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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
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
Art as Invention
Sherban Epuré in MemoriamPosted in Art & Design, Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
In folly ripe. In reason rotten. Putting machine theology to rest
https://arxiv.org/abs/1712.04306Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Application of Fuzzy Logic in Design of an Aesthetics-Based Interactive Architectural Space
International Journal of Applied Research on Information Technology and Computing, 9:2, 2018, pp.113-134 (with Asma Naz)http://www.indianjournals.com/ijor.aspx?target=ijor:ijaritac&volume=9&issue=2&article=001
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Architecture as Service: a case of design on demand (DoD)
Journal of Ambient Intelligence and Humanized Computing (with Asma Naz). December 2018. doi 10.1007/s12652-018-1147-y https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs12652-018-1147-yPosted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Predictive and Anticipatory Computing
Encyclopedia of Computer Science and Technology, Second Edition DOI: 10.1081/E-ECST2-120054027 Copyright © 2017 by Taylor & Francis.Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Enslaved by Digital Technology
Interview with Roberto Simanowski in Digital Humanities and Digital Media. Conversations on Politics, Culture, Aesthetics, and Literacy, pp. 184-205 (Open Humanities Press, 2016, Series Fibreculture Books)Posted in Anticipation, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Semiotics, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Anticipation and Computation: Is Anticipatory Computing Possible?
Anticipation Across Disciplines (M. Nadin, Ed.) Cognitive Science Monographs. Cham CH: Springer. Vol. 29, pp. 283-339. September 2015Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
„Wer viel misst, misst Mist“
brand eins WirtschaftsmagazinAusgabe 12/2015 - Schwerpunkt Geschwindigkeit
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“Who measures much, measures garbage”
Interview in Brand Eins--December 2015Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Can Predictive Computation Reach the Level of Anticipatory Computing?
International Journal of Applied Research on Information Technology and Computing, 5 (3), September-December 2014, pp. 171-200.Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
The Internet of Everything—computation past the infancy of computer technology
Presentation at the Wateringhole, January 23, 2015Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Lectures/Presentations, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
G-Complexity, Quantum Computation and Anticipatory Processes
Computer Communication & Collaboration (Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2014)http://www.bapress.ca/ccc/ccc2014_1/3_13072418.pdf
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Despre aer condiţionat si carţi de credit (On air-conditioning and credit cards) (in Romanian)
Two modern conveniences that Nadin eventually had to accept: credit cards and air-conditioning. Both have taken over the world. But what happens when the electric power on which these 2 things depend goes out?Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Enslaved by Digital Technology
Interview with Roberto Simanowski in Dichtung Digital: A Journal of art and culture in digital media, No. 43 – 2013-11-16.Posted in Downloadable Articles, Human-Computer Interaction, Media, Mind, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Play’s the Thing: A Wager on Healthy Aging
Serious Game Design and Development (J. Cannon Bowers and C. Bowers, Eds.), 150:28, pp. 150-177. Hershey NY: Information Science Reference, 2010.Posted in Anticipation, Art & Design, Mind, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Anticipar las consecuencias polÃticas de Internet: sólo una cuestión de poder
MAP Marzo 2012 - Una publicación cuatrimestral del LEAPPosted in Anticipation, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Vorhersagen ü ber die politischen Folgen des Internets: Es geht nur um Macht!
MAP März 2012 - Ein Vier-Monats-Veröffentlichung des LEAPPosted in Anticipation, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Anticiper les conséquences politiques de l’Internet : tout est une question de pouvoir
MAP Mars 2012 - Une publication quadrimestrielle de LEAPPosted in Anticipation, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Anticipating the Political Consequences of the Internet: It’s All about Power
MAP—Political Anticipation Magazine (5), March 2012PDF People took to the streets. Some ...
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Antecapere ergo sum: what price knowledge?
AI&Society, February 2012 25th Anniversary Volume. A FAUSTIAN EXCHANGE: WHAT IS TO BE HUMAN IN THE ERA OF UBIQUITOUS TECHNOLOGY Springer LondonPosted in Anticipation, Downloadable Articles, Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Computation, Information, Meaning. Anticipation and Games
International Journal of Applied Research on Information Technology and Computing (IJARITAC), Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2011. pp. 1-27Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Mind, Semiotics, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Information and Semiotic Processes: The Semiotics of Computation
In Cybernetics and Human Knowing. Vol. 18, nos. 1-2, pp. 153-175.Posted in Semiotics, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Anticipatory Computing: from a High-Level Theory to Hybrid Computing Implementations
International Journal of Applied Research on Information Technology and Computing (IJARITAC), Vol. 1, No. 1, 2010. pp. 1-27Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Games are US
from Social System Analysis and Risk Assessment Horizon Scanning – a 2-day workshop on the subject of exploring the possibilities available for anticipating social change.Posted in Anticipation, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Anticipation and the Artificial. Aesthetics, ethics, and synthetic life.
Special issue on Ethics and Aesthetics of Technologies, in AI & Society. London: Springer, 2009.Posted in Anticipation, Downloadable Articles, Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
From early computer graphics to anticipatory computing – a journey that started in Romania
in Grigore C. Moisil and His Followers in the Field of Theoretical Computer Science (Afrodita Iorgulescu, Solomon Marcus, Sergiu Rudeanu and Dragos Vaida, Eds.). Bucarest: Editura Academiei, 2008, pp. 40-43.Posted in Anticipation, Downloadable Articles, Downloads, Miscellaneous, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Computational Design Video
Video on Computational DesignPosted in Downloads, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media, Video
Arki – Inventing the Future
Video depicting an integrated environment for design work based modules.Posted in Downloads, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media, Video
From Our Minds to the Artificial Digital Mind
From Our Minds to the Artificial Digital Mind. Preface to Screen- und Interfacedesign. Gestaltung und Usability fü r Hard- und Software (Screen and Interface Design. Creativity and Usability for Hardware and Software). Berlin/Heidelberg/New York: Springer Verlag, 2007. pp. 1-3. (Also published as a CD-ROM)Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Stereo Matching via Selective Multiple Windows (with S Adhyapak, N. Kehtarnavaz)
Journal of Electronic Imaging. 16(1), 103012 (Jan-Mar 2007) Bellingham WA: The Society for Imaging Science & Technology.Posted in Downloadable Articles, Downloads, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
The Timeliness and Futureness of Programs
in The Futures of the Computer (C. Pias, Ed.) Zurich/Berlin: Diaphanes Verlag, 2005, pp. 65-82.Posted in Downloadable Articles, Downloads, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Bewegungsspielraum (German)
Die Mobilkommunikation mobilisiert auch unseren Körper. Sie gibt ihm neue Freiheiten für Information, Arbeit und UnterhaltungMobile communication also adds more mobility to the human body, giving us a new freedom for information, work, leisure, and entertainment. Telekom Austria - Zukunftsmagazin no.17, 2005
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Outlook and Obligations, Digital Media Symposium
25 Years of Computer Science at the University of Bremen, October 9, 2003Posted in Anticipation, LectAnticipation, LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
The interesting as the aim of computing. A journey in aesthetic space
Das Interessantes als computationale Zielsetzung Ein Ausflug im ästhetischen Raum, in Algorithmik Kunst Semiotik (K.H. Rödiger, Ed.). Heidelberg: Synchron, 2003. pp. 99-134.PDF (In German)
Posted in Downloadable Articles, Downloads, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Multimedia and Anticipation
Computer Science Department, University of Bremen, February 2003Posted in Anticipation, Downloadable Articles, Downloads, LectAnticipation, LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
We Are What We Do
Design - The Basic Paradox (Wolfgang Jonas, Matthias Götz, Eds.) January, 2003Posted in Downloadable Articles, Human-Computer Interaction, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Education in the Digital Age: Knowledge Dissemination in Upheaval
Visualisierung und Digitalisierung in der Wissensvermittlung [Visualization and Digitization in Knowledge Dissemination] (Volker Deubel, Klaus H. Kiefer, Eds.). Bielefeld: Aisthesis Verlag, 2002Posted in Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Acument (1998-2001)
Acument is the trademarked name for an "associative encyclopedia" intended for clients in business and industry.Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, Mind, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Digital Design 2000 +
Webcast The Webcast is introduced through an informative text and is followed by the three-hour video of the discussion among experts.Posted in Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Interview: Unsere Universitäten müssen umdenken (Our Universities Must do Some Rethinking)
FOCUS Nr.14, 3 Apr. 2000, p.165 (in German) The national/international magazine FOCUS interviewed Mihai Nadin, at the time, Professor of Computational Design, the first such program in the world, (University of Wuppertal), regarding the integration of digital technology. The German university system must accelerate the adoption of digital media in education throughout the country, the sooner the better, and despite resistance from instructors at all levels of education. The new generation, and the entire country, can only benefit from deploying digital technology.Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Navigation tools for knowledge dissemination via interactive multimedia
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Web Appliance
Hewlett Packard Research Group, Palo Alto CA, 11 May 1999Posted in LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Computational Design: what it is, why it is necessary, what it does
Stanford Seminar on People, Computers and Design, Stanford University, 16 April 1999Posted in LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Art and Computers: Directions
College of Fine Arts, University of Arizona, Tucson, 8 April 1999Posted in Art & Design, LectArtDesign, LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
The Message is the Medium
A response to Marshall McLuhan.Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Digital Knowledge Communication
Envisioning Knowledge – The Knowledge Society and the New Media, 3rd International Congress of the Academy for the Third Millennium, Burda Media, Munich, 3-4 February 1999Posted in LectMind, LectPostInd, LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Mind, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
The Interesting as an Aim of Computation. A Journey in Aesthetic Space
(Das interessante als computationale Zielsetzung. Ein Ausflug im ästhetischen Raum). Celebration Colloquium: Homage to Frieder Nake on the Occasion of his 60th Birthday, Department of Computer Science, University of Bremen, 16 December 1998Posted in Art & Design, Downloadable Articles, Downloads, LectArtDesign, LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Between Data and Display
3rd Visualization Workshop, Bits-Images-Meaning (Bits-Bilder-Bedeutung) Research Group, University of Paderborn, 27 November 1998Posted in Downloadable Articles, Downloads, LectMind, LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, LectVisualization, Mind, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media, Visualization
What Kind Of Sign Is A Bit?
Semiotics and the Information Sciences, Victoria College, University of Toronto, 13-15 October 1998Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, LectHCI, LectSemiotics, LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Semiotics, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Interactive Multimedia Navigation
(with C. Lango) lCVIR Workshop (Content Visualization and Intermedia Representations), University of Montreal, Canada, 15 August 1998Posted in Downloadable Articles, Downloads, LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Computational Design – Be Part of It
Accessing Europe/Zugang zu Europa. Wuppertal: BUGH Wuppertal, 1998, pp. 51-53PDF (In German)
Posted in Downloadable Articles, Downloads, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Navigation tools for interactive multimedia information transfer: Bits-Images-Meaning
Joint Research Group (Efficient Algorithms for Discrete Problems and their applications, and Program for Structural Formation Processes) University of Bielefeld, 20 November 1997Posted in LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Concepts of Visualization
Institute for Media Studies, Cologne, Germany, 28 May 1997Posted in LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, LectVisualization, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media, Visualization
Design im Zeitalter einer Wissensgesellschaft (Computational Design – German Version)
Prof. Dr. Mihai Nadin Artikel in : formdiskurs, Heft 2, I/1997, Seite 40-60Posted in Anticipation, Downloadable Articles, Downloads, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Imaging Science: Challenges for the Future
Rochester Institute of Technology, NY, 19 May 1997Posted in LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
The Many Changing Faces of Type
Graphis, no. 308, 1997, p.110Posted in Art & Design, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
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