How can technology support skill learning? A design workshop on the topic of wearable devices
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Persons and affiliations
- Tina Bobbe - , Chair of Industrial Design Engineering (Other)
- Emese Papp - , Chair of Industrial Design Engineering (Other)
Date
24 Mar 2022
Description
Science faces the challenge of developing wearable intelligent clothing and devices that help people (re)learn skills. The spectrum of these wearable devices ranges from quasi-invisible technology integrated into the fabric to robots worn on the body. The potential is great, but which applications do we need in our society? We want to create a practical approach to this topic in order to then jointly identify areas of application that improve equal accessibility to working and learning environments for people of different genders, ages, cultural backgrounds or with physical disabilities. What skills are important in future societies to make available through a wearable device? What does the wearable device look and feel like?Conference
Title | Digital Gender- Ethik, Macht und (Geschlechter-) Wissen in Systemen Künstlicher Intelligenz |
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Duration | 24 March 2022 |
Location | Hygienemuseum Dresden |
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Keywords
DFG Classification of Subject Areas according to Review Boards
Sustainable Development Goals
Keywords
- Tragbare Kleidung, Exoskelette, Gleichberechtigung, Produktentwicklung, wearables, exoskeletons, gender equality, Product Development