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Creativity-based Research: The Process of Co-Designing with Users | UX Magazine

Creativity-based Research: The Process of Co-Designing with Users | UX Magazine | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it
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Third Age Concepts from red dot design concept 2012 by Various Designers » Yanko Design

Third Age Concepts from red dot design concept 2012 by Various Designers » Yanko Design | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it

stair lift reinvented

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Rodd/Observations & Innovations: Ode

Ode

Ode is Rodd's latest social innovation and a venture partnership with The Olfactory Experience. We have created an inclusive, simple to use wellbeing product to reawaken appetite, engagement with food, and nutritional awareness for people living with dementia.

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Artisanal Alphabet: An A-Z of Craft

Artisanal Alphabet: An A-Z of Craft | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it
This post is in part inspired by the Critical Craft Forum’s session at this year’s CAA conference, where a panel of craft theorists were asked to choose one or two words in response to the question...
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Realizing Empathy | An Inquiry into the Meaning of Making

Realizing Empathy is a project that investigates what it means to make something, how it works as a process, and why it matters to our lives.
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Arup | Thoughts | An introduction

Arup | Thoughts | An introduction | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it

Sustainable to evolvable

If it were possible to make a time-lapse film of the earth we would see that it was constantly moving. Yet when we build, we design as if the world were static.

This is because we imagine the world through machines. We problem-solve using the machine as our metaphor for understanding our environment and its resources. This approach has served us so well that we now almost exclusively use machines to solve all our problems. The monoculture of machine-inspired innovation means that we have effectively been building our cities for machines, not humans. People are not machines – we are living systems that radiate into and receive from our environment. We respond to on-going changes in our surroundings, sometimes in surprising ways. Because of the environmentally belligerent principles that underpin machine thinking, and the scale of development that has been possible through industrial practices, the recent global explosion in human development has resulted in extensive ecological damage.

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Biodegradable Joint Implants Grow New Finger + Toe Joints | Gadgets, Science & Technology

Biodegradable Joint Implants Grow New Finger + Toe Joints | Gadgets, Science & Technology | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it
Biodegradable Joint Implants Grow New Finger + Toe Joints...
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Kickstarter Sets Off $7 Million Stampede for a Watch Not Yet Made

Kickstarter Sets Off $7 Million Stampede for a Watch Not Yet Made | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it
The Pebble, a watch being developed to work with smartphones, has raised more than $7 million in financing on Kickstarter, a case that has signified the site’s coming of age.
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Student Makes Stools From A Butcher's Discarded Cow Bones - Co.Design

Student Makes Stools From A Butcher's Discarded Cow Bones - Co.Design | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it
Co.DesignStudent Makes Stools From A Butcher's Discarded Cow BonesCo.Design“The abundant supply and sustainable source of bone make it an ideal material” for furniture, Williams tells Co.Design in an email.
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The Trouble with Treating Patients as Consumers

The Trouble with Treating Patients as Consumers | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it
To be a patient today is to be treated as a consumer. But treating patients as typical proactive, in control, well-informed consumers can backfire.
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Watch This Machine Make A Chair Custom-Fit To Your Rear - Co.Design

Watch This Machine Make A Chair Custom-Fit To Your Rear - Co.Design | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it
Co.DesignWatch This Machine Make A Chair Custom-Fit To Your RearCo.Design“I think that, as a designer, the dialogue with the materials you work with is most important,” he tells Co.Design.
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Co-Design: How to Include Users in Creativity-Based Research - Mashable

Co-Design: How to Include Users in Creativity-Based Research - Mashable | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it
Co-Design: How to Include Users in Creativity-Based ResearchMashableThe practice of co-design allows users to become an active part of the creative development of a product by interacting directly with design and research teams.
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Does Culture Matter for Product Design? - Core77

Does Culture Matter for Product Design? - Core77 | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it

Don Norman talks  about Design and Culture

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Parafree - Wheelchair Concept by Felix Lange » Yanko Design

Parafree - Wheelchair Concept by Felix Lange » Yanko Design | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it
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News Archive - May 2012 | IDEO

News Archive - May 2012 | IDEO | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it

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IDEO CEO and president Tim Brown discusses how design is evolving away from a Newtonian model and toward a Darwinian model to meet the needs of an increasingly complex world.

 

-give up designing objects and think about designing behaviours...

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ELISA STROZYK

ELISA STROZYK | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it
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Anish Kapoor's Orbit tower: the mother of all helter-skelters

Anish Kapoor's Orbit tower: the mother of all helter-skelters | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it
It's big, it's red, and you can see it from 10 miles away: finally, after two years of planning wrangles, Britain's largest public sculpture towers over the Olympic park.
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Weeble Wobble: New Self-Righting 3-Dimensional Shape | Gadgets, Science & Technology

Weeble Wobble: New Self-Righting 3-Dimensional Shape | Gadgets, Science & Technology | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it
Weeble Wobble: New Self-Righting 3-Dimensional Shape...
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Nokia's Buzzy New Patent: A Tattoo That Vibrates When Your Phone Rings - Forbes

Nokia's Buzzy New Patent: A Tattoo That Vibrates When Your Phone Rings - Forbes | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it
Nokia hopes to jolt the personal electronics industry with a new patent for a haptic tattoo that transmits a perceivable impulse through a person's skin when he or she gets a phone call, text message or email alert.
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Wearable Computing

Wearable Computing | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it
Introduction to Wearable Computing by the father of Wearable Computing himself...

 

Steve Mann

 

"Wearable computing is the study or practice of inventing, designing, building, or using miniature body-borne computational and sensory devices. Wearable computers may be worn under, over, or in clothing, or may also be themselves clothes (i.e. "Smart Clothing" (Mann, 1996a))."

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Space-Age Snuggie: Blankets Become High-Tech Babysitters | Gadgets, Science & Technology

Space-Age Snuggie: Blankets Become High-Tech Babysitters | Gadgets, Science & Technology | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it
Space-Age Snuggie: Blankets Become High-Tech Babysitters...
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Temperature Sensitive Rug Changes Colors To Match the Seasons - Gizmodo

Temperature Sensitive Rug Changes Colors To Match the Seasons - Gizmodo | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it
Temperature Sensitive Rug Changes Colors To Match the SeasonsGizmodo... actually be fairly unique as it transitions throughout the year. Unless your home's thermostat always maintains the perfect temperature indoors.
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Philippe Starck’s Miss Sissi Lamp: Now Made From Sugar Waste

Philippe Starck’s Miss Sissi Lamp: Now Made From Sugar Waste | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it
The high-design lighting retailer Flos has partnered with Bio-on, an Italian biotech company, to reissue an iconic plastic lamp in eco-friendly bioplastic.Flos says Philippe Starck’s new Miss Sissi lamp is the world’s first design object...
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WristQue wearable sensor connects you digital world - CNET

WristQue wearable sensor connects you digital world - CNET | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it
WristQue wearable sensor connects you digital worldCNETResearchers at the Media Lab recently completed the first prototype of WristQue wearable sensor and described some of its potential uses yesterday here.
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M&S Launch Sustainable Fashion Lab

M&S Launch Sustainable Fashion Lab | shubush design & wellbeing | Scoop.it
LCF’ s Centre for Sustainable Fashion have been working with Marks and Spencer (M&S) to create the UK’s first Sustainable Fashion Lab in the heart of East London, at the Old Truman Brewery.
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