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Shaping Signals Preparing for the Future through Speculative Design Phil Balagtas Design Director, GE Aviation Digital Solutions Founder, Speculative Futures San Francisco @neshacom1 contact.phil@gmail.com 99% Invisible - 10,000 years

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Shaping Signals


Preparing for the Future through Speculative Design

Phil Balagtas Design Director, GE Aviation Digital Solutions Founder, Speculative Futures San Francisco @neshacom1 contact.phil@gmail.com

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99% Invisible - 10,000 years

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What is Speculative Design?

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Critical Design Design Fiction Discursive Design Interrogative Design Adversarial Design Design Probes Ludic Design

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Critical Design Design Fiction Discursive Design Interrogative Design Adversarial Design Design Probes Ludic Design

Speculative Design

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Shaping Signals | 2016

Speculative Design is a way to manifest possibilities, to prepare us for inconvenient challenges and facilitate a more desirable, responsible path into the future.

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The Futures Cone

Present Probable Plausible Possible

time

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Present

time

The Futures Cone

What is likely to happen? What could happen? What might happen?

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Preferable

Why Design for the Future?

What do we want to happen?

Signal

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Wild Card

Low-probability events or mini- scenarios which, if they occurred, would have very high impact

Challenge Assumptions. Force Controversy

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Designs for an Overpopulated Planet: Foragers

Dunne & Raby

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Evidence Dolls

Dunne & Raby

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Love Optimized: NeurAlign

Object Solutions

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Love Optimized: Intimatum (Intimate Utility Meter)

Object Solutions

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One Way Ticket

Joseph Popper (2012)

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Martian Wine

Carlos Monleon-Gendall

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“Genetics, Nanotechnology, & Robotics will provide the means to overcome age-old problems such as illness and poverty, but it will also empower destructive ideologies,”

  • Ray Kurzweil
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Transfigurations

Agi Haines

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New Plastics

Agi Haines

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New Plastics

Agi Haines

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The synthetic Kingdom

Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg

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Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg - E.Chromi

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“Design can set agendas and not necessarily be in service, but be used to find ways to explore

  • ur world and how we want it to be.”
  • Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg
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Museum of Future Government Services Tellart

museumofthefuture.ae

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museum.governmentsummit.org/2015/

Smart Street

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Autonomous Car Prototyping Lab

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Mood View Dubai Museum of the Future 2016

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The prototypes aren't based on fictitious realities, they're based on real, provable drivers and trends that are moved down the road in predictable ways to create plausible scenarios. Of course no

  • ne knows what will happen in the future, but this

process hinges on the most plausible future

  • utcomes based on rigorous research and study.

Andrew Haarsager Strategy Director, Tellart

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The Future of Ageing

futureofageing.blog.gov.uk

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The Future of Mobility & Transportation

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Teacher of Algorithms Simone Rebaudengo

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WHAT DO WE HAVE TO CONSIDER WHEN DESIGNING FOR THE FUTURE?

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RETROCASTING

(understand the past to shape the future)

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Cultural Shifts

2007 today 2009 1996 2036

??? ?

20yrs 10yrs

Moore’s Law

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credit: http://www.naturalstep.ca/backcasting

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www2.gov.bc.ca

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HIDDEN IMPACT, INFLUENCE, & ECOSYSTEMS

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Ecosystem

What does the future environment feel like? What are the challenges and rules?

Social/Cultural Implications

What impact will it have on society?

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Consider the bicycle.

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Transportation Culture Technology Economy Population Communication Environment Policies Energy Education City Planning Trends

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Transportation Culture Technology Economy Population Communication Environment Policies Energy Education City Planning Trends

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for Autonomous Cars

Near Future Labs

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Apple Knowledge Navigator (1987)

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SPECULATIVE FUTURES

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

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Futures Design Lab The Future of Disease in 2026

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Bio-sensing Plant Genomics Machine Learning

SF Speculative Futures

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SF Speculative Futures

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HEAL

A modular wearable platform for

  • ptimal health

Signals 2016 2026

Quantified Self Bio-hacking Wearables Machine Learning 3D Printing

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SF Speculative Futures

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SF Speculative Futures

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Shaping Signals | 2016

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Shaping Signals | 2016

Future of Parenting Fisher Price

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“The future belongs to those who can imagine it, design it, and execute it…It isn’t something you await, but rather create”

  • His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
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Phil Balagtas @neshacom1 contact.phil@gmail.com @futures_design facebook.com/speculativefutures futuresmeetup@gmail.com primerconference.com

THANK YOU

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www.primerconference.com