A survey with 15 participants was conducted to gather feedback on the proposed core features of the application. This input helped assess the potential usefulness of these features early in the development process to prevent investing time and effort in unwanted functionality. The features were: • Guided tutorials • Hands free control – Voice and gesture control • Rest reminder – AI powered break and posture suggestions
Limitations: This survey used only qualitative descriptions of the features without visuals / prototype to aid users in fully understanding the proposed feature which could influence their feedback.
Scroll down for survey insights!
Feature | Guided Tutorials | Hands free control | Rebalance reminder |
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Description | - Mindful moments: series dedicated to mindfulness and using clay as an aid to meditation. Focus is on the sensMindfulation of the clay and builds users familiarity and confidence with it as a medium | ||
- Craft classes: Single tutorials or series that focus on using tools, learning techniques and creating a functional piece at the end | -Voice control [to avoid messy hands on the screen] |
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Mindful Moments
Camera access
Use of AI
Additional feedback
“This is really really cool and would make it straightforward for people looking to start pottery! It’s a great idea as lots of people don’t have access to pottery classes in person/ wouldn’t know how to go about getting online classes”
“Great idea!! Maybe AI could be used for the user to input how they are feeling that day and then the music could be chosen depending on their mood/ or what mood the user wants it to be, maybe could choose using a celebrity’s voice that they like for their meditation? Maybe AI could be used for creating a personalised experience rather than breaks as users are likely to have a frustrated face if it’s something they are doing for the first time”
”I was imagining more curated and intentionally created step vidros could be awesome.”
Suggestion of community feature - future release
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