General
Applied a Data-enabled Design approach [1] to explore sleep behaviour in context through probe deployment. Starting from environmental sensing and later shifting toward awake-in-bed behaviour, the project developed Lumi Alarm, a light-based inform probe that used ambient cues to reduce non-sleep activities in bed and support healthier bedtime routines.
Contribution to PI&V
- The project helped me treat data as a design material rather than only a measurement outcome.
- Probes and diaries made everyday sleep behaviour visible in a more situated and reflective way.
Involved Expertise Areas
- MD&C: Data-enabled Design principles, probe-based data collection, diary-supported data interpretation
- T&R: context exploration probe, informed exploration probe, ambient-light interaction prototyping
- U&S: co-constructing stories (field testing)
Links
More project details see Dribble
References
[1]: van Kollenburg, J. and Bogers, S.J.A. 2019. Data-enabled design : a situated design approach that uses data as creative material when designing for intelligent ecosystems. Technische Universiteit Eindhoven.