Sawyer Seminar: Sense, Sentience, Sensors

Description

From web cameras, RFID transmitters, drones, satellites, and buoys, the world is increasingly seeded with powerful technologies that can record, process, transmit, and respond to information. This workshop focuses on sensors as conceptual and ethnographic objects through which to think the increasingly networked and computational dynamics of health, architecture, urban life, and ecology. As with all of our events, this workshop is intended for a general audience.

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This event is organized by Michael Degani and Alessandro Angelini, assistant professors of anthropology at Johns Hopkins.