Engadget sponsors Core77's Design2.0 event in Boston
It's true, we're suckers for good design, which is why we're sponsoring Core77's next Design2.0 event in Boston next month. This one's all about the intersection of technology and product design. We have a pair of tickets for the event to give away, so if you're in the Boston metro area and would like to attend, please post something in the comments below by 11:59PM EST on Tuesday, the 24th and we'll pick two winners at random.
Click on for all the details!
Core77 presents
DESIGN2.0:
Discussions on Design Strategy and Innovation
Design, Technology, and the Future:
A Panel Discussion on the opportunities and imperatives ahead.
Date: November 15th, 2006
Location: Vessel, 125 Kingston Street, Boston, MA
Schedule: 1-6pm
Tickets: $125 Earlybird. After October 31st: $175
Students: $50
Speakers:
John Maeda : MIT Media Lab
Natalie Jeremijenko : UCSD, ITP
Bill Cockayne : Change Research
Jason Pearson : GreenBlue
Moderator:
Allan Chochinov : Core77
"As products and systems become smarter and more technologically imbued, the mandate of the designer is thrown into question. If we can make anything, what should we make? And if all of our activities have consequences - environmental, economic and social - what are the opportunities for moving positively into the future? How can we balance serving interests with setting agendas? Join us for a panel discussion on the front lines."
Full details at http://www.core77.com/design2.0
Click on for all the details!
Core77 presents
DESIGN2.0:
Discussions on Design Strategy and Innovation
Design, Technology, and the Future:
A Panel Discussion on the opportunities and imperatives ahead.
Date: November 15th, 2006
Location: Vessel, 125 Kingston Street, Boston, MA
Schedule: 1-6pm
Tickets: $125 Earlybird. After October 31st: $175
Students: $50
Speakers:
John Maeda : MIT Media Lab
Natalie Jeremijenko : UCSD, ITP
Bill Cockayne : Change Research
Jason Pearson : GreenBlue
Moderator:
Allan Chochinov : Core77
"As products and systems become smarter and more technologically imbued, the mandate of the designer is thrown into question. If we can make anything, what should we make? And if all of our activities have consequences - environmental, economic and social - what are the opportunities for moving positively into the future? How can we balance serving interests with setting agendas? Join us for a panel discussion on the front lines."
Full details at http://www.core77.com/design2.0


















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Sorry Michael. I'll have to tell you about it.
OHHH ZING!!!! Hey man.. 50 / 50 not bad odds just yet.
man, i'd love to be there
i'm interested !!
I live in Boston, and I like toys
If only it was meeeeee!
Id love to go!
Industrial design has always been about the intersection of humanity and technology. A panel discussion on the impact of that and it's resulting reverberations on our future sounds great!
Industrial design has always been about the intersection of humanity
and technology. A panel discussion on the impact of that and it's
resulting reverberations on our future sounds great!
yeah yeah, i'll go!
That has to be one of the ugliest flyers I have ever seen. And it is supposed to be promoting a DESIGN convention?!
That sounds great, I'd love to go.
I'd love to go!
I'll cruise over on the fixie
this would rock!
Me please!
Design? . . . count me in!
pick me, pick me!
DESIGN IS DEAD.
send me.
i'd love to check it out
Not ugly, really - just intentionally techie. Which, given their target audience, isn't so inappropriate, right?
Alright another Bawwston event.
Pick me!
hey, is that Ally McBeal?
I knew she'd surface again in Boston sometime...
I would like to go
What me worry?
I've lived in Boston my entire life and I'm a graphic designer!!
I would enjoy this very much, choose me
I live on Cape Cod and write and review for two web sites - I would be very interested in attending.
I would love to go, please, please, please. I'm big on Industrial Design. I work for Apple as a Mac Genius and this would be so awesome.
Dash
I'd love to go to this!
OH I HOPE IM THE LUCKY ONE!!
no one would enjoy this more than me ...
those FANUC R-2000i 's can handle 165Kg
*I say this because I am working with one for a project at my employer right now/
ooh, ooh, pick me!
I would definitely like to go!
sounds like fun.
I'm currently reading John Maeda's 10 laws on simplicity. Would love to go and hear him.
Something.
Im close by, and ill definitally take a day off to go.
yes please.
Sounds like fun, I'd love to go.
I would love to go
I wanna go.
Shotgun tickets, no blitz.
The whole reason I'm in Boston is Studying Industrial Design at the Wentworth Institute of Technology. The whole reason I chose industrial is because I think our hand-held devices could use a LOT of work in the design department. Pick me! pick me! Thanks,
-Jody-
I knew there was a reason I moved to Boston.
I can't find "prussian blue" anymore. maybe, just maybe it will be there.
I am an industrial designer and I'd love to go.
Im in boston and work at a product design firm in boston, pick me!
i want to go!