Belinda Vesey-Brown
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Key lessons from Designing for Emotion
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I recently read Aarron Walter’s book Designing for Emotion. Walter is the lead user experience designer for MailChimp where he is the chief responsible for making the online e-mail campaign program’s interfaces more human. As someone fascinated by the psychology of the things we do, I rushed through this book at an eager pace. My…
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Monday TED Talk: A Robot That Flies Like A Bird
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A robot that flies like a bird might leave you asking the question: “But what purpose will this serve?”. Ultimately, Festo (the company behind the SmartBird) says this technology could pave the way for efficiency in resource and energy consumption.
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And the Melbourne Cup winner is…
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The winner of the Myer Fashions on the Field ‘Design Award was Australian designer, Anthony Capon.
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Healthy-Hungry Jack’s?!
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In a move to gain some brand loyalty with today’s health conscious consumers, Hungry Jacks has released an exciting alternative to fries in your value meal…. vegetable sticks. Yummy, tasty, vegetable sticks. Whilst it’s a great substitute to the 400 kilojoules usually consumed in a medium fries – it unfortunately doesn’t counteract the 4000 (!)…
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Monday TED Talk: The rise of personal robots
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The Brio team started the week with this TED Talk by Cynthia Breazeal on the rise of personal robots. The Associate Professor of Media Arts and Sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) founded the Media Lab’s Personal Robots Group. She says in her talk: “Robots touch something deeply human within us. And so…
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Bodies Disappearing into Art
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I am in awe of Emma Hack’s beautiful collection of works. There is just no end to this lady’s talent. She is a diverse multimedia artist, skin illustrator, make-up artist, hairdresser, stylist, photographer, sculptor and keynote speaker. Emma paints models’ bodies to blend in and contrast with backgrounds and then photographs the tableaux to create…
