The Connected Kitchen project explores manual cleaning tasks within kitchen environments with a specific focus on: How sensor data can be used to help people understand their current cleaning behaviours […]
The Future Machine appeared in Finsbury Park on the 13th November – when the leaves fell. Leading a procession around the park with Rachel Jacobs were Esi Eshun, Jo Roach, […]
The Future Machine appeared in Finsbury Park on Saturday 13th November as the Autumn leaves fell. Approximately 150 people joined the procession around the park and spoke to the future […]
Existing systems for managing user identities are service oriented: identities are limited to a single service and often assumed to refer uniquely to a single person – a naive assumption […]
Our project is looking at the role of cobots in mediating interaction. Cobots are distinct from robots in that they are designed as ‘collaborative’ and exist alongside those working with […]
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