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  • Prospectus for a Future Body, Ka Fai Choy. Click to enlarge.Unreliable Machinery, Steffen Fiedler. Click to enlarge.An Urban Sensation (CCTV footage mapped to a 3D model, allowing you to emulate a p... Click to enlarge.A-Corporation Boardroom (from Everything Ends in Chaos), Ilona Gaynor. Click to enlarge.Stills from Android Birthday, Kevin Grennan. Click to enlarge.Manufacturing Monroe: Canteen Sequence, Emily Hayes. Click to enlarge.Material, Dearbhaile Heaney. Click to enlarge.Resuscitating the Mammoth Imperator (Inside an Asian Elephant’s Vocal Tract), Marg... Click to enlarge.The Future is Not a Noun; It’s a Verb, Charlotte Jarvis. Click to enlarge.Urban Particle Net (from Particle Economy), Gerrit Kaiser. Click to enlarge.Cruiser Charisma, Jonas Loh. Click to enlarge.Wellman Waters DIY Filtration System (from the Fringe Benefits series), Lisa Ma. Click to enlarge.‘Booby Traps’ Made to Train the Endangered Scottish Wildcat to Fear Things from Ur... Click to enlarge.Thrill Attraction Model (The Energy Pilots), Elliott Montgomery. Click to enlarge.Data Prayers: What Are We Missing?, J Paul Neeley. Click to enlarge.Proposal for the Perceived Extension of Extremities, Benjamin Oliver. Click to enlarge.Biophilia: Organ Crafting, Veronica Ranner. Click to enlarge.Optocoupler, Ludwig Zeller. Click to enlarge.
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    Design Interactions

  • The department’s focus is on designing interactions between people and technology on many different levels. We are concerned not only with the expressive, functional and communicative possibilities of new technologies but also with the social, cultural and ethical consequences of living within an increasingly technologically mediated society.

    We explore new ways design can make technology more meaningful and relevant to our lives, both now and in the future, by thinking not only about new applications but implications as well. We use design to inspire, raise awareness, stimulate discussion and provoke debate, all of which can help achieve technological futures that reflect the complex, troubled people we are, rather than the easily satisfied consumers and users we are supposed to be.