Smart Cities

#4 Reflection

During this summer project, I’ve experienced a whole design process from research to the development of the probe. Our team has…

Reflection On EZI-WORM

There were thousands of times I doubted our project or even wanted to give it up. The reason for this mind is that the…

People and the fear of terminology

When beginning a design project and starting to interact with a potential user base, you have to learn who is going to be using the final product. Not just saying that you going to deliver a product but delivering a product for them. From early interactions and…

The Sand Project: Reflection

The Sand Project aims to contribute to the user’s intrapersonal relationships by creating an interactive and…

An evaluation of Empa-Tree and it’s data

With a finalised and installed design to assist with understanding obscured elements within a garden, Empa-Tree was placed in-situ to begin collecting data. This data, as previously mentioned, was looking at soil moisture and the activity within the garden.

#3 Evaluating

The aim of this post is to explain the evaluation of your proposed application. Before analyzing the evaluation of our project, EZ-worm, I read a case study, called The Clouds and the Twinkly Lights Project, looking for how they evaluate the project.

The Garden Project: Evaluation of Sand Project

The Garden Project addresses the concept of Smart Cities that focuses on the the citizens , where they are engaged and empowered to address problems in the city that are relevant to their quality of life(Lange and Wall, 2013).

Ezi- worm: Best Place for Food Scraps

Following smart city plan, what we can do is to upgrade traditional facility and service…

Connected Communities: Sand Project

The Garden project 2017 wants to explore the concept of Smart Cities that is focused on the…