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2014 Design Challenge<\/h2>\r\nIn a world with a billion sensors, how will we make sense of it all? <\/b>\r\n\r\nIn our daily lives we encounter sensors all the time, like when a motion sensor turns a light on in a dark place, or when a carbon monoxide detector tell us that the air is becoming hazardous. Sensors extend our abilities to see, hear, and feel far beyond what we ourselves can take in\u2014from arrays of telescopes sensing the edges of the universe to nano-scale biological sensors amplifying our own sense of smell.\r\n\r\nIn a world with a billion sensors, how will we make sense of it all?\r\n\r\nHow will sensors change the way we perceive not only our environment but ourselves and others?\r\n\r\nHow will sensors change the way we live and work?\r\n\r\nWhat interfaces, services, devices and experiences will be necessary to make sense of it all and avoid sensory overload?\r\n\r\nWhat are key problems this data can be used to help solve, what new troubles can we anticipate it creates?\r\n

Participating schools and projects<\/h2>\r\n
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  1. Escola Superior De Desenho Industrial<\/a>, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil\r\n[video<\/a>, slides]\r\nProfessors: Marcos Martins, Elianne Jobim, Noni, Geiger, Rodolfo Capeto\r\nMicrosoft Liaison: Melissa Quintanilha\r\nProject: Platform, a collaborative information system for subway stations<\/li>\r\n \t
  2. New York University, Interactive Telecommunications Program<\/a>, New York, NY, United States\r\n[video<\/a>, slides<\/a>]\r\nProfessor: Liesje Hodgson\r\nMicrosoft Liaisons: Cindy Wong, Kati London\r\nProject: Eade, a research toy for early autism detection & diagnosis<\/li>\r\n \t
  3. Interdisciplinary Center (IDC)<\/a>, Media Innovation Lab, Herzliya, Israel\r\n[video<\/a>, slides<\/a>]\r\nProfessors: Oren Zuckerman, Noa Morag, Guy Hoffman\r\nMicrosoft Liaisons: Ruth Kikin-Gil, Adi Diamant\r\nProject: Tilt-iT: A game device that helps kids to improve physical imbalance issues<\/li>\r\n \t
  4. Carnegie Mellon University<\/a>, Department of Design, Pittsburg, PA, United States\r\n[video<\/a>, slides]\r\nProfessors: Peter Scupelli, Bruce Hanington\r\nMicrosoft Liaisons: Jane Park, Annika Ushio\r\nProject: Grassroots, a platform for neighbors to connect by creating and sharing data from the neighborhood's sensor network<\/li>\r\n \t
  5. University of Washington, Interactive Design Program<\/a>, Seattle, WA, United States\r\n[video<\/a>, slides]\r\nProfessor: Axel Roesler\r\nMicrosoft Liaisons: Nathan Auer, March Rogers\r\nProject: Vive Band: Keep young people safe during high risk situations<\/li>\r\n \t
  6. Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Product Design<\/a>, Copenhagen, Denmark\r\n[video<\/a>, slides<\/a>]\r\nProfessor: Troels Degn Johansson\r\nMicrosoft Liaison: Jakob Nielsen\r\nProject: Navi-Band: A tool toy for safety, navigation and play.<\/li>\r\n \t
  7. Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design<\/a>, Copenhagen, Denmark\r\n[video<\/a>, slides<\/a>]\r\nProfessors: Alie Rose, Simona Maschi\r\nMicrosoft Liaison: Haiyan Zhang\r\nProject: Selective Reality: An approach with augmented reality with tone<\/li>\r\n \t
  8. Goldsmiths<\/a>, University of London, United Kingdom\r\n[video<\/a>, slides<\/a>]\r\nProfessor: Tobie Kerridge\r\nMicrosoft Liaisons: Richard Banks, Tim Regan\r\nProject: Wired Eye: A kaleidoscope for viewing aerial shots of data centers<\/li>\r\n \t
  9. Art Center College of Design<\/a>, Pasadena, CA, United States\r\n[video<\/a>, slides<\/a>]\r\nProfessors: Phil Van Ellen, Ben Hooker\r\nMicrosoft Liasons: Colleen Estrada, Joyce Chou, Malek Chalabi\r\nProject: The Future of Wearable Services: A Proposal for a Pop-Up Sensor Nail Salon<\/li>\r\n<\/ol>\r\n

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