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Maja Stefanovic — 02 May 2025
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11 June 2018
Increasing quantities of personal data, including physiological and behavioral characteristics, are generated from a new breed of IoT products and life assistance services that individuals use every day. Machine learning and algorithms are used to analyze consumers’ unique contextual needs and understand their individual intents.
With the growing availability of this personal data, new services and solutions begin to form a subtle, always aware ecosystem, which fine-tunes and tailors content and services to each and every individual, in real time.
The aim is to create a digital ecosystem which is not only highly personalized, but which feels as natural and indispensable as any physical equivalent.
Encounters with this technology feels less obtrusive and subtle as they are making constant, but minor, adjustments to the way we think and behave.
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Headphones conduct a hearing test and map the way a user hears frequencies to optimize their listening experience.
An embodiment of this subtlety is the intelligent assistant interface for users to access their unique eco-system across all contexts.
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An impressive array of advanced technology takes extra care of children. Embedded intelligence using sensors is based on data of children’s brain waves, heart rate and sleep turn-over .
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… and into the Future
A digital ecosystem which is not only highly personalized, but which feels as natural and indispensable as any physical equivalent.
Karoline Cerny
Elena Rovati and Karen Janssen
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Elena Rovati and Karen Janssen
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