Sensor Illumination: Exploring Design Qualities and Ethical Implications of Smart Cameras and Image/Video Analytics

Privacy by Design & User ControlPrivacy Perception & Decision-MakingResearch Ethics & Open ScienceSoftware Engineers & DevelopersCybersecurity EngineersPrivacy Policy Makers

Drawing analogies between smart cameras and electric lighting, we highlight and extrapolate design trends towards always-on sensing in intimate contexts, and the functional expansion of smart cameras as general-purpose and multi-functional devices. Employing a research through design (RtD) approach, we extrapolate these trends using speculative scenarios, materialize the scenarios by designing and constructing lighting-inspired smart camera fixtures, and self-experiment with these fixtures to introduce and exacerbate privacy and security issues, and inspire creative workarounds and design opportunities for sensor-level regulation. We synthesize our insights by presenting 8 smart camera sensing design qualities for addressing privacy, security, and related social and ethical issues.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1145/3313831.3376347
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2020
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Privacy by Design & User Control, Privacy Perception & Decision-Making, Research Ethics & Open Science
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