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HCI Human Computer Interface P2 Understand hardware technologies for game platforms HCI Human Computer Interface P2 -Human-computer interface: interface devices; ergonomic design; button configurations; user-centred design; portability P2 - Interface devices: game devices, eg paddle, joystick, keyboard, joypad, mouse, wheel, pedals, eye toy;ports; wireless; cabled; analogue; digital; controller ports

Can you think of any devices we use to play games? What is HCI? Human Computer Interface is how us as humans interact with computers, electronics and in our case games. Can you think of any devices we use to play games?

Human Computer Interface devices Controllers Joysticks Keyboards Mouse Wheels Pedals Motion sensing input device(Kinect, eye toy) Motion-Controllers(Wii Mote, PlayStation Move) VR Headsets(Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, PS VR)

How many gaming HCI can you get from the following quiz? bzfd.it/2dC9CM3

Ergonomic design The practice of designing products, systems, or processes to take proper account of the interaction between them and the people who use them. In this case gamers. Controllers and peripherals in gaming are specifically designed to be comfortable and easy to use for long periods at a time. Think about how the devices curve around your hand. Controllers such as the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One have been revised over several generations to be as comfortable as possible.

Ergonomic Design Safety Comfort Ease of use Performance (productivity) Aesthetics

Button configurations The layout of buttons on the controller or device The buttons on modern controller are very deliberately placed Commonly used buttons need to placed near to free fingers for quick access All buttons must be accessible without moving the entire hand. Why are the option buttons placed in the hardest to reach areas of the controller?

Why do we have more buttons on controllers these days? Think About the NES Controller Now Xbox One Why do we have more buttons on controllers these days?

Analogue vs Digital Analogue Digital

Task A – Understanding hardware technologies for game platforms 1. Introduce and explain what HCI(Human Computer Interface) in the context of gaming is. 2. List and explain the following interface devices: Controllers, Joysticks, Keyboard, Mouse, Wheel & Pedals, motion sensing input device(Kinect, PlayStation Camera), Motion- Controllers(Wii Mote, PlayStation Move), voice controllers, VR Headsets(Oculus Rift, HTC Vive). Include examples and references.

User-centred design All HCI devices go through a User-centred design process. Design is based upon an explicit understanding of users, tasks, and environments. It is driven and refined by user- centered evaluation and addresses the whole user experience.  There are many variations of the UCD process.

User-centred design Specify the context of use: Identify the people who will use the product, what they will use it for, and under what conditions they will use it. Specify requirements: Identify any business requirements or user goals that must be met for the product to be successful. Create design solutions: This part of the process may be done in stages, building from a rough concept to a complete design. Evaluate designs: Evaluation - ideally through usability testing with actual users - is as integral as quality testing is to good software development.

Portability Why do we want gaming HCI to be portable, light and easy to use? Why do we want wireless over wired devices? What about battery life?

How has the controller evolved over the years? Think About the NES Controller Now Xbox One How has the controller evolved over the years?

Task B – Understanding hardware technologies for game platforms 1. Now take the NES controller and compare it to a current generation controller(Xbox One, PS4, Wii U). Look at the ergonomic design, button configurations, user-centred design and portability of both. 2. Include all the features of modern controllers and what they are used for. 3. If you could add one thing to a modern controller what would it be?