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Ideas of Things: The IOT Design Kit

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DIS '19 Companion: Companion Publication of the 2019 on Designing Interactive Systems Conference 2019 Companion

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This paper presents a first glance at the IOT Design Kit, a modular set of design tools that was assembled to help creative teams in the early phases of internet-of-things product design and development. The IoT Design Kit focuses on the practitioner's point of view and can support teams in defining, exploring, crystallising and selecting network-connected product ideas. In comparison to existing toolkits, a main differentiator of the IoT Design Kit is that it offers various starting points, depending on existing knowledge, expertise or project background.

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