“Of course, robots are a common sight these days.” “She’s – she’w not like a machine. She’s like a person. A living person. But after all, she’s much more complex […]
The slides of our talk at Munich DataGeeks Meetup: “A smartphone is a mighty array of sensors. How to access the data, and get meaningful information from the various readings, […]
Picture above: The court of Louis XVI is regared as the ecstasy of courtesy. Esprit, the bon-mot and the courtly attire had been overdone to an extend never to be […]
Image above: Nerds for Nature setting up #morganfire01. Licenced under CC-BY-SA 2.0 Mobile citizen science – people jointly contributing to research with their smartphones – has been a frequent topic […]
Image above: Our olfactory sense and our long-term memories are tied together. To track places lost, I have collected boxes; the smell inside triggers my memory. Cats are more attached […]
The diagram above shows the development of the frontooccipital circumference of a child’s head. We measure the growth of our children to track their healthy development. Only with the context […]
The Quantified Self Europe Conference 2014 had shown some activity on Twitter, as expected. 156 different people twittered using the #qseu14 tag. Nevertheless the absolute number of #qseu14-tweets slightly declined […]
At the Quantified Self Europe Conference 2014, which took place on May 10th and 11th, we hosted a session to discuss philosophical, and especially ethical aspects of self-tracking. Here are […]
“The future is already there, it is just not evenly distributed” as William Gibson said. At re:publica 2014 conference in Berlin we will demonstrate methods and tools to make good […]