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Phase Media: Space, Time and the Politics of Smart Objects by James Ash
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In Phase Media, James Ash organizes how smart objects, which are understood as connected devices and sensors, change the user experience in their environment. Instead of networks connected by transmission…
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In Phase Media, James Ash organizes how smart objects, which are understood as connected devices and sensors, change the user experience in their environment. Instead of networks connected by transmission lines, intelligent objects generate phases, understood as space times that modify temporal spatial understanding of both humans and non-humans.
Ashe examines a range of things and services from Apple Watch to Nest Cam to Uber, and points out that spatial spatial clarity is partly formed by the business logic of industries that design and manufacture smart objects, but can also surpass them. Drawing on the work of Martin Heidegger, Gilbert Simondon and Bruno Latour, Ash says smart objects have their own phase policies, which offer opportunities for new forms of audience to emerge.
Phase Media Evolution Conceptual vocabulary asserts that intelligent objects do more than just enable a world of control and control of growing companies, and provide the tools needed to detect and rearrange the logic and procedures that have created it.
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