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Self-driving cars, robots that do our jobs and a fridge that compiles your shopping list, orders what you need and has it delivered. We can connect everything with everything, but what is the relationship between people and technology and the impact on interpersonal relations? Designs that look to the future with the knowledge of today. It’s a marvellous world.

Afdeling Buitengewone Zaken

Afdeling Buitengewone Zaken (Department of Extraordinary Things) looks for ways to enable innovative, technological systems to occur in people’s everyday environments. It tackles the dangers associated with the Internet of Things in its IoT manifesto. This contains 10 guidelines for responsible design.

Pauline van Dongen

Pauline van Dongen researches the human body in relation to its environment. She is fascinated by concepts of change, movement, energy and perception, because she believes the future of fashion is rooted in its fundamental principles of dynamism and change.

David Lemereis

David Lemereis is a video columnist at Bright and sees himself not as a futurologist, but as a ScienceFact watcher. He follows the latest scientific and technological developments closely. According to David, the future is not tomorrow. The Future is Now!

In association with BNO and IMG LAB.

Thursday Night BNO IMG LAB Smart, Jan Belon. Photo Hans Tak
Thursday Night BNO IMG LAB Smart, Theo Seesing and David Lemereis. Photo Hans Tak
Thursday Night BNO IMG LAB Smart, Internet of Things Manifesto. Photo Hans Tak
Thursday Night BNO IMG LAB Smart, Pauline van Dongen. Photo Hans Tak
date
25/02/2016
time
20:00 – 22:00
language
Dutch
 
location

Het Nieuwe Instituut
Museumpark 25
3015 CB Rotterdam

 
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Programme Thursday Night at Het Nieuwe Instituut
Webcover Luca Napoli

Thursday Night Live! is a weekly programme of lectures, screenings and discussions on architecture, design and digital culture. Developments and critical insights are discussed by thinkers, designers and makers from the Netherlands and abroad.