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Anand Agarawala: Rethink the desktop with BumpTop
Anand Agarawala mendemostrasikan tampilan desktop Bump Top ciptaannya.
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Anand Agarawala memperkenalkan BumpTop, tampilan pengguna yang merubah tampilan desktop biasa menjadi tampilan yang meriah, penuh 3 dimensi, merubah navigasi arsip menjadi tempat bermain yang bebas dengan dokumen yang renyuk dan "dinding" berisi kliping.
Anand Agarawala - Technologist, digital product designer
Anand Agarawala's job: to imagine and build the computers you'll use in 20 years. Full bio
Anand Agarawala's job: to imagine and build the computers you'll use in 20 years. Full bio
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00:25
So, I kind of believe that we're in like the "cave-painting" era of computer interfaces.
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Menurut Saya, kita seperti berada di "zaman batu" kalau menyoal tampilan komputer.
00:30
Like, they're very kind of -- they don't go as deep or as emotionally engaging as they possibly could be
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Tampilan-tampilan komputer umumnya masih belum dapat melibatkan emosi pengguna secara optimal,
00:34
and I'd like to change all that.
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Saya ingin mengubah hal ini.
00:36
Hit me.
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Mari kita mulai.
00:39
OK. So I mean, this is the kind of status quo interface, right?
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Baiklah.. Sebagai contoh, ini adalah model tampilan yang umum sekarang ini bukan?
00:42
It's very flat, kind of rigid.
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Sangat kaku dan tidak menarik.
00:44
And OK, so you could sex it up and like go to a much more lickable Mac,
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Kadang ia dapat didandani lebih lanjut seperti tampilan Mac (Macintosh),
00:48
you know, but really it's the kind of same old crap we've had for the last,
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namun tetap saja tampilan-tampilan ini semuanya sama parahnya,
00:52
you know, 30 years.
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sejak 30 tahun ke belakang.
00:54
(Laughter) (Applause)
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(Tawa) (Tepuk Tangan)
00:57
Like I think we really put up with a lot of crap with our computers.
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Saya pikir kita semua telah cukup menderita dengan komputer kita sendiri.
01:00
I mean it's point and click, it's like the menus, icons, it's all the kind of same thing.
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Maksud saya, dengan teknik point and click, menu dan ikon yang itu-itu saja.
01:05
And so one kind of information space that I take inspiration from is my real desk.
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Salah satu sumber inspirasi saya adalah meja kerja saya sendiri.
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It's so much more subtle, so much more visceral
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Lebih luwes dan mudah.
01:13
-- you know, what's visible, what's not.
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Mana yang terlihat dan mana yang tidak.
01:15
And I'd like to bring that experience to the desktop.
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Saya ingin membawa suasana meja kerja ke tampilan desktop.
01:18
So I kind of have a -- this is BumpTop.
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Jadi, inilah adalah Bump Top.
01:22
It's kind of like a new approach to desktop computing.
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Sebuah pendekatan baru dalam hal tampilan desktop.
01:25
So you can bump things -- they're all physically, you know, manipulable and stuff.
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Jadi kita dapat menabrakkan benda-benda -- mereka dapat dimanipulasi secara fisik,
01:32
And instead of that point and click, it's like a push and pull,
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dan alih-alih point and click, kita melakukan push and pull,
01:35
things collide as you'd expect them. Just like on my real desk,
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benda-benda bertabrakan seperti perkiraan anda. Persis seperti meja kerjaku.
01:39
I can -- let me just grab these guys -- I can turn things into piles
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Saya dapat -- ambil dulu yang ini -- Saya dapat menumpuknya,
01:42
instead of just the folders that we have.
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tidak seperti folder-folder yang ada sekarang.
01:48
And once things are in a pile I can browse them by throwing them into a grid,
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Setelah ditumpuk, ini kemudian dapat dipecah lagi untuk dipilah,
01:52
or you know, flip through them like a book
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atau dibalik seperti halaman buku,
01:55
or I can lay them out like a deck of cards.
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atau disebar seperti bermain kartu,
02:00
When they're laid out, I can pull things to new locations or delete things
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Ketika sudah tersebar, Ini semua bisa dipindah-pindahkan, atau dihapus,
02:05
or just quickly sort a whole pile, you know, just immediately, right?
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atau dapat juga disusun semuanya, secara langsung.
02:10
And then, it's all smoothly animated, instead of these jarring changes you see in today's interfaces.
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Dan itu semua telah dianimasikan dengan luwes, tidak lagi kaku seperti tampilan-tampilan saat ini.
02:15
Also, if I want to add something to a pile, well, how do I do that?
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Lalu, bagaimana caranya untuk menambah sesuatu ke dalam tumpukan?
02:17
I just toss it to the pile, and it's added right to the top. It's a kind of nice way.
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Cukup dilemparkan saja, maka akan langsung berada di atas. Mudah saja.
02:23
Also some of the stuff we can do is,
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Selain itu, hal-hal lain yang dapat dilakukan
02:25
for these individual icons we thought -- I mean,
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untuk ikon-ikon ini -- begini,
02:27
how can we play with the idea of an icon, and push that further?
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Bagaimana kita dapat bermain-main dengan ikon, secara lebih lanjut?
02:30
And one of the things I can do is make it bigger
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Salah satu caranya adalah dengan membuatnya lebih besar
02:33
if I want to emphasize it and make it more important.
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jika Saya ingin memberikan penekanan dan membuatnya lebih penting.
02:35
But what's really cool is that since there's a physics simulation running under this,
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Yang menarik di sini adalah karena ada simulasi fisika yang terjadi di baliknya,
02:39
it's actually heavier. So the lighter stuff doesn't really move
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ia memang lebih berat. Yang lebih ringan tidak akan membuatnya bergeming
02:44
but if I throw it at the lighter guys, right?
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Tapi jika dilemparkan ke yang lebih ringan, demikian bukan?
02:48
(Laughter)
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(Tawa)
02:51
So it's cute, but it's also like a subtle channel of conveying information, right?
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Lucu memang, tapi juga merupakan cara halus untuk penyampaian informasi, bukan?
02:56
This is heavy so it feels more important. So it's kind of cool.
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Karena lebih berat, maka terasa menjadi lebih penting. Keren, 'kan?
02:59
Despite computers everywhere paper really hasn't disappeared,
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Meskipun komputer ada dimana-mana, penggunaan kertas belum sepenuhnya hilang.
03:02
because it has a lot of, I think, valuable properties.
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karena menurut saya ia memiliki fungsi yang berharga
03:04
And some of those we wanted to transfer to the icons in our system.
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Kita ingin beberapa hal itu ditransfer ke dalam ikon di dalam sistem kita
03:07
So one of the things you can do to our icons, just like paper, is crease them and fold them,
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Salah satu yang dapat kau lakukan terhadap ikon kami, seperti kertas, adalah mengerutkannya, dan melipatnya,
03:11
just like paper. Remember, you know, something for later.
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persis seperti kertas. Agar kau mengingatnya nanti.
03:15
Or if you want to be destructive, you can just crumple it up
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Atau jika ingin lebih "kejam", tinggal diremas saja,
03:18
and, you know, toss it to the corner.
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lalu dilempar ke pojokan.
03:21
Also just like paper, around our workspace
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Dan layaknya kertas-kertas di meja kerja kita
03:24
we'll pin things up to the wall to remember them later,
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kita tempelkan ke dinding untuk diingat,
03:26
and I can do the same thing here,
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saya dapat melakukannya juga di sini,
03:29
and you know, you'll see post-it notes and things like that around people's offices.
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kita biasa melihat catatan stiker dan semacamnya di meja-meja kantor.
03:32
And I can pull them off when I want to work with them.
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Saya dapat mencabutnya jika hendak dikerjakan.
03:34
So, one of the criticisms of this kind of approach to organization is that,
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Salah satu kritik tentang pendekatan seperti ini adalah,
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you know, "Okay, well my real desk is really messy. I don't want that mess on my computer."
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orang akan bilang, "meja kerja saya sangat berantakan. Saya tidak mau tampilan komputer saya seperti itu juga."
03:43
So one thing we have for that is like a grid align,
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Satu hal yang bisa dilakukan adalah mengatur dalam kisi-kisi,
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kind of -- so you get that more traditional desktop. Things are kind of grid aligned.
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Mirip seperti desktop tradisional. Tersusun dalam kisi-kisi.
03:50
More boring, but you still have that kind of colliding and bumping.
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Lebih membosankan, tapi masih dapat disenggol-senggolkan.
03:53
And you can still do fun things like make shelves on your desktop.
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Anda dapat bersenang-senang seperti membuat rak di desktop anda.
04:00
Let's just break this shelf. Okay, that shelf broke.
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Mari pecahkan rak ini. Nah, sudah pecah.
04:03
I think beyond the icons, I think another really cool domain for this software --
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Selain ikon, kelebihan lain dari peranti ini --
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I think it applies to more than just icons and your desktop -- but browsing photographs.
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lebih dari ikon dan desktop anda, ini berlaku juga saat melihat foto.
04:14
I think you can really enrich the way we browse our photographs
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Menurutku, ini akan memperkaya cara kita melihat foto
04:17
and bring it to that kind of shoebox of, you know, photos with your family on the kitchen table kind of thing.
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persis seperti kotak foto keluarga yang ada di meja dapur kita.
04:22
I can toss these things around. They're so much more tangible and touchable --
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Aku dapat melemparnya semua. Mereka seperti memiliki wujud -- kau dapat menyentuhnya --
04:25
and you know I can double-click on something to take a look at it.
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aku dapat mengklik dua kali untuk melihatnya.
04:28
And I can do all that kind of same stuff I showed you before.
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Saya masih dapat melakukan hal saya tunjukkan sebelumnya.
04:30
So I can pile things up, I can flip through it, I can, you know --
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Saya dapat menumpuknya, saya dapat melihat satu-persatu, seperti ini --
04:33
okay, let's move this photo to the back, let's delete this guy here,
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baiklah, mari kita pindahkan foto ini ke belakang, hapus orang ini,
04:39
and I think it's just a much more rich kind of way of interacting with your information.
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menurut saya ini adalah cara yang lebih kaya untuk berinteraksi dengan informasi anda.
04:43
And that's BumpTop. Thanks!
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Dan demikianlah BumpTop. Terimakasih!
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Anand Agarawala - Technologist, digital product designerAnand Agarawala's job: to imagine and build the computers you'll use in 20 years.
Why you should listen
Anand Agarawala is a Nigerian-born, Indian-Canadian entrepreneur, product designer and technologist. He founded BumpTop, which was acquired by Google in 2010. BumpTop is a 3D desktop user interface inspired by real desks using physics and multi-touch gestures. It started as Agarawala's master's thesis in human-computer interaction at the University of Toronto; it was presented at TED the following year and remains one of the most viewed technology demos of all time.
At Google, Agarawala worked on early versions of the home screen and core user interface on Android. He also led an effort to reboot the design of the Google+ mobile apps. He was later team lead at the Google New York Creative Lab (and modeled for Bergdorf Goodman)! He has been awarded seven patents and was named one of the "Top Entrepreneurs in Technology" by Businessweek.
Anand Agarawala | Speaker | TED.com