How do you design innovation?
MVRDV, Sun Rock project, Taichung, Taiwan © MVRDV
A selection of holiday reading for insights into the latest frontiers and new paradigms in innovation and technology
For innovation and technology to bring benefits and added value, the human and emotional component continues to be crucial. Over the last year and a half, there has been growing public interest and debate around the spread of generative artificial intelligence. There has been and continues to be a lot of talk about the possible applications and significant transformations likely to face the world of work, including new skills and new employment opportunities. New prospects but also possible criticalities in terms of environmental impact, due to the large amounts of electricity required, cybersecurity and cognitive bias. The debate is open and constantly evolving.
To stay updated on the latest news and on the subjects of innovation and technology as applied to the design world, here is a selection of not-to-be missed insights. Happy reading!
Technology and design for complex ecosystems at the Salone del Mobile.Milano 2024
The latest innovations showcased in April are a marriage of technology and design, creating unique systems and products capable of simplifying our everyday lives.
Elica - Ph. Diego Ravier
Food, materials and technology: the protagonists of EuroCucina 2024
A run-down of the last edition of the biennial event at which more than 100 companies from all over the world unveiled their latest products for one of the most symbolic domestic spaces.
Family Style, Food Design Arena - Ph. Diego Ravier
Paolo Ciuccarelli: "Artificial Intelligence is a very effective partner for testing your ideas, it helps you refine them, choose a direction"
An interview with Professor Paolo Ciuccarelli, scientific consultant and author, along with Publicis Groupe, of the communication campaign Where Design Evolves for the 62nd edition of the Salone del Mobile.Milano.
The Salone del Mobile.Milano 2024 communication campaign devised by Publicis Groupe
Jeanne Gang, the architecture of grafting
An interview with the American architect and founding partner of Studio Gang, who uses a botanical metaphor to help us conceive more resilient cities.
