urban experiences Urban Sensing explorations of merging the physical & digital space

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1 explorations of merging the physical & digital space Augustus 2016 Jos van Leeuwen & Arnold Jan Quanjer Kevin Lynch ( ) Urban Planner A city comprises both the physical built environment in which we dwell and move across daily, as well as the moving elements that influence how we perceive and experience such a built environment. Lynch, K (1960) The Image of the City, MIt Press. Urban Sensing Rogério de Paula IBM Research Cities are no longer simply sources of inspiration, but more important, the sites in which our experiences with technologies unfold. de Paula, R (2013) City Spaces and Spaces for Design, Interactions, 20(4). D-Toren, Doetinchem QS Serafijn en Lars Spuybroek (2004) 1

2 Top-Down Systemic Approach Smart Cities development Focus on infrastructures (transport, energy, ) Goal: business impact Smart Cities are smarter power supply traffic control food production computer management online shopping big data handling money handling communication resource management healthcare & medicine city management safety & security construction facility management planning & organising public transport production processes learning & educating governance decision-making Smyth, M et al. (2013) UrbanIxD Designing Human Interactions in the Networked City, Proceedings of CHI IBM (2010) Conversations for a smarter planet, Top-Down Systemic Approach Smart Cities development Focus on infrastructures (transport, energy, ) Goal: business impact Bottom-Up Emergent Approach Community intelligence Use data to self-organise Goal: individual impact Smyth, M et al. (2013) UrbanIxD Designing Human Interactions in the Networked City, Proceedings of CHI Community intelligence Escamp: WhatsApp group for neighbourhood security Eindhoven: Homeless SMS 2

3 Then n Now Finding, locating and positioning historic photographs using augmented reality. Madeira Interactive Technologies Institute, Rezone the game: playing for urban transformation 3

4 Reflected Spaces Reflected Spaces confronts passersby with the perfect strangers of the day before. It encourages participation through reflection, empowerment through contribution, role playing through group dynamics. Keane K, van Leeuwen JP, and Nisi V (2011) A framework for designing and enhancing serendipitous encounters. in: Work in Progress Workshop at TEI'11. [ physical ] > > > > < < < < [ virtual ] [ physical ] > > > > < < < < [ virtual ] [ technology ] > > > > < < < < [ design ] 4

5 curiosity, needs, desires art & culture governance natural user interfaces in the physical city social personal commercial Een eerste verkenning van de conceptuele ruimte. 3 e -jaars CMD projecten p4 URBAN UX LAB CITIZEN-PRO Burgers brengen hun stad in kaart rapporteren van wensen en problemen in de wijk. 5

6 MESSAGE ON THE SPOT Locatie-gebonden conversaties, die niet afhankelijk zijn van tijd Asycnchronous Different time Mail/ /voic 2. Online 3 1. Annotations 2. Bulletinboard 3. Playback 2 Synchronous Same time Face to face: Conversations Meetings Lectures Workshops etc Phone call 2. Video call Collocated Same place Distributed Different place 6

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9 MICRO PAYMENTS FOR STREET MUSICIANS Nieuwe technologie voor digitaal doneren aan straatmuzikanten art & culture social curiosity, needs, desires [ physical ] > > > > < < < < [ virtual ] [ technology ] > > > > < < < < [ design ] natural user interfaces in the physical city personal governance commercial 9

10 Discussie 1. Spreekt dit onderzoeksdomein je aan? Hoe wordt je uitgedaagd? 2. Wat zou je willen onderzoeken? Welke onderwerpen, onderzoeksvragen? 3. Onderzoek als motor voor innovatief onderwijs: Hoe organiseren we multidisciplinaire projecten? 10