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Designing with Future Emerging Technologies

  • HUMAN EMPOWERMENT
  • THE HUMAN TOUCH
  • KEY ENABLING METHODOLOGY
  • TALK

Materials, subjects, tools and methods of designing have changed dramatically in the past few years. And we are still witnessing a transition and a field in progress. In this DRIVE talk, we want to trigger, provoke, explore and design how future emerging technologies will play a role in shaping the future every day, from the very mundane and pure to the extraordinary, from health to entertainment.

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Mathias Funk

Mathias Funk is Assistant Professor in the Future Everyday group (Industrial Design, TU/e). With a background in computer science, he works on new computational design tools for systems of things, targeting future living and working spaces.

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Karin Niemantsverdriet

Karin Niemantsverdriet is an interaction design researcher with an interest in how we can design for people as people – not as users. In her recently completed doctoral research, Karin investigated how people commonly share interactive technologies amongst each other and how interfaces could better support shared use.

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Marcel Schouwenaar

Marcel Schouwenaar is co-founder of The Incredible Machine, working as a designer and strategist. In his work, he explores the implications and opportunities of emerging technologies with special attention to ethics. His studio worked with LEGO, Zodiac Aerospace, Festool, Alliander, and MIT Medialab.

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Marco Rozendaal

Marco Rozendaal is Assistant Professor of Interaction Design at Delft University of Technology. He has a background in media technology and the arts. In his work, he explores new interaction design paradigms engendered by emerging technologies. At this moment he is investigating artificial intelligence as a design material within the context of healthcare.

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Iskander Smit

Iskander Smit is innovation director at info.nl. He is also co-organiser of ThingsCon and Behavior Design AMS. At TU Delft he is visiting professor at Connected Everyday Lab, where he coordinates the research program PACT (Partnerships for Cities of Things).