past tense, future sense (2005) |
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 This book celebrates 80 years of design at Philips, giving insight into the creation of some of the most iconic products of the past decades. It gives a compelling reflection of the remarkable journey undertaken by design, Philips and society during the most extrordinary period our planet has ever witnessed.
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Food delivery solutions, 2004 |
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The results of the HiCS project, Highly Customerised Solutions, has been included in two books 'Solution oriented partnerships' and 'Food delivery solutions'. The three-year research project was part funded by the European Commission and focused on food for people with reduced access.
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Publisher: 010 Publishers
More than 60 experts in technology, design, social sciences and business come together to explore views on ambient intelligence, looking ahead considering not only future benefits but also potential dangers and social ethical issues.
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Publisher: 010 Publishers
An exploration of wearable electronics and smart textiles.
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Home of the near future, 1999 (Out of stock) |
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Publisher: Philips Design
The 'smart' home will soon be a reality. What will this home look like? How can technology and design together improve the quality of our lives? An exploration of the domestic environment and a proposition for the future.
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Creating Value by Design, 1998 (2 Volumes) |
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Publisher: V&K
Vol. 1, Thoughts - A series of articles by Stefano Marzano illustrates the development of the design philosophy that has guided Philips Design since 1991.
Vol. 2, Facts - A visual impression of the work carried out by Philips Design from 1991 through to 1998.
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Publisher: Philips Lighting
An investigation into how city life will evolve in the future and how light could play a key role in enhancing the quality of urban life.
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Vision of the Future, 1995 |
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Publisher: V&K
What will life be like in the future? An exploration of possible lifestyles, products and services in the domestic, public, personal and mobile domains.
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