Design Patterns for Inclusive Collaboration (DePIC)

我们与周围世界的互动依赖于感知，感知利用了我们可用的感官组合。在人们拥有不同感官的情况下，使人们能够使用感官的组合变得至关重要。这些差异可能是由于暂时或永久的感觉障碍，或由于他们使用的技术。然而，很少有研究探讨人们如何将联合收割机和映射信息从一种感觉到另一种感觉，特别是对于有感官障碍的人，然后使用这种映射来通知技术的设计，使协作更容易。这个多学科项目的目的是开发新的方式，让人们使用不同的感官组合相互交流。这将减少感官障碍造成的合作障碍，并通过优化可用感官的使用来改善社会和工作场所的包容性。我们将结合联合收割机的感官之间的映射与参与式设计技术的实证研究，开发基于认知心理学的包容性设计的新思路。我们将以设计模式的形式捕捉这些设计理念和映射，并通过开发交互式系统来支持辅助工作，生活和休闲来展示它们的有用性。

Our interaction with the world around us relies on perception which exploits combinations of the senses we have available to us. Enabling people to use combinations of senses becomes critical in situations where people who have different senses available to them interact with each other. These differences can arise because of temporary or permanent sensory impairment, or due to the technology they are using. However, very little research has examined how people combine and map information from one sense to another, particularly for individuals with sensory impairments, and then used such mappings to inform the design of technology to make collaboration easier. The aim of this multi-disciplinary project is to develop new ways for people to interact with each other using different combinations of senses. This will reduce barriers to collaboration caused by sensory impairment, and improve social and workplace inclusion by optimising the use of available senses. We will combine empirical studies of mappings between senses with participatory design techniques to develop new ideas for inclusive design grounded in Cognitive Psychology. We will capture these design ideas and mappings in the form of Design Patterns and demonstrate their usefulness through the development of interactive systems to support assisted work, living, and leisure.