This week we jumped deeper and further into the specific context that we aspire to intervene in- Dinner Time! We tested the thoughts, reactions and feelings that arises from using Tsumi while eating dinner, and we got out a few interesting feedbacks.
First of all, the "falling and spinning" gesture that Tsumi made after a time of silence caught the family's attention and made them engage with Tsumi- they felt like they need to put him back to his neutral standing position. Plus, we realised that designing Tsumi with a sharp edge is problematic- people interpret differently when the edge is in their direction, We might need to make it less aggressive and more fluent. We're heading to our next iteration with meaningful insights! get ready for changes!
