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  • Apr 17, 2020

    Some words from the lockdown, Futures Wheel as an opportunities map tool - Weeknote 2020/02

    It’s April 2020, and for the lucky of us that can keep doing their job in the middle of a global shutdown and away from their office, the home is the new workplace. This is for me, since Monday, March 16th. Last social gathering was the Thursday before, a leaving party of a dear colleague at IXDS. From here, thinking of that event feels like a going back to another age, and it was only a month ago.

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  • Mar 14, 2020

    Food inspired innovation - Weeknote 2020/01

    This issue comes after a long time and from a weird one. Globally and especially in my country Italy, since some weeks friends and family has been staying home from work and school, following a state-wide effort aimed at containing the Covid 19.

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  • Oct 13, 2019

    Amazon's underwhelming futurism (and findings) - Weeknote 2019/14

    Amazon is not the kind of company that makes a big fanfare (read Apple) when releasing something new*, so they tend to underwhelm when they announce a new product.

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  • Sep 24, 2019

    The underground epoch of local fabrication, bad AI, misjudged AI and peel cups - Weeknote 2019/13

    3-D Printers Could Help Spread Weapons of Mass Destruction. Until I read this article last week, I didn’t think about personal fabrication since a while.

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  • Sep 17, 2019

    A Mountaineering metaphor for designing and inventing, AI certifications, a sleek remote and an AI game - Weeknote 2019/12

    I was familiar with Don Norman and Roberto Verganti shared argument on design & innovation. In a nutshell: Human Centred Design is great for improving existing products but it doesn’t work for inventing new ones (I agree, and have my take on that).

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