Locomotive Throttle and Brake
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Colorful.
One simple control is sometimes the best. No other controls necessary for this.
Fun to see 1970s scifi UIs.
This is the inside of one of those giant snow groomers. Cool. Looks pretty complicated, with those two joysticks on the right.
"Ten Controls for the seat plus three additional preset positions, and not to mention a massage button that my fingers are covering."
I'm digging the clarity of this diagram and relating the seat motors to body positioning.
Only 1-7 and 0. Wonder what this was for.
An old navy receiver for short wave.
Nagasaki, Japan
You know, the ergonomics of these kind of suck. If you are elderly, how do you reach up to adjust the air flow? It requires some detail hand work and these things never work very well--it is difficult to get the right flow of air aimed in the right place. Especially since you have to change your position to adjust the air, then when you sit down you have to test to see whether it is hitting the right spot on you or not, often requiring more adjustment, etc.
No Ideas But In Things is a library of controls, animations, layouts, and displays that might be a source of inspiration for interaction designers. Dan Saffer is the curator.
The title comes from a William Carlos Williams poem.
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