设计物联网产品（影印版）

Designing Connected Products provides a comprehensive guide to designing successful products in the new market of IoT. As a rapidly growing industry, IoT presents unique challenges that exceed those of conventional software UI/UX design. IoT requires designers to consider cross-device interaction, interoperability, and responsible design practices. The book begins with an overview of the technology of connected devices and the challenges of powering them. It then delves into networking issues and the architecture of IoT, including different types of networks and communication patterns. Next, it discusses product/service definition and strategy, including the importance of good products and business models, and how to generate product definitions. The book also covers research techniques for understanding people and context, and how to translate that research into product definitions and strategy. It then moves on to specific design aspects such as embedded device design, interface and interaction design. Additionally, it covers cross-device interactions and interoperability. Responsible IoT design is also a crucial aspect discussed in the book, including supporting key interactions and designing with data. The book concludes with iterative design, prototyping, and finally, designing complex interconnected products and services. Designing Connected Products is an essential resource for experienced UX designers and technical experts who want a clear roadmap to implement consumer product strategies and designs in the new market of IoT. It provides useful insights into the best practices and strategies for designing successful IoT products. As the market for connected products continues to grow, this book is a must-read for anyone looking to design successful IoT products.