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e Mobile Experience Lab focuses on creative andradical designs to recapture connections between people,information, and physical places, using cutting-edgeinformation technology to improve peoples lives throughmeaningful experiences.

With a multidisciplinary team, we research and designnew technologies and explore their impact on spaces,communities and societies.

Research topics:

Technologies and services tofoster location-based connectionsand redene the user experience.

Rethinking mobility,transportation, communication,and information networks.

Designing for sustainability inurban and rural environments,

and promoting sustainablecommunities.


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Many concepts were developed as a result of the workshop: the

self-organizing bus system was a scenario in which the bus systemwould be able shed its traditionally rigid schedule and becomeintelligently selforganizing; reconguring the bus transformed busesinto mobile network nodes, so that passengers would be connectedfor guidance, entertainment and mobile work; electronic guimarddescribed a bus system with a traditionally distinct character, butenhanced through smart capabilities and electronic displays; theneighborhood concierge was thought to function as a landmark thatwould distinguish and characterize its neighborhood.

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mobile.mit.edu/research/workshops/smart-mobility

RATP Paris

2005

Idea generation

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Paris - France

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RATP Paris

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Paris - France

locast.mit.edu/connects

Misti

2010

Paris and Lucca - France, Italy

Locast connects support the MIT MISTI community. MISTI is

the MIT international exchange program for students and facultymembers traveling abroad to conduct applied studies at corpora-tions, universities and research institutes. Locast connects aims tosupport the relationships between the MIT community, companiesand universities during the exchange program, and beyond.

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Idea generation

Concept developmentPrototype development

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mobile experiences


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RATP Paris

2005

Idea generation


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Paris - France

locast.mit.edu/civic

Pontifcia Universidade Catlica do Rio Grande do Sul

2009

Porto Alegre - Brazil

Locast platform can help to reinforce the relationship between

institutions and citizens. In the Brazilian city of Porto Alegre, thesystem will be used as a journalist tool to help people report andspread around what is happening in the physical space aroundthem.is civic media experiment will enlist t he help of studentsof the Media Communications Department (FAMECOS) atPUCRS that will be protagonists of the deployment and eventuallyexpand the participation to the whole citizenship.e main objective of the project is to understand how mobilesocial networks could impact the city, its media representation andhelp people to stay i nformed.

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RATP Paris

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Paris - France

Locast consists in a articulated platform that can support the entire

tourist experience, starting from the moment when you organizeyour visit until when you are back home, showing your souvenirs tofriends and parents. In particular, Locast tools improve each of the4 phases of the touristic experience: Organizing your trip, Traveling,Discover & Share, and Keeping in touch. e project focuses on theuniqueness of the Italian cities heritage superimposing a layer thatcorresponds to the shared media-based memory of the recent Italianpast: the RAI Archives. By taking advantage of the interactivity pro-vided by new media, RAI oers a powerful feedback channel to us-ers, which allows users to generate their own media, create their ownstories and, nally, to participate in the media production process.

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locast.mit.edu/travels

Radiotelevisione Italiana

2009

Idea generation

Concept developmentPrototype developmentField test

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Venezia - Italy

mobile experiences


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RATP Paris

2005

Idea generation


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Paris - France

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e system, with its main components of social networking,

reputation management, referrals and geopositioning makes itpossible to coordinate the matching of drivers and passengers withpreferences entered online in user proles.e system can detect successful ride-shares and will reward par-ticipants accordingly, thereby providing an incentive to continueusing the system. In addition to promoting social sustainability, thesystem also serves to prevent driving under the inuence of alco-hol. e bracelet includes a breath-analyzer that tells users whenit is unsafe for them to drive and then, via t he link to the mobilephone, allows users to nd rides with drivers they trust.

mobile.mit.edu/research/community/ridelink

Provincia di Brescia

2008

Idea generation


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Brescia

mobile experiences


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mobile experiences ride.link


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RATP Paris

2005

Idea generation


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Paris - France

mobile.mit.edu/research/connective-tissue/nfc

Nokia

Idea generation

Concept developmentFuture scenarios

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Boston -

2008

Near-Field Communication is a short-range high-frequency wire-

less communication technology which enables the exchange ofdata between devices over approximately 10-cm distance. Currentusages include mobile ticketing on public transportation systems,mobile payment, smart postering, and bluetooth pairing.For this project, we imagined a future on usage scenarios of technology in the specic context of Campus, from theperspective of an student. As nal deliverable, we produced ascenario video including our vision.

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RATP Paris

2005

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Paris - France

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RATP Paris

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Idea generation


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Paris - France

mobile.mit.edu/research/community/or

Telefonica, Investigation y Desarrollo ()

Barcelona - Spain

2008

Idea generation

Scenario developmentPrototype development

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Social networking applications are becoming increasingly popu-

lar among the population of all ages and social status. Mobiledevices, especially the newest generation with improved hard-ware and soware capabilities, are opening new opportunities toaccess information and diuse content. e distinction betweenthe virtual and the physical worlds is becoming fuzzier, promot-ing a new denition of space, social interaction and the physicalenvironment. e goal of the collaboration with Telefonica is tounderstand how the combination between social networks, loca-tion-based systems, instant blogging, emerging user experiencesand ubiquitous computing can determine the next-generation ofmobile-commerce applications.

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RATP Paris

2005

Idea generation


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Paris - France

http://mobile.mit.edu/research/connective-tissue/pittimobi

Pitti Immagine

2007

Florence - Italy

Prototype development

Business improvement

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Trade shows are an extremely complex ecosystem, comprised

of the o

cial website, the physical location, registration desk,badges, turnstiles, booths, signate, walkways and atmospheres;even outside the show, its people interact with the city in which itis situated, with its people and cultural events. Within this context,the MEL is developing technologies and services to foster location-based connections and improve user experience during the tradeshows. We focus on innovation in four areas: registration, theentrance, the badge, and the virtual handshake, all with smart ap-plications for on-site and online use. Together these new conceptswill transform Pitti Immagines trade shows.

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Many concepts were developed as a result of the workshop: theself-organizing bus system was a scenario in which the bus systemwould be able shed its traditionally rigid schedule and becomeintelligently selforganizing; reconguring the bus transformed busesinto mobile network nodes, so that passengers would be connectedfor guidance, entertainment and mobile work; electronic guimarddescribed a bus system with a traditionally distinct character, butenhanced through smart capabilities and electronic displays; theneighborhood concierge was thought to function as a landmark thatwould distinguish and characterize its neighborhood.

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RATP Paris

2005

Idea generation


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Paris - France

Idea generation


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2006

Barcelona / Manresa, Catalunya - Spain

Generalitat de Catalunya, Ajuntament de Manresa,

Cisco, Motorola, Telefonica

mobile.mit.edu/research/connective-tissue/electronic-lens

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A Mobile device can function as an E lectronic Lens (eLens);citizens can use these devices to investigate and explore the urbanenvironment. Imagine, you simply point your mobile phone ata building or landmark in order to access historical and culturalinformation. eLens users can post messages in physical locations,tag buildings and places, create social networks based on commoninterests and social empathy, and share information, opinions,experiences and passions. eLens interaction enriches the physicalenvironment; formal and institutional information are combinedwith informal communication and personal notes.

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RATP Paris

2005

Idea generation


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Paris - France

2008

2006

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2007 2.0


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RATP Paris

2005

Idea generation


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Paris - France

Technology development

Interaction explorationPrototype development

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2010

Boston - usa

e key component of our system is a network which allows usersaccess energy-related services--such as consuming, producingor transporting energy with a variety of devices--based on theirproles and interaction contexts. Here, energy is sourced or storedin a transaction-based model and priced-based on its source andavailability. Each time a user plugs a device to the network forthe duration of interaction, the cost, user prole and applicationcontext.

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urban interfaces


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RATP Paris

2005

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urban interfaces energy mobility network


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RATP Paris

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Idea generation


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Paris - France

Technology development

Interaction exploration

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2008

Pitti Immagine

thecloud.ws

Florence - Italy

An organic sculptural landmark that responds to human interac-tion and expresses context awareness using hundreds of sen-sors and over 15,000 individually addressable optical bers.Constructed of carbon glass, spanning over four meters, andcontaining more than 65 kilometers ofber optics, the Cloudencourages visitors to touch and interact with information in newways, manifesting emotions and behavior through sound and adichotomy of luminescence and darkness.

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urban interfaces


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RATP Paris

2005

Idea generation


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urban interfaces fiber cloud


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Many factors inuence how a patient experiences their hospi-talization and rehabilitation. e MIT Mobile Experience Labconducted research at Massachusetts General Hospital in Bostonto nd out how information, communication, entertainment, andambient quality aect a patients rehabilitation experience.Working with s elected patients, physicians, and the patientsrelatives or close friends, the Mobile Experience Lab identieda roadmap for product and services to i mprove communicationhospitals, patients, and doctors.

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mobile.mit.edu/research/connective-tissue/ihe

Massachusetts General Hospital

2008

Research

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urban interfaces the hospital experience


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RATP Paris

2005

Idea generation


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Paris - France

mobile.mit.edu/research/educational-workshops/metro-20

2007

RATP, Paris, France - Supported by the MIT-France program

In this workshop, we re-imagined the Parisian Metro as a complexecosystem, interacting with both the city and the millions ofdaily passengers. Starting with the phenomena of crowds, whichthrough the means of communication technologies may transforminto smart communities, we thought about new economicmodels and spaces

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urban interfaces metro 2.0


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Many concepts were developed as a result of the workshop: theself-organizing bus system was a scenario in which the bus system

would be able shed its traditionally rigid schedule and becomeintelligently selforganizing; reconguring the bus transformed busesinto mobile network nodes, so that passengers would be connectedfor guidance, entertainment and mobile work; electronic guimarddescribed a bus system with a traditionally distinct character, butenhanced through smart capabilities and electronic displays; theneighborhood concierge was thought to function as a landmark thatwould distinguish and characterize its neighborhood.

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RATP Paris

2005

Idea generation


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Paris - France

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mobile.mit.edu/research/connective-tissue/pittimobi

Pitti Immagine

2007

Florence - Italy

Our rst prototype, PittiFolio, was a conference badge and kiosksystem that supplemented the event guidebook. e badge itself

was simple and stylish, consisting of a simple chip encasedin laser-cut leather. Users tapped their badge at an exhibitor to tagit for later, and if two users tapped their badges simultaneously ina virtual handshake, each would be sent the others business cardinformation. Later, users could visit a touch-screen kiosk to accessinformation about people and places they had tagged.

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2005

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urban interfaces pitti folio


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RATP Paris

2005

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Paris - France

In future scenarios of public transportation, the bus stop can bemore than the simple place where passengers and buses connect.

With appropriate uses of information technology, the bus stop canserve as landmark and community rallying point, adopting newversions of the roles traditionally played by a cultural center ortown square. e MIT Mobile Experience Lab developed a proto-type of this new vi sion of the bus stop.

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mobile.mit.edu/research/urban-interface/interactive-bus-stop

RATP Paris

2006

Idea generation


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Paris - France

urban interfaces


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Paris - France

urban interfaces interactive bus stops


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Idea generation


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Paris - France

2008 - on going

2010

2010

2010

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e Green Toys provide an environment for children to experiencethe physical sense of energy that is seldom observed in everyday

life.e pilot projects, sustainable toys, that children create areused to sense environments, visualize the sensed data and providea chance for children to interact with the environment and eventu-ally work as gears to foster childrens sustainable behavior.

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2010

Idea generationScenario developmentPrototype development

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Boston - USA

sustainable urbanism


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sustainable urbanism green toys


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We developed a mobile application for the Greenwheel bicycle thatcalculates performance, rider energy consumption and environ-

mental conditions while traveling. e application is designed tobe mounted on the bicyles handlebars and provides a number ofmodes that help the rider during their ri de.

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mobile.mit.edu/greenwheel

MIT Media Lab Smart Cities

2010

Idea generationScenario developmentApplication development

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Brescia - Italy



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sustainable urbanism green wheel health application


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e Green Link is a consortium of research and government enti-ties exploring clean technologies. rough this collaboration, e

Mobile Experience Lab, Design Lab, at the Massachusetts Instituteof Technology and the Italian Trade Commission in New York(ITC) will seek to involve the US and Italian private sector in thedevelopment of advanced technologies for energy systems whichcan be used to build the green connected homes, create synergiesbetween Italian and US companies, and promote cutting edgeresearch.

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green-link.info

Italian Trade Commission in New York

2010

Idea generationScenario development

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Roma - Italy


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Paris - France

mobile.mit.edu/k

Trento - Italy

2008 - ongoing

Fondazione Bruno Kessler

Full scale prototype developmentof a sustainable connected home

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e MIT Mobile Experience Lab, within the Design Laboratory,signed a 3 years strategic alliance with the Fondazione Bruno

Kessler on July of 2008. e alliance has been promoted by theProvince of Trento, Italy. Our goal is to advanced research insustainable connected homes, including subtopics of renewable en-ergy systems, sustainable architecture, and also social sustainabilityand connected information system to optimize home behavior andpeoples life. At the end of the project, we want to build a full-scaleprototype of a sustainable home with new technologies, materials,and applications.



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sustainable connected homesustainable urbanism


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GreenWheel, developed by the MIT Media Lab Smart Cities, i sa modular, in-wheel electric motor that transforms any pedal-

powered bicycle into an electrically assisted hybrid bicycle(an E-bike). In a jointed workshop between the MIT MobileExperience Lab and the Smart Cities group we imagined dierentscenarios combining GreenWheels with mobile phone and sensors.

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mobile.mit.edu/greenwheel/

MIT Media Lab Smart Cities

2009

Idea generationScenario developmentPrototype development

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We designed a Communication System for Manifattura Domanistrategically designed to integrate the dierent subjects that will be

part of the Manifattura Domani site.Working on integration is very important for dierent reasons;Integration is needed to avoid to be perceived just as a list ofcompanies and institutions sharing a common space, ManifatturaDomani should be perceived and recognize as a whole to become abenchmark in sustainable development. Its identity it shouldnt bebuilt as a result of the sum of many subjects with dierent identi-ties but as an interconnected organism that work together in theeld of sustainable development.

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mobile.mit.edu/research/sustainable-urbanism/mdsp

Manifattura Domani

2009

Strategic DocumentCommunication Design Strategy

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Rovereto - Italy



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e site chosen was the Rural Development Academy in Bhogra,and it is a feasible reference for a small BSE with housing for 12-16

cows. e bio-digesting plant on site provides enough gas forcooking for the entire facility.e cow shelter with approximatelytwenty feet (20) wide bays with two rows of cows and a centralcollection drain for manure had overhead fans to ward omos-quitoes and to provide cooling. Since the roof is made out of cor-rugated metal sheets which gets uncomfortably hot in the summer.In this shelter a false ceiling made out of woven mats is utilized tokeep the space cool. e cows were the smaller body type and eachcow supposedly yields about 15 20 Kg of dung/ day.

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mobile.mit.edu/research/sustainable-urbanism/emergence-bioenergy

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Idea generationScenario developmentPrototype design

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sustainable urbanism emergence bioenergy


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RATP Paris

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Paris - France

We are redesigning the village of Zambana, Italy, as an iconic eco-village. We leverage cutting-edge design and technology to foster

eciency and sustainability, while simultaneously promoting deepconnections between people and the environment.is multi-disciplinary project takes a holistic approach to greendesign, integrating urban planning, sustainable architecture,renewable energy, smart landscape, transportation, and the poeticsof daily life to create a vision of ecological sustainability.

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mobile.mit.edu/research/sustainable-urbanism/green-villages

Agenzia per lo Sviluppo del Trentino,Provincia Autonoma di Trento, Supported by the MIT-Italy

2008

Idea generationConcept development

Urban Planning

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Zambana, Trento - Italy



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Paris - France

green villagessustainable urbanism


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RATP Paris

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connected urban development

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Creatively imagining sustainable solutions for transportation andreal estate development to inform mayors from cities around the

world on how to promote sustainable policies and practices. Wewill use advanced technologies and design practices to developproofs of concepts and prototypes to implement best practices onsustainable transportation and urban development.


On-line dynamic databasePrototype developmentTechnology development

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mobile.mit.edu/connected-urban-development

Cisco Systems, Inc.

Amsterdam, San Francisco, Seoul, Boston

2008



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RATP Paris

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Paris - France

2008

mobile.mit.edu/research/connected-village/green-italy-exhibition

Logan Airport, Boston -

e Italian Consulate in Boston, Logan Airport

Our planet today faces important environmental dangers that needto be addressed by all of us.

e Green Italy in Massachusetts exhibition explores the grow-ing collaborations between Italian and Massachusetts partnersto support the global need for sustainable practices in our societyand environment. rough international partnerships, public andprivate institutions, organizations and universities work together todevelop solutions for tomorrows world.

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Exhibition design3D forms exploration

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mobile.mit.edu/research/workshops/learning-sustainability

2008

Provincia di Brescia

Brescia - Italy

Mobile technologies and new media have created a new way toimprove youth civic participation, especially in sustainable and

environmental matters, and to explore the increasing opportunityof embedding electronic media and Wi-Fi connectivity into theurban fabric.In this workshop, we will rst imagine new forms of communica-tion and services to foster learning, knowledge and social inclu-sion. Second, we will explore designs for embedding electronicsinto the urban fabric, as well as into the public transportationsystem, so that they may promote ubiquitous accessibility to infor-mation, culture and knowledge.

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educational workshops


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educational workshops learning sustainability


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RATP Paris

2005


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Paris - France

mobile.mit.edu/research/workshops/rethinking-tv-experience

Radiotelevisione Italiana

2008

Roma - Italy

Project ScopeIdea generation

Concept developmentPrototype developmentFuture scenarios

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Beginning with a student workshop in the fall of 2008, the MobileExperience Lab identied a number of areas where mobile devices

and television can intersect. Technological advances will allow fora new era of participatory journalism, where citizens collabo-rate with broadcasters to cover and disseminate news content.Entertainment programming can i nvolve audiences in new ways,such as multiple story-lines. rough concepts like location-basedcontent, broadcasters can give tourists new ways to participate inlocal cultures. Food programming can change as mobile devicescan accompany viewers to the store and kitchen. Finally, ubiqui-tous access to information, mediated by TV broadcasters, can helpviewers make more environmentally sustainable decisions.

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Paris - France

Bringing fashion into the future, making connections between peopleand entities committed to the advancement of the eld and reinforc-

ing Italys leadership role. Developing a vision, concept and strategyfor the role of Castel Pulci was the goal of this workshop. evision for Castel Pulci is to revitalize the villa into an intercon-nected environment, through architectural interventions, as wellas network and media technologies, building on the villas historyof transformations and structural additions. Facilitating humaninteraction and remote communication will create a new kind ofdiplomacy between the Tuscan fashion industry and global part-ners, and Castel Pulci will be at this intersection.

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mobile.mit.edu/research/workshops/castel-pulci

Provincia di Firenze

2007

Strategic PlanningIdea generation

Architectural conceptBusiness Strategy

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Idea generationConcept development

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mobile.mit.edu/research/workshops/rlbs

Alcatel

Paris - France

2006

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-France and French telecommunications company Alcatel areorganizing a workshop for students with an interest in exploring

location-based services with information technologies.e workshop will bring together students from and teamsfrom Alcatels Research & Innovation division. Main themes thatwe will explore during the workshop will include killer servicesapplication, context awareness information and peer-to-peercommunication.



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educational workshops rethinking location based services


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mobile.mit.edu/p/smartmobility

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Connected sustainable home, (with )

Connected sustainable home, (with )

Design Challenge ( Center for Future Banking, Media Lab)

Rethinking Television (with )

Connected Urban Development, with

Sustainable Home (with Trentino Sviluppo, Provincia di Trento)

Connected Urban Environment

Promoting Learning and Civic Engagement through New Media (with Provincia di Brescia)

Design Urban Interfaces For Civic Participation With Mobile Devices

Digital Innovations, (with Costa Rica)

Zambana: Designing Green Villages II (with Trentino Sviluppo, Provincia di Trento)

Castel Pulci: Innovation Center (with Provincia di Firenze)

Metro 2.0, (with , Paris)

Redesigning Trade Shows, (with Pitti Immagine)

Rentinking Location Based Services (Alcatel)

Zambana: Designing Green Villages, (with Trentino Sviluppo, Provincia di Trento)

Design Workshop: Interactive Bus Stop Design, (with , Paris)

Rethinking the Pedestrian Experience, (with Generalitat de Catalonia, Barcelona)

Ubiquitous Citizenship and Mobile Media, (with Generalitat de Catalonia, Barcelona)

Smart Mobility: Rethinking the Paris Bus Line, (with , Paris)

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e Green Home Alliance is a three year collaborationbetween the Mobile Experience Lab, and the DesignLab, at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, andthe Fondazione Bruno Kessler. e goal of the GreenHome Alliance is to do advanced research in sustainableconnected homes, including subtopics of renewable energy

systems, sustainable architecture, social sustainability, andconnected information systems to optimize home behaviorand peoples lives.

mobile.mit.edu/k

Fondazione Bruno Kessler

2008 - on going

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Leonardo [email protected]

Federico Casalegno

William J.MitchellManuel CastellsMarco Susani

William J. MitchellFederico Casalegno

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Design LabSchool of Architecture and Planning

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

20 Ames Street,E15 - 368Cambridge, MA 02139 - USAT: +1.617-452-5558E: [email protected]

Leonardo BenuzziDavid BoardmanNatalie CheungDan JohnstonCarl YuSotirios KotsopoulosJuhong ParkSteve PomeroyGaia ScagnettiOrkan Telhan

Sergio ArayaSolomon BiskerMarcel BothaDavid BouchardAbigail BurnhamDaniel CardosoAgnes ChangRyan ChinDave ChiuEnrico CostanzaJonathan GipsMiaosen GongGuz GutmanColleen KamanSimon Kim

Lizzie KrasnerCrystal LawMirja LeinssMichael LinBrian McMurrayMiguel MenchuHector OuilhetSomnath RayMichael SableAbby SpinakAaron TangAurlien TasseIsabella TsaoFelix von Reischach

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