1.
Personal Highlights

2.
What is the ”interaction” conference?
• one of the largest non-profit conferences since 2008
• is held annually in various cities around the globe
• organized by the Interaction Design Association
• focuses on the application and continuous evolution of all design themes
• offers exchange on design trends, best practices, and working methods
• fosters different ways to build new networks with students, professionals
and different companies

3.
What is ”interaction18”?
„how technology and design are shaping the world
moving forward by building bridges across cultures,
disciplines, and industries to reach shared goals.“
More than a thousand participants from 47 countries coming to Lyon
http://interaction18.ixda.org

4.
Opening Party
Le musée des confluences

5.
Opening Key Note
La Sucrière

6.
Allan Cooper - “Father of Visual
Basic” author and co-founder
of Cooper,
he has dedicated decades to the
crossroad of design and
development, humanizing
technology through his
groundbreaking work in software
design.
The Oppenheimer
Moment
When we deliver new ’Technology’ it is getting evil
it is often a distributed system problem, so the
solution has to be also distributed.
Be a good citizen first and
think of the money second
count on the power of
agency of individuals

7.
Daniel Goddemeyer is an
interdisciplinary researcher and
designer who explores new
relationships with technology
through research, experiments and
product applications. He is the
founder of OFFC, a New York City-
based research and design studio.
(Im)perfect futures —
The hidden ethics of
tomorrow’s products
https://vimeo.com/226939721
http://offc.co/web/10questions.phphttp://on-broadway.nyc/

8.
Yogesh Moorjani
https://www.slideshare.net/secret/orHNfahe6wPWxu

9.
Farai Madzima
...
The Culture Map by Erin Meyer

10.
Ruth Kikin-Gil
a design strategist,
digital product
designer, and a
practical dreamer that
focuses on product
innovation across
devices, input methods
and platforms
@ Microsoft

11.
Kenya Hara’s work across
design, exhibitions, talks and
books, goes beyond western
simplicity to explore emptiness
as a space of possibilities to be
filled. This approach can be
found in both his work with
MUJI and with the Hara Design
Institute.
Make things unknown
Emptyness
Ex-formation
as opposite
of information

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In contrast to ‘information,’ ‘ex-formation’
describes how little we really know and
thus becomes the starting point for any
type of design.

13.
my personal view on the Interaction 18
Think about next generations – Ancestry thinking:
• Be a good citizen first and think about the profit second
• Think though potential options how the technology can
be misused and turn to evil
• Remember that every voice counts to make a big
change, everybody can contribute: power of agency
• Consider human values right from the start of the
education
Remember the past:
• Study past in all its facets to design new
• let it inspire you and learn from failures
• Remember who you are: your background makes you
unique
Emptiness – give space for imagination
and room for new
• Sometimes you have to forget to be able to create new
Establish inclusive continuously evolving culture:
• Start with optimistic thinking
• Be kind, respectful and curious
• Have backbone to disagree and commit
• Design to increase communication and collaboration
in organizations
• Be coach: help to find a path to success through
dialogue and open questions
Invite and celebrate future now
• Anticipate human needs, help to focus by eliminating
needless choices and be mindful of privacy
• Deal with ethical questions (before dealing with AI)
• Imagine different futures to invite everybody to be
involved in the critical shaping of our collective future.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/posterity-design-manifesto-tatjana-borovikov/
THE POSTERITY DESIGN MANIFESTO

14.
questions?