Trust, Empathy, Team Building, Creating a sense of belonging, Culture, Happiness are few of the many characteristics we learnt during this studio session. Also, Learning to think with our bodies & Recognising the power of observation was something which I personally consider as key takeaway from this session by Aleta Hayes from Department of Theater and Performance Studies Stanford (TAPS). 

Similar video from Stanford Graduate School of Business: link, Article from Waltzlab: link

"Where’s Waldo?” is just one of the thousands of examples of visual search we perform every single day. From driving a car to looking for groceries in a store to avoiding NPCs video games, we, as humans, are regularly using our visual system to search through scenes. In this lecture, I explored a variety of experiments focused on how the human brain processes a visual search and how that influences media/game design. Got a deep understanding of where our brains excel, where they fall short. Also got a sense of in designing products how much Scene Guidance, Human Bias, Eye Movement, Visual to muscle memory matters.

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