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Pocket Project Manifesto

Do you also think big and complex? I love connecting different domains, theories and practices. Alas this can turn bright ideas into top heavy projects that require many different partners, funding and a lot of time. I realized I got stuck in complexity and making things became more and cumbersome. After an incubation period of […]

Posted byDanielle15/02/2026Posted intoolsTags: betekening, pocket project, workflowLeave a comment on Pocket Project Manifesto

evernote

I’ve downloaded EverNote to collect all the different materials and notes for my numuseum house/hermitage.

Posted byDanielle24/07/2011Posted inhermitage 3.0, toolsTags: notes, toolsLeave a comment on evernote

work monitoring

I’ve been working on a Python program today that monitors which application I’m using. For now it’s writing the data with a timestamp to a text file. But of course I want to share this data on numuseum. I’m now researching the use of sockets. As only just discovered that Flash can also work with […]

Posted byDanielle20/06/2011Posted innumuseum, toolsTags: numuseum, python, softwareLeave a comment on work monitoring

super accelerometer

  Pete Hartwell shows how HP’s ultra sensitive accelerometer can be used to detect heart disease by measuring the phase between a patients breath and pulse.

Posted byDanielle03/06/2010Posted ininspiration, toolsTags: hardware, inspiration, toolsLeave a comment on super accelerometer

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This blog describes the design research practice of Danielle Roberts MA, founder of Awareness Lab. Danielle is interaction designer and works with embodied and somaesthetic design methods. Their designs aim to make everyday activities more meaningful by offering new ways to reconnect to the body, activities and the world.

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