Design sull’esperienza dell’utente e sostenibilità degli oggetti con intelligenza artificiale
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https://doi.org/10.19229/2464-9309/13222023Parole chiave:
esperienza d’uso, design, sostenibilità, intelligenza artificiale, internet delle coseAbstract
Gli oggetti con intelligenza artificiale fanno ormai parte integrante della vita quotidiana di un numero sempre maggiore di utenti generando indubbi benefici ma anche potenziali criticità derivanti dal loro impatto ambientale. Il paper descrive questi oggetti e l’ecosistema che creano, presentando un modello interpretativo in cui vengono analizzate le tre principali componenti: fisica, digitale e d’uso. Riferendosi alla ‘sostenibilità’ il Design generalmente analizza gli impatti ambientali legati alla componente fisica, mentre l’Ingegneria si occupa della valutazione degli impatti della componente digitale; queste analisi sono solitamente dissociate e non coprono gli impatti legati all’uso. L’approccio che si presenta propone di integrare le diverse metodologie per far emergere gli impatti legati all’esperienza d’uso per generare maggiore consapevolezza già nella fase progettuale.
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Ricevuto: 04/04/2023; Revisionato: 02/05/2023; Accettato: 09/05/2023
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