Designing Connected Products authors Claire and Martin are two of the presenters at O’Reilly’s upcoming online conference, Designing for the Internet of Things.

From O’Reilly:
“The fast-evolving Internet of Things presents unique, complex challenges for UX designers. To help you understand and surmount these challenges, we’ve gathered seven leading experts in IoT design for a daylong virtual conference addressing the crucial topics you need to know to create the next generation of products and services. Presenters include: Matt Biddulph, Ralph Bremenkamp, Martin Charlier, Giles Colborne, Claire Rowland, Ame Elliott, and Mike Kuniavsky.”

See the full program and buy tickets here.

Free report by Claire and Martin summarising the different facets of design involved in creating a connected product: UI, interaction, interusability/system UX, productisation, service design and platform design (technology enablers).

Download from O’Reilly (registration required).

Slides from Claire Rowland’s talk at the O’Reilly Design Conference, January 2016.

Claire has given variants of this talk at various conferences recently, including Over the Air, Rebase, NUX and Thingmonk. This is the updated set of slides as of early December 2015 for Thingscon Amsterdam.

Slides from Martin Charlier’s talk at The Internet of Things Forum, Cambridge, March 2015.