„The use of smart technologies and tracking apps has become part of a crucial debate during the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as the problematic controversies surrounding data protection. As technology becomes embedded within everyday objects, the dynamics of city systems and lifestyles are evolving from linear approaches to real-time sensory exchanges with feedback data across city services, operations, bodies, and activities.“
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At this years‘ conference DATA CITIES by Disruption Network Lab, our researchers Daniel Irrgang and Elizabeth Calderon Elizabeth Calderón Lüning share their insights on how we can reclaim our cities and design them to be more inclusive and resilient.
