STARTS - Why Not Using the Arts for Better Stimulating Internet of Things Innovation

Ongoing digital transformation is profoundly changing industry, science and technology. Linking technology and artistic practice is today being considered a win-win exchange between European innovation policies and the art world, up to the point that it would be counterproductive to restrict artisti...

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Published inCognitive Hyperconnected Digital Transformation pp. 157 - 166
Main Authors Friess, Peter, Dum, Ralph
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published Denmark Routledge 2017
River Publishers
Edition1
Subjects
Edge Computing
Sustainable Evolution
Waag Society
European Innovation Policies
Social Media Movements
Smart Cities
Magnetic Force Fields
DEI
Digital Transformation
Lighthouse
Artificial Skins
Out-of The Box Thinking
IoT Deployment
Magnetic Force
Ars Electronica
IoT
Win Win Exchange
Process Innovators
Artistic Practices
FET
Large Scale Pilots
Medical Technology Company
Smart Environments
Provide Seed Funding
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Summary:Ongoing digital transformation is profoundly changing industry, science and technology. Linking technology and artistic practice is today being considered a win-win exchange between European innovation policies and the art world, up to the point that it would be counterproductive to restrict artistic freedom and independence through the current linear and incrementally oriented patterns of invention and production. It is evident that the Internet of Things (IoT) is one of the biggest game changers for modern societies, whereby the IoT deployment is highly challenging when it comes to address all the industrial domains and the needs of the stakeholders and end-users. And here it is precisely where artists and artistic practices can team up with product and process innovators, because their stimulating ideas and out-of-the-box thinking contribute to a successful transfer into the era of a hyper-connected and potentially more sustainable society.
ISBN:8793609116
9788793609112
DOI:10.1201/9781003337584-5