Understanding and designing for emerging digital eco-systems: the cases of private and shared cars
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Abstract
The amount of interactive digital technology in cars is increasing rapidly. The result is a new platform that holds the potential to facilitate many different systems, interactions, and users both in and outside the car. Many systems and services from car manufacturers already exist, and several is suggested in mobile HCI research. However, we still lack research that investigates how these digital artifacts interconnect and are used. Adding an alternative view to the existing HCI research, I investigate how private and shared cars have become digital artifacts in digital eco-systems, and how we can use this knowledge to design future mobile systems and services.
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September 2017
874 pages
ISBN:9781450350754
DOI:10.1145/3098279
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- Matt Jones,
- Manfred Tscheligi,
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Published: 04 September 2017
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