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Design Jam Dublin
Twenty five designers, developers, techies and geeks assembled at ‘Furious Tribe’s’ offices in Dublin, on Saturday morning August 31st 2012 to examine how we might use this city in 2042. Unfortunately, there were no crystal balls available so we would … Continue reading
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Tagged business, computer science, design, design thinking, designers, designing algorithims, developers, Dublin Design Jam, Dublin in thirty years time, Furious tribe, gaming, How we might live, interaction designers, personalized technolgy, technology, tourism in the future, travel, User Experience, UX, vacation
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Falling for Vietnam – Introduction
Vietnam has such a visceral mix of diversity, culture, pride, warmth and determination. As we’ve reflected on our journey through the country, we thought the best way to relay the experience, was to tell the story of getting to know … Continue reading
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Tagged Introduction to Vietnam, travel, Vietnam, Vietnamese culture
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Japan at 300km per hour
At the moment, we’re hurtling though the landscape at 300km per hour on a bullet train travelling to Kagoshima on the southern tip of Japan. In this region there are more temples and shrines than churches in Ireland, with each … Continue reading
What is the Point of Going to Japan?
Why would a person want to travel to a country that is so expensive, difficult to navigate and a potential radiation threat? The usual comforts of food are represented by symbols, people look at you strangely as if you’ve landed … Continue reading
