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The Smart City Decision Problem

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The Smart City Decision Problem

  1. The Smart City decision problem.
  2. Internet of things entrepreneur, designer & curator. CEO of Tinker London the first distributor of the Arduino in the UK from 2007 – 2010. Organiser of the Cosm #iotlondon meetup (900 members) Founder of the Good Night Lamp.
  3. Smart X Context Yes No
  4. Define smart? 1.Understand users & their state 2.Understand context 3.Grow old gracefully 4.Learn to forget 5.Adapt
  5. Smart spaces Temporary smartness
  6. Hosted in a media studies college 24 different spaces over 7 floors 1000 + attendees
  7. Temporary smartness means: A mix of: • technology • storytelling • signage • letting people shape a space.
  8. Smart homes Bespoke products
  9. Homesense 6 homes across Europe 3 months to make their home smart
  10. Homesense Kit Arduino, sensors & book Local support
  11. Measuring light levels and switching the power off at the source.
  12. Singing pumpkin for the kids
  13. A cup that lets you know you should have tea break.
  14. Lets you know you are being too loud for the neighbours.
  15. Bespoke smartness means: • Niche applications • Enjoyable user experiences • Hard to scale but the technology bricks are already there
  16. Smart products Platform products
  17. Good Night Lamp is a network of internet-connected lamps. A Big Lamp triggers Little Lamps to turn on anywhere in the world.
  18. For your mom.
  19. For your daughter.
  20. For your partner.
  21. Platform products mean: • Open applications • Cheaper, more scalable products • Unknown marketplace for now.
  22. Smart X Context Yes No
  23. Graciès www.designswarm.com www.goodnightlamp.com @iotwatch

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  • If we know what doesn’t’ work, we can possibly break down what would make a good companion. Here are 5 points I’d like to elaborate on.
  • If we know what doesn’t’ work, we can possibly break down what would make a good companion. Here are 5 points I’d like to elaborate on.
  • Imagine you could keep your loved ones close, even when they’re living far away.
  • Imagine you could keep your loved ones close, even when they’re living far away.
  • Imagine you could keep your loved ones close, even when they’re living far away.
  • If we know what doesn’t’ work, we can possibly break down what would make a good companion. Here are 5 points I’d like to elaborate on.

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