#digital context

Digital twins that thrive in the real-world - a white paper on digital twins as digital products

Windows of the Soul II [3D video art installation: http://www.haigallery.com/sonia-falcone/%5D Digital twins are becoming ubiquitous in many areas of engineering [see ‘Can you trust your digital twin?‘ on November 23rd, 2016].  Although at the same time, the terminology is becoming blurred as digital shadows and digital models are treated as if they are synonymous with digital twins.  A digital…

To begin with, I am showing off my great achievement of deleting the Facebook application out of my mobile phone. The reason that led me to this decision was to save my time doing other stuff (like drawing? No, like reading, c’mon!) other than constantly scrolling my screen. But wait, that does not mean I am like social media addicted, I just didn’t notice since when it has become a strangely unavoidable routine, and I am now learning to change that.

Anyways, when drawing this map of my digital context, I feel like I didn’t really take advantage of my digital tools. These what were illustrated here are really all applications that I use the most, well it is to say, everyday. That is why I make it like a circle embracing me (LOL). The applications are also to some extent connected to each of them in my map. 

It’s probably not the masterpiece but let say, undergrad-piece. 

Hang N.

Hello everyone!

The first task for your blog is to map your digital context, post it to your blog and comment on another student’s post (we discussed the task at the end of the face-to-face lecture last week: see week 6 presentation for more information).

Remember you can use the “Submit a post” feature to link your personal blog to this blog or use the Facebook page to share it too.

So friday is just log of all your events? Ok, a beautiful log of all your events? Fine, a beautiful log of all your events with Natural Language Voice search?