Projects
Shuttercam
The Shuttercam project investigates the effect of shutters, so-called shields placed over cameras. What if, as a passerby, you could clearly see if and when a camera was on or off?
Read more6 design sprints
We have started a new collaboration with design studio The Incredible Machine to increase the output of new concepts, feasible designs and tangible prototypes that can be tested.
Read moreEnhancing the feeling of safety in public environments
How can smart sensing technology be (re)designed to contribute to perceived safety in public spaces?
Read moreSimple Sensors
The Simple Sensors project investigates how cities can collect data responsibly.
Read moreResponsible Sensing Toolkit
6 steps on how to use sensors in public space in a responsible way.
Read moreQuick scan multi-party-computation
We are performing a quick scan for a pilot with secure multi-party computation (MPC) in Amsterdam.
Read moreResponsible Drones
Within the Responsible Drones project we explore how cities could utilize drones in a responsible way.
Read moreThe Transparent Crowd Monitoring Camera
The number of crowd monitoring cameras in public places is increasing. What could be done to inform and ensure people that counting cameras are just there for the counting?
Read moremmWave sensor
With the mmWave project we're investigating a privacy-friendly alternative for camera surveillance in the city.
Read moreSound trigger
We evaluate a municipal pilot study of a so-called ‘sound trigger’ that is being used to assist the municipal Enforcement department and the police in detecting incidents in the city.
Read moreAlternative imaginaries for the smart city
From public values to urban sensors. An art- and design-led inquiry into urban imaginaries and urban technologies.
Read moreDesign safe routes in sensing smart cities
In this project we work on the challenge that is posed by the increasing amount of surveillance in cities.
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