Data as a Creative Raw Material: the Fusion of Design, Data & Science
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Shows concrete projects: a ship-tracking system that sensorizes vessels, ingests legacy noon reports and runs optimization models that can cut fuel costs by tens of thousands of dollars when speed changes by a few knots; shavers instrumented to log usage that reveal Chinese households cut mains power (forcing unexpected resets) and allow battery sizing tradeoffs; a metal 3D-printed stool that is 150th the weight of cast parts; failed hearing-aid generalization from 3D ear scans; and a city grid of low-cost air sensors delivered as sensing as a service replacing £200–500k stations.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 16:50FRITZ HANSEN
- 25:39RURAL HEALTHCARE
- 28:101. Empower her to screen health conditions better
- 29:39A low cost frontline healthcare tool made of locally available resources
- 29:56BIG GLOBAL CHALLENGES
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