Stanford Seminar - Robotics in Our Everyday Lives - A Product Designer's Perspective

Explore the fascinating world of smart objects and their impact on everyday life in this Stanford seminar featuring product designer and design futurist Carla Diana. Discover how once-static objects now possess the ability to sing, glow, buzz, and be tracked online, constantly listening and learning to refine their behaviors. Gain insights into the emerging field of robotic entities that accompany us in various aspects of daily life, and learn about the opportunities for designers to pioneer new territories in rich interaction. Examine case studies from the intersection of art, science, and business, showcasing how these disciplines merge to enable innovative product experiences. Delve into the importance of creating meaningful and responsible smart objects for home and office contexts, and understand the potential future implications of this technology. Join Diana as she shares her expertise in industrial and interaction design, exploring how to bridge the gap between the physical and digital worlds in product development.

Stanford Seminar: Robotics in Our Everyday Lives: A Product Designer's Perspective