Description
This honors thesis utilizes smart home components and concepts from Dr. Burleson's Game as Life, Life as Game (GaLLaG) systems. The thesis focuses on an automated lifestyle, where individuals utilize technology, such as door sensors, appliance and lamp modules, and system notifications, to assist in daily activities. The findings from our efforts to date indicate that after weeks of observations, there is no evidence that automated lifestyles create more productive and healthy lifestyles and lead to overall satisfaction in life; however, there are certain design principles that would assist future home automation applications.
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Title
- Home Automation's Influence on Life
Contributors
- Rosales, Justin Bart (Author)
- Burleson, Winslow (Thesis director)
- Walker, Erin (Committee member)
- Hekler, Eric (Committee member)
- Civil, Environmental and Sustainable Engineering Programs (Contributor)
- Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor)
Date Created
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2013-05
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