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Wednesday, July 5 • 16:00 - 18:00
New technologies in the sharing economy: tech for citizens

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We and the crowd will help you to find new ways technologies can create opportunities for your city.
Starting with an interactive part, you'll get an introduction to sharing abundance of technologies. Then, you will be presented examples of what happens such as open source city bike sharing with the help of IoT and Virtual Reality City Post Cards.
This experience will let you explore and try some of the new technologies that are shared !

Do you have a technology yourself such as a 3D printer/pen, Virual Reality headset, robot or something else? Please bring it with you to discover what sharing technologies have to offer. After this session you will have the opportunity to discover a public available Permanent Future Lab pop-up. This is what the speakers initiated originally as movement 3 years ago, and where 7 locations are sharing newest en most open innovations nowadays. The Permanent Future Lab will be from 6 till 8 pm.
***Un laboratoire d'avenir permanent : la technologie pour les citoyens*** 
Speakers
avatar for Bart Roorda

Bart Roorda

[ part of the swarm ], Permanent Future Lab
In humanity we trust. I enjoy life, software, people, swarms of people, science, sound and tech. Special interests are functional programming, blockchain, data security, bottom up city enhancements, working in groups with like minded people on nice projects, music. At OuiShare... Read More →
avatar for Jurjen de Vries

Jurjen de Vries

Permanent Future Lab
Instead of playing around with his Piggy Bank, as a teenager Jurjen spread his knowledge about new technologies on Bulletin Boards, which was the forerunner of the internet. He did it without being paid by money. Because Jurjen liked to help others and trusted the favor will one way... Read More →

Wednesday July 5, 2017 16:00 - 18:00 CEST
07. Media Square
  New technologies for impact

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