Course coordinators: Ingrid Mulder and Anna Pohlmeyer
Meaningful interactions
The possibilities of technology are very large and new ones are added every day. The usability and acceptability for people however often still needs improvement before we get the best benefits out of the new technologies. We want to turn emerging technologies into technology that is widely accepted and used. Into applications that deliver a meaningful interaction for people.
The desire for personalized solutions provides a great opportunity for increasing our competiveness in a globalized world, as local players have the edge over far-away competitors. How can new materials, products, services, or emerging technologies change people’s lives and interactions with other individuals, systems and organizations? How can design evoke meaningful interactions?
 Studio Pink Tutors: Anna Pohlmeyer & Rudolf Wormgoor |
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| Elpie read more |
Reminder read more |
Runner read more |
 Studio PurpleTutors: Stefan van de Geer & Mark van Huystee |
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| Glowb read more |
Street Debaters read more |
Buuf read more |
 Studio BlueTutors: Sanne Kistemaker & Roy Bendor |
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| Reflection Moment read more |
Speak Up! Shut Up! read more |
The Dressing Room Show read more |
 Studio GreenTutors: Ingrid Mulder & Wouter van der Hoog |
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| Het Scheidspel read more |
Standing In The Train read more |
Grab Back read more |
 Studio YellowTutors: Gert Pasman & Peter Kraaijeveld |
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| My Trip Bookits read more |
Vital Voices read more |
Dipo read more |
 Studio OrangeTutors: Margreet Beets & Arnold Vermeeren |
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| Feedback As A Dialogue read more |
Design for Train Travels read more |
Love During Rush Hour read more |
 Studio RedTutors: Kees Nauta & Wim Schermer |
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| Amuse Nez read more |
Speak Up! read more |
Coasties read more |