Projects
Monitoring noisy vehicles
Nuisance of loud motorcycles and other loud vehicles is a substantial problem in cities, as shown by the many submitted complaints and petitions of residents addressed to the City of Amsterdam. We are exploring the impact of the potential implementation of ‘noise flash units’ in the city.
Read moreDCODE project
In 2022, two DCODE prototeams of PhD students will be working on a grand DCODE project at AMS Institute. The Responsible Sensing Lab provides the prototeams with cases that they will work on.
Read moreScan cars
We question and explore which public and democratic values should be embedded in the implementation of scan cars. Could they be designed in a way that makes them (more) transparent, understandable or even contestable by citizens?
Read moreTransparent charging station
The transparent charging station is a design project meant to explain smart charging algorithm decisions to users.
Read moreRoboat
Roboat is a new kind of on-demand infrastructure: autonomous platforms will combine together to form floating bridges and stages, collect waste, deliver goods, and transport people, all while collecting data about the city. How can we re-imagine urban infrastructures with cutting-edge technologies? And which ethical questions should be considered?
Read moreExhibition at Arcam
Three of our projects are displayed at the exhibition Private_Eye_Butler_Spy by Arcam.
Read moreSenses of Amsterdam
Until March 2022 you can pay a visit to Senses of Amsterdam – an interactive exhibit about sensors in the city of Amsterdam at NEMO De Studio.
Read moreIntelligent Use of Public Space: Recommendations from Report
In 2020 the Responsible Sensing Lab - together with TILT - organized two ethics & governance clinics for the project Intelligent Use of Public Space (Dutch abbreviation: IGOR). The governance clinic led to a comprehensive report with recommendations.
Read moreAcademic collaborations
How to get involved as a researcher? Read more about it on this page.
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