How to bingewatch the Intimate Technology series
Next Nature DevTechnology is coming closer to us. In the form of decades old headphones or state-of-art devices. It has always been a part of our lives and this only seems to develop further: …
Technology is coming closer to us. In the form of decades old headphones or state-of-art devices. It has always been a part of our lives and this only seems to develop further: …
We are happy to announce our new upcoming weekly video-series on the 'Intimate Technology' theme.
We called upon artists, filmmakers and film enthusiasts around the world to create a one-minute videos for the intimate technology series.
Technology is nestling itself within us and between us, has knowledge about us and can act just like us.
Droog Foundation and Next Nature Network invites you to join the conversation about Intimate Technology: April 23, in Amsterdam.
We think of selfhood as residing in our everyday stream of consciousness. But could we possibly have a second digital self in our online behaviors? Watch episode 3 of our Intimate Technology series.
The last episode of our Intimate Technology series follows a minute in the life of a hyperconnected family in the digital era.
Next Nature Network is curating the One Minutes series for September 2017.
This movie titled "All My Clothes" reminds us of a more straightforward example of intimate technology: the clothes we wear every day.
What if you could upload your fondest memories to the cloud? Watch episode 4 of our Intimate Technology video series.
What if your devices had a life of their own? Guy Farber’s playful short movie "An iReal" explores this very possibility.
"Misbehaving (Ro)bots" asks whether technology could hope to replicate these small bothersome quirks that instill a feeling of intimacy.
The body, like any technology, is made up of countless individual components. Yet, apart from dire medical emergency, have you ever thought about mixing and matching these …
Do we treat our technologies with more care and sentimentality these days than we did in the past?
Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a tiny wireless trackpad that could easily fit on your finger nail.
Dozens of American Airlines flights were grounded as pliots' iPads crashed.
These parents use the Apple Watch to share their newborn child's heartbeats with friends and family.
Designer and architect Neri Oxman explores how digital fabrication technologies can interact with the biological world. Watch the TED talk.
Two robots opened the show of Chanel during the Paris Fashion Week of 2017. Well robots, two models dressed up like humanoid robots entered the catwalk. Is Chanel going Next Nature?
Due to its digital citizenship program, something interesting is happening in Estonia. In July there were more new applications for e-citizenship than newborn babies. Are we …
Smartphones have become almost a part of who we are. According to tech industry experts, however, the smartphone's days are numbered and that number is lower than you might expect.
Next Senses explores the unchartered territory of how we could experience the world with technology