“Folders ✔️ Pencils ✔️ Hello Kitty and Princess ✔️ #BackToSchool dance ✔️ #CaughtOnArlo https://t.co/YyWbjRaUep https://t.co/fD8rGB8tfr”
Creepy video! Like SeeChange?
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“Folders ✔️ Pencils ✔️ Hello Kitty and Princess ✔️ #BackToSchool dance ✔️ #CaughtOnArlo https://t.co/YyWbjRaUep https://t.co/fD8rGB8tfr”
Creepy video! Like SeeChange?
Do these still look too designed?
not sure about this style?? maybe will try something with graph paper
Overview presentation from 2007 regarding the Future Attribute Screening Technology Mobile Module (FAST M2), a system for identifying potential threats via
Looks like NeighborWatch?
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Arlo by NETGEAR: The perfect security cameras and systems for your home. Features include HD, night vision and more. Wire-free and wired security cameras.
Mentioned by a survey participant, comparing this to SeeChange (except SeeChange is smaller)
Think of it as biometrics meets the boss.
Not quite ChildTrack or SeeChange for employees, but it’s really getting there....
updates of some previously posted amazon pages
There is a history of the future written in renderings; images of fantasy assembled as marketing, escapism and policy toolkits.
(link from Anne Jonas) haven’t read yet, but quick skim looks very relevant - thinking about alternate (urban) futures through renderings that cut between fictional and real
Security camera shots. I’d like to do another iteration of this at the I School!