The call for proposals will explore how to broaden STARTS beyond its industry focus and extend it from pure industrial settings to regional and urban development where the digital plays today a pro…
Abstract Structured Abstract Purpose: As wearable technologies and eTextile sectors mature they are being increasingly used in couture and high street fashion. However, much of the innovation in this space has been driven by technological and commercial imperatives. It is time to re-consider this technological landscape in the bigger picture of a sustainable human-centred world.
STARTS Corporate – 5 European tech companies explain what art and innovation have to do together During the Festival d’Avignon in July 2018, we invited a small group of European tech leaders to exc…
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Tim Otto Roth exhibited SMART>SOS during 4 days at IRCAM-Centre Pompidou. This artwork is the result of Tim Otto Roth’s residency with BIO4COMP.Till Korten, from BIO4COMP, principal partner of T…
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The programmable matter team is building objects made of small electronic components which are able to move and stick together. As a result, they can reshape themselves. The team designs little robots that are used by Scenocosme: Grégory Lasserre and Anaïs met den Ancxt during their STARTS Residency.Grégory Lasserre and Julien Bourgeois explained the purpose
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Pollution Explorers is a participatory project co-created with the hackAIR community, that make use of hackAIR platform to help citizens make sense of the complex issues around air pollution. Ling Tan, designer, maker and coder is leading this project. She presented it at the Centre Pompidou, June 15, 2018 during the STARTS Residencies Day. She
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