Horizon scan, innovation. Sustainable and interactive ‘smart highways’
Daan Roosegaarde’s smart highways work as interactive environments that connect people. Instead of spending money on new cars…
We estimate that 4 million people will be living with sight loss in the UK by 2050. We need to better understand the problem from the individuals' perspective and identify integrated solutions to make cities enjoyable for everyone.
Watch our short films and find out more about the everyday challenges of people with sight loss and the remarkable ways which they are forced to overcome them.
Discover how we developed, trialled and tested our 3D soundscape technology on a route from Reading to London.
Learn about the emerging opportunities for city planners, architects, technologists and policy makers the world over.
Daan Roosegaarde’s smart highways work as interactive environments that connect people. Instead of spending money on new cars…
The train heads into London Paddington. Kate receives information about the route and is told that she’s passing Windsor Castle. The…
This system in a Norwegian government building (Storehagen), identifies the location of different facilities and tenants within the…
These buttons were primary designed and developed for gaming purposes. But they could also be useful in creating a more inclusive phone or…
Sunglasses are worn by the user with a small digital video camera placed in the centre to capture visuals of the person’s…
TfL’s Travel Support Card is customisable through entering one’s specific details regarding the help required. This could be a…
232 Studios won a TfL competition that aimed to improve navigation information accessibility for colour blind people. The developed maps…
As part of his master-thesis, Keiichi Matsuda created a video that illustrates how we may experience our physical environment in the future…
This project led to the installation of visual and audio information devices that help the visually impaired and the hearing impaired…
The touch sight camera was designed to give blind and partially sighted users the opportunity to record their memories. The user holds the…
Dune 4.2 is a permanent public installation that is 60 meters long. The installation is made up of fibres which react to people’s…
These talking street signs, installed in Copenhagen, are provided with an audio recording of how to pronounce the street name, in order…