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How will design change our homes?
Our panel of Age of Design experts tell us how they think design is changing our homes.
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Three trends defining design in our homes
We look at how three major trends – technology, demographic shifts and aesthetic changes – are set to redefine our domestic lives.
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IKEA and Space10 – innovating for the future
In this documentary we visit IKEA’s Space10 innovation lab in Copenhagen, to see how the business is using design and innovation to plan for its future and for the future of all our domestic lives.
Five ways design is changing our homes
Connected devices, domesticated robots and shapeshifting furniture – we look at how design is changing our domestic lives.
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IBMiX: Reinventing The Wheel
The Automotive & Aerospace industries are one of the most exciting spaces that you could be working in when it comes to Experience Design. The forces of change are strong and our incentives to reinvent the wheel have never been more noble or more tied to the entrepreneurial-ism and invention that brought about the second […]
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Designing the Wimbledon Experience
Six ways that IBM is designing the Wimbledon experience, whether you can be there or not.
The future of creativity: experience design in the fourth dimension
In this video presentation from The One Show China, Joanna Peña-Bickley argues that designing the right experiences is crucial in today’s fickle market.
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What does a design-led business look like?
Design Week’s roundtable discussion – in partnership with IBM – asked if the growing trend for businesses to integrate design as a strategic tool is becoming key to their success.
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Watson and Marchesa Collaborate for the Met Gala
IBM and fashion designer unveil a cognitive dress, a first-of its-kind garment with cognitive inspiration woven into every step of the creative process.
How fashion graduates’ personalities are being matched with brands
IBM’s supercomputer Watson uses cognitive technology to link up graduates and fashion brands with similar “emotional traits”.
