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Sensors and social networks are changing public health by enabling large-scale data collection about health behaviors. This data can provide insights into how behaviors spread and give health researchers new tools to design interventions. However, it also raises privacy concerns that must be addressed to ensure trust and ethical use of people's data.
2013 tech trends_poster
- 1. The ven m n a J a n gets health behavior—on a large scale Sensors, social networks change art e of in re artfu In 20 te Ree ra nov o c tio atio TECH n c oes d F i M on ta n a Che r ney n ho sh c k g re e l a re op l i n s ris Ja og pin ra ork (a T win ph g nd he s th da etw y TRENDS rie er e a wn so rti of ro-n Sh sa ro es na bo a r cc vid Mic l h tic sm ne a r e er an Da ds han t y m pho J o et di FOR 2013 ) c a s arr raf n o t M t OTHY e D a ive be ar s Sm TI co m o n a rs www.frogdesign.com rc M u Specialized social networks fo lo tro c on Te o se l ch e l e Dil W ti Virt ge S u Ka ACHINE al m ts anu fact urin po Yes, it’s already that transitional time when our current year ends g st et w a r ts ic a ne P at race M ric sma mb and another begins, and today and tomorrow are quickly changing k K ll We e f patina INTELLIGENT a la o type he r hands. Rather than look back at significant trends of the past 366 gh Pa u lP u days (2012 was a leap year, remember?), we asked a wide variety of eal pp technologists, designers, and strategists across frog’s studios around a na h um ORE ith the world to take a look to the future. The near future, that is. “Near” ic es w M in that 2013 is not only upon us, but also “near” in that these technol- Rip, mix, burn gets physical Dev 3D PRINTING GOES MAINSTREAM A nnie Hsu ogies are highly feasible, commercially viable, and are bubbling up to Human-computer interaction the surface of the global zeitgeist. We believe you’ll be hearing a lot gets more humanistic M ar k Ro lsto n more about these trends within the next 12 months, and possibly be experiencing them in some form, too. In Enhanced online selves spi ra TECH ce Here’s our second annual list of Tech Trend predictions for the rien ti expe f age on The o coming year. There are 20 individual forecasts and, new for 2013, mes m a n n fr TING my co h om App co n o c Bus s be we’ve also related each prediction to larger waves in business, e all e th Tho co m IS K ma e in e s S visib EX culture, and innovation. ph utt on le ys r i fo ca l s le of ro u re n ut sio w e f clu p a r Ne th n W is ial i h h a ef t di Amsterdam Munich S D nc iC s r a ce Van Diemenstraat 20-200 Leopoldstraße 55 US fina R av M ic up m ti or a e on 1013 NH Amsterdam 80802, Munich h The Netherlands Germany l — e te Tel. +31 (0)20 520 3600 Tel. +49 (0)89 232397 0 M b cD y n h c elgä aids at rs an tle For inquiries, please contact Austin New York ur nge ie business@frogdesign.com 101 W. 6th Street, Suite 200 325 Hudson Street, 7th Floor l e e Faces become interfaces Jan C hip chase ut t tal d lligenc in Austin, Texas 78701 New York, New York 10013 n tT po United States United States le Da Tel. +1 512 477 3764 Tel. +1 212 965 9700 eu ng ber Sc opp ta M e pi ot frog works with the world’s leading companies, helping them to design, engineer, Bangalore San Francisco ec o u r te d i n t tip er Ro t and bring to market meaningful products and services. With an interdisciplinary team 18/1, Outer Ring Road, Panathur Post 660 3rd Street, 4th Floor olo D N let of more than 1,000 designers, strategists, and software engineers, frog delivers con- Bangalore 560 103 San Francisco, California 94107 az n gy ab Va nected experiences that span multiple technologies, platforms, and media. frog works India United States digi ar oma Our t phon be across a broad spectrum of industries, including consumer electronics, telecommunica- Tel. +91 80 4106 7000 Tel. +1 415 442 4804 et sma e o P e n io ia Ma tions, healthcare, energy, automotive, media, entertainment, education, finance, retail, co ar th n and fashion. Clients include Disney, GE, HP, Intel, Microsoft, MTV, Qualcomm, Siemens, Boston Seattle Aut rela tt m M r ch and many other Fortune 500 brands. Founded in 1969, frog is headquartered in San 38 Cameron Avenue, 2nd Floor 413 Pine Street, 2nd Floor es ea Francisco, with locations in Amsterdam, Austin, Boston, Bangalore, Johannesburg, Kiev, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02140 Seattle, Washington 98101 tion m er Milan, Munich, New York, Seattle, Shanghai, and Vinnytsya. frog is a company of the United States United States or Aricent Group, a global innovation and technology services firm. frogdesign.com Tel. +1 617 245 1811 Tel. +1 206 876 3900 W ship t more ed es g zo ive Johannesburg Shanghai s wi e 260 Surrey Avenue 3F building 6, No. 800 Changde Road rs Ferndale, Randburg, 2194 Shanghai 200040 e th o hysica South Africa China Tel. +27 11 348 3300 Tel. +86 21 6157 7188 ur p Kyiv Vinnytsya Vasylkivska 14, 3rd Floor 600-richchya Street, 15, 3rd Floor Kyiv 3040 Vinnytsya 21021 Ukraine Ukraine l Tel. +38 044 494 26 00 Tel. +38 0432 55 09 55 Milan Via Ugo Bassi, 21 © 2012 Aricent Group. All rights reserved. 20159 Milan All Aricent brand and product names are service marks, trademarks, or registered Italy marks of Aricent Inc. in the United States and other countries. Tel. +39 02 898 25900 For full predictions, please flip to the other side of this poster
- 2. 20 get more Apps TECH The killer app is going to put the power of slight degradation in quality is actually part of professions—researchers, undercover cops, thinking. And arts education does have its will be an important part of how we design any ultimate customization in consumers’ hands in the story and part of our culture. The miniatur- spies, journalists—whose livelihoods depends proof of success in the $1 billion valuation of product or service that’s meant to collect and physical become 2013, unleashing the new standard for creativ- ized and regenerated versions of our legacy on not being recognizable, are in for a bumpy Airbnb, founded by two RISD graduates. share knowledge in 2013. By combining eth- ity plus utility. are more often sanitized pointers. The next ride. While such careers will be destroyed by Companies focused on traditionally “left- nography with an awareness of what people TRENDS invisible advance in mobile comes not from further min- real-time recognition, others will be enabled, brain” tech fields, from healthcare equipment to are doing through their micro-networks, we Matteo Penzo iaturization of our lives into a smaller package, as there will be new legions of people that will enterprise software, will be wise to experiment can gain visibility into trends that are happen- Interaction Technology Director, Milan but rather the unpacking of those experiences become the true “faces” of brands. with crossing over into right-brain territory. Do- ing, but aren’t always in public view. It can also into the environments around us. Mobile ing so could enhance their methods of finding point us to new and growing private communi- Thomas Sutton FOR 2013 Choreogra- In 2013, the combination of 20-nanometer becomes a halo that surrounds us and travels fresh ideas and then, more important, adding ties that help illuminate for us emerging shifts Executive Creative Director, Milan Sensors, processors (ARM, Intel, and Apple are planning with us wherever we go. emotional appeal and details to potential prod- in customer behavior. phy goes launches for Q2/Q3) and 4G Networks becom- Devices on our bodies will multiply. Sen- ucts. In this way, consulting with artists could Some recent popular visions of the future www.frogdesign.com social ing available in most countries will alter how we sors, cameras, input methods, and displays compliment design beautifully: imagine a world focus on making every available surface into Shopping Data use our smart phones. will work their way into our clothing. They’ll with not only more usable and relevant, but a computing interface, and every moment or networks Higher computational power, reduced energy listen for commands and whisper in our ears. also more poetic and resonant, objects action of the day into a computing interaction. ecology consumption, and faster data communication in Our environment will respond to us in new and experiences. But pundits who prescribe such visions also change our hands will accelerate the development of bio- Jared Ficklin and interesting ways. The proliferation of ignore what’s really happening. Computers are becomes metric applications, such as the authentication frog Fellow, Austin large displays and projection technologies dissolving in three directions—into the cloud, health The of the eye or fingerprints through a hand-held will relegate the small display on our phone into the environment, and into our bodies— Human- We lose more device’s camera. This will play a big role in Gesture will quickly become the new technol- to private or a constrained set of tasks. A new but as they do so they are reducing or losing behavior— Experience sensitive applications such as mobile banking or ogy driving shopping experiences at the mall. layered interaction model of touch, voice, and altogether what we would traditionally call an Computer control of diverse payments. Pairing biometric authentication with The proliferation of high-dollar marketing gesture will emerge as important as con- “interface.” Metaphorically, if a laptop browser on a large economy voice-based logins will start becoming the norm, experiences will quickly yield to many more sumption: the continuous exchange of what is a window on the web, a smart phone appli- Interaction our cars granting us faster and more secure access to gesture-based, brochureware kiosks—where we are doing, where we are, and who we are cation is a keyhole, then the next generation of scale Comes of Age information. As a result, private databases stor- the person-as-controller will find life beyond with. This will again work into the collective Scott Nazarian smart devices, applications, and services will Gets More ing bio-information will arise, fueling start-up living room dancing games. memory, attaching to our legacy—bringing Creative Director, Seattle be pin-pricks. Katie Dill and funding action in this area. in a new type of patina effect. It won’t be the Services like the Nest learning thermostat Humanistic Creative Director, San Francisco We can look forward to a time when the same as physical degradation, yet will offer Montana Cherney Kalle Buschmann Data is becoming a critical material in the and Siri show some early indications of what USSD is authentication layer won’t be based on our fresh stimuli that allow for more meaningful Associate Creative Director, Senior Interaction Designer, Munich sustainable success of cities. The flow of infor- this can mean. Sound, voice, body sensors, Our cars are becoming ever more automated. human memory anymore. In 2013, we’ll move navigation and recall. San Francisco mation, if analyzed wisely, will help the strongest location, and movement can be used as explicit the future Mark Rolston They are parallel parking themselves, monitor- closer to a time when we won’t be forced to rely For a long time Apple has been the poster child cities of the future survive natural disasters and or implicit input/output mechanisms. Vast Chief Creative Officer, Austin ing our speed while in cruise control, and now on easily forgettable (and not very secure) pass- Why just prompt behavior change on an indi- for the product and business development of population spikes, among other challenges. amounts of cloud-based computing power can of financial We reach they’re even helping us steer. With cameras, sen- words because each of us, with our biological vidual level, when we can do so much more? experience-driven technology—and its suc- Data production and consumption resolve ambiguous instructions, understand In 2013 we will come to the conclusion that the sors and robust computer intelligence, the car is individuality, will become our own password. Behavior evolution—or behavior change at scale cess. But in the last two to three years we have continues at an inexorable pace, creating behavioral patterns over time, and reduce inclusion the tablet technology industry is overdue to create the getting smarter and more self-sufficient. and over time—is the new frontier. Ubiquitous seen new players, such as Square and Drop- ever more symbiotic feedback loops across “answers” to their simplest and most digest- next model for human-computer interaction. Americans have long looked at the road and connectivity, real-time remote monitoring, and box, enter the market. As a result, established both data types and physical experience. ible form: a couple of words (Siri) or a single Automated tipping The old PC model has peaked. The world yawns the ability to drive as a sign of freedom and social networking are three of the most prevalent companies are being pressed to change their There is not just one stream of “data” waiting numerical value (Nest). Our hands, eyes, and at the introduction of yet another iPad, Android control. Yet in the U.S., fewer twenty- and thirty- Ravi Chhatpar factors revolutionizing health care. We’ll see game. Specifically, the big ecosystem players: to be sifted through, across cities, nations, minds are free to engage with the real world intelli- point handset, Windows release, or super-thin laptop. year-olds are getting their driver’s licenses than Executive Strategy Director, more and more people connect to devices, share Google with Android, Microsoft with Windows and the globe—although in many ways we and real people around us. Slimmer, smaller, faster doesn’t solve our most in previous years. This is a trend seen across Johannesburg their data, and reach out to others. Doing so will 8 and Surface, and Amazon with the Kindle, tend to speak of data currently as one enor- In 2013 I expect to see an increasing num- gence aids urgent problems. We need to take the comput- wealthy nations with high Internet usage. Could allow them to enhance their care experiences have done their homework, redesigned their mous, abstract entity. ber of services that follow this paradigm while ers out of computing and more humanistically our Internet connection be our new driver’s Although the promise of low-cost smart phones Mario Van der Meulen by relating with others with similar symptoms, websites, applications, operating systems, One example of a coming interweaving exploiting today’s mobile phones. I call these our digital integrate them into everyday life. license—the conduit to connect, explore, and has the potential to fundamentally revolution- Creative Director, Shanghai receiving social support for achieving goals, and services, and added self-developed hardware. of various data flows and physicality is the “invisible apps,” because they shun flashy socialize? Perhaps the car isn’t what it once was; ize emerging markets, the quotidian reality for “crowdsourcing” treatments and cures. They all have one common goal, no matter UID project now in motion throughout India, infographics and rich GUIs in favor of minimal, doppel- now it is merely a way from point A to point B, not many people in Africa, India, China, Southeast Crystal-balling next year’s trends is never In addition to patients receiving more per- how different their businesses: to optimize and which seeks to provide biometric identifica- timely, personal, and humanized content. The a symbol of freedom that a smart phone is. Marry Asia, and South America is the simple and far off from what we see now, but nothing sonalized guidance, individual health data that differentiate the customer experience. In 2012 tion for Indian citizens. This initiative, in the They represent first steps towards a future of gängers this new reality with safety and energy concerns, functional feature phone. happens overnight. One solution that could is collected will increasingly be used to provide many of these efforts saw the light of day, but world’s second most populous nation, will technologically supported simplicity. dawn and automated vehicles get more attractive. For most consumers in these markets, make its long promised impact in 2013: the more proactive care at the population level. it will be in 2013 that the recent developments likely introduce unprecedented (biometric- Google’s Sergey Brin claims that in 2017, the sophistication of mobile interaction is dropping price point of tablets. This will start Yes, many connected care solutions that collect will reach their climax as customers start to to-digital) data-scale thresholds in the very of robotic We face “Google’s self-driving cars will be available for Robert Tuttle defined by the familiarity with which cumber- to bring a shift from tablets being mini- individual data exist today, from Patients Like respond to the new product landscape. near future. This new scale promises to everyone.” This may seem bold, but it’s not sci- Executive Technology Director, Austin some Unstructured Supplementary Service computers to their role as the widespread Me, a data-centric social networking site; Cure One thing that these product ecosystems trigger emergent experience and interaction handicraft more tech ence fiction either. According to a survey from J.D. Data, or USSD, codes (keypad commands, replacement of printed media, from payment Together, a health-tracking site; and Asthmapo- have in common is that they don’t focus on the needs. The accretion of “new data” (personal/ Power and Associates of 17,400 vehicle owners, Monitoring and responding to the ever-increas- e.g. *141*12-digit-number#dial) are used for receipts to newspapers to textbooks. Lower lis, a system that allows patients to connect to a technology as a key differentiator anymore. contextual) will begin to intersect over time (and the disruption— more than a third (37 percent) of all respondents ing volume and complexity of the various feeds, any service outside of voice and SMS (e.g., prices will prompt people to buy numerous mobile app via a sensor-enabled inhaler. In 2013, Customer experience has become the only with “big data” (archival) structures, yielding said they would be interested in purchasing a fully threads, walls, streams, notifications, updates, adding airtime). For mobile innovators, this tablets, each optimized for different purposes. expect more services such as these to emerge source of long-term competitive advantages, unprecedented “tertiary data”—it begs us artisanal by nature autonomous car (if price wasn’t a factor). and requests that permeate our digital lives has is arguably the lowest of the lowest common Lower prices will also make tablets a game- and grow. They synthesize information to make and today the main barrier to great experiences to wonder, what will we do with this informa- Meanwhile, many car companies are getting long become a full-time job. Current personal, denominators in technology, but it in fact is changing device in emerging economies in it more relevant to providers and patients alike, isn’t the tech. It’s business cases, company tion? What are the business implications? handset) into the automated vehicle race (including BMW, professional, and commercial social networking the most compelling. Africa, South America, and Asia, and will and therefore actionable; then these services cultures, and the capabilities to deliver and The civic ones? Will we create new types of GM, Volvo, Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, Cadil- services offer relatively crude aggregation and Financial institutions are realizing that bring new challenges to the interaction broadcast their analyses to improve the quality orchestrate the intended experience through urban experiences that reflect our analyses Michael McDaniel arrives lac), and as infrastructure increases to support classification interaction models for managing attempting to replicate a service borne out of model worldwide. of life for not just one, but for all. all touchpoints over time. Likely there will be of data foremost, versus our creative or Principal Designer, Austin them, the trend is likely to accelerate. and directing our online personas. In 2013, we’ll unique and aged local conditions is a losing There has been a documented reduction in more Chief Experience Officers named in 2013. philosophical visions? be able to find more qualified hired help. proposition. For several years, Kenya’s M-Pesa the media industry’s paper usage because of Such CXOs do exist: McCann-Erickson, the An incredibly diverse data ecology will set In 2013, I believe Mother Nature will be a major The Jonas Damon Emerging tools and services will help trans- has been touted as the seminal example of the adoption of tablets. These devices also use ad agency, appointed one in late 2012—with a the stage in 2013 for the next generation of disruptor and will have profound, far-reaching Virtual Creative Director, New York late our needs and desires into cloud-based emerging-market innovation, but the reality is less energy compared to PCs, and could work graduate degree in interaction design. municipal and private sector innovations. impacts on technology in general. Hurricane Art of automation. They will proactively work on our that it was a brilliant example of being at the right well with renewable solutions, such as the solar Sandy impacted the densely populated North- Manufactur- As smart phones continue to become behalf, guided by our permission and divining place at the right time, at that perfect intersection energy grid. These factors, combined with less eastern United States with a painful punch in Innovation Micro- Smart the connective tissue of our everyday lives, our intent. Existing services such as Google’s of hyper-connectivity (mobile) and non-connec- of a reliance on a physical transportation and late 2012, but with a few months of recovery, in ing Starts their build quality will finally begin to reflect Prediction API (developers.google.com/pre- tivity (infrastructure) in a country that needed a distribution model, where combustion engines 2013 we will start harvesting ideas that prom- Gets Even Networks phone this significant role. Smart phones are the diction), which offers pattern-matching and remittance solution more than anything. It does still rule, will also help push forward tablets ise to help people and communities become Small conduit to the musical scores of our lives; trainable machine learning capabilities to devel- not neatly translate into other scenarios; it is not as the timely, earth-friendly, and cost-saving more resilient when facing such a large-scale More Rise accesso- the vessel of friends’, family’s, and strangers’ opers, and IFTTT (ifttt.com/wtf), which offers a one-size-fits-all solution, and neither should alternative to paper. tragedy, when lives, homes, and livelihoods every moment caught in pixels; and the bearer intuitive, user-friendly, and cloud-based rules it be. Since M-Pesa’s debut, entrepreneurs and were deeply affected—or even destroyed. Artful ries become of written words to just about everyone we Patrick Kalaher engine expressed in simple “if this, then that” institutions have tried to replicate M-Pesa in many The reaction to the widespread and sus- Faces know (and don’t know). They are the holders Assistant Vice President, terms, are representative of the trend towards countries over the years and have consistently David Sherwin tained loss of power in the New York City area smarter of every significant artifact that identifies us Strategy, Boston empowering more automated, if not quite yet failed. Real financial services disruption that Principal Designer, San Francisco after Sandy will start spurring tech innovation become as one out of seven billion other humans. artificial, intelligence for our digital alter-egos. acknowledges the role of the informal sector, the Reena Jana in energy and storage. I think that the next But until now, these devices have been largely While 3D modeling and 3D printing have importance of community, the need for alterna- Executive Editor, New York Micro-networks are intimate communication titan of industry, along the lines of Gates or interfaces made of plastic parts cheaply molded, been with us for a while now, this year we’ll tive assessments of risk, and the blending of networks that people form around subjects Timothy Morey Rockefeller, will be the person who invents Rip, Mix, painted, and snapped together. see the rise of virtual manufacturing. Ser- traditional financial product categories is what In 2013, we’ll see more of the world’s engineers, of interest to them, whether as simple as Assistant Vice President, Strategy, better power storage, not a new form of power Thanks to advancing manufacturing vices like Shapeways, Ponoko, Sculpteo and will define truly meaningful innovation. And all scientists, and business people look to art—yes, their love of chocolate or as complicated as a San Francisco generation. Better power storage not only Burn Gets innovations and investments, we will see an i.materialise, which operate as shared factories of these will still be delivered through that most Jan Chipchase to sculpture, architecture, fiction, film—for shared passion for creating change in a local keeps things humming when all else fails, but unprecedented boost in handset build quality. for hire, will become a common back end for simple, basest, crudest of mobile technologies— Executive Creative Director of creative inspiration. community. Most of these micro-networks I recently interviewed a doctor who had allows all sorts of things to become practical, Physical Smart phones will approach and surpass the small-scale (10-1,000) unit manufacturing. USSD. In 2013, an aspiring innovator will define Global Insights, San Francisco Of course, there’s been a long history are private, and rarely visible to the designer used AliveCor’s iPhone ECG on a flight to from electric cars to green energy sources fine craft and quality traditionally reserved for Think of this as analogous to the hosting of vir- success with this approach. of well-rounded innovation dating back or trend-spotter. diagnose a fellow traveler with a heart attack. such as solar and wind. Hurricane Sandy pain- Swiss watches and heirloom jewelry. Original tual servers in a distributed data center, except Starting in 2012, the cues to signal recognition decades (IBM hiring sculptor Isamu Noguchi These micro-networks have been The device is an iPhone cover with sen- fully illustrated how fragile a centralized power Device Manufacturers’ (ODM, such as Fox- in this case, the virtual servers are CNC (Com- Annie Hsu (and the social literacy around those cues) are and designers Charles and Ray Eames in the fostered in local communities via face-to- sors, and the doctor’s diagnosis led to an grid is. Hopefully, one positive aftereffect of We embrace conn) investments in robotic assembly lines puter Numerically Controlled) manufacturing Senior Strategist, San Francisco set to change. Currently, personalized greet- 1950s) and centuries (the Italian Renais- face conversation or via email and phone, emergency landing to get the passenger to the storm’s impact will be the emergence of are enabling handset housings to be carved equipment and the distributed data centers ings are commoditized: restaurant workers ask sance). More recently, a few wide-ranging but just-in-time communication tools have hospital. (Yes, he lived.) The iPhone ECG is a new forms of power storage to rival the energy a new type out of single blocks of material: the HTC One are virtual factories, spread around the world. The notion of taking existing content, remixing your name and then shout it when your order is examples of a growing trend include the New allowed the content of these conversations to dramatic example of a plethora of devices I density found in a single tank of gasoline. and the Nokia Lumia series have pioneered Amateur as well as professional designers and it, and giving it new life in an instant is one that’s ready; we receive customized spam messages York Times’ hiring of an artist-in-residence to persist—and store what people are sharing expect to see come to market through 2013— of patina unibody enclosures, setting the table stakes. makers will essentially be able to print objects lived primarily in the digital world thus far, due to and automated birthday wishes. Increasingly, experiment with compelling data visualiza- over time. They encourage connection with smart accessories for smart phones. Smart Like watch cases, unibody construction leads to specification any time, without having to the relatively low cost and nearly instantaneous this trend toward the value of commoditized tion as a competitive advantage; Intel naming people that had previously not been able to phones have always had a thriving accessory to thinner, stronger and stiffer devices. Robots buy printers and factory space. access to content and workable assets. recognition will be supplemented by the use of musician will.i.am as director of creative inno- join those conversations. market, from covers to keyboards, but smart will enable components to fit together so The notion of remixing is on the cusp of Paul Pugh facial recognition software. vation, to share his deep awareness of popular Social platforms such as Quora and accessories are more than just accessories closely, every component in a pair will look and entering the realm of physical objects. One Vice President of Creative, Ubiquitous cameras in retail displays, in culture; and robotics start-up Willow Garage Facebook have exploited the budding micro- with sensors. They herald the establishment Our relation- feel custom made for its partner. The iPhone key driver is the precipitous decline in prices Software Innovation, Austin hotels, in the palms of our hands via our smart collaborating with a Pixar animator to develop network trend, allowing knowledge to surface of smart phones as the primary computing 5’s inlaid glass and ceramic panels are the of 3D printers. Six years ago, the cheapest phones, point toward our faces. Soon, algo- more attractive machines. from these communities. Platforms such as and connectivity hub linking people to the ships with first out of this gate. Glass-forming technology machine was $30,000, and today you can find A key aspect missing from the mobile experi- rithms will match them with photos, and then Academically, Rhode Island School of Neighborland, frog’s Collective Action Toolkit, network. Beyond 2013, our phones will be the will allow handset screens to be less a cut-out one for $550. A second driver is consumers’ ence today is the concept of patina, or the connect us with related personal and profes- Design President John Maeda—himself a and Change.org allow micro-networks to gain center of a sensor network around our bod- our smart shard than a finely ground lens. The Nokia ever-increasing expectations of fast shipping, wearing that comes with regular use. In the sional information on us available online. In media artist—has spoken before Congress momentum and grow around desired political ies, offices, homes, and cars, and eventually Lumia 920, with its rolled screen edges, will be as currently delivered by Amazon Prime and physical world this might be the dog-eared 2013, as faces increasingly become interfaces, on the importance of adding arts education and community change. the very cities and spaces we live in. But in phones the first of many artisanal handsets bearing eBay, priming us for the next generation of pages of a favorite book or the small scratch we will begin dealing with new questions around to science, math, and engineering curricula Identifying micro-networks and ethically 2013, we will take the first step in this journey this detail, and others. instant gratification. on an LP that occurred at a rocking party. This the loss of physical anonymity. And some in the United States to promote inventive researching how people participate in them with smart accessories.