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Issue 2.2

URBOT’S Sons & Daughters: From Neutral to Nudge

Dana Buntrock & Norihisa Kawashima
Op/Positions

Sensors to measure movement, air quality, or heat have been around for a while. They’ve been dumbly opening doors or closing curtains. Architecture, starting in the 1960s, became a machine for living via an array of responsive, single-function sensors.

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