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What Makes a City Smart? :: Interaction
Design and the Future Hybrid City

Michael Smyth
Centre for Interaction Design
Edinburgh Napier University, UK
@michael_smyth

Friday, 1 March 13

We live in a world where everything seems
possible and as a consequence have lost
the sense of wonder.

Branko Lukic, NonObject, MIT Press (2011)

Friday, 1 March 13

Where do these moments of
design inspiration come from?

Friday, 1 March 13

One method favoured by Interaction Designers
is ethnography.

Observation that aims to provide insight into
work, culture and behavioural practices.

Friday, 1 March 13

A tension between the pressure of solution-focused
design practice and ethnography’s concern with
meanings and culture.

Friday, 1 March 13

Critical Design acts as a catalyst or provocation
for thought (Anthony Dunne, 1999).

Friday, 1 March 13

Critical Design challenges our
assumptions and preconceptions about
the role that products and services play in
everyday life.

Friday, 1 March 13

Street Art (Tom Welsh, 2009).

Friday, 1 March 13

Video as a way of understanding the design space.

Layers of meaning.

Friday, 1 March 13

Defining trend for the first half of this
century is the growth of urbanisation.

Friday, 1 March 13

Today, half of the world’s population,
3 billion people live in urban areas.

Friday, 1 March 13

How do people interact with technology
in the urban environment?

Friday, 1 March 13

How do we gather data from the environment?

Friday, 1 March 13

How does the environment gather
information about citizens?

Friday, 1 March 13

As pervasive technologies become
increasingly prevalent, will this
change our relationship with the city?

Friday, 1 March 13

What happens when we have no choice
about how and when we interact?

Friday, 1 March 13

No such thing as a Smart City.

Friday, 1 March 13

It is the individuals who inhabit cities
that make them smart.

Friday, 1 March 13

Individuals as creators and sharers of data.

Friday, 1 March 13

Yellow Arrow Project (2004)

Friday, 1 March 13

a cartography of the intimate & the everyday

Friday, 1 March 13

Walking Path to Avoid CCTV in New York (2001)

Friday, 1 March 13

Derive App :: Cachucho (2012)

Friday, 1 March 13

Dead Drops :: Aram Bartholl (2010)

Friday, 1 March 13

Trash|Track :: MIT Lab (2009)

Friday, 1 March 13

The Copenhagan Wheel ::
Senseable City Lab, MIT (2009)

Friday, 1 March 13

Ingress :: Niantic Labs (2012)

Friday, 1 March 13

AR game that encourages players to input
data about physical monuments.

Friday, 1 March 13

The hybrid city is characterised by
increasing layers of data.

Friday, 1 March 13

A human centred approach to Urban
Interaction Design gives the opportunity to re-
think what intelligent connected communities
of the future might actually look like.

Friday, 1 March 13

urbanIxD :: EU FP7 Coordination Action (2013)

www.urbanixd.eu
@urbanixd

Friday, 1 March 13

www.michael-smyth.co.uk
www.urbanixd.eu

@michael_smyth
@urbanixd

Friday, 1 March 13

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What Makes a City Smart? :: Interaction Design and the Future Hybrid City

1. What Makes a City Smart? :: Interaction Design and the Future Hybrid City Michael Smyth Centre for Interaction Design Edinburgh Napier University, UK @michael_smyth Friday, 1 March 13

2. We live in a world where everything seems possible and as a consequence have lost the sense of wonder. Branko Lukic, NonObject, MIT Press (2011) Friday, 1 March 13

3. Where do these moments of design inspiration come from? Friday, 1 March 13

4. One method favoured by Interaction Designers is ethnography. Observation that aims to provide insight into work, culture and behavioural practices. Friday, 1 March 13

5. A tension between the pressure of solution-focused design practice and ethnography’s concern with meanings and culture. Friday, 1 March 13

6. Critical Design acts as a catalyst or provocation for thought (Anthony Dunne, 1999). Friday, 1 March 13

7. Critical Design challenges our assumptions and preconceptions about the role that products and services play in everyday life. Friday, 1 March 13

8. Street Art (Tom Welsh, 2009). Friday, 1 March 13

9. Video as a way of understanding the design space. Layers of meaning. Friday, 1 March 13

10. Friday, 1 March 13

11. Defining trend for the first half of this century is the growth of urbanisation. Friday, 1 March 13

12. Today, half of the world’s population, 3 billion people live in urban areas. Friday, 1 March 13

13. How do people interact with technology in the urban environment? Friday, 1 March 13

14. How do we gather data from the environment? Friday, 1 March 13

15. How does the environment gather information about citizens? Friday, 1 March 13

16. As pervasive technologies become increasingly prevalent, will this change our relationship with the city? Friday, 1 March 13

17. What happens when we have no choice about how and when we interact? Friday, 1 March 13

18. No such thing as a Smart City. Friday, 1 March 13

19. It is the individuals who inhabit cities that make them smart. Friday, 1 March 13

20. Individuals as creators and sharers of data. Friday, 1 March 13

21. Yellow Arrow Project (2004) Friday, 1 March 13

22. a cartography of the intimate & the everyday Friday, 1 March 13

23. Walking Path to Avoid CCTV in New York (2001) Friday, 1 March 13

24. Derive App :: Cachucho (2012) Friday, 1 March 13

25. Friday, 1 March 13

26. Dead Drops :: Aram Bartholl (2010) Friday, 1 March 13

27. Friday, 1 March 13

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30. Trash|Track :: MIT Lab (2009) Friday, 1 March 13

31. Friday, 1 March 13

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34. The Copenhagan Wheel :: Senseable City Lab, MIT (2009) Friday, 1 March 13

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37. Ingress :: Niantic Labs (2012) Friday, 1 March 13

38. AR game that encourages players to input data about physical monuments. Friday, 1 March 13

39. The hybrid city is characterised by increasing layers of data. Friday, 1 March 13

40. A human centred approach to Urban Interaction Design gives the opportunity to re- think what intelligent connected communities of the future might actually look like. Friday, 1 March 13

41. urbanIxD :: EU FP7 Coordination Action (2013) www.urbanixd.eu @urbanixd Friday, 1 March 13

42. www.michael-smyth.co.uk www.urbanixd.eu @michael_smyth @urbanixd Friday, 1 March 13

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