Tony Fadell: The first secret of design is ... noticing
Toni Fadel (Tony Fadell): Prva tajna dizajna je... primećivanje
As the originator of the iPod, Tony Fadell is no stranger to disruptive technology. With Nest, he’s zeroed in on tech’s most elusive targets: household appliances. Full bio
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"The Blues Brothers,"
goes to visit Dan Aykroyd in his apartment
da poseti Dena Ekrojda u stanu
from the train tracks.
that train go by?"
voz ovde prolazi?"
even notice it."
da nećeš ni primetiti."
to everyday things
na svakodnevne stvari
it's my job to see those everyday things,
da posmatram te svakodnevne stvari,
to improve upon them.
when I was a kid.
kada sam bio dete.
to put that sticker on the fruit.
da to stavi na voće.
at the grocery counter.
the store quickly.
i izađemo brzo iz prodavnice.
of fruit on the counter,
and eat it.
for this little sticker.
da potražimo ovu malu nalepnicu.
damaging the flesh.
i oštetimo sadržaj.
it off your fingers.
da je odbacimo sa svojih prstiju.
you probably felt those feelings.
imali ste taj osećaj.
the label off.
at least for me,
tried to flick it off,
we have limited brain power.
ograničenu moždanu moć.
everyday things we do into habits
svakodnevne stvari u navike,
to learn new things.
za učenje novih stvari.
as humans, we learn.
na koje mi, kao ljudska bića učimo.
on the wheel,
u poziciji 10 i 2 na volanu,
object out there --
talk to anyone else in the car
ni da pričam ni sa kime u kolima
driving became easier and easier.
vožnja je postajala sve lakša.
fun and second nature.
sa vašim prijateljima ponovo
to your friends again
our brains habituate things.
se naši mozgovi navikavaju na stvari.
every little detail,
primećivali bismo svaki detalj,
to learn about new things.
da učimo o novim stvarima.
habituation isn't good.
the problems that are around us,
probleme koji su oko nas,
and fixing those problems,
i ispravljamo te probleme,
on noticing those little details,
Džerija Sajfnelda izgrađena je
that we don't even remember.
da se čak ni ne sećamo.
kada je posetio svoje prijatelje
he visited his friends
a comfortable shower.
and turn it slightly one way,
blago je okrenuo na jednu stranu
and it was 100 degrees too cold.
i bilo je za 100 stepeni prehladno.
and entrepreneurs,
those things,
da primećujemo te stvari,
and try to fix them.
i pokušamo da ih popravimo.
and she was warm inside a streetcar.
i bilo joj je toplo u tramvaju.
she noticed the driver opening the window
primetila je da vozač otvara prozor
so he could drive safely.
i vozio sigurno.
he let all this cold, wet air inside,
hladan i mokar vazduh unutra,
passengers just thought,
su verovatno mislili:
to open the window to clean it.
mora da otvori prozor i očisti ga.
the windshield from the inside
zapravo da očisti vetrobran iznutra
actually stay warm?"
right then and there,
the world's first windshield wiper.
prvi svetski brisač stakala.
I try to learn from people like Mary
da naučim od ljudi poput Meri
the way it really is,
onakvim kakav on jeste,
that almost everyone sees.
koji gotovo svi vide.
that almost no one sees.
koji gotovo niko ne vidi.
you're born with this ability
ili rođeni ili niste
to see the world more clearly.
bila predodređena da jasnije vidi svet.
to come into work every day,
da dolazimo na posao svaki dan,
the eyes of the customer,
kroz prizmu svojih kupaca,
and possible frustrations
i moguće frustracije
new technology product
da bi njihov tehnološki proizvod
focused on those tiny little details
da smo se fokusirali na te sitne detalje
for the new customers.
i savršenim za nove mušterije.
in the very earliest days of the iPod.
u najranijim danima Ajpoda.
for the very, very latest gadget.
zbog najnovijeg gedžeta.
I'd start to unbox it.
i počeo da raspakujem.
another little sticker:
"Napuniti pre upotrebe."
na kupovinu ovog proizvoda
buying this product
to use that coveted new toy.
da bih koristio toliko željenu igračku.
before you used it.
pre nego što ste ga koristili.
happen to our product."
našem proizvodu."
that has a hard drive in it,
koji ima hard disk u sebi,
30 minutes in the factory
to be working years later
hard disk raditi godinama kasnije
pull it out of the box.
više od dva sata.
a higher quality product,
viši kvalitet proizvoda,
for the customer.
da je bio dobar za kupca.
right out of the box,
napunjena direktno iz kutije,
with all that exhilaration,
da koristi proizvod.
that you get that's battery powered
koji dobijete i koji ima bateriju
that detail and we fixed it,
i rešili ga.
that's important,
but for everything we do.
već sve što radimo.
all around us,
svuda oko nas,
to see them, to feel them.
i osetimo.
bilo kakav savet
in the TED community
iskusnijih ljudi u TED zajednici
about that than I ever will.
nego što ću ja ikada znati.
nekoliko saveta koje ja koristim,
a few tips that I do,
to fight habituation.
da pobedimo navikavanje.
that lead up to that problem.
koji vode do njega.
of steps after it.
and look broader,
to make that better.
uklonite i poboljšate ih.
bili su veoma jednostavni za korišćenje.
they were really simple to use.
how to save energy.
kako da sačuvaju energiju.
to add a new step.
da dodaju još jedan korak.
you wanted at a certain time.
želeli u određeno vreme.
started adding that feature.
na svakom termostatu.
saved any energy.
nije sačuvao energiju.
would change season to season,
kako će se njihove nedelje menjati
to the drawing board
na sam početak
people were not saving any energy
ljudi nisu čuvali energiju uopšte,
predict the future.
instead of the programming
mašina unutra umesto programiranja
kada ga okrećete gore i dole,
when you turned it up and down,
when you got up,
kada ustanete,
without any programming.
bez ikakvog programiranja.
and look at all the boxes,
i pogledate u sve kutije,
to remove one or combine them
ukloni ili da se kombinuju
that process much simpler.
was my grandfather.
učitelja bio je moj deda.
and how they were repaired,
i kako se popravljaju,
to make a successful project.
za stvaranje uspešnog projekta.
he told me about screws,
rekao o šrafovima,
the right screw for the right job.
šrafove za pravi posao.
anchors, concrete screws,
ankeri, betonski šrafovi,
that are easy to install
jednostavne za postavljanje
without professionals.
bez pomoći profesionalaca.
that my grandfather told me,
can we put in the box?
da stavimo u kutiju?
four, five?
different wall types."
tipova zidova."
screws to put in the box.
koje treba staviti u kutiju.
to solve the problem.
a great experience.
we didn't get it right.
da nismo uradili dobro.
a custom screw,
so much time on a little screw?
na maleni šraf?
if we get this right."
ako ovo uradimo dobro."
there was just one screw in the box,
samo jednim u kutiji,
and put on the wall.
i staviti na zid.
the ones we may not see
one koje ne možemo da vidimo,
is to think younger.
questions from my three young kids.
pitanjima svoje troje dece.
da lete u saobraćaju?"
have Velcro instead?"
čičak umesto pertli?"
and I asked him,
i rekao sam mu:
and check it."
and tell us when it has mail?" (Laughter)
samo i kaže nam da li ima pošte?" (Smeh)
good question."
"To je prilično dobro pitanje."
we just don't have the right answers.
prave odgovore.
the world works."
tako funkcioniše."
tome dovoljno
long enough
is to have young people on your team,
mlade ljude u vašem timu,
to think younger.
da misli mlađe.
"Every child is an artist.
"Svako dete je umetnik.
is how to remain an artist."
kada on ili ona poraste."
when we saw it for the first time,
kada smo ga videli po prvi put,
got in the way.
we make sense of the world.
na koji činimo svet smislenim.
prilično neverovatne stvari.
product design.
bolji dizajn proizvoda.
something powerful.
nešto drugo, nešto moćno.
each day and say,
svakog dana i kažemo:
dumb little stickers.
tih malih glupih nalepnica.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Tony Fadell - Product creatorAs the originator of the iPod, Tony Fadell is no stranger to disruptive technology. With Nest, he’s zeroed in on tech’s most elusive targets: household appliances.
Why you should listen
Tony Fadell became a tech superstar as a colleague of Steve Jobs and developer of the iPod, which rejuvenated Apple, rebooted entire industries and changed the way the world consumes entertainment.
After leaving Apple, Fadell founded Nest on a familiar experience -- frustration with household technology, still resolutely frozen in the 20th century. With its first products, Nest has brought the modern household one step closer to becoming a truly connected “smarthome.” In January 2014, Nest became Google’s second-biggest acquisition to date, positioning both companies to become revolutionary players in home technology.
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