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A series of projects have investigated the use of interactive visual representations to increase awareness of personal energy usage, understanding of how energy usage can be reduced through changes in behaviour, and interaction with machine learning algorithms to analyse, predict and control energy use.


Crucible projects:
Crucible projects:
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* [[Flagship Retrofit]]
* [[Flagship Retrofit]]
* [[Readyourmeter.org]]
* [[Readyourmeter.org]]
* [[Critical issues in interaction design]]
Student design team projects:
* Remote energy visualisation for [[AlertMe]]
* [[Energy market forecast]] for Bloomberg


Crucible collaborators:
Crucible collaborators:
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* [[Alan Blackwell]]
* [[Alan Blackwell]]
* [[David Good]]
* [[David Good]]
* [[Bill Box]]
* [[William Box]]
* [[David MacKay]]
* [[Andrew Rice]]
* [[Simon Lewis]]
* [[Simon Lewis]]
* [[Rory McCann]]
* [[Rory McCann]]
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* [[John Lawson]]
* [[John Lawson]]


Student team design projects:


Remote energy visualisation for [[AlertMe]]
 


[[Crucible Theme: Energy]]
[[Crucible Theme: Energy]]
[[Crucible Theme: Motivation and behaviour change]]
[[Category: Projects]]

Latest revision as of 09:30, 26 August 2011

A series of projects have investigated the use of interactive visual representations to increase awareness of personal energy usage, understanding of how energy usage can be reduced through changes in behaviour, and interaction with machine learning algorithms to analyse, predict and control energy use.

Crucible projects:

Student design team projects:

Crucible collaborators:



Crucible Theme: Energy

Crucible Theme: Motivation and behaviour change