Project Details
- Student
- Sean Bazanye-Lutu
- Course
- Design Engineering MEng
- Supervisor
- Professor Robert Shorten
- Theme
- Masters Project
- Links
- Personal website
Currently, more than 3 billion people rely on voice activated search devices and assistants to navigate their day-to-day life, highlighting how reliant we have become on these products and systems. However, our current interactions with these systems are very one-sided, we are required to initiate the engagement in order for the system to be of use and have value. This can result in optimal conditions that meet our needs being missed as the system was initiated moments too late. What if these systems could generate their own value? Providing users with key information before they even knew they needed it?