Figures & data
Figure 1. Design concept Thingformation. Image: beyond.io.
Figure 2. The transparent charging station, a speculative design commissioned by a Dutch energy company and their partners who make electric charging stations for automobiles. On the right, a close up of its interface. Image: The incredible machine.
Figure 3. Drafting the IoT manifesto with co-authors. Case studies and thoughts regarding what constitutes the responsible design of IoT products and services are collected on post-it notes, discussed and grouped to arrive at what would become a principle of the IoT manifesto. Image: Holly Robbins.
Figure 4. The Internet of Things design manifesto (IoT manifesto) is a collection of 10 principles to promote the responsible design of IoT products (Afdeling Buitengewone Zaken et al. 2015). Image: Just things foundation.
Figure 5. Part of our exhibition at Dutch design week 2012. Image: A/BZ.
Figure 6. This map charts the trajectory of projects that our design research program was incorporated into. It demonstrates the progression and dissemination of the collaborative work that originated with our initial project of the IoT Manifesto.
