The Art, Science and Technology of Responsive Media.

This perspective comes from a journey through the landscapes of how we see, how we communicate, and how we might experience the world through responsive technologies and digital media.

Central to much of the work is a quest to identify the context of a situation in order to conjure the right thing in the moment. A simple example would be Sat Nav which uses the context of where you are and where you going to tell you how to proceed at any moment in your journey. Other apparently simple examples turn out not to be so.

About the speaker: Phil Stenton

Phil Stenton has spent forty-two years working in research and development at the intersection of: digital technology, the psychology of experience design and the art of multi-disciplinary collaboration. He has worked for companies and universities in the UK and the US. In 2008 he authored and co-founded the Pervasive Media Studio in Bristol and in 2009 co-founded Calvium Ltd. Before joining the BBC he was Professor of Pervasive Media at Falmouth University. Phil retired from the BBC in December.

Photo credit: Noise Noise Robot (NNR) - https://www.watershed.co.uk/studio/news/2015/09/29/2015-studio-artist-residence-ashley-james-brown