NYC IxDA Event: Industrial Design and IxD

Date: May 23 2007

Location: New York, New York, USA

Website: http://ixda.org

About This Event

Thursday May 23rd, 6:30pm
Location provided on RSVP (send RSVPs to nyc-rsvp@ixda.org).

Description:
"After nearly eight years designing web sites, online and desktop applications, I dropped the browser and embraced devices. I wanted to explore designing for different physical platforms because the Internet, and digital experiences more broadly, were moving beyond just the PC. Since then I have worked almost exclusively with industrial designers, mechanical and electrical engineers. In this
presentation, I will share xperiences and insights into what interaction designers and industrial designers have to learn from each other."

About Ted Booth:
Ted leads interaction design at Motorola Enterprise Mobility, formerly Symbol Technologies. His team is part of the Innovation and Design group which includes industrial designers, design researchers, human factors engineers, and mechanical, electrical and software engineers.

His team handles user interface and interaction design for a wide range of mobile computers, RFID devices, remote management software
services, and desktop and mobile software applications. Their products are used throughout the retail, transport and logistics, manufacturing
and health care industries.

Prior to joining Motorola, Ted was an interaction design consultant working with clients including Autodesk, Eyebeam, Gucci, Intuit, Johnson & Johnson, HP, Microsoft, Palm, and Real Networks. During this time, Ted was the Interaction Design Director at Method, a consulting firm specializing in brand identity, web design, and product user
interface. He holds a Masters of Design from Illinois Institute of Technology.

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