TU Delft students and researchers show how they see the future during Dutch Design Week
During Dutch Design Week, you can discover 8 interactive installations in the basement of Area 51 in Eindhoven. The installations were designed by Delft students and researchers. Caspar Chorus, dean of the Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering: " For the first time, TU Delft has its own exhibition at Dutch Design Week. You will find some of the coolest projects which our designers created this year."
The designers from the TU Delft Industrial Design Engineering faculty invite you to come and explore their futuristic dream world during the DREAM.DISCOVER.DESIGN exhibition at Dutch Design Week 2023. Eight immersive installations designed by students and researchers will make you think about how we can design a better world. A world where products are truly sustainable, people are equal and happy, and where technology does not divide us, but connects.
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By students Tamay Oudhof en Floor Oomen
Conditions like stress, anxiety and depression are more common than ever. The students introduce the first Mind Muscle Club to encourage people to value their mental well-being as much as their physical health. It looks like a gym, but instead of working on your body, you work on your mind.
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By students Koen Weber, Neslihan Can, Sukriti Garg en Kim de Vrij
Will personalised AI-generated news push us further into our news bubble? Or could it pop this bubble? Explore the AI-generated newspaper. Do you like your text poetic or satirical? Where are you on the values spectrum? As you play with the dials, the newspaper transforms before your eyes.
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By students Virginia Facciotto, Rijk Roozenbeek, Valentina Guadagno, Ryan Tsai and Maartje Roggeveen
Many citizens are excluded from decision making processes in their city. To address this, the students developed a special platform. Urban objects such as rubbish bins and traffic lights are brought to life, engaging citizens in conversations about their neighbourhoods, with their neighbourhoods.
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By students Rita Górriz Salanova, Olaf Kamperman, Alexander (Sasha) Kiselev, Julia Kleinwächter, Tieme van Wijnen and Pablo Yániz González
The design students behind M.I.K.E were amazed by the fact that trees “talk” to each other when they need food or are in danger. Inspired by this, they created a network of luminous nodes based on the communication network of tree roots. You are invited to enter into a web of lights and send signals to other nodes.
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By alumni Leon van Klaveren and Yash Khinvasara
Although we claim to be more connected, we feel alone with our negative emotions. Leon and Yash invite you to join an intimate conversation between two friends as they discuss their innermost thoughts. Your answers will determine how the story unfolds.