Hacking the Natural Habitat: An In-the-Wild Study of Smart Homes, Their Development, and the People Who Live in Them
Hacking the Natural Habitat: An In-the-Wild Study of Smart Homes, Their Development, and the People Who Live in Them
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侵入自然栖息地：对智能家居、其发展以及居住在其中的人们的野外研究
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10.1007/978-3-642-31205-2_10
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2012
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E. Huang
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Sarah Mennicken;E. Huang
商业家庭自动化系统正变得越来越普遍，这为在现实世界中研究技术增强的家庭提供了机会。为了了解这些技术是如何整合到家庭中的，以及它们对居民的影响，我们进行了一项定性研究，对象包括提供此类技术的智能家居专业人员、目前正在规划或建设智能家居的人，以及目前生活在智能家居中的人。我们确定了将智能技术引入家庭的动机，以及使家庭智能化所涉及的阶段。我们还探讨了在这些阶段出现的智能家居居民的不同角色，以及在智能家居中生活时出现的几个挑战和好处。基于这些发现，我们提出了智能家居研究的开放领域和新方向。
Commercial home automation systems are becoming increasingly common, affording the opportunity to study technology-augmented homes in real world contexts. In order to understand how these technologies are being integrated into homes and their effects on inhabitants, we conducted a qualitative study involving smart home professionals who provide such technology, people currently in the process of planning or building smart homes, and people currently living in smart homes. We identified motivations for bringing smart technology into homes, and the phases involved in making a home smart. We also explored the varied roles of the smart home inhabitants that emerged during these phases, and several of the challenges and benefits that arise while living in a smart home. Based on these findings we propose open areas and new directions for smart home research.