Shaspa Intelligent Shared Spaces And Sustainable Development
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1) Personalized and persistent relationships with technology are becoming embedded in our lives across all generations. Physical spaces are important for social and economic networks but lack intelligence for personalized experiences. 2) Personalized, persistent experiences will be increasingly demanded from physical spaces. SHASPA uses technologies like sensors, AI and data visualization to connect people to physical environments and support sustainable development. 3) SHASPA integrates emerging technologies into construction to reconnect people to the physical environment and support the environment and economy through innovative projects.
Shaspa Intelligent Shared Spaces And Sustainable Development
- 1. SHASPA Data Visualisation Framework Intelligent Shared Spaces and Sustainable Development David Wortley Director Serious Games Institute
- 2. Key Messages Personalised and persistent relationships with technology are becoming embedded into our way of life across all generations Physical spaces are important hubs for building social, economic and knowledge networks Personalised, persistent experiences will be demanded from physical spaces SHASPA supports sustainable development by re-connecting citizens to the environment
- 3. SHASPA Intelligent Shared Spaces “ Bringing the best attributes of virtual world technologies to physical spaces”
- 4. Intelligence in Shared Spaces “ Passive, broadcast, unidirectional” “ Active, participatory, bidirectional”
- 5. The Most Disruptive Technology Developments in History Media Consumption Media Production
- 6. Who or What Is Driving These Changes ?
- 7. The Agent for Change is Us WEB 2.0
- 8. Our Needs and Expectations
- 9. What we demand from technology is Choice Flexibility Control Personalisation Experience Discovery Variety Engagement More Less Cost Hassle Bureaucracy
- 10. We are driving technology to provide More control over our lives, our world and our relationships and we are prepared to pay for it !!
- 11. A Simple Illustration In-flight Entertainment Yesterday Today Tomorrow ? One size fits all Intelligent entertainment
- 12. Electronic Games, Virtual World and Social Networking Technologies are shaping our relationship with the world around us The boundaries between what is real and virtual are blurring
- 13. Personalised Games Spaces Every user has a personal and persistent experience
- 14. Virtual World Spaces Shaping a relationship with a “Space”
- 17. Mobile Spaces The mobile is becoming an alter-ego containing our digital lives
- 18. Technology & Relationships Treats me as an individual Easy to get on with Remembers everything about me Every day brings new discoveries Helps me to understand Encourages & challenge me Helps me to express myself
- 19. My Computer Loves Me !!
- 20. Society & Embedded Technologies “ Digital natives are born into a world where technology is embedded into their lives and is changing their physical and mental capabilities”
- 21. Global Reach “ Everyone with access to technology can potentially shape the lives of millions of people”
- 22. Key Message 1 “ Personalised and persistent relationships with technology are becoming embedded into our way of life across all generations ”
- 23. Physical Spaces and Relationships
- 24. Physical Spaces and Relationships “ Ancient philosophies like Feng Shui connected us to our physical environment”
- 25. Physical Spaces and Relationships “ Physical spaces shape our lives and act as hubs to our social and economic networks”
- 26. Shared Physical Spaces “ Physical spaces are lagging behind virtual spaces in their ability to build personal relationships and connect us to our environment” “ Passive” “ Active”
- 27. Key Message 2 “ Physical Spaces (and our experience of them) are important hubs for building social, economic and knowledge networks, yet they lack the intelligence for personalised, persistent relationships”
- 28. Embedding personalised, persistent experiences into physical shared spaces
- 29. The Challenge “ How do I develop a personalised and persistent relationship with my physical environment ?”
- 30. Personalisation & Persistence in the Physical Space Technology to Enhance Relationships “Welcome back David – we remember you, we know what you like, we are pleased you are here and we want to make your time in this space valuable”
- 31. The Components Sensors Artificial Intelligence Digital Identity, Tagging and Profiling Ambient Interfaces Data Visualisation Communication Controllers
- 32. Simple Example “ RFID Tagging is used at Alton Towers Theme Park to create personalised movie of your day”
- 33. Simple Example “ RFID Tagging is used at a Bristol Museum to enable children to make their own animated movie”
- 34. Key Message 3 “ Personalised, persistent experiences will be demanded from physical spaces”
- 35. Integrating Physical and Virtual Places
- 36. The Components Visualisation Simulation Integration Optimisation
- 37. Embedded Sensors Sensors & 3D visualisations help us understand and manage our environment
- 38. Visualisation Better data access, analysis and visualisation reduces energy consumption by 10% +
- 39. Mobile Tagging & Communication Mobile devices know who you are and where you are – they can be the gateway to a personalised relationship with physical spaces
- 40. Geotagging Geotagging allows us to contribute to knowledge about our world and shape the future
- 41. Ambient Interfaces New interface technologies bring better access, usability and control
- 42. Social Networking Social networking enables us to collaborate and compete with our neighbours on energy efficiency
- 43. Artificial Intelligence Embedded smart agents can develop a personalised and persistent relationship between you and a virtual or physical space.
- 44. Application Areas Energy Management Education Health Hotels Retail Culture & Heritage
- 46. SHASPA & Feng Shui “ SHASPA is also a philosophical concept based on collaboration & harmony with physical spaces”
- 47. Key Message 4 “ Intelligent Shared Spaces using a blended cocktail of technologies and applications can help to re-connect us to our physical environment and contribute to sustainable development ”
- 48. SHASPA and Construction SHASPA supports sustainable development through the innovative integration of emerging technologies into construction and regeneration projects
- 49. Key Benefits The Environment The Economy
- 50. Key Messages Personalised and persistent relationships with technology are becoming embedded into our way of life across all generations Physical spaces are important hubs for building social, economic and knowledge networks Personalised, persistent experiences will be demanded from physical spaces SHASPA supports sustainable development by re-connecting citizens to the environment
- 51. Any Questions ? ?
- 52. SHASPA Data Visualisation Framework Intelligent Shared Spaces and Sustainable Development David Wortley Director Serious Games Institute