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Abbreviated version of presentation delivered at Amsterdam Smart City hackathon in the Amsterdam Arena at Jun2 2nd, 2015.
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- 1. Illuminated Cities Frank Kresin Research Director @kresin / frank@waag.org
- 2. SMART CITIES TOP DOWN MINDFRAME MAXIMISING EFFICIENCY MINIMISING FRICTION STIFFLING INNOVATION
- 4. Smart Citizens • Will take responsibility for the place they live, work and love • Value access over ownership, contribution over power • Will ask forgiveness, not permission • Know where they can get tools, knowledge & support • Value empathy, dialogue and trust • Appropriate technology, rather than accept it as is • Will help the people that struggle with smart stuff • Ask questions, before they come up with answers • Take part in design efforts to come up with better solutions • Work agile, prototype early, test quickly, start all over • Will not stop in the face of huge barriers • Share their knowledge and their learning, because they know this is where true value comes from http://waag.org/nl/blog/manifesto-smart-citizens
- 5. 1. CITY OF LABS
- 6. Fablabs, Wetlabs, Maker Spaces http://fablab.waag.org
- 9. Amsterdam Smart Citizens Lab http://waag.org/en/project/smart-citizens-lab
- 12. PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE OPEN STANDARDS OPEN SOFTWARE OPEN ACCESS OPEN INNOVATION
- 15. III. POLICY OVER TECHNOLOGY
- 16. Wicked Problems
- 18. NOW WHAT?
- 19. Technology is not Neutral http://digitalsocial.eu
- 21. Design for Smarter Cities • Your citizens know more than you. • Don’t separate the design and development process • Embrace self-organization & civic initiative, but help to make the results sustainable and scalable. • Never rely on consultants that will sell consultancy, not solutions. • Have binding decisions made at the lowest level possible and actively preach self-governance. • Small, connected systems tend to fail sometimes; large systems will fail for sure. • Build systems based on reciprocity and transparency. • Reuse existing parts and design your additions for reuse, adding to the public domain and strengthening its capacity to act and learn. https://www.waag.org/nl/blog/design-rules-smarter-cities
- 22. Embrace Change
- 23. ILLUMINATED CITIES BOTTOM UP MINDFRAME MAXIMISING POSSIBILITIES EMBRACING FRICTION ENABLING INNOVATION https://tinyurl.com/illuminated-cities
- 24. • Compete or Cooperate? • Ethics or Aesthetics? • Open or Closed? • Paid or ‘Free’? • App or End? • Why wait? Open Questions
- 25. Sint Antoniesbreestraat 69 1011 HB Amsterdam waag.org / info@waag.org Frank Kresin Research Director @kresin / frank@waag.org