Frontiers Conferences video channel info@frontiersconferences.com https://frontiersconferences.23video.com Subscribe to the Frontiers podcast to receive very updates of newly published videos from our conferences and workshops. en-us Visualplatform http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Frontiers Conferences video channel Frontiers was founded in 2005 to explore topics and ideas in the field of Interaction Design. In a very short time, it has become known as the leading Innovation conference in Italy. Subscribe to the Frontiers podcast to receive very updates of newly published videos from our conferences and workshops. design, user experience, innovation, robotics, science, research, conference, Italy, makers, geek, interaction design episodic no https://frontiersconferences.23video.com/files/rv0.0/sitelogo.gif https://frontiersconferences.23video.com http://frontiersconferences.23video.com/photo/13100010/enchanted-objects-david-rose-scientist-and <p>David Rose is an award-winning entrepreneur, author, and instructor at the MIT Media Lab. His research focuses on making the physical environment an interface to digital information. David is the CEO at Ditto Labs an image-recognition software platform which scours social media photos to find brands and products. His new book, Enchanted Objects, focuses on the future of the internet of things, and how these technologies will impact the ways we live and work. Prior to Ditto, David founded and was CEO at Vitality, a company that reinvented medication packaging now distributed by CVS, Walgreens, and Express Scripts. He founded Ambient Devices, which pioneered glanceable technology: embedding internet information in everyday objects like lamps, mirrors, and umbrellas. David holds patents for photo sharing, interactive TV, ambient information displays, and medical devices. His work has been featured at the MoMA, covered in The New York Times, WIRED, The Economist, and parodied on the Colbert Report.</p><p><a href="http://frontiersconferences.23video.com/photo/13100010/enchanted-objects-david-rose-scientist-and"><img src="http://frontiersconferences.23video.com/12732914/13100010/74926f5dab2e76a4867fbade321fb91c/standard/download-1-thumbnail.jpg" width="600" height="338"/></a></p> http://frontiersconferences.23video.com/photo/13100010 Sat, 26 Mar 2016 08:31:15 GMT Enchanted Objects - David Rose - Scientist and author David Rose is an award-winning entrepreneur, author, and instructor at the MIT Media Lab. His research focuses on making the physical environment an interface to digital information. David is the CEO at Ditto Labs an image-recognition software platform which scours social media photos to find brands and products. His new book, Enchanted Objects, focuses on the future of the internet of things, and how these technologies will impact the ways we live and work. Prior to Ditto, David founded and was CEO at Vitality, a company that reinvented medication packaging now distributed by CVS, Walgreens, and Express Scripts. He founded Ambient Devices, which pioneered glanceable technology: embedding internet information in everyday objects like lamps, mirrors, and umbrellas. David holds patents for photo sharing, interactive TV, ambient information displays, and medical devices. His work has been featured at the MoMA, covered in The New York Times, WIRED, The Economist, and parodied on the Colbert Report. David Rose is an award-winning entrepreneur, author, and instructor at the MIT Media Lab. His research focuses on making the physical environment an interface to digital information. David is the CEO at Ditto Labs an image-recognition software... Frontiers Conferences video channel 19:27 <p>David Rose is an award-winning entrepreneur, author, and instructor at the MIT Media Lab. His research focuses on making the physical environment an interface to digital information. David is the CEO at Ditto Labs an image-recognition software platform which scours social media photos to find brands and products. His new book, Enchanted Objects, focuses on the future of the internet of things, and how these technologies will impact the ways we live and work. Prior to Ditto, David founded and was CEO at Vitality, a company that reinvented medication packaging now distributed by CVS, Walgreens, and Express Scripts. He founded Ambient Devices, which pioneered glanceable technology: embedding internet information in everyday objects like lamps, mirrors, and umbrellas. David holds patents for photo sharing, interactive TV, ambient information displays, and medical devices. His work has been featured at the MoMA, covered in The New York Times, WIRED, The Economist, and parodied on the Colbert Report.</p><p><a href="http://frontiersconferences.23video.com/photo/13100010/enchanted-objects-david-rose-scientist-and"><img src="http://frontiersconferences.23video.com/12732914/13100010/74926f5dab2e76a4867fbade321fb91c/standard/download-1-thumbnail.jpg" width="600" height="338"/></a></p> digital image recognition internet of things iot mit phy-di physical http://frontiersconferences.23video.com/photo/9378214/kyle-seaman-from-geekdom-obscurity-to-1 <p>Products that appeal to "geeks" often miss the mark with everyday consumers. However companies like Fitbit, Sphero and Nest have all managed to transform an initially technical product into a hugely successful and sought-after consumer item. How can we, as designers and technologists, bring a product out of geekdom obscurity and into mainstream culture?<br></p><p><a href="http://frontiersconferences.23video.com/photo/9378214/kyle-seaman-from-geekdom-obscurity-to-1"><img src="http://frontiersconferences.23video.com/7718128/9378214/f797766da6c8fc8ed760758aa48073bb/standard/download-1-thumbnail.jpg" width="600" height="338"/></a></p> http://frontiersconferences.23video.com/photo/9378214 Tue, 10 Jun 2014 20:57:22 GMT Kyle Seaman: From geekdom obscurity to mainstream future Products that appeal to "geeks" often miss the mark with everyday consumers. However companies like Fitbit, Sphero and Nest have all managed to transform an initially technical product into a hugely successful and sought-after consumer item. How can we, as designers and technologists, bring a product out of geekdom obscurity and into mainstream culture? Products that appeal to "geeks" often miss the mark with everyday consumers. However companies like Fitbit, Sphero and Nest have all managed to transform an initially technical product into a hugely successful and sought-after consumer item. How... Frontiers Conferences video channel 11:33 <p>Products that appeal to "geeks" often miss the mark with everyday consumers. However companies like Fitbit, Sphero and Nest have all managed to transform an initially technical product into a hugely successful and sought-after consumer item. How can we, as designers and technologists, bring a product out of geekdom obscurity and into mainstream culture?<br></p><p><a href="http://frontiersconferences.23video.com/photo/9378214/kyle-seaman-from-geekdom-obscurity-to-1"><img src="http://frontiersconferences.23video.com/7718128/9378214/f797766da6c8fc8ed760758aa48073bb/standard/download-1-thumbnail.jpg" width="600" height="338"/></a></p> consumer consumer product internet of things digital geek fitbit wearable sphero nest geekdom mainstream digital fitbit geek geekdom internet of things kyle seaman mainstrem nest ntt data product design sphero wearable http://frontiersconferences.23video.com/photo/8133464/timo-arnall-design-connecting <p>TIMO ARNALL<br> Creative Director - BERG London<p></p> <p>Timo lives and works in Oslo, Norway.<br> A designer concerned with near-future technology and culture, Timo Arnall works with digital products, services and visualisations, predominantly through directing and making films. He is a research fellow at the Oslo School of Architecture &amp; Design and creative director at BERG in London.</p> <p>Personal website: www.elasticspace.com<br> Twitter: @timoarnall</p></p><p><a href="http://frontiersconferences.23video.com/photo/8133464/timo-arnall-design-connecting"><img src="http://frontiersconferences.23video.com/7718128/8133464/0a76fdfa4335046e74eb3259146b748b/standard/download-1-thumbnail.jpg" width="600" height="338"/></a></p> http://frontiersconferences.23video.com/photo/8133464 Sat, 11 May 2013 21:00:39 GMT Timo Arnall, "Design, connecting" TIMO ARNALL Creative Director - BERG London Timo lives and works in Oslo, Norway. A designer concerned with near-future technology and culture, Timo Arnall works with digital products, services and visualisations, predominantly through directing and making films. He is a research fellow at the Oslo School of Architecture Design and creative director at BERG in London. Personal website: www.elasticspace.com Twitter: @timoarnall TIMO ARNALL Creative Director - BERG London Timo lives and works in Oslo, Norway. A designer concerned with near-future technology and culture, Timo Arnall works with digital products, services and visualisations, predominantly through... Frontiers Conferences video channel 21:56 <p>TIMO ARNALL<br> Creative Director - BERG London<p></p> <p>Timo lives and works in Oslo, Norway.<br> A designer concerned with near-future technology and culture, Timo Arnall works with digital products, services and visualisations, predominantly through directing and making films. He is a research fellow at the Oslo School of Architecture &amp; Design and creative director at BERG in London.</p> <p>Personal website: www.elasticspace.com<br> Twitter: @timoarnall</p></p><p><a href="http://frontiersconferences.23video.com/photo/8133464/timo-arnall-design-connecting"><img src="http://frontiersconferences.23video.com/7718128/8133464/0a76fdfa4335046e74eb3259146b748b/standard/download-1-thumbnail.jpg" width="600" height="338"/></a></p> berg design digital future technology little printer product design service design technology timo arnall visualization