'My Data, My Self' Virtual Exhibition

Navigate through the co-design experience of three people living with their personal data. Discover your own ideals along the way.

Hosted by Design Informatics, DDI and ImaginationLancaster

This project is now archived and was part of DDW20

My Data, My Self

Graham Ogilvie Design

Our virtual exhibition will take you on a journey through the lives of three people (Eric, Anna and Hugo) who have co-designed new ways of living with their personal data.

Each of our three subjects track their data to help them in their daily lives. We explore their data needs and expectations and how they were being met by corporations, to being confronted with speculative design prototypes showing the breadth of what

Data-day-life: Manual entry highlights data trends

Billy Dixon

Weighta: Bio / Nutritional data capture

Billy Dixon

Pebbles: one tracks your data, the other stores it

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About Design Informatics, DDI and ImaginationLancaster

In the Institute for Design Informatics at the University of Edinburgh, we design systems for better human data interaction, in diverse settings such as health, culture, mobility and finance. We explore design from, with, and by data: the central concern is the design of flows of data which sustain and enhance human values. Relevant technologies range from the Internet of things, through blockchains, to robotics, speech recognition, data visualization, interaction design, and social computing.