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Ariel Noyman, City Science group, MIT Media Lab
Cities need to work to ensure that AR makes the leap from “cool experience,” to a technology that improves residents’ lives.
Receptive Skins envisions a living building that silently interacts with air and temperature
Lessons from a month in a Chinese knitting plant.
In May, the City Science team traveled to Shanghai, China for the City Science Summit (CSS) and meetings with the City Science Network.
Rapid urbanization causes a need for new mobility modes which may not be totally dependent on cars.
Smart furniture transforms spaces in tiny apartments into bedrooms, work spaces, or closets.
When you think of innovation hubs around the world, Andorra, a tiny country tucked between Spain and France, may not come to mind.But, fo...
"Focus means something very different than zeroing in on a specific discipline."
Public buildings account for the greatest energy demands in the Andorran economy. As part of the City Science Lab @Andorra, a team of sci...
In reaction to the sudden arrival of tens of thousands of refugees in the city of Hamburg (DE) in 2015, the Lord Mayor requested the City...
"Real-Time Recognition of Physical Activities and Their Intensities Using Wireless Accelerometers and a Heart Rate Monitor," presented at...
Nai Chun Chen, Jenny Xie, Phil Tinn, Luis Alonso, Takehiko Nagakura and Kent Larson
NTUT, MIT sign ‘smart’ development agreement
The Persuasive Electric Vehicle (PEV) is an agile, on-demand, shared, and functionally hybrid tricycle.
SCHOOL, ENERGY AWARENESSUsing TerMITes in the Santa Coloma School in Andorra we want to help students understand the relation between the...
The CityHome is an ultra-efficient, responsive urban home, providing a hardware and software ecosystem for personal space customization. ...