Every home has a story to tell
- About
- The team
- Homesense Kit
- Letterkenny
- London 1
- London 2
- Paris
- Geneva
- Contact us
What
Homesense was a research project that looked at how we might design smart homes from the bottom up, in an environment of open innovation. Using open source tools Homesense brings the open collaboration methods of online communities to physical infrastructures in the home.
Not to be confused with the Homesense range of furniture.Featured in
The Homesense Kit was featured in the Talk to Me exhibition at New York’s Museum of Modern Art from July to November 2011.
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1. Homesense Final Report
After almost 2 years, here is finally the final report outlining all the work & findings. I hope you find it interesting and do give us your feedback! Homesense Final Report View more documents from Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino.
2. Homesense at LIFT 11
Presentation slides of LIFT 11 talk by Alexandra.
3. Well have you?
Final project description from the Davies family.
4. Bikemap from Russell
Second and final project description from the Davies Family.
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5. Space, Resources and Needful Things
Some final thoughts on design constraints and how tools shape design.
6. Solder, Seminars and Thirsty Plants
News on the plant-watering device in Geneva.
7. Back from the holidays with an ANGRY BIN
Some news on the Letterkenny angry bin!
8. Marvin the Device of Unrevealed Purpose
News on Marvin coming to life with Daniel's help.
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Homesense in academia
- Goldsmiths Design Seminar
- Royal Geographical Society Annual Conference 2011
- UCL Science and Technology Studies Seminar
- User and Open Innovation Workshop 2011
Homesense out there
- Carbon & Energy Hack Weekend
- Cognitive Cities
- Greenbelt 2011
- Homecamp 3
- MiniBar London
- Moma: Talk to Me exhibition
- Open Hardware Summit slides
- She Says
Partners
- EDF R&D
- HighWire