Movits: a Minimalist Toolkit for Embodied Sketching
Authors: 
José Manuel Vega-Cebrián, 
Laia Turmo Vidal, 
Ana Tajadura-Jiménez, Tomás Bonino Covas, 
Elena Márquez SeguraAuthors Info & Claims
José Manuel Vega-Cebrián, Laia Turmo Vidal, Ana Tajadura-Jiménez, Tomás Bonino Covas, Elena Márquez SeguraAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 3302 - 3317
Abstract
We present the design and evaluation of the Movits, a minimalist toolkit for embodied sketching design explorations. The toolkit includes technology probes featuring minimalist wearable digital units that support the hands-on exploration and design of movement-driven interactions using multisensory feedback. The Movits are self-contained and generate audiovisual or vibrotactile patterns in response to movement-based inputs. We present the theoretical and empirical grounding driving our design process. We discuss the findings of using the Movits during four co-design workshops with design students, technologists, dancers and physiotherapists, where they resulted in being generative and adaptable to a range of embodied design approaches. We contend that the Movits can be favourable for those interested in a holistic design approach to wearables in general and specifically for those targeting movement-based application domains.
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