we help users manage all of their smart devices at home to minimise distractions, notifications, and interruptions?

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How might we design a product that lets people keep track of their ambient devices?

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How might we design a product that lets people keep track of their ambient devices?

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How might we inform users of the ubicomp devices around them?

How might we create more transparency about the devices around us?

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might not be a single HMW that we focus on. There may be 2 or 3 that could form one area. 

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might not be a single HMW that we focus on. There may be 2 or 3 that could form one area. 

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Don't narrow down too much

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Designed to give users a sense of privacy

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Create seamless devices that respond to user needs?

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How might we give users more autonomy and self-determination over their own data when using ubicomp technology?

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Reduce friction between humans and devices?

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Create trust even when technology is unseen?

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Create more transparency about the devices around us?

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How might we inform users of the ethical implications that ambient technology possess?

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How might we design a product that provides awareness to users about their data and how it is being accessed and shared?

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How might we use emerging technologies like AR or AI to improve digital wellbeing related to ubiquitous computing (Awareness, Privacy, etc.)?

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Create a clear distinction between work and home life?

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How might we design a product that increases the level of autonomy when people interact with ambient technology?

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How might we design a product that ensures people's privacy and autonomy concerns are considered?

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Design interactions with ubicomp in a more natural way?

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How might we design a product that allow people to interact with ambient devices in a more natural way?

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Create devices controllable by the environment?

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How might we allow users to manage pervasive interconnected devices around them?

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How might we inform users of the ubicomp devices around them?

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Reduce reliance on screens?

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How might we design products that allow a seamless transition / integration from screens to screenless products?

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How might we design a product that lets people keep track of their ambient devices?

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How might we inform people of the possible impacts of ambient devices? - For them to make informed decisions

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How might we design to facilitate the design inclusion of ubicomp / ambient technology into people's day-to-day life?

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How might we create transparency around user data collection and recording?

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How might we help users manage all of their smart devices at home to minimise distractions, notifications, and interruptions?

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How might we create awareness of pervasive devices around users?

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How might we give digital wellbeing impacts and privacy control back to the users in a pervasive environment?

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How might we take impacts to society as a whole into consideration when designing our product?

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How might we create something new that does not exist as a digital wellbeing product today that will help users in pervasive computing? How might this product provide benefits rather than add to the negative impacts users experience already?

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How might we give users control over ubiquitous devices in their lives?

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How might we inform users about potential digital wellbeing impacts related to ubiquitous computing?

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How might we help users manage their digital wellbeing in a pervasive computing environment? Do users want to solve their own digital wellbeing concerns? Are they capable?

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How might we measure user's time spent interacting with pervasive/ubiquitous devices? What constitutes too much time? Who makes that decision?