Artifacts at the event horizon : A study of Human-Computer Interaction through networking

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초록

This paper presents theories regarding
Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) through
networking from the field of artifacts, checking
them against one another, and merging these various perspectives to predict a more balanced
approach between the fields of media arts and
commercial products. I intend to argue the case
for an affective approach to technology, as
opposed to a more technical approach, such as
RFID using Wi-Fi technology. By exploring and
defining a couple of terms—the artifacts, HCI,
the networking processes associated with
exhibition, and cultural studies, I will
particularly look at two examples to explain the
similarities and dissimilarities in relation to HCI
through networking. They represent diverse
attempts to discover the following: what is an
artifact in the current digital cultural age; what
is RFID technology as an artifact; how does HCI
consist in this field; and how are similar or
dissimilar relations established between media
artifacts and commercial products based on HCI
via networking? I examine how the process
evolved spontaneously and were determined by
cultural factors, such as a wide range of Internet
accessibilities, more acceptable human-computer
interactive systems, and Wi-Fi technologies
through RFID. In addition, by representing with
practical examples which is useful approaches to
new disciplines that may be more inclusive of
multiple interactive surroundings, I will reveal
how cultural factors affect human beings in the
digital era. To illustrate how high-technology
addresses current new environments with
computers, I discuss examples of Sensorialoon,
relationships are drawn between network theory
and artifacts. Finally, I will draw alternative
ways to demonstrate my assertions and suggest
methods of further inquiry, identifying gaps
between current studies. High technologies
regarding information and computer networking
as artifacts might be more developed for
perspective. Therefore, a variety of issues within
these fields must be considered to approach an
analysis of these results, allowing for a
comprehensive milieu of what we might expect.
To close, this paper looks forward, suggesting
questions to be addressed in the future as well as
practical steps in an interactive media field.

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