1. COLLABORATION SPACES The Collabigators Tom Bergman – tombrgmn@umich.edu Amine Boudalia - amineb@umich.edu Rohan Malpani – rohanjm@umich.edu Hariharan Subramonyam - harihars@umich.edu Hsin-Yen Tu - johntu@umich.edu

2. THE PROBLEM

3. ONE SIZE FITS ALL “We need to be able to break into groups, discuss and regroup” Does not facilitate collaboration CANNOT BRAINSTORM AMBIENT LIGHT

4. DESIGN

5. THE PROBLEM BRAINSTORMING ROOM AV FURNITURE DOCUMENTS/ARTIFACTS LIGHTING WORKFLOW PURPOSE REMOTE GLOBAL TANGIBLE INTERACTION IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE AUTOMATIC

6. THE PROBLEM SET UP INTERACT DOCUMENT

7. PROTOTYPING

8. SOLUTION

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10. AMBIENT LIGHT CONTROL AMBIENT LIGHT CONTROL Image retrieved from: http://www.bestonedesign.com/fu n-and-innovative-meeting-room- interior-design

11. AUDIO

12. VISUAL DISPLAYS

13. APP TO CONTROL ROOM

14. SUPPLIES/ RESOURCES

15. STATS

17. CONTEXT BASED MEETING ROOMS UNDERSTAND WORKFLOWS CONNECT PROJECTS TO THE ROOM ANALYZES MEETINGS AND PROVIDES FEEDBACK PROMOTES COLLABORATION HIGHLIGHTS CONVERSATIONS MINIMIZES PREPARATION SUMMARY