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A response to Marshall McLuhan.Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
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Medicine, anticipation, meaning
Cybernetics and Human Knowing. Vol. 26 (2019), no. 4, pp. 9–31Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Contract With the Future
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Art as Invention
Sherban Epuré in MemoriamPosted in Art & Design, Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Aiming AI at a Moving Target: Health (or Disease)
PDFPosted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Mona Lisa Looks at Us. And Smiles
Doi:10.20944/preprints201911.0074.v1Posted in Anticipation, Art & Design, Human-Computer Interaction, Mind, Visualization
Anticipatory Architecture
Perception-controlled interior architecture, supported by existing “smart” materials (mirror, glass, wrap, sensors), multimedia, blockchain technology, and virtual reality adapt to the user’s/inhabitant’s needs. Applications include living spaces for highly mobile professionals (neo-nomads), nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, hospital rooms.Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media, Video
The Adaptive Car
Functions that include anticipatory features can make vehicles safer and prevent accidents, adapting to weather and road conditions. They also “learn” the driver and adapt to his/her driving style and individual characteristics (e.g., age, health)Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media, Video
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