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Concept of Sensible Design  By: Jaime Neely - Published: •
References: & In this Carlo Ratti keynote, the architect and
professor at MIT shares the advancements he and his team of
research have made in the field of design. He and his team have
achieved something he likes to call 'sensible design.' He
describes sensible design as a real-time control system made up
of two parts including sensing and actuating. These systems
become like computers in open air.  To demonstrate how this
technology can serve a purpose, he shares with the audience a
map that tracked the cell phone activity during the World Cup
final in 2006. He then showed what happened when tracking chips
were attached to pieces of trash; individuals witnessed their
trash continuing to travel across the country, even after two
months since having been discarded