CRISP #1 magazine ‘Don’t you design chairs anymore?’ CRISP #1 | Page 58

i-Pe

Test bed project
Tilde Bekker— 1964 m. m. bekker @ tue. nl
. Associate Professor at TU / e,
User Centred Design, Design research on designing for children
With the design of Intelligent Play Environments, playful persuasion encourages social and physical play to promote well-being.
Intelligent Play Environments to stimulate social and physical activities( I-PE) is about the development of an‘ inspirational test bed’ to develop fundamental knowledge, insights and guidelines for the design of intelligent, playful environments. This includes playful persuasion, emergent behaviour and interaction opportunities that stimulate social and physical play of various user groups. PSS concepts will be used as vehicles of research, further developing our design philosophy for social and active play.
People are simply not active enough: children are not physically active and risk obesity and isolation; the elderly run the risk of losing their social networks. These societal issues need to be tackled for the benefit of these and other groups. This project will build on the foundations laid by Intelligent Playgrounds, a project started to encourage children to become more active— physically and socially.
Project partners
project members
Fiona Bambacht Kompan Tilde Bekker TU / e José van Boxmeer Innosport NL Erwin Driessens
Driessens & Verstappen Berry Eggen TU / e Mark de Graaf TU / e Anne Nigten The Patching Zone Mirjam van Praag Stichting
Sports & Technology Huib de Ridder TU Delft Pepijn Rijnbout TU / e Mark van Rooijen Sportcomplex
Eindhoven Noord Marco Rozendaal TU Delft Ben Schouten TU / e Andries Stam Almende Linda de Valk TU / e Arnold Vermeeren TU Delft Maria Verstappen
Driessens & Verstappen Jasmijn van Weenen
The Patching Zone
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