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Design2Change – First Edition
DESIGN FOR DISADVANTAGED: The Creative Care from the North
Speakers: Adam Hagman(SWEDEN), Rune Rex(DENMARK)
Curated and Hosted by Liu Yan (Xindanwei) and Søren Bo Steendahl (Kadaver)
Time: 2:00pm-4:30pm, Oct 10, 2010
After Drink: 4:30pm-7:00pm
Location: Xindanwei, 50 Yongjia Rd
Cost: Free of Charge
Language: English
Important Notice:
-This is a reservation only event, seats are limited to the first 40 people who are registered at the event page of Xindanwei website.
-The event will be followed by a network after drink to connect Nordic and Chinese designers and social entrepreneurs and to celebrate the grand opening of Xindanwei new space.
We believe that change happens when we design better, together. Design2Change is a platform to make that collaborative change happen. It is to connect people who want to explore ways that design and technology can positively impact our communities – ways that are thoughtful, informed, creative and responsible. Our mission is to bridge designer and technologist communities with social entrepreneurs by providing an open ground for collaborative innovation.
In the first event of “Design2Change” series, Xindanwei brings to you the robot developer and product designers from Nordic countries who help those with (physical or mental) limitations to express themselves, to make (and keep making) their own choices, stay independent and participate fully in the information society.
This event is realized with the generous support of ROBOT DALEN “The Robot Valley” from Sweden and KADAVER – the project team of THE CREATIVE NORTH. For more innovative and creative examples of the design products and services and the process which plays a significant role in the Nordic welfare system, please visit THE CREATIVE NORTH exhibition in Nordic Lighthouse and attend a special reception on Oct 11, 2010, please confirm your attendance by sending a mail to thecreativenorth@gmail.com or visit www.thecreativenorth.com for more information.
Wait, there is more …
Forthcoming Design2Change Events:
- Better Toilet, Better Life
by Jack Sim, founder of World Toilet Organization(WTO), Oct 24, 2010
- Social Media for Social Change
by Victor D’Allant, Executive Director of Social Edge, a program of Skoll Foundation, Nov 13, 2010
Speakers:
Adam Hagman, Robotdalen “the Robot valley” from Sweden.
Adam is the business developer of Robotdalen’s Health Robotics operations. His background is M.Sc. of Mechanical Engineering but in his heart he is an entrepreneur. He has started several companies and helps startups to create successful companies. He is very focused to make sure that robots developed in Robotdalen are made with the user in main focus. He will address how IT plays an important role in the demographic change we see in society, how IT can help address the aging population and what possibilities there are within the future of IT.
Robotdalen is a Swedish robotics initiative enabling commercial success of new ideas and research within robotics and automation. Robotdalen focus mainly on solutions for the industry and health care sector. Research and development projects are implemented by small and medium-sized companies, hospitals, global companies like ABB, Volvo, Atlas Copco and ESAB, and Swedish universities such as Örebro University and Mälardalen University.http://www.robotdalen.se/
Rune Rex (Sometimes Lune Lex) – Industrial Designer and Entrepreneur
Medical Packaging for All that focused on user centered product development in an industry that is close to unchangeable
About Rune Rex:
He described his core competences as high drive/enthusiasm for design, super sonic learning curves, to work in/WITH pink. He studied industrial design, visual design and interactive design in Denmark and has won numerous awards in Denmark and worldwide. He is the cofounder and Industrial Imaginator of project brand MAIK, cofounder and visual designer of Berggreenandersen& Design Studio. More about Rune Rex, please visit: http://runerex.com/
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试验田第一期
为弱势人群而设计: 来自北欧的创意关怀
演讲者: Adam Hagman(SWEDEN), Rune Rex(DENMARK)
组织及策划: Liu Yan (Xindanwei) and Søren Bo Steendahl (Kadaver)
时间: 2010年10月10日14:00-16:30
小型派对时间: 16:30-19:00
地点: 徐汇区永嘉路50号, 新单位
费用: 免费
语言: 英语
注意:
-该活动需要网上预定, 仅限于在xindanwei网站活动界面上前40位预定的观众入场.
-该活动结束后将会举办小型派对, 北欧和中国的设计师和社会企业家能在此更好地交流, 同时庆祝新单位永嘉路新店盛大开幕.
我们相信当我们一起探索一个更好的设计时, 改变就能在此发生. Design2Change试验田是一个通过相互协作来达到创新改变的平台. 那些想要通过设计和技术来影响社会公益的人可以在此平台相互连接. 共同探索创新而又可实施的方式方法,制定丰富而周密的计划。 我们的目标是为设计师,技术精英和社会企业家架起桥梁, 从而为协作创新营造一个更加开放的环境.
在design2change的第一期, 新单位带你认识两位来自北欧的机器人开发人员和产品设计师, 他们利用技术和设计帮助身体或精神缺陷的人表达自我, 让他们能自力更生, 并全面参与到信息社会中来.
该活动得到了来自瑞典的ROBOT DALEN“机器人之谷” 和the creative north的项目团队KADAVER的大力支持. 一睹北欧福利革新专家和福利设计创新家从他们的视野中赋予给予全球概念的北欧福利设计,请参加2010年10月11日14:30-17:00在杨浦区秦皇岛路32号(近杨树铺路)“北欧航标”举行的北欧福利系统设计展览和招待酒会,具体参加事宜请请您发邮件至 borris@kadaver.dk ,联系Carl Johannes Borris,或登录www.thecreativenorth.com。
试验田近期活动预告:
厕所让生活更美好
Jack Sim, 世界厕所组织创始人
时间: 2010年10月24日
社会化媒体带来社会变革
Victor D’Allant, Skoll Foundation Social Edge项目执行总监
时间: 2010年11月13日
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让人看完感动地流泪的设计展:北欧福利设计展,在北欧航标,时间为oct 1-15,10月11号下午两点有酒会可以和设计师面对面 http://www.thecreativenorth.com/zh/about/
Comment by xindanwei — October 9, 2010 @ 10:21 am
Did I check in for “Better Toilet Better life”? or this is only for “为弱势人群而设计: 来自北欧的创意关怀”?
Comment by inja — October 9, 2010 @ 11:17 am
@inja: you just checked in the 为弱势人群而设计: 来自北欧的创意关怀”, we will post separate announcement for Better Toilet, Better Life.
Comment by xindanwei — October 9, 2010 @ 7:15 pm
[...] am quite excited to be talking at Xin Dan Wei “Design for disadvantaged” tomorrow in Shanghai. If there’s still seats and you have the spare time, please join by [...]
Pingback by Rune Rex (sometimes Lune Lex) » Archive » XINDANWEI – DESIGN2CHANGE — October 9, 2010 @ 9:26 pm
Check out this SlideShare Presentation at Design2Change by Rune Rex http://slidesha.re/cqEpa5
Comment by liuyan — October 10, 2010 @ 9:52 pm
在活动上重点讨论的就是如何利用互联网,计算机技术及好的设计来提供更好的老年福利产品和服务,因为人口老龄化问题就在当前,如何利用设计和技术让老人主动而独立地参与到信息社会和生活中去,应该是未来产业发展的一个重要领域。
Comment by liuyan — October 11, 2010 @ 8:55 am
I am a college teacher in the United States studying ways of using technology to help elderly live better. I am also interested in how technology used by elderly affects communities. This may include devices used to monitor elderly, or technology such as computers that they use themselves. I know that there was a recent conference on this. I hope that someone in China can communicate with me about technology and elderly.
Thank you.
Gene Aronin, Ph.D.
email: geneloeb@gmail.com
skype id: gene.loeb1
cell phone: 1-224-616-7264
Comment by Dr. Gene Loeb — October 13, 2010 @ 3:56 am