Connected Everyday Lab

The Connected Everyday Lab researches how to facilitate thoughtful design in a complex world where people, objects and technology are increasingly connected. The group explores the social opportunities, systemic impact and ethical implications of emerging technological paradigms such as the Internet of Things, social robotics and smart materials by means of probing design interventions in the real world.

The Connected Everyday Lab is an interdisciplinary research group. The group is part of the ID-StudioLab design research community, and actively collaborates with other research groups across the departments of Industrial Design, Design Engineering, and Product Innovation and Management.

Chiocciola

A concept that explores how material traces can be used for rich communication with and through connected objects.

Crowd Experiences

How can novel technologies play a role in improving crowd experiences?

Design with/for Traces

How can we change the relationship that we have with connected objects and people?

Designing for Children's Physical Play

Stimulating children to engage in play during hospitalization.

Designing Happy Flows

How can new security technology be applied to optimize passenger flows?

Designing the New Normal

Designing interventions that allow families to find a new balance in their everyday lives.

Future Interactions Game

A board game to explore the social value of new technologies.

Gamification of team behavior

How can gamification contribute to a better team performance?

Geist

Everyday objects that help expat families develop and maintain a sense of connectedness and belonging.

Hipsters in the Mauritshuis

An app to motivate young adult travelers to explore the details of paintings.

IoT Manifesto

10 principles of responsible and ethical design for the Internet of Things.

Jace

A smart piece of clothing that helps women during a hot flash.

Mingling with Robots

How can robots engender different characters in their behaviour and appearance?

Mizu

A connected sink that utilizes traces of use as a design approach.

MOKKOP

Helping parents of hospitalized children to take better care of themselves.

PACT

Exploring new partnerships between people and things in the smart city

Predictive Materialities

The idea of artefacts as co-performers of practice through a series of speculative design concepts.

Resourceful Aging

Empowering people to age resourcefully.

Science Center Delft

Students designed and tested experience prototypes based on three different design briefs.

Self Assembly Furniture

What if furniture knows how it should be assembled and helps people to assemble it?

Thing Tank

An internationally funded research platform for investigating how things can reinvent themselves.

Virtual visit to the Louvre

An application that allows older adults to engage in a virtual tour from their homes.

Wearable Technology for Increased Body Awareness

Using wearable technology in care practices.

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