Cabinet (design tool)
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Keller's cabinet design tool is an experiental prototype of the PhD work of Ianus Keller.
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Handling visual material on the cabinet
Designers currently keep both physical and digital collections of visual materials. They keep them separately. Cabinet is an appliance prototype for merging the collections. Its design was built on a study of current design practice, and explorations in visual and inspirational interaction. Cabinet provides an effortless interface for adding physical and digital images, organizing them into piles and narrative layouts, and reusing images. The prototype was evaluated in 3 one-month trials at prominent Dutch design firms.
