Applied Dreams Workshop 3: ‘Surveillance and Sousveillance’
This Applied Dreams was a two-week workshop held at the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea in collaboration with the Hitachi Design Centre, Milano.
The company presented intriguing embedded software possibilities, and asked the designers to create and explore new concepts through scenarios and prototyping.

The workshop’s aim was for participants to create and explore new concepts through scenarios and prototyping inspired by a particular brief based around ‘re-thinking video surveillance’. More specifically, Hitachi asked the designers to explore and design devices, applications or interfaces to allow people to interact with video information in shared environments.

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Participants

Interaction-Ivrea:

Faculty Lead: Walter Aprile
Design lead: Dave Slocombe & Natasha Sopieva
Prototyping advisor: Yaniv Steiner
Graduate students: Bernd Hitzeroth, Dessislava Karushkova, Erez Kikin-Gil, Ethan Lowry, Myriel Milicevic, Öznur Özkurt, Thomas Stovicek, Akemi Tazaki
Hitachi Design Center:

Peter Hohmann, design director
Mr. J. Watanabe, Hitachi Human Interaction Laboratory, Tokyo
Mr. Hoshino, Hitachi Human Interaction Laboratory, Tokyo
Sergio Paolantonio, interaction designer HHIL

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