Lift 09 (25-27 Fév. 2009)Where has the future gone? We were told that the Future would be about mechanization and 1984-like nightmares and Asimov-inspired robots. We now realize that long-praised vision of the 21st Century may not materialize.What can we learn from the predictions that didn't happen? How do we better imagine the future?www.liftconference.com

le futur numérique ?

L’EPFL en l’an 2000(dessin de 1910, paleofuture.com)

Le visiophone(photo de 1939, paleofuture.com)

Apple prédit Apple en 1997(vidéo de 1987, paleofuture.com)

youtube.com/watch?v=MV5lzMclx7Y

Les vêtements de l’an 2000?(années 1950, paleofuture.com)

Les prédictions en disent plus sur le présent que

sur l’avenir...

2 prédictions:connexion & déconnexion

connexion

tout est toujours et partout connectéobjets communicants / robots / blogjects

réseaux sociaux d’objetsnouvelles interfaces et visualisations

“reality mining”

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11/13/2008 Speecys Confidential

Internet

RTMLRobot Transaction Markup Language

ContentsServer

BotCasting

Internet Robot Broadcasting Station

BotCasting will be the new media at homeBotCasting will be the new media at home

Humanoid Robot 18-22 DOF OS: NetBSD base WiFi

Robot TechnologySoftware/Contents (Sample) Motion Messenger Walkable Web Camera Motion RSS Motion Scheduler/Obje

BotCasting Same business model as iPod & iTunes

5th media: Next to Radio, TV, PC, Mobile Phone

( Basic Technology of Internet Robot and Broadcasting System )

Tomoaki Kasuga (Speecys)

SPC-101cVidéo sur liftconference.com/videos

http://vimeo.com/2180121

Playmegaphone.com

Jury Hahn, PlayMegaPhoneVidéo sur liftconference.com/videos

liftconference.com/urban-mobile-multiplayer-gaming

(dis)connecting people

“our writing equipment takes part in the forming of our thoughts. Under the sway of the typewriter, Nietzsche’s prose changed from arguments to aphorisms, from thoughts to puns, from rhetoric to telegram style.”Nicholas Carr, “Is Google Making Us Stupid?”, The Atlantic, 2008

Photo by Jan Chipchase

Digital nomads (Christian Lindholm)

“Hype cycle”

déconnexion

de technologie influençant les comportements à

comportements influençant les technologie

flow/regain de productivité

déconnection sera un “feature”

Merci!(laurent@liftconference.com)