Learn the details of the concepts of Little Signals from Google

Google exhibited a “design study” in ambient computing, with a series of notification-like objects

The company calls the experiment Little Signals and says it’s exploring “quiet computing,” or ways to keep you in the loop without beeping and lighting up your screen.

Flooding in elements in a small group of signals: air, buttons, movement, rhythm, shadow, click, for example, the button is supposed to “combine volume and sound to communicate and control. Receive information. It plays a tone when it is full.”

It is not surprising that it works in a group of elements of the download site.

The project through a series of interaction experiments and thought starters, you can make turn it into something real. Google offers an archive of how electronics and codes are assembled to build a model that tells you about the weather and hints on how to make other objects. They even made 3D images of every object they wanted to know how to please them.

The files can be downloaded as a zip file from the Little Signals website.