4. A new way of interaction, post desktop metaphora.
Using physical world and objects as input and output of
information and the internet as plataform.
Bring connectivity to the user in a natural way, where technology is
seamless in your everyday life.
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5. Pervasive computing, ubiquitous computing,
physical computing, internet of things,
tangible media, wearables, ambient intelligence,
everyware, squared web
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6. The purpose of a computer is to help you
do something else.
The best computer is a quiet, invisible
servant.
The more you can do by intuition the
smarter you are; the computer should
extend your unconscious.
Technology should create calm.
Mark Weiser, na Xerox Parc em 1988
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8. by nearfield.org
Gartner expects that in 3 years 20% of INTERNET TRAFFIC will be
created by SENSORS, so this movement is already well underway.
Smart Objects in Horizon Report of emerging technologies likely to have
a large impact on teaching, learning, research, or creative expression.
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9. In 2009 the COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES has
published the Internet of Things An action plan for Europe
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10. Squared Web by Tim O兵Reilly
artificial intelligence
x
collective intelligence
With more users and sensors feeding more applications and platforms,
developers are able to tackle serious real-world problems. As a result,
the Web opportunity is no longer growing arithmetically; it兵s growing
exponentially. Hence our theme for this year: Web Squared. 1990-2004
was the match being struck; 2005-2009 was the fuse; and 2010 will be the
explosion.
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11. EveryWare e como a
marca pode se comunicar
com os clientes
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12. Impressoras, 3d , de
circuito, etc
Siftables
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17. "Free software is a matter of liberty, not price. To
understand the concept, you should think of 'free' as in
'free speech', not as in 'free beer'".
Richard Stallman
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21. Open Source Hardware Bank
Supporting Do-It-Yourself Open Source Hardware Projects
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22. Since the 80's we've seen academics, artists and corporate R&D labs
prototype these futures from the top-down. Now, hackers are building
sensors, bots and software into everything around them bottom-up, fast,
cheap and out-of-control. They're creating environments that react, adapt
and respond to us - and perhaps more importantly - each other
Matt Jones
Science Parks &
Science Cities
50's at辿 80's 80's at辿 hoje
Incubator and
Universities
Research Parks
future
?
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30. Future of making
THINGVERSE: a place for you to share your digital
designs with the world.
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31. Future of making
"This is incredible!
Within a day or two of
initial conception, less
than 6 hours after
posting, someone
across the world has
already printed and
benefited from my
design. That is a great
feeling. Let me know if
you have any tolerance
problems and I will clean
it up for others."
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37. NO BRASIL MUITAS FAMLIAS
SOBREVIVEM CATANDO LATAS.
DA LATA, um exemplo de como a tecnologia pode ser
usada para BENEFCIO DA COMUNIDADE e ainda
MELHORAR O FLUXO DE RECICLAGEM DE
MATERIAIS.
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40. Technology does not exist anymore, it
only facilitate the service.
As technology immerses into our daily life and disappears.
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41. AGAIN, It's not about technology. It's about technologies immersion
into everyday life which giving us access to
people in a completely different way.
Helge Tenn淡
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42. We are a R&D and pragmatic consulting startup.
Our goal is to create disruptive solutions,
blending objects, context, services and web.
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