Maker Faire Austin 2007
Futurama: The DIY Home of the Future
This environment, created through the use of screens and interactive elements, demonstrates a new context and redefinition of the "DIY Home in 2012." By focusing on the broader ambient experience, it illustrates how emerging behavior, attitudes and technologies will fuse to create new ideas about space, content, interface, connectivity, personal engagement and how this will open up fresh opportunities for DIY lifestyles and environments.
Web site: http://
Topic(s): Arts | Green | Science
Tags: DIY future home self identity
About the Maker(s)
David Demaris
Derek Woodgate is widely recognized as a global specialist in marketing, innovation, business and futures-based consulting. He serves on the Regional Vision and Strategy Committee for the future of Central Texas, the Board of Directors of Planet U in Dallas, and The American Center for Entrepreneurship, and is also a founding member and a board member of the Association of Professional Futurists. Derek is a prolific writer, including the book Future Frequencies (2004) and the upcoming release Future Flow.
Derek Woodgate
Derek Woodgate is widely recognized as a global specialist in marketing, innovation, business and futures-based consulting. He serves on the Regional Vision and Strategy Committee for the future of Central Texas, the Board of Directors of Planet U in Dallas, and The American Center for Entrepreneurship, and is also a founding member and a board member of the Association of Professional Futurists. Derek is a prolific writer, including the book Future Frequencies (2004) and the upcoming release Future Flow.
Jon Lebkowsky
Jon Lebkowsky is an authority on social technology, web community, user experience design, technoculture, and effective web strategy who has worked as a consultant, CEO, technology director, project manager, systems analyst, and online community developer.
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