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DRIVE 2016 | 26 October: Smart Industry T2T

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Wouldn't it be fantastic to experience the heritage of the past - environments, buildings, historical events and stories in a Virtual Reality environment? Which new VR technologies are currently available to present this, and what is the extra value that VR technologies give to the human experience of the past (images, motion, sound, talk etc.) The cross-over pilot provides an overview of the state-of-the-art of Virtual Reality and 3D modelling. The cross-over shows us a wide range of perspectives and possibilities that can teach us about the exploitability and extra value of these ‘VR-thrills and -experiences’.

DRIVE | cultural heritage in virtual worlds (part 1)

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DRIVE 2016 | 26 October: Smart Industry UPPS

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Nature heals, inspires creativity, and increases wellbeing. This is no longer a fancy thought, but these days is seen as an undisputed fact among researchers across a range of disciplines. At the same time, nature inspires designers, architects and painters alike. However, what is it that is so important in nature? This question remains largely unanswered, but its relevance for designers cannot be overstated. In this session, we bring together insights from design research, psychology and healing environments so as to: a) inform the audience on state-of-the-art findings from nature-based research, b) show how nature-based stimuli are currently used in a Dutch healing environment and to what effect, and c) demonstrate how such insights can be used to design multi-sensory nature based prototypes.

DRIVE | nature meets design

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The Dutch Fashion industry is becoming a key player in the world of circular design. CLICKNL Next Fashion presents several design research projects that demonstrate that fashion designers and research institutes are ready for this challenge, as are the textile and recycling industries. At DRIVE we present three examples, and involve you in discussing how to take it a step further, get the industry even more involved, and the customer committed. Speakers: Anton Luiken presenting Closing the Loop; Marina Toeters and Anke Jongejan presenting Material Science and Design Fiction: Collaboration for Innovation in Fashion (“temporary” materials); Roos de Jager, about Strawberry Earth Festival.

DRIVE | the next fashion

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What will the future of healthcare look like if doctors and designers really work together in teams? Can Dutch Health Design become leading in global healthcare innovations? Health entrepreneurs and innovators will share the latest insights on the future of healthcare from Silicon Valley’s Digital Health Bootcamp and Health 2.0 conference 2015. Discover the potential of the creative economy; explore the future of healthcare together with us.

DRIVE | doctor+designer (part 1)

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DRIVE 2016 | 27 October - CIRCO: Circular business models - we know why but d...

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Our ‘everyday’ is becoming increasingly connected. How can we design meaningfully and responsibly in a connected world? Rather than looking at the Internet of Things merely in terms of efficiency or profit, this session explores, using examples, how we can be sensitive to how products fit into our lives and society at large, and how to bring this to bear on how connected products are designed and valued. The session is the launch of a series of IoT design workshops across the 3 TUs.

DRIVE | things to things - where are the connections?

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Nature has been perhaps the most important source of inspiration for design, especially for design that strives to positively influence nature and planet earth. Many different design strategies have developed over the last decades, and many designers are familiar with eco-design, Cradle to Cradle, or biomimicry, and, more recently, circular design. But what are the differences between these design strategies, and how, as a designer, do you know which one to use? By applying these strategies to one specific design problem, experts on these different strategies answer this question. The results demonstrate that each of these design strategies is different, even though they are all inspired by nature. The different approach and focus of each strategy results in a range of design solutions. For designers, the challenge lies in understanding these differences and choosing the most appropriate strategy for the design problem in question.

DRIVE | design strategies inspired by nature

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DRIVE 2016 | 26 October: Smart Industry T2T

DRIVE | cultural heritage in virtual worlds (part 1)

DRIVE 2016 | 26 October: Smart Industry UPPS

DRIVE | nature meets design

DRIVE | the next fashion

DRIVE | doctor+designer (part 1)

DRIVE 2016 | 27 October - CIRCO: Circular business models - we know why but d...

DRIVE | things to things - where are the connections?

DRIVE | design strategies inspired by nature

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