Maybe British designer Brendan Dawes is talking all the same technology chatter as the rest of us, but there are some key differences. One, he’s showing more than he’s telling, and thus, he envisions the experience of technology from a different angle. This creates another difference. From his memory augmentation app to his E-mail as an Internet of Things conceptual devices to his most recent idea, 3D printouts of data, Dawes addresses how humans affect technology in addition to what most of us (including me) usually think about: How tech is affecting us.
Source: www.forbes.com
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