Humans, Design, Technology —
AN ORIGINAL REPORT
62.2786° N, 12.3402° E
THE NORDICS
54.5260° N, 105.2551° W
THE AMERICAS
54.5260° N, 15.2551° E
EUROPE
8.7832° S, 34.5085° E
AFRICA
33.3371° N, 131.4683° E
ASIA/PACIFIC
Collection information
Collection volumes
One collection contains six volumes, covering one geographical region. They are released bi-monthly during the timespan of one year.
Emotion, Humans, Technology
Life, Humans, Technology
Drive, Humans, Technology
Belief, Humans, Technology
Play, Humans, Technology
Habitat, Humans, Technology
Geographical reach
One collection (containing six volumes) covers one region. Each region has their own collection.
Nordic Countries* PILOT
Europe
Latin America
North America
Africa
Asia/Pacific
Research parameters
Human dimensions
One per volume. These six dimensions equal one collection
Emotion
Life
Drive
Belief
Play
Habitat
Generational focus
The generational focus helps to make the survey process feasible, and is based on the projected future impact of these segments in shaping culture
Millennials
Z Gens
Social dimensions
The main focus is on sociological and technological social dimensions, but all are considered in the study
Political
Economical
Sociological* FOCUS
Technological* FOCUS
Legal
Environmental
Technological dimensions
Technological maturity of each region is assessed during the study, to better understand technological impacts
Information & Computing
Communication & Experiential
Mechanical & Manufacturing
Biomedical & Pharmaceutical
Technology
Materials
Energy
The Collection
Human dimensions
Our collections reach five global regions, exploring human dimensions affected by technology.
We needed a subjective, yet defined framework to dive deep into what is meaningful for us, and how technology is affecting each of these aspects of life.
Academic studies in social sciences were combined to a way of approaching the individual as well from macroenvironmental analysis (Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal and Environmental), with emphasis on social and technological dimensions of the model.
Emotion
The way we live, inhabit, relate to nature or escape to cities.
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Life
Vitality, nourishment, life-force.
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How we ambition, aspire, collaborate and achieve
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Drive
Play
How we decompress, relax, enjoy and entertain ourselves
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Belief
What —and who— do we choose to believe?
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The way we live, inhabit, relate to nature or escape to cities.
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Habitat
References
Anttiroiko, Ari-Veikko. "The Conceptual Field of Wellness." Wellness City. Palgrave Pivot, Cham, 2018. 7-20.
APA
Perera, Rashain. The PESTLE analysis. Nerdynaut, 2017.
Srdjevic, Zorica, Ratko Bajcetic, and Bojan Srdjevic. "Identifying the criteria set for multicriteria decision making based on SWOT/PESTLE analysis: a case study of reconstructing a water intake structure." Water resources management 26.12 (2012): 3379-3393.
Mladenović, Miloš N., and Dominic Stead. "Emerging mobility technologies and transitions of urban space allocation in a Nordic governance context." Urban Form and Accessibility. Elsevier, 2021. 63-82.
Yüksel, Ihsan. "Developing a multi-criteria decision making