Technology can communicate, but doesn’t need to speak. Create ambient awareness through different senses. Communicate information without taking the user out of their environment or task. A person's primary task should not be computing, but being human. Give people what they need to solve their problem, and nothing more.

2021年5月26日 · First coined by Mark Weiser and John Seely Brown in their 1996 paper, calm technology interacts with us through designs that “encalm and inform”. It operates alongside our peripheral awareness, engaging our full attention only when needed, or when we choose to interact with the technology directly.

2024年9月6日 · Calm technology is built on the idea that technology should serve us, not demand our constant attention. Coined by Mark Weiser and John Seely Brown in the 1990s, the concept emphasizes technology that informs without overwhelming, receding into the …

2021年5月13日 · Here are 12 examples of products you can use to create a sense of calm and positive impression in your customers’ heads. The tools we use the most today — smartphones, computers, — are constantly demanding visual and auditory attention to satisfy their users.

Examples of Calm Technology, a set of principles that allow people to design in a way that reduces attention.

The Calm Tech Institute exists to redefine how people think about human-technology interaction, and provide a new UX standard for designing technologies that improve human life.

The rise of LLMs, ubiquitous sensors, and predictive analytics is enabling a new generation of calm technology focused on timely, relevant, and intuitive notifications to aid productivity and well-being.

2021年11月3日 · Let’s take a look at the principles of Calm Technologies from calmtech.com: Technology should require the smallest possible amount of attention. Technology should inform and create calm....

Discover the Principles of Calm Tech, a design approach that allows products to blend seamlessly into our lives without intrusion or distraction.

2020年2月5日 · Enter: calm technology. In short, this is the practice of creating digital products that are unobtrusive and humane. These products should be there when we need them and “disappear” when we don’t. They should complement our lives, rather than take over our lives.