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HCI IS PLAYING CATCHUP WITH FAST CHANGING COMPUTING PARADIGMS

Posted by: Idris Mootee, at 12:03 pm on January 13, 2010
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Featured Articles, Industrial Design, Social Change

Engineer Desirability That They Don’t Teach You In Design Schools

Posted by: Idris Mootee, at 12:37 pm on December 29, 2009
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The Beauty of Ugly Prototypes

Posted by: Andrew Swanson, at 1:19 am on November 30, 2009
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Art and Culture, Articles, Experience Design, Technology, Web

Ubicomp And Our Changing Behaviour

Posted by: Patrick Glinski, at 11:34 am on October 8, 2009

Ubiquitous computing technology may sound like science fiction, but it has already found a role in our lives.

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Art and Culture, Entertainment, Experience Design, Industrial Design, Service Design

The Most Innovative Meal on Earth: Dining   at El Bulli – Part 2

Posted by: Scott Friedmann, at 7:02 pm on September 22, 2009

After ten courses of snacks, 2 cocktails and an initial barrage of stimuli the core of the meal begins. Can I really last 25 more courses? Will each of the dishes be distinctive and thought provoking? Am I about to see the greatest show of culinary innovation the world has seen in the past half century? or longer? Is this the Cirque du Soleil of dining or a combination of creativity and hype fueled by a PR machine? What role has design thinking really played in the creation of the experience I have just started?

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Is a Large Network of Small Garages the Key to Creativity?

Posted by: Andrew Swanson, at 2:23 pm on September 17, 2009
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The Most Innovative Meal on Earth: Dining  at El Bulli – part 1

Posted by: Scott Friedmann, at 9:48 am on September 9, 2009

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to eat a 35 course meal by one of the world’s most renowned and innovative chefs? Does sitting at a restaurant table for 6 hours excite or horrify you? Is Ferran Adria’s food outrageous experimental modernism or deeply rooted in the origins of taste, history and culture? What is the real point of molecular gastronomy? What does a meal at 3 star El Bulli say about innovation in general?

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Oakley Unhinges for it’s Latest Design

Posted by: Andrew Swanson, at 11:39 am on September 7, 2009
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A Different Way to Tell Time

Posted by: Andrew Swanson, at 12:37 pm on September 3, 2009
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