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Design and technology have always been in close relation. We’ve designed amazing objects, on the cutting edge of technology. So, if today’s normal was unimaginable yesterday, what will be tomorrow’s ordinary? And how do designers and their clients prepare for that? Presented by Mario Van der Meulen

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if today’s normal  
was unimaginable yesterday…
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Health-monitoring Bio Textiles 
Prototype by ENSCI
…what will be  
tomorrow’s ordinary?
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wearables  
become ingestibles
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sensors 
become the sense
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Project UnderSkin,  
by New Deal Design
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products  
become superhuman
Tesla auto pilot,  
captured by dash cams
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just me,  
myself and AI
Her 
movie scene - Spike Jonze
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actionable data; 
the next for brands
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if you’re not paranoid,
you’re crazy
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from privacy  
to reciprocity  
to ubiquity
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image  
Matthew Wiebe

will we become  
slaves to the algorithm?
Apple 
Siri AI based Assistant
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liking what people you like, like
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a different  
value exchange
Google 
smart lens
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Microsoft 
Holo-lens interface
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brands will evolve  
from ownership to engagement
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because 
engaged customers  
are worth more  
than loyal ones
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intelligence;
the next for AI
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code
don’t care
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from faster  
to predicting  
to enriching
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how will we  
find ourselves in data?

biased by design
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AI will evolve
from anticipatory to purposeful
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because  
we feel faster  
than we think
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facilitation;
the next for designers
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moving beyond 
‘just make it more [insert_random]’
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from usable
to frictionless  
to value adding
argo design  
light based UI
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will automation  
replace design jobs?
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design outside  
your lines
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design is never done
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designers will evolve  
from serving to facilitating
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because  
facilitators design  
relationships
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how can technology  
work better for humans?
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Iron Man  
movie clip - Marvel
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intelligence
artificial augmented   
reality
augmented artificial

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patterns of
data shared humanity

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technology
as a threat as a material

strategy doing/making
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systems thinking  
is foundational
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emotional value  
over rational value
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Smart Cup@MarioVDMeulen
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more enabling,  
less disrupting
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