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The Creative Industry Scientific Programme will develop a knowledge infrastructure which consolidates the leadership position and stimulates the continuing growth of the Dutch Design Sector and Creative Industries.

CRISP focuses on the design of Product Service Systems, generating and disseminating the knowledge, tools and methods necessary for designing complex combinations of intelligent products and services with a high experience factor.

CRISP is funded by Dutch government FES funding and a consortium of scientific and industrial partners.

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Report Design Review Sessions 4, 24 April 2031

At Undercurrent, floating but docked on the north embankment of Amsterdam's IJ, CRISP's fourth Design Review Sessions marks the mid point of its four-year programme. Introduction and keynote speeches highlighted an especially proactive day filled with project presentations, discusisons, and networking between all members of the eight different CRISP projects.

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May 22, 2013 • • • Janneke Vervloed • • •

Call for Chapters: Machine Medical Ethics, Edited Collection, 2014

The new field of Artificial Intelligence called Machine Ethics is concerned with ensuring that the behaviour of machines towards human users and other machines is ethical. This unique edited collection aims to provide a platform for researchers in this field to present new research and developments in Machine Medical Ethics.

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May 17, 2013 • • • MPontier • • •
New Skewiel Mobiel

Introducing the New Skewiel Mobiel

One of our longest running testbeds, Skewiel Mobiel, started a few years before the CRISP research community was formed. It became a satisfying service for elderly who are otherwise unable to leave their homes. Many customers are attached to the service and they have adopted it in such a way that it started to play an indelible role in their daily lives. Weaknesses have also been found, such as the low and sometimes dangerous top speed of 40 kph, the limited range of destinations, and the Spartan comfort of the customized electric golf cart, the GEM e4. After 4 years of running and running research, it was time to replace it for an new and improved electric vehicle.

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May 15, 2013 • • • Rick Schotman • • •
Dutch Creative Council

Paul Hekkert speaker on What Design Can Do: What Research Can Do for and with Design

During a Breakout session that will introduce the Dutch Creative Council, Paul Hekkert will speak about: What Research Can Do for and with Design. It is part of the parallel programme of the event: 'What Design Can Do', May 16th, from 14 -15.30 pm in the Stadsschouwburg in Amsterdam. The entire programme can be found in the attachment.

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May 8, 2013 • • • ESVerhoef • • •

CRISP DRS4 in a nutshell

A lot of photos were made at the fourth CRISP Design Review Session. Hereby a selection of the photos.

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May 3, 2013 • • • ESVerhoef • • •
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events

May
23
Knowledge Conference Service Design in Practice (non-CRISP event)
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June
18
3rd Participatory Innovation Conference (non-CRISP event)
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